New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
CHAUTAUQUA'S WORK BEGUN
rIPSr LECTURES IN MANY OF THE SUM
MER COURSES.
PROFESSOR DRCMMOND's TALKS ON EVoLU iloN
CONTINUED-KCREA ILLUSTRATED


Cbautauuua July 6-Dr W. II. Harper at the
chanel service this morning announced that aiols
win the daily devotional exercises thsre "o"i'
hl, wear BE- read direct messages from icauer' n'
educational work in this country CiasSes III 'ct
dcpartmcnts of the Chautauqua College OF LipeIai
Arts began regular work this morning, WIN III
trucon In English, French, Latin, Greek, physics
cb,ms,ry gro!ogy mincralogy, biology, mathematics,
history p0lti.a economy and social science Inc
schools of sacred literature and misc are Dusy III
systematic class work The school OF gymnastics,
mr. - # {, termed the Chautauqua school for physical
cucaton held It's first sessions In the new gymnasium
This morning. Here as elsewhere, the managers have
felt that they would lose by the W0rlds fair' pu'
# looks AT this time rs If the membership would nearly
eaual thut last year, the largest Ill the history
OF the school. An important work is the preparation
of teachers of gymnastics, two years Dehg reqprci
70 receive q certificate. DR.. W. q. Anderson VI
Yale has been at Chautauqua for some weeks putuhg
tho department in readiness. DR.. seaver ana H. o
Anderson of the same university, are here, WIN
Dr. Eliza NJ MOshcr Of Brooklyn; Mrs. Emily Bishop'
the Dclsarte teacher and Jlkob Bolin IN addi'loh
In the members Of the faculty there are tweny-t"p
Instructors al OF whom busy looking ai'er
SD, clal departments. In the temple Du'ulhs He
science and art If cooking was eApounded by MIS-
T. n Ewing Professor Thomas c. nncblood, who
holds the chair Of elocution and oratory IN te
University of Michigan, is the Instructor, and Will be
hoard I'm rectaons several times during the summer
IL. was la, evening listened to with pleasure by the
largest audience Of the season.
Thc classes In stcnography under Dr. William u
Erdg. opened with II larger number OF pupils than
usual In Kellogg Hail. tDc building specially deVo'e'
TO woman, work, Mis-, Frances h. Newton ana
corp, Of eight assistants directed the work Oi large
company OF little folks. The experiment 'ls year of
making this school free promis busy season. on
fine upper floor in the department Of china decoration
and Tapestry painting. Mrs. f. c. Dean, OF New->orh
WI, busiy mslructng women In decorating war" for
home use. The later classes VIII largely he made np
of teachers from Western school, VINO desire to perfect
tc,elvc. and provide new ideas and designs for use
In their Cla-ses
l. V. FIaglcr gave an organ recital this morning.
playing selections from Bach, Mendelssohn, wagner
Guilmant ana Flagicr I'll" boys congress was con-
vencd at 10 ocr,ck and adjourned to hold the hr't
regular session tomorrow. The presiding oNcer l.
a. l. Morgan Of syracuse. Gammer law classes, un
der the charge OF W G. spraGue. VIII open ih the
| college building July IL for 4 six weeks session.
The growing interest IN Professor Henry Drum
monG', lectures evolution was shown yesterday Ill
the adjournment of an overlooking audience In t'e
hall OF philosophy to the ampitheatre. ana To-Day lAe
body OF the amphith,atre was closely h1ed long p'
fore the hour announced fer th" address on the fNo
m,on of the Mother or in other words, the eNoiu'
uon of the affections. Nature, the speaker
said 40 mad, animals in TIE early days that they
did not need mothers. All that nature worhen at
then wa, maternity. The difference between hia'
,erniiy and motherhood described, ana II N's
stated that before maternal love can be evolved out
of The first condition. must alter her ways ny
cal,-in fewer young to l' produced. Ihcy must "e
produced IN such form that the mother VIII Aio"
th.n; they must b. helpless 30 that they VIII d"eh
with her. and they must BE- ply scally necessary 10
hor 80 a, to d.mand her care. lhder '9e h'ad o'
. evolution oi ia" power OF recognition between he
n,tn.r ana pro-cu, were lhNtHnced - SuPplslno
Nh. IsnUil. hI, birl, ihr ODclcht cAlii anu MAN
! n,l- fh. model chllI. III IL, mhulihaha tnt IL,
Lntwoen the mother and OnsIrln6 Is thc essrncc va
! existence Inc development 0i humanity Iaa w
u.nd,d oil the physical lcrlectlnG ot mOl.r. rasse
/ from dom,sucly. Ia" speaker showed tle H".l,i' @
/ rlla to br a tutor Tor the ancctol> fhNcuSc' ~ w.
c,rn., Ecnt,n-,s. love and sell sicrlhce M,I' ny
/ Lun,yu unfu motherhood VA, established lhe nSAt
of.,i II evolution l. Ia len ghen III" lne Wheh mo'h'
! and child shall lly' together. ,,...,.o.
/ N : o'cock the (nautuiIiua t-Arls.hIi riucuN VI
,,r,v.r u,e.tlng was l,d by Miss u. VI. Whhansvii.
In. kingdom of Korea skeich,d thls evening ny,
! Ni. r t o,dmorr. and called the " SICK Nan oI
N,q The city walt and gates 0l seoul were So"
/ with picturesque customs and COSTUMES |nNS W
I'm. Nne's pr1ccs ,on palace, throh-rcoih, pay @Vns @
i'm hn palace grounds, the queens ladies III W'uti
and soldiers and priests In the temples oi the hnIc.
I;rddhi,t Village The speaker said that no on" eVrr
] .,w a beautiful Korean woman. Inc views We're
/ mad. from photoera phs taken by Miss scdmnre III
| her travels. and showed country WohdcriuHy pc
t,.,,..,,ur but a people ln their decay.