New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
AMONG ROUND LAKES PINES.
FESTIVALS OF ART AND MUSIC-MEETING OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SUMNER
CONFERENCES


Round Lake n. ". July (SpecaD.-Thc Official
nrocramme OF The season. which has Just been issueu
presents many interesting features, though they are
mainly on the old lines. The museum OF art opens
tomorrow with well selected gallery Of paintings
from New-York artists. taken from the various sps
exhibitions of the Academy and Of the Association OF
American artists. These have i'll the gallery In the
museum q pentitude of light that they were not
always treated to in the NewYork galleries. Chester
foomis the new art instructor. will arrive tomorrow
ond # is believed that he will bring several students
from the art schools with him. The schools OF mHslc'
with Professor Edmund j. Myer. Of New-fork. al the
head will begin on July 10 The school Ct Ian
cuages will open at the same time.
The Musical Festival begins July "a and con
tinues until July 30. This has now become matter
OF national interest to all lovers of music II is
novel In It's plan OF presenting high art at almost
rdiculously low rates OF admi>si II has the au-
vantages OF fine auditorium and populous district
10 draw upOn but until last year 1t was not man
cally success. 1t has been but slowly punt up
chiefly by the exertiOns OF two young men ana the
financial faith Of the president Of the Round Lake
Association. Dr. Griffith. This season the entertain
msnt will be even upon a more ambitious scale than
heretofore. The Germania Orchestra. OF Coston.
under the leadership OF Professor MoleEnaner. VIII
present the orchestral features. while Boston quar-
tet composed OF some OF the first singers OF the
Conservatory and assisted by large and weltrained
quartet Is composed of Miss Jennie p. Walker, soprano
Miss Tirzah Hamlin. cOntralto: George j. Parker.
tenor and d. VI. Babcock basso. The whole Will
he under the direction Of Carl Zerrahn.
The festival is to be Immediately followed by the
Sunday school Assembly. which viii last from July
n 10 August L. II will Ic followed by the Minis
,ers' Institute There will be classes In the Assem-
ty led by some OF the most distinguished preachers
in the churches. not Methodist alone. but OF all
Protestant den DlinatiOns. Among The lecturers will
be Chancellor sims. of the syracuse University the
Iey A. c. Dixon. Louis J. beauchamp and others
while at the meetings of the Ministers institute there
will be such speakers DR.. ButH and Professor
Strong of the Drew Seminary: Professor Van Benscho
len Professor PERTH DR.. George W. Miller. OF New
York; the Rev. W. y. Brodbeck. Of Boston; Franz
r. Robertson. J. WILBUR Chapman and Ferdinand
c. Inglehart. Bishop Newman is now In South
time to take his accustomed part in the exercises
Cergymen and theological students OF all Protestant
denominations are invited to attend and will have
free lodging while table board can he had for 81 o.
eo week.
The annual camp-meet will Immediately follow
the Ministers Institute beginning on August 20 anc
continuing till September 4. Evangelist Keen vii
conduct the>eyercises at the campmeetiny soldiers
day will be made quite patriotic and envenlnl
occasion. 1t viii be the DAY on which the eardtOst
County veterans VIII take possession OF their ne"
home.
July finds the place much more lively with PEG
PIE than the date has fOund IL IN any previous
Wear. In the leading hotels. like the Wentworth
Flowery Orient and BUrnham. there are already
good many arrivals, and larger number OF orders
for rooms