New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
CHAUTAUQUA.
OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING SEASON.
THE MOST ELABORATE PROGRAMME IN THE
HISTORY OF THE INsTITUTION-OUTLINE

covered pages needed TO Schc ulc the exercises
which are to continue every day from July 20
| August -. Til" "ChautauQus Assembly Will b
preceded by a three days session OF the ANIMAL meet
! ing OF the New York safe sunday school A ISOLATION.
| which cOnvpncs on June %.
! The arrangements made for the comfort ana con-
| vonence Of students AMI visitors are superior to
| those Of any year IN the history Of the place. The
Chauialilua Collc-c Of Liberal AIRS was established
| . fcw wears ago I'm n large building Of Moorish
design of pleasing outline. and delightfully."- situ1t 4
| IN IA terrace leading down to the Lake shore. The
daily round table" gatherings of Chau'aU1ua stu
| dents from the world held in the local
Iarthcnon the Hall OF Philosophy are also the
most serious ana profound Of the lectures ana con-
| erenccs The popular entertainments have long
| taxed the oil Ampi'heat"r. ana last year every
heavy rain cmplaS sized the necessity Of new sruc-
| turc The opening exercises Of this year will IN
| ournraie a new Amplithcatre, structure Of steel
| and wood with seats for 5000 persons. In point
Of caparity comfort and style, the new building Is
a great improvement, and the most loyal 'hautau-
quan will gladly miss the old straigtback seats ana
the forest Of pillars To easy seats and unnterrlp'cl
| view Of the platform for the audience are aided
the excellent acoustic properties OF the old buldinf,
while the smaller congregation comprised In the r"gi'
lar choru, Of 800 members, the ,olots. quarc's anu
speakers, will find a commodous semicircnhr gillery
and broad lecture platform. besides ONCE ana co'h-
rooms other inn rovemcnti are the enlargement OF
mn I'm tln hills, fed By woodland brooks: the new
ornamental building I'm place Of the old. familiar, not
10 sly ucly enginehousc on the Lakeside inc re-
grading Of streets and the development Of the parks
the laying Of a footpah past the Amphlthca're ont
10 the Hall in the Grove Of even greater importance
Is the Scwcrag" system on I'm improved Wal' WHICH
ha, lust been completed.
The Chauiau1ua citizen for his tax Of - for tho
entire season viii this year have wide range OF
choice In selecting entertainment ana Instruction.
George r. Vincent while In Europe Invited many
foreign guest, for 1903. Professor Henry Drum
mond will give address Mt the hr't vesper
service on July =. with lecture each day o. the
ucok following on The Ascent Of Man" other
sneakers from across the are Lads Henry ooI'r'
set Who with Miss willard l. expected In August
Canon j. Cavi.I,rown and Dr. Il. d. Roberts, WHO
Will give four Lectures on t." Evolution of Lana
Areas" beginning August l. Andrew J. llerb'r'Non'
# the Royal Gcocri phical Society Of scotland VIII
lecture on Physical Gcoglaphy and sociology
during the week % July 10.
social and economic questions will BE- further
discussed the platform by President J. H. Finley
how Of Knox College. Illinois. and better known
TO The Tribune reader, the former secretary Of the
Charities Aid society Of New-York and Editor Of
The Charities Review" PRESIDENT fihie' VIII
tell ~Irow Not TO Help the Poor " Oh July Il. and
How TO Help the Poor" two days later The social
relations Of the Church will b. discussed by the
Rev Russell H. Conwcll. the Philadelphia pastor.
Whose. own church Is a practical wording example IT
religion for every day. "NTkingmcn ana uhe
Churches /, the subject Of addresses by T. j. Nor
gan n Chica % Socialist. and the Rev. Dr. l. A.
Henderson. of the University Of Chicago. Inc
Higher Educaicn Of Women" by Mr.. .Aic" Freeman
Palmer. .tturrs on The Distribution Of wealth.
ly D. Il. r. Ely: paper sent by W. I. stead
Of London on The civic Centre Idea: The sweat
ing system by Mrs. Florence Kelly. and b" The Pub
lie S,hooI Question: by the Rev. Joseph Cook. are
a few Of the other addresses IN this line OF houcm
The subjects so far rs they be classified. on
which addresses Will be heard at Chanauqna incuie'
beside, those already mdicHted, art. science. the
Bible religion. history. biography. education. travel
household economy and gymnastic training. o'her
pblc entertainments are the annual reception for
professors and students In tho parlors OF the hotei
A,hcuaoum. and the prize spelling and pronunciation
matches. always a. interest as conducted at Chal'
rnuQna There will also be readings by :. T. Ford
Mr.. Nclla Brown Pond. Professor 7. c. Trueblp'd
I'm charg. Of the department Of cocution: Mrs Laura
! Tl,dnlc Of Chicago; Ms Kate Douglas Wggin.
and , harl.s T. Indorhll. The Ariel Ladies' quar-
tel Of Boston, and Miss tarlotta Nicolai. NiN'
Jean >lcc and Miss Amy Wari Murray Will render
vocal music. ". II. Sherwood heads the list OF
plan,ts.
Among the Illustrated lectures Will be views of the
oxhilit, and happening, at the Worlds Fair Mis-
Il. II. -cldmorc. we'll known through her "JinrrhSha
DAYS will taxi. Chautauqua audiences to Japan and
Korea. Parl, will be with Mrs. J. X. Nichols.
The Rus ian famine trip around the world In man
ofwnr a trip on the Rhine indian hauns. sports ana
habits. ancient mcdac,al and modern Rome. ana the
gymnn,c training Of today VIII all be- descrlD ana
Illustrated. The announcement OF Mrs. f. y. Ewing
r. turn to the public Iaorn. ia conjunction with her
work I'm the school Of cookery /, subject for con
crltula'lon The Ar Of Brcadmahinc. =" Body Build
Ing What shall We Eat ," and some Leaks IN
American Homes the subject, when Mr. Ewing
will treat. TRACE and Beauty" Will be discussed ana
illustrated By Mrs. I. h. Bishop In the course u
three lectures,
There viii be- University settlement Conference
lasting from july 10 for week. Missionary WORK
Will be- considered for three days. from July 20. ana
university extension will claim attention for IL week.
beginning July 81. Dr. Il. d. Roberts, secretary of
fine Lnndon society for the ENtcntiun OF University
Teaching will address the conference, aS also VIII
c-idcmt ". Il. Harper. Mclvl Dewey ana representa-
lives from many cNtcn,ioh so'hu'' !" '>"S''"'
Inpcrs Of interest will b. read from Professors James
stuart. NJ. r.. Il. g. Moulton. l. e. LA"'h'c' L. l.
DeNino and George /. james.
Dates arr assigned on the programme Tor 'he usuhi
characteristic features Of this summer settlement.
These are the annual sunday school alumni process
Son, the Illuminated fleet and lake carnival iV''
lowing In the evening. This fcte occurs on Aiulnl'
BAY Angus, L. The feast of lanterns Will be- cec'
bratrd on August -. when the grounds ana groves
tran Storm, II INTO fhlrNihnu tiTnue"
rItiou, Recognition Day high feast day In the
Chautauqua calendar IS sci down for August - FRO
ccsslons of alumni. graduates ana ullhersrauua"'
marching along the lake road 10 the Hall OF Phl0S0-
phy viii usher In the day, exercises The unlock
Ing of the Golden Ga'r. Tn" pIeSeh,a'lh OF upron,s,
an address by the Rev Joseph Cook. and IN" evening
rally of the members Of the hauiQuqm Literary ana
Scientific Circle are other graduating ceremonies.
The impressive and picturesque night vigil OF the
gaduniine class OF the Chautauqua Literary ana 81
ci,tinc Circle VIII be- held late on the sunday evening
OF commencement week. a.,
All this but suggests what Is promised Tor the
entertainment Of ChautauquaI,. ana IN" rdu'h,"hi
department, is quite distinct. Th" rrsponsDle VnS'rs
and faculty Of this department. are Levi, Nillcr
Akron Oro president John H. Vincent, Buffalo. chan
ccllor william r. Harper Chicago, principal Jonh ~
bartender Ilamlinc University. 81 Paul. Mimi; L. W.
Dntten Protestant Episcopal Divinity school Phlla
dclphn sylvester Burnlcim Hamilton lh'onE'h
SEMINARY Hamilton. y. y, Henry Coin. chicago
school OF Languages A. dc Kougcmon'. Adclphi AcAd
emy brooklyn: j. r. Edwards, jamestown \. r.
Richard r. Fly. University Ol Wisconsin William H.
Harper. University Of chicago william ilo9y'r wIo
University Athens ohio, Charles llorSw'l NORTH
uest.rn University F. ] Miller, University OF Nul-