The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
the MOUNTAIN CHIiAUQUA. 4.
Something About the Summer School at
Goshen Pass.

GOSHEN, VA, June 1O.-Speclal "A
summer school Is TO be established at
Goshen, Va, Oh the lines Of the famous
Chatauqua School, situated upon Lax:
Chatauqua. The NlrgiEia school VIII
have still greater advantages Of location,
toe Goshen Is situated IN u cove sAnluss
the most sublime mountain scenery, WIN
the celebrated Goshen Pass and Panther
Gap as natures gateway's leading u thls
romantic spot. IL Is nearly z,VDo feet
above the level of the sea. Landscapes
OF SURPRISING beauty stretch out before
it. and mountains, like mighty StntlLeiS,
guard its approaches. Goshen Pass Is
historic. IL so impressed Commodore
Maury that he requested that hia body
be taken through It wien the fhodoaeh-
dron and the laurel were In bloom.
Here, IN this lovely spot, company,
composed OF many of the best business
men and professional men Of virginia,
propose TO establish summer school,
where ambitious youths OF both sexes.
earnest men and women cut on from
collegiate courses, and others wishing 10
add 10 their general information, may
come together In the summer and COM
bine pleasure and Instruction. 1t Is not
a money y-making scheme. IL is a noble
plan tor the promotion or learning ana
general culture among the people.
Besides tho attractions OF the town itself,
with its superb hotel, students VIII be
within easy reach of tho Cold sulphur.
the Rockbridge Alum. and Aiiilboro
Springs. In the same county Is the Nat
Board can be had at the springs above
named, at the MillbOTO hotels, at ho,eI-
in Goshen. and II desired, with private
families in the town ana nclghoorhoou-
The chahcellOr. Mr.. Groves, VIII gladly
answer all inquiries az TO details. Iho
fees for tuition will be 81, merely nom
inal sum 10 cover expenses. 10 STUDY
psychology, English language, and litera-
ture, German, French. mathematics, his
tory. bookkeeping business course(. eio-
cution, and other BRANCHES, taught by
trained and successful teachers OF our
higher institutions. ~ a golden opporta-
nifty that will not be neglected by the
ambitious men and women or the Sontn'
The kindergarten course fon children,
under the direction OF an accomplished
lady, will be 81.
Among the friends and promoters or THIS
promising movement are hey. W. Ii.
Groves. OF Mllboro Springs; General Pas
senger Agent II. w. Fuller. Governor w.
A. McCorkle. OF West Virginia, Rev. pr.
n. p. Kerr. Of Richmond. and Rev. Dr.
W. " Moore. Of the Union Seminary.
Hampden Sidney, Va The faculty as
thus far engaged are Rey J. A ,luaT.es'
II. d.. Ii. d. Of Washington ana Lee I NJ
verstv; Professor l.. l.. Campbell. VI. a.
ph. D OF South Carolina, Professor
Charles II. Bishop, Ph; d. OF william
and Mary College; Professor H. a,
White. Pm. d.. ID D.. OF wash'ntH,,Inh t,an 1,,a ph
ID of william and Mary College; fro-
fessor j. G.. Dunsmore, OF bui.siu"l' ~
p,,sinaas College. Staunton. Va. Miss g.
NJ Heffner, OF Washington, ID. c.. and
Miss Mary q. HIl. OF the synodicai Fee
male College. Missouri. Other teachers
will be announced. ..... a.,
In addition TO the regular lectures ana
instruction there will be special lectures
~ NJ and s +. OF, given By speakers
r. great mental and spiritual power VINO
by stereoptlcon lecture ana saa'eshs, t ,h
magic of philosophy with flashes OF wi.
and humor, will entertain the visitors ana
ss,,dents of the Chatauqua OF the Moun-
tains. Fee for these entertainmenss' %
cents: season ticket for Students ~ 'o'
others. 81 nj, ,.,b and
continues TIL August 3fst. The sinaer-
e9rten opens July 10Th and lasts n,i Au 70
bava a useful and brilliant future.