The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-22
THE TENTH SEASON.
Programme of the Annual Chau-
tauqua Assembly.
CONCERT ON The OPENING DAY.
Close Of the Teschers' Meeting. and
opening OF Regular season Tenor
row-Sosabte Speaker.

The two weeks Of sumner school a.
thautauqua beach are over. and they have
Been very successful. Next year there
Eall PROBABLY be four weeks TO the course
"a thursday eyeasng Miss L. = L.mson,
seAcsaer Of the physical c4lsurs Glasses.
arranged cozc-rt. which as highly APP
precissed- The Misses Lugrin. of Seattle,
gave two choice duets; Miss Nellie Clay
pool, OF Tacoma. two solos. These were
the features Of the pragFS mme. The
chosuses oT about t~eaty yoaog women
and the playing Of the Piercy Mandolin
SaGb gave great satisfaction
FRIDAY evening PrcsisNert Bingham pre-
sided over esam-bake. where songs we're
sung aud toasts listened 10 from Prof. c.
4. Taylor. Prof. I. 2. Storey, Or. d. J.
fierce, superintendent Fairbank. Prof. j..
~ Atkinson. John l. Cole. of Seattle !;
PRESIDENT BrintnaH, OF olympic univer-
SHY, olympia; Prof. A. A. Barton and
Eric + Resting, of Tacoma. The clans
ana campfire we're highly appreciated.
TOMORROW, Monday, viii be opening
day OF the Chautanqaa assembly work.
Special attention vii be given to c. L. ).
6 work. The programme for the whole
session will be as follows:
Monday, July ., tenth anniver-
sary daF-l a. rn.. anniversary exer-
clses: Platform meeting T. r. Resting.
Hon. j. T. Ronald, r. r. Ez0Sesl. Chaaeel-
Tor Ihoburn. A T. Barwest aad other
prominent ChautauquanS viii speak: ,. 80
p m, grand concert IN the PAVILION; 5 o.
m, nFst G. l.. ;. {. round table. p. m,
address, Marcus Whitman and the Ore
gon Trail, " George III. Walker, Tacoma
Tuesday, July 24-5 p. m. G. l. 5. c.
round table; p. M, address, The Ice
Kings Secret" c. Fl. Lagrin, NJ. A
Wednesday. July IS. New England day
Ill q. M. address. Eric Ead Roshng. OF
land, " by her sons and daughters; p. IN.
&. L. s. Z. round table; D. M, college
songs. Ncv England clstn lake.
Thursday. July 26.-5 p. M, c. L. 5. c.
round table.
Friday, July U.s. p. m. C. L. 5. C.
round table ,. M. address, "A $50
Years Struggle for Civil and Religious
Saturday, july q, Christian Endeayor
day.
Sunday. July %. c. T.. s. C. sunday
8 a. M, Bible study; II a. m, Baccaiau-
reate sermon, Rev. 4. j. Hanson, c. J.. :
Z. class 81 p IA. SUNDAY school; 8 rs ..
m, Chantauqua Christian Endeavor meet
ing, 80 r. NJ. praise service.
Monday, July 30, Epworth League day
In charge of f. l.. Blaine, Seattle; Rev. F.
J. Moore, Tacoma; p. M, C. l.. S. C.
round table.
Tuesday. July 81, recognition and assem-
bly, day-I0:30 q. m, assembly business
meeting; IL a. m. Chautanqua converse
ton; 2:59 p. nl., recognition address, Hon.
&. +. Fishback; presentation of diplomas;
A. = !. -.
ta) musical 90 "A Trip 10 Old Chautau-
qua" ChaaiauqGa talk illustrated with
the stercopticon.
Wednesday. August 1. alumni day
Committee in charge: Rev. A. j. Hanson,
Puyallnp; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reeves.
Seattle; Miss Mary Hyde, Seattle; Mrs.
u. II. Cummings, Tacoma: Miss N. ).
Fletcher. Tacoma Class 50 deeennial
alumni banquet; p m. G. l.. 5. G. round
table.
Thursdav, August 2. c. A. r. DAY.
Friday. August 3, SUNDAY school teach
ers' day Judge w. d. Wood, Seattle, Mr.
ID. ;. Johnson, Tacoma, Prof. b. w. Brint-
nail. Olympia. committee; S p m, c. L.
). Z. round table; 7 80 p. m, song service; :
: p. m, illustrated lecture. Picturesque
Palestine. with fifty stereopticon views.
Saturday. August 4. Nashon day-11
a. m. Nashon band recital; 80 D. m. !,
Love. CouTtship, Marriage" DIR. T. W.
Batter Everett; p. m, illustrated lecture,
From London to Rome, sixty stereoptl-
con views
SUNDAY, August 5~qa M, Bibla study;
II a. M. sermon, Rev 7. w Butler, PHI d. !;
$50 p. M. sunday school: 6;l5 p. m,
Chautauqua CHRISTIAN Endeayor meeting;
80 y. NJ, praise service.
Monday. August 6-s p. M, illustrated
lecture. "A Trip to Alaska, sixty views,
DR.. T. W. Butter.
Tuesday, August I, Y. II. G. A. day
NJ NJ. Meyers. secretary y. NJ. G. A., Ia
soma. master OF ceremonies; y. n.. c. l..
:. e. round table.
Wednesday, August SIS p. m. lecture,
"Chips OF the Old Block" Rev. w. A.
Major. Seattle.
Thursday. August 8, w. c. I. u. day
The programme viii be arranged by the
Western Washington ". c. r. IT,, Mrs.
Dr.. Fiheld. president, Tacoma; 5 p. m,
Z. T. :. G.. round table.
Friday. August -. closing assembly day
Programme to be announced.
Superintendent Falrbank has been busy
arranging for the assembly programme
aud proposes TO have the Chautaaqua
Literary Society Circle round tables q
marked feature They will De held at the
historic Chautsuqaa hoar OF ?. m.
There are more people on the grounds
nov than ever before. and tomorrow the
WeewyK circle viii so over in a body 10
camp for two weeks and others are prepar-
ing 20 20 also.
The concert TO be given at 50 tomor-
row will embrace the following pro-
gramme;
Piano trio- Overture Barrier ~ seville. Rosslai
Miss Nation AtWeod. - .ss jennie ingils.
Mss ts8fn Coga.
Tarar xefn-a.ssgg neen Hf ire kArsh .-. FlusWft
SIR huss " ii4ams.
Instrumental saSftstie .--..-,.-.--. = eeisd
Frat IlazEf. Mr. : ippen. M-. ". ~.
Niillans, NJ. T. A. n.Fllne.
Scprmao sol6-"Ay Heart 10 AatDe, ,-.s.t-.
..-.--.s. .--.--.. .s-.--,-- Mtss ktka Ststson
Piano soto-A March "HouEFalkes S4efGs
Nsss Mafloa Atwood
N''' - Mrs. y. ID waittlessy
Ava Maria asEa-lftslfloA
Master McCmmiek
fnstruEacutal quaFtetse ..s.. -.-.-.,.--
FFoE Lzaker. Mr SAiPpeH, Ar. u. ".
RI8.nus. n. + s. uaIiias.
sonrano Solo-stks ttsss pawn -....--.- .NAat9r
Nsss Jsnn.e HaHsnt0a.
Piano SOLO KonHg ffaM -0RaEe or. "a -. " en@f
Mlss A8f.auHf taaErT.
Alto Solb--efstAEest GaN1 -----......, Mattel
SIss E1uA Wsttler.
Ylolln solo-"souvsG4er u haydn@. .....---
-...-..---..- --.--,.-s ..-s-s Frof. tSuEsf
Id e. pert song. t'FatEe song 49,. Tsueess
Mss- Et5k -tetsou, Mss &a.lte Phalpss
seuuie Masghtan, Ms " II. y a1l-
t-eIey. Mss AuEe Mast. Miss