Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-19
HAVE MET FOR STUDY
Opening Days Of the Chautauqua in
the Mountains Of Virginia.
PROMINENT MEN TO DE HEARD.
DISTINGUISHED Educators and Lead
ing Lyccum Entertainers to Take
Part in the ProErnmme-The Fea-
lures for Each Day. 4.aJt10l

JuIv 18th. and will continue daily until
August 31st. There will be lectures,
concerts. and entertainments morning,
noon. and night every week day.
The school will be held from July 10Th
to August 10Th, and the faculty is COM
posed OF Noah X. Davis, Pm. D., ID. d.,
Ill. d.. University OF Virginia; Professor
/, I. Campbell, NJ. A., Phi. D.. South
Carolina: Professor Charles +. Bishop,
Phi. d.. William and Mary College; Pro-
lessor Henry Alex. White. Phi. D., .. d.,
Washington and Lee University; Pro-
fessor J. l.. Hall, Pm. D.. William and
Mary College; Professor j. G. DunsmoTe'
+. I. A., president Business College,
stanton, Va; Miss l. II. Cochran, Staun-
ton. Va: Miss c. NJ. Heffner, Washington,
ID. c.; Miss Mary c. Hi, synodical Fe-
male College. Of Missouri.
A nominal fee will be charged for all
branches of study, to merely cover ex-
penses. Psychology, English language
and literature; German, French, mathe-
mates, history. business course, book
keeping, and elocutlon will be taught.
AN ATTRACTIVE LOCALITY.
Besides the attractions of Goshen and
the Chautauqua itself, visitors and
students will be within easy reach of the
Cold SULPHUR. Rockbridge Alum, Millboro'
Springs. and Millboro' Hotel. Board can
he had by students at Goshen and Mil
boro' Depot as low as SIS per month. Near
Goshen Is the celebrated Goshen Pass,
which is historic. No one can view its
magnificent scenery unmoved. 1t Is ms
lures masterpiece. The famous Natural
Bridge is also I'm Rockbridge county, near
bv In Bath county. twenty miles west
OF Goshen is the celebrated Wynn
Springs, and five miles beyond is tho
Hot Springs-
The Officers OF the Chautauqua are Rev.
W. II. Groves, chancellor (who VIII an
svyer all inquiries regarding the Chau-
tauqua); Hon. j. S. Craig, president; J. w.
Bell. manager, and +. j.. Jones, treasurer.
The Board of Directors are II. w. Fuller
general passenger agent of the Chesa-
peal<e and Ohio railway, j. B. Wood,
Frederick Mohler, Rev. Henry ~ White,
d. D.; Or. G.. ". Nickel. j. X. Hidy,
Rev. +. W. McCorBle. ID. D., \. r. Agner.
j. w. Bell, a. f. Withrow, Rev. w. II.
Groves. and Captain It. S. Doyle.
The speakers during last week were:
Rev A. r. Cooke, ID. D., chaplain OF
University OF Virginia; Rev. Il. W. Mac
Reb). and j. l.. Hall, Phi. D., Of William
and Mary College.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme for the rest of the sea-
son is given in detail below:
July Goth. II A. M.-Professor NJ. W.
Humphries, VI. A., Pm. D., Ill. D., Uni
versity of Virginia: Condolences.
Z =. Nc. o. Power Columbus, o.:
''yVhere the Other Half Lives"
July Ast, II a. M.-Rev. J. William
Jones. D. D., chaplain Aiiller's School,
Albemarle county, Va: "The Boys in
GRAY"
s j. NC. O.. Power. Columbus. o.:
1.-THE Modern Inferno"
July 22d, II \. M.-Charles Edward
Bishop. Pin. D.: Languages"
SP. M.-Rev. ]. William Jones, d. D.:
ar. j.. Lee, the Model Man"
July I'D, Ii A. M.-Rev. ]. William
Jones. ID. D.: "Stonewall Jackson"
s L. M-Herbert Stanley Rentow,
| Brooklyn, y. y: Hawaii and a Day
and Night IN a Volcano"
July q, IL \. M.-Colonel l.. F. Copeland,
Harrisburg, Pa: "samson's Riddle"
8 J.. M-Herbert Stanley Rentow,
Brooklyn, y. y: THE Other Side Of the
World"
July =, II A. M.-Noah X. Davis. Pm.
! ~, Liz -, uLftlsiAs "a VII bliiiH' '+AAo
of 81. Paul"
SIP. M.-Colonel L. f. Copeland Harris
| burg. Pa: Future OF the Republic"
July &c. II A. NJ. and y. M.-Preachlng
| by distinguished clergyman.
July y, IL A. Nj. O.. Dunsmore, +.
Q. A., Stanton, Va: Success in Busl-
ness Life"
sP. M.-Noah X. Davis. Ph. D.. III. D..
University Of Virginia: Life OF ST. Paul.
July .. II A. M-Noah *. Davis. Ph.
D.. LII. d.: Life Of st. Paul"
$ J.. M.-Rev. y. c. Dixon. Brooklyn,
n. Y: yourself and Other People"
July % II a. M.-Rev. A.C. Dixon,
Brooklyn, n. Y: Sunshine"
T.. M.-Rev. A. c. Dixon. Brooklyn,
Y. y: 1.-THE Old South and the New"
July 90, II a. M.-Noah X. Davis, Phi.
| D., Ii D., Life Of 81. Paul"
g i. Nj. ". =. OTIS. u. D., LII. d.:
"The Fifth Gospel or THE Land Where
| Jesus Lived"
july 81, II \. M.-Noah X. Davis. Pm.
D., Ii, D.: Life Of St. Paul"
+. M, VI. p. Otis, ID. D., III. d.:
Pastoral Life in Palestine"
August 1, u a. M.-Noah X. Davis Phi.
D., LII. D. author Of Elements Of
Psychology: Psychology"
SP. M.-Elocutlonary and Musical En-
tertainment.
August distinguished ministers will
preach at IL \. NJ. and =. NJ.
August g. IL a. M.-Professor l.. L.
Campbell, Ph. D.. Presbyterian College,
South Carolina: physical Science"
SP. M.-Rev. NJ. b. Lambdin: 'Voites
From the Dust at Nineveh."
August 4th. II \. M-Rev. II. NJ. Halves,
y. ID. Louisville, KY, humorous and dra-
matte reciter.
p. M.-Rev. VI. b. Lambdln: "Pick
and Spade at Babylon" Lecture second.
August 5th. Day-The day
will be celebrated by addresses of gifted
Of Confederate soldiers OF adjacent coun-
ties.
August 9Th, II A. M.-Rev. T. NJ. Halves,
D. D.. Louisville. KY
SIP. M.-Rev. NJ. b. Lambdin: Romance
OF Discoveries in Egypt" Lecture third.
August 7th, II 4. M.-Rev. T. II. Halves,
ID. D., Louisville Ky.
SP. M.-Rev. NJ. Il. Lambdin: "Stones
Crying out in Palestine" Lecture fourth.
August Sth. II \. M.-Rev. ]. a. Quarles,
d. D., Ii. D.: Money"
s p. M.-Hon. II. w. J. Ham: "The
Snollygoster In Politics"
August 9th. II \. M.-Preaching by Rev.
J. A. Quarles. ID. D., LII. d.
SP. M.-Preaching by a distinguished
clergyman.
August 10th, II a. M.-Rev. ]. A.
Ouarles. d. D., LII. D.: 1.-THE Religions"
SIP. M.-Rev. ]. A. Quarles, ID. D., LIZ.
D.: Immortality
August 18th. Ii 4. M.-Rev. ]. \. Quarles.
d. D.. IL. D.: "Materallsm."
SIP. N.-Professor II. W. Nan. Bristol.
Va: "The Gospel According TO the
Poets Wordsworth and Lanler."
August 18th. II A. M.-Professor II. W.
Naff. Bristol. Va: 1.-The Gospel Accord
ing 10 the Poets Shelley and Whittier"
SIP M. VI. =. Otis. ID. D.. IL. D.,
Greensboro. Ala.
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