New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
CHAUTA UQT1 PROGRAMME
PROMINENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO Hs
TORICAL STUDY.
NOTED LECTURERS EXrEcTED-rHYslcAL cvL

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TURE-A BUILDING FOR THE OUTLOOK
Buffalo. May tSpecaD.-The plans for the
twenty-hrst season at Chauiauqua which are now
about complete. except in details provide for sew.
eral new features that will be Of interest 10 old
ChautauQuans one OF these departures is to BE-
the ministerial club" the sessions Of which will
be held from July to i6 and will be devoted 70 the
discussion Of topics Of especial interest to ministers
1t will be conducted by Bishop John II. Vincent as
sisted by many prominent men. among them being
Bishop Hurst To aid the ministers stlil more 4,
has been arranged that the school Of Christian
Philosophy" will hold It's sessions within the As.
sembly grounds. This school convenes for one
week. beginning July 3 arl many prominent theo-
logians will be in attendance
departure will be taken in the work Of the
Chautauqua College. OF which Dr. William R.
Harper. president, OF Chicago University. is prin-
cpal. In former years it has been the custom to
devote the same amount Of attention 70 all the
subjects. Beginning with this year however Is
the intention TO specialize some one department Of
the college. At the same time II is promised that
the other departments will be kept up to the stand
ard Of former years. This year the history de-
partment is tina, on which Stress vii. be laid 1t
is intended to have the leading historical au,hori-
ties OF the country instructors. Among them
will be Professor II. b. Adams Of Johns Hopkins;
Professor H. +. Won Hoist. OF the University OF
Chicago; Professor George B. Adams Of Yale ard
Professor Bernard Moses OF the University OF Cali
fornia There will be many courses and seminary
methods will be in force. The college opens on
July and closes on August IS
New methods will prevail In the Schools OF sa'
cred Literature. Heretofore II has been the Gus.
tom to carry on three or four different courses
This year all attention will be concentrated on these
two: "Messianc Prophecy" and The LIE OK
Christ" The course Of study will begin on July .
and continue for SIX weeks These subjects VIII
be handled by Professor McClenahan, Of the Ale
gheny United Presbyterian Seminary; President
Burroughs. of Wabash College; Professor Charles
Horswell and Professor W. W. Moore, all unae'
the direction OF Dr. Harper.
The Teachers Retreat" which in former years
was in session but three weeks. will be continued
one week longer this summer This is the peda-
gogical department OF Chautauqua, and viii De
under the charge OF Walter l.. Hervey. president OF
the Teachers College. New-lork City. The ses
sions will begin July s.
THE American Institute OF Christian Sociology"
which. for new organization Is creating muo'
interest. will meet at Chautauqua on the week De-
ginning July Is Among others Or. Ely OF .ns
Wisconsin University will lecture his subject De-
ing The Distribution of Wealth" The institute
met for the first time at Chautauqua last year.
The study Of economics and social science is carrier
on In the college. liza,
The Boys Club" organized last year promises
to be a success and it is Officially anouncsuh 20
one Of the permanent department o. me s agss q
eight and sixteen in natural science camp "'"
fishing. and other outdoor sports ana s,u1eR O.
a good deal is expected from Professor ~
Moulton who comes from Cambridge Lnnneeas "a
England. 10 give course on stories as 'o er.
thinking. This is a branch OF the unversi" Ca
The School Of Physical Education vii ProGsT from,
July to August II. under the prncipalshp ol Vale Yas
IAN g. andersen sssoeaaf Sre' be- assisted by
corps OF twenty-four people including me bsrs q
and instructors Besides special courses he T siy
a normal course covering two yearly sessions sasdns
weeks each with an intervening course OF csn re-
and and! study advised Both SEXES OF all ages ca"
ceive Instructions In this school ..-. and
soowns ga are some Of the the prnoPs Theodore
Roosevelt Dr. F. E. 0i Hale ale" BanSion Booth 4:
Rev, Or. j. NJ Buckley. Carroll d. wright a"N -
1t is possible that one more building "i.,, ~
erected on the grounds this year 70 De usrH Sub
as the quarters for The Outlook the s me Oh.
which was organized two years ago wh ,ogs,Ser
lect or getting all the girls on the GROUNDS in
Tor their common good. woman in' .d ssect
SSns Al FIRST it WAS @Tddes 9n s sSoad
bought and transported After further consdtsa.
ION this scheme was not thought fea ssn,OOyft.d il
thought that some OF the material may be ase an
This is the only building likely TO be ere''''
1t is hard to form an idea of the tendencies, Il
he times. as shown In Chautauqua wornk,o,nced
" prominent speakers are in way significant lSd
AIS Work, by Or. w. ii. IOlman,
Problems" by the secretary of the New-foFh ''S'
ance League. .,hiy
opened the first Tuesday In August an rry IN
inued from that date for three weeks Es Indies
he history of Chautauqua the course OF whis
n the schools was begun four weeks carrier, until
he Assembly not declared formally oPe1n, S cen.
he first Tuesday in August good deal H % TO
usoD the result. Ii would seem qy,iy on
ome Of the people who had spent all OF 1uunynlns
he grounds to be told In August that tne Sr will
would be held In consequence the Asseinar.,ss
pen this year, July l. and on the frst ~ m.
n August there will be a special celepratIvn " The
wenty-first anniversary of the Assembly, Iuly
ate fee will be changed accordingly purinsd In
he admission fee Of Is cents has been charseS the
August. when all OF the bright lights uhu.insss
ee 40 cents. This way or doing With
aused confusion and some grumbling NV""is in
he opening OF the Assembly on July L. long as
ended TO make the July programme as "a cents
hat of August. and to charge the zee o, lions are
or that month as in August. COMM su 1orounds
,ade. Of course. when one remains on the s''
Or any length OF time. .o,rss are
s In ''The Teachers Retreat any one That
,en except that OF manual training, y y. +uaents
manual training is so Additicnsl t aepaf Tor the
the Retreat are 81 50 each. The ices ~ ~
Their departments vary with the character a.