The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-18
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Talent for the Summer School
at Chautauqua.
PLAN OF SCIENTIFIC WORK.
Distinguished Persons to be Present at
Opening Day - Hotel Ready to
Receive Guests.

The Eighth Chautauqua Assembly on
Puget sound will be held at Chautauqua
Beach from July % to August 10, inclusive.
An agreement has been perfected by which
Chautauqua Beach, Washington; Gear
hart Park, Oregon; Pacific Grove, Long
Beach and Lake Tahoe, California, COM
bining may secure the best Eastern talent
Tor their summer schools.
Among the distinguished men who will
be at the assembly are:
Rev. A. c. Hirst, d. D.. LID, of San Fran
cisco; Rev Robert Mcintyre, of Denver; Rev.
George R. Wallace, of Saginaw, Mich; sohn
Pym, Selah W. Brown, Professor J. Ivey.
Other prominent lecturers already en-.
gagged are:
Hon. Allen Weir, secretary of state, July 25:
Charles f. Fishback, esq, Seattle, July %: Rev.
p. H. Bodkin, Tacoma, July %: Rev. NJ. L Rugg,
Seattle, July IS: Rev. John Reid, Great Falls,
Mont, July 80: DR.. b. F. Cherrington, Tacoma,
August and 6; Chaplain r. s. Stubs, Tacoma,
August /; Mr.. Melvin G. Winstock, Seattle,
August 2; Mr.. Lee Fairchid, Seattle, August 2;
DR.. d. J. Pierce. Snohomish, August 5: Rev. L.
D. Goodwin, Puyallup, August 5; Joseph ship
pen, ESQ.,, Seattle, August s; Frank d. Nash,
ESQ.,, Tacoma, August s. and Frank P. Lewis,
ESQ.,. Seattle, August 10.
The department of music will be in
charge of Professor G. c. Munson. The
faculty will be:
Professor G. C. Munson, Seattle, director. g.
c. Munson, voice culture, conducting: Mrs. G.
C. Munson, voice and harmony; Miss Julia 8.
Bosworth, piano; Professor J. NJ. LANCER, violin
and orchestration: Miss Lulu Barager, begin
ners' class in singing.
The following red-letter days have been
set apart by the management:
First-Opcning Assembly day, July 22-Gov-
ernor E. P. Ferry, Secretary of State Allen Weir,
Mayor Ronald, of Seattle; Mayor Huson, Of
Tacoma, and other distinguished citizens are
expected to be present at the opening exercises
in the afternoon. There will be grand concert
in the evening.
Second - Recognition day, July &c. Every
Chautauquan will wish to be present. 1t is the
assembly business day. Six members OF the
board of managers are to be elected and policy
outlined for the coming year. DR.. A. c. Hirst,
OF San Francisco, delivers the Recognition ad-
dress.
Third-Young Peoples Society day, July so.
Mr.. Mcintyre delivers his most popular lecture
in the evening.
Fourth-A!umni day and reunion, August 8.
Two fine lectures and concert, besides a C. L
S. C. reception, are on the programme.
Fifth-G. A. r. and National day, August 10.
Who will deliver the address cannot now be
answered, but no one will be disappointed.
Sixth-Closing Assembly day, August IL, with
q lecture by the gifted orator, George r. Wall
lace, and grand concert in the evening under
direction of Professor George c. Munson.
The hotel is ready for guests and COM
plete arrangements have been made
for the transportation of persons who de-
sire to attend.
Following is full programme of the en-
tire assembly:
Friday, July o., Opening Assembly day. 2:30 p
M, opening exercises, season OF 1892; platform
speeches, music announcements, etc; 700 p.
m, ChautauQua vespers; 500 p. m. grand con-
tettes.
Saturday, July %, Hoo a m. lecture, "Room
at the Top DR.. A. c. Hirst: 200 D. m,
Woman's Club, cookery and chemistry of food;
500 p. m, C. L. 8. C. Round Table, conducted
by DIR. A. C. Hirst Ii. D.; 500 p. m, lecture,
Conversation on Art" Professor J. Ivey.
Sunday, July "a, Assembly Sundays a m,
morning prayer; 9 a. m, Bible study: II a. M,
Baccalaureate sermon, DR.. A. C. Hirst; $50 p.
~, Chautauqua assembly Bible-school,
superintendent; primary department., inter-
mediate department. young peoples Bible
class, assembly; 4 p. m, Chautauqua Christian
Endeavor meeting: p. m, c. l. S. c. vespers;
1880 p. m, song service; p m, sermon, Rev.
Thomas Filben.
Knot" DR.. A. c. Hirst; Up. m, Woman's Club,
tho "Mother's Preparation; 5 p. M, c. L. s. C.
round table; p m, lecture. "Intellectual
Growth" Hon. Allen Weir; promenade concert
and feast OF lanterna
Tuesday, July g. recognition day-fArticle
IL, of constitution.) The membership of this
association shall consist OF the readers and
graduates of the c. L 8. c., the students and
graduates of the Chautauqua university, the
pastors of the several churches. the professors
and teachers in the educational institutions and
schools of the country who shall have sub
scribed to the constitution and bylaws of the
association. Chautauquans are specially re-
ouested TO be present and enroll themselves as
members of the assembly. Six members of the
board are to be elected, aud policy outlined for
the year. II a. m, assembly business meeting;
2 .. m, recognition address, DR.. A. C. Hirst;
p. M, vesper service: p. m, address, Charles
f. Fishback esq, C. l. S. C. rally, Chautauqus
songs. speeches, campfire, etc
Wednesday, July q, w. C. T. U. day--l1 80 a.
m, "High. Low and No License" Eva r. Hunt;
w.CTU. conference. including letter from Miss
Frances E. Willard; 2 p. m. lecture, Rev. P. II.
Bodkin: p. m. C. L. S. c. round table; p m,
"Comrade "reminiscences. Camp Fire." Winnie
+. Thomas.
Thursday, July IS, Y. W. C. T. U. day-ll a
m, Y W. C. T. U. conference; 2 p. m, lecture,
prevention Better Than Cure" Rev. NJ l.
Rugg; p. m, w oman CIuD, rearing and con-
versation; p. m, conversations, musical and
literary, arranged for and conducted by the Ia
coma circles.
Friday, July 29-Sunday school teachers day
IL q. M, lecture; p m, sunday school teach
ers' gathering; s p. m, {. L. g. C. round table;
sp m, lecture, "Buttoned-Up People," Robert
McIntyre.
Saturday, July so-Young Peoples Societies
day-Epworth League, Baptist Young PEOPLES
Cnion St Andrews League Kings Daughters.
Y s. C. F., and all others; II g. m. address
Rev. John Ried, jr.; %. m, grand union meeting
Young Peoples societies; p. m, woman's
Club; sour dress and appearance" p. m,
lecture: Thirty Hours in the sunless World,
or Trip Through Wyandotte Caverns," Robert
Mcintyre.
Sunday, July sl-6 a. m. morning prayer;
a. m, Bible reading; IL a. m, sermon, Rev
Robert Mcintyre; 2:So p. m, Chautauoua As
sembly Bible school; primary department IN
termedate department, Young Peoples Bible
class, assembly; p. m, Chautauqua Christian
Endeavor meeting; =. m, G. l. 5. c. vespers:
s p m, sermon.
Monday, August II a. m, lecture, "The Lit.
erature of India" Rev. B F. Cherrington, d D.
D. m lecture, Chaplain Stubs; r. m c. l.
: c. round table; s p. m, lecture, "Half Round
World Eastward from New York." Dr. Selah W.
Brown.
Tuesday August 2, II a. m, lecture by Mel
vile q. Winstock; p. m, address, "Humor,"
Lee Fairehiid; p m, Woman's Club, "self-
Culture" 7 p. M. song service; T. m, CONVEX
sazioue; musical and literary, by the weewyk
Circle of Seattle.
Wednesday, August 5, Alumni day and Re-
union-lI a. m, lecture, "John Pym, Hero in
the struggle for Free Manhood" Rev George r
Wallace. , n m concert By the "a O Fdasnn