The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-06
THE SUMMER SCHOOL.
Plans for Recreation and Study
at Chautauqua.
FINE TALENT AT THE ASSEMBLY.
Series OF Programmes, Including the
Assistance OF Eastern Educators
and Lecturers OF Prominence.

of Puget sound will begin its summer
work on July % at Chautauqua, on Nashon
island, where everything will be in reaci-
ness for the most attractive series OF pro-
grammes ever given on the Pacific coast.
BY an agreement fully perfected all OF the
assemblies on the Pacific coast--five in
number-have now q combination for
bringing Eastern talent to their service.
This gives promise for the years to come.
The combined assemblies are those at
Chautauqua Beach, Wash. Gearhart Park,
Or; Pacific Grove, Long Beach and Lake
Tahoe, Cal.
A new dock at Chautauqua has been
finished so that boats of all sizes can land
with convenience and safety, and work
will begin soon on the Hotel Chautauqua,
which will be designed to accommodate
100 persons with sleeping apartments and
with dining-room capacity for an almost
unlimited number. Special arrangements
have been made for the transportation of
all who desire to attend the daily meetings
and return to the various cities of the
Sound.
The programme committee consists Of
]. w. Fairbank, chairman; Mrs. A. Z.
Burwell, of Seattle; Professor K. S. Bing-
ham and Miss NJ. +. Male, of Tacoma, and
DR.. d. J. Pierce. Among other attractions
they have arranged for the following
special features Special music, under
the direction of Professor George g. Mum
son; lectures by the Rev. A. c. Hirst, DID,,
LII. d., of San Francisco, one of the most
gifted orators of the Pacific coast;
tho Rev. Robert Mcintyre, of Denver,
pastor of the largest Methodist Episcopal
church of that city, and matchiess
speaker; DR.. Selah w. Brown, of the uni
versity at Los Angeles; Ernest Hall,
M. D., of Victoria, special lecturer on the
Eye and Ear" Professor j. livery, the
lecturer on subjects of art and painting,
and the Rev. Thomas Filben, of San Fran
cisco.
The committee have also decided on
having the following special days: Recog-
milton day, July %, Alumni day, Aug
ust 4; Pioneer day, August 8; National
day, August 10, and others.
The Woman's Club, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Charles +. Fishback, assisted
by noted specialists, will meet every other
day to discuss all matters appertaining to
the welfare of the gentler sex and the
home. Following is the programme:
Daily Classes a. m, boys and girls class;
Q a. M, intermediate class: 9a. m.. normal
class; a. m, art; 10 a. m, class drill; p M,
primary teachers normal class.
Friday, July 2-Opening day: 2:3o p. m,
Opening exercises, season of 1892. Platform
speeches, music, announcements, etc; p. m,
Chautauqua vespers; p. M, grand concert,
symphony orchestra, solos, choruses, quartettes
Saturday, July 23-Sunday-school day: 100
.. M, lecture, Room at the Top DR.. A. c..
Hirst; 200 p m, Woman's Club; 800 p. M, C.
l. S. G. Round Table, conducted by DIR. A. c.
Hirst, Ii. D.; 700 p. m, song service: 500 p.
M, Lecture, Conversation on Art" Professor
J. Ivey.
Sunday. July 2i-6:oo a. m, morning prayer;
900 a. m., Bible study; 11:0o q. m, baccalau-
reate sermon, DIR. A. G. Hirst; 2:S0 p. m, Chau-
tauqua Assembly Bible school, -, super
intendent. primary department.. intermediate
department, young peoples Bible class, assem-
bly,; 400 p m, Chautauqua Christian Endeayor
meeting; 500 p. m, C. L. S. c. vespers; 1880 p.
m, song service; 500 p. m, sermon, Rev.
Thomas Filben.
Monday. July D. IL a. m, lecture-''Love
Knot" DIR. A. G. Hirst; p. M, c. L. s. c.
round table; p M, promenade concert, feast
of lanters.
Tuesday, July 26-Recognition Day-ll a. M,
recognition address, DR.. A. C. Hirst; p m,
Womans club; p. m, assembly business meet
ing; p. m, vesper service; T. m, G. l.. $. c.
rally. Chautauqua songs, speeches camp fire,
etc.
Wednesday. July 27-w. c. T. u Day-1i a.
M, W. c. I. u. conference: 2 p. m, Woman
club: p. m. c. l. s. C. round table; S p. m,
lecture, 'The Woman of the Future" DIR. A. c.
Hirst.
Thursday, July 2s-Y. w. c. I. U. day-1l
a m, Y. w. c. I. U. conference; $50 p M,
Womans Club; p m, Conversations, a
musical and literary, arranged for and con-
Quoted by the Tacoma circles.
Friday, July 20 C. Y. F. T. U. day-Ii a. NJ,
Lecture; 5 p. m. C. /. 5. c. round table, p m.
Lecture, "ButtonedUp People," Robert Nc
Intyre.
Saturday, July S0--Young Peoples Societies
day Epworth League, Baptist Y. F. Union, 81.
Andrews League, Kings Daughters, y. L. :. c.
i. and all others)-ll a. m, Grand union meet
ing of Young Peoples Societies; p m,
woman's Club; p. IN, Lecture, Thirty Hours
in the sunless World. or Trip Through Wyan-
dotte Caverns," Robert Mcintyre.
sunday, July Si-6:o0 a. IN, morning prayer:
300 n. NJ, Bible reading; leo a. rn., Sermon
Req Robert Mcintyre; 2:31 T. m. Chauiauqua
assembly Bible school, primary department. in
tcrmediate department, young peoples Bible
class, assembly; 400 p. IN, Chautauqua Chris
tan Endeavor meeting; GOO p. m, c. l. ). {.
yespers; 500 p M, sermon.
Monday, August Ill go Il. M, lecture; sos
p M, c. l. ). & round tahla: 500 p. RI, lecture
ssHalf Round World Eastward from New York
DR.. Selah W. Brown.
Tuesday, August 2--ll:00 a m, lecture; > :0l
p m, Woman's Club; 7:0n D. ~, song service
$500 ?. m, Conversations, a musical and liter
AIRY, by the Meewyck Circle, of Seattle.
Wednesday. August S-Aumni day and reunion
Ill a. m, lecture. 2. m, alumni business
meeting, plans, etc; y. m. three c. and re
ceptioa to the undergraduates; $50 II. m, song
Sc rvice; p. IN, lecture.
Thursday, August 4--Y. II. l. a day-li A. m.
lecture; T. m. {. /. :. L. round table; p. IN.
"The Heroines of India Rev. /. j. Cheripgton
ID. D.. Tacoma
Mythical Theory OF the Origin of the Gospel,
Rev. l. u. Goodwin; p m, Womans club
kp m. lecture, "lIaf Round the Norl6 West
ward From san Francisco" Or. Selah " Brown
Saturday August 6-Missionary day: ia IN.
first missionary confefencs; : y m, Woman
Club: $50 \. IA. second missionary conference
6p H., c. l. : {. Round Table; : Z. m, SON
service; 5 p II, lecture, 1.-The Literature @
India" Rev. F. 4. CheTrington. u. D., Tacoma
sunday, August 5-Missionard day icon
unuedl: a. m, morning prayer; . a III.
Bible missionary study; IL 4. m. sermon, Rev
L. ID. Goodwin, OF PUvallup; ESQ n IN, Chau
tsuaua Assembly Bible school; p. L., closing
missionary conference; $50 y. m, The sea
aide Vespers;" 300 n ~, night vigil, clas
OF 1898.
Monday, August S-il a m, lecture "Seve,
Wonders os the New World" DR.. Selsh "
Brown. of Les Angeles: :. m. {. |. $ {
Round Table. 8 y. n. lecture.
Tuesday, August 9-Pioneers' day.
Wednesday, August lee A. Il. snd Nations
dav: IL 8. M lecture. 2;So p II. platform
meeting. address b. promineus speakers. :
m. campfire of army veterans, etc; short al
dresses. etc.
Thursday. August Il-ClOsing assembly DAY
Ia NJ. illustrated lecture by Professor Hull, &