The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-03
Pacific GROVES GUESTS.
The Summer School of Art and
Literature Opens With
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FEATURES OF THE SESSION.
lectures. by. Prominent Educators
and Musical Concerts Among
.-::.: the Attractions.

7: PACIFIC: GROVE, CAL, July 2.-The
/. sixteenth annual. session of the California
Chautauaua opened-with large represent.
Observation-Disclosures,
:. :. Miss Kate E.: Whitaker opened the pro-
= eranllne with a demonstration of cookery.
Or. Hirst introduced MISS Whitaker, and
ina. few happy remarks mentioned the APP
! rropriateness of cookery being the opening
: subject for: the :Chautauquan sembly.
! Miss Whitaker W greeted with warm ap-
.;pIause and proceeded after few words of
greeting to=*1i1alye- veal croquettes: White
.cIotheiitablesand oil cooking stoves and
pots ea1Id@;pans and timed: condiments scat
tered ION the.=platforn made quite a kitchen
.baCkgrioqrid.. Tomato. sauce was made,
#art><:.q a6en. fritters,. with lemon cream
: sauce; formed. a tempting dish. =
Miss III Whitaker ,caIIed;on DR.. A, c. Bucket
of+Oakland:to givea talk DIR. Buckel con-.
..:gratJifated the: ladies of the audience on
the spread .:=ot. knowledge. of scientifically
J: correct cookery, and theimproYement in
cooking stoves and utensils. .SheprognoS,
tiiloated a. ha pppy** future foE the gormahdiz-
.>irIg' Husband, since: women, in spite of
their interest in: female suffrage, show a
growing interest in obtaining knowledge
..of good. scoo kerry.
s MisssW Whitaker, then announced a course
: cons stfngof nine lessons TO begiyen daily:
j Her dem oTstratjons We're followed. with
z close: attention. blythe audience, the greater
znur1ber:of whorn::took notes. When the
dishes were cooled the audience was in
:. yitted to. sample them, and, Judging from
aupreciative. faces, Miss Whitaker's ability
las cook=w ack1now ledged:.- =
:. This EVENINGS opening: concert was a
grand. .successs an, >dppreciatiye-: audience
istening, to aia=eTccellent programme. :.
assem- biz programme this year is
Zone OF. the finest eyer:arr&nged for a~Cali-
Iornia. gatherings Among the'm NEST impor-
8 taIpt features are LECTURES: by Rev F:..W.
q unsauIus, ;. .pastor=: of : the: Plymouth
=Chureh.=-an5i president of the. Armour
s5Irlsfitute. of Chicago. : He. will, during the
. FIRST *Week==o THE assembly, deliver adj
dresses on:the Higher Ministries Of Mod
I er1l Poetry. The @syIlabi of these adj
dresses show atwtde= range of. subject and
suggestions and VIII: furnish an unusual
. opportunity to- students Of literature to
get fhe:frui is of tn critical scholarship of
d great nan. ,...~.s -:= =: :. :: :.
@.:s16rhe err lecturers and subjects will be
those: OF u ames. Clement Ambrose of
Evanston, "A J.; on. 1.-THE Sham Family,
",.'T be Foolin Politics anda'My. Partner
by. S Superintendent. Hager of the Lake
Madison Chautauqua; DIR. Robert McIn-
tyre. on s..No Playing Dominoes Under Am
..br6se- That haft =.of Sunbeam Logic" /;
7. Snperintendent w l. DAWSON, Rev.
J George P.- Wallace. DID, and Mrs. DR..
:Ledyard VIII relate. personal experiences
.in=Siberia.~= .~ ~ =:
!. The. Fourth of##July Will be the big day
+.of theassemb bly, J ohm Flournoy of San
Francisco Will be. orator of the. day.
: A new feature Will be added to Chautau-
qua this year. This will be the Forum
Hour. .=Itwas inaugurated in order to pro-
vide time and opportunity for people with
messages: to get a hearing. All phrases of
thoughtful representation. The hour
: VIII be free. to the public and is sure to be
a popular departure"
:: The: list:of SPEAKERS this year includes
Miss Ii: M.:Washburn, Mrs. DR.. Bucket,
Professor F.. w. Blackmar and DR.. F. H.
Foster. :. ':> ...= -.
+: The. music. VIII form an attractive fea-
ture of the Programme. One of the attra3
--tiions IS the California quartet of San Fran
cisco, consisting of G. T.. Vending, first
tenor r. VIZ Smith. second tenor; c. S.
I Gage, first bass and: E@G.. Macbance, sec
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