Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-06-18
FINE PROGRAM FOR THE MONONA
ENCAMPMENT.
BRILLIANT AT RAG llONo
Woolley, Vending, Sprague and Other
croo+ lecturers Secured-Rare
Musical Features Provlded-lo"a
Big Band to Play-Eleven Days OF
Outdoor Enjoyment.
Madison. June 16.

IT PROMISES to be as thoroughly sue
cessful as in the past. Among the not
able sneakers. teachers and enter
tanners engaged are Prot Charles
Snrague Smith for July 22-2l; Johh "
Woollev for July %; Rev. \. d. Hllhs
for July %, Rev. Rob't Mcintyre TOT
Julv "a; Rev. Madison c. peters Tor
Julv 25-6; Rev. Cahrles F. Aked Tor
Ju1v 26-7: Prof. Homer B. Sprague Tor
July 1881: w Hamilton Gibson lot
Ju1v 27-3O: Miss Anna Fl. Shaw for
Ju1v %: Geo. r. Vending for July
! $3.50: Col. Nicholas Smith for July
26: Mrs. Genevra tombstone Bishop Tor
Julv 22-3:A. H. Knoll for July 22-5;
Maria Mcneil for July 22-5; Miss Lee
/ Timmons for July 22~3; Edward 5.
! Timmons for July 22-3; Haywood Com
bination for July "a; Slayton Jubilee
/ Singers fer July %; Miss Ida Bentley
/ for July 27-S; Miss Kathryn Bruce Tor
! July 81; Polk Miller for July 2S-9 and
/ Iowa State band for July 30-31. Rev. j..
4 A. Worden, D. D., Mrs w. F. Crafts,
Prof. Geo. w Saunderson, Mrs. G. w.
, Saunderson and Miss Gertrude Gold
| Page have been secured for the entire
season.
| The following daily order of eXer.
cises will be observed throughout the
/ assembly unless changed by special
! announcement from the tabernacle
! platform; $50 a. m, Morning bells.
! Z, breakfast. 7:45, Devotional meeting.
! CD $50, Elocution. $50, w. c. I.
/ U. school of methods. Or. To $50,
! Children's normal. IN. H $50,
/ Physical culture. On. h $50,
/ Teachers normal class. Or. To 1870,
/ Lecture. (TD II M, Dinner. p. M,
! Lecture. (T) 5, Round table, Or. To-
/ 8, Entertainment. Cd 10, Warning
! bell. 1920, Night bell.
! Authorizations: T., tabernacle; T.
/ P, tabernacle platform; n. H, normal
/ hall; r. T., rustic temple)
+ A condensed program is appended:
+ Tuesday, July 21-4 .. M, Organiza-
ton Of teachers normal class. Or. TJ
4:3O, Organization of Juvenile normal
class. On. H) 5, Meeting of Chau-
tauquans R. T.) $50, Concert
First Regiment band 8. ODening ser
vices of the seventeenth annual assem-
bly,; words of greeting by Rev ". G.
Walker; annual address of the presi-
dent, WilIett S. Main; announcements.
Wednesday, July 22.-7:45 a. N. De-
votional meeting. CD $50, w. c. T.
L. school Of methods. 7:45 a. NJ,
Physical education, Harriet C. Saun-
derson. Topic: The Care of the Health
(R. To $3.50, Juvenile normal class
Mrs. w. F. Crafts. On. h The Story
of the Bible; When and how it was
written; Reed pen, Bible roll and ink
horn shown. $50, Art class: Miss Ger
trude Gold Page. cat this hour each
day. $50, class in elocution; Prof. G.
w. Saunderson. CAT this hour each
! day. $50, class in physical culture;
Mrs. G. W. Saunderson. On. HI AL
this hour each day. $780, teachers
normal class; Rev. J. A Word en-, D. y. ::
Topic: Evidences of Christianity 1915.
first o. series Of five lectures On Art
and Artists by Prof. Charles Sprague
Smith; (T0 Subject Millet. 2 .. m.
address by John G. WoclIey; Subject:
Temperance. 4, Talk On Art; Miss
Gertrude Cold Page. On. h ). Child
Study Councils; for parents and Sun
day school teachers; Mrs. w. T. Crafts
On. H) ;, c. L. s.. c. round table:
Rev. w. ]. Mckay, d. D., president
Or. To $50, Music, Lueders' orches-
ira. s, Grand combination concert;
Mrs. Genevra Johnstone Bishop. So
Prano; Mr.. A. H. Knoll and Marie Nc
Neil, cornet solOists, Miss Lee Tim
mons, harpist, Edwin S. Timmons.
fiutist and saxophonist.
Thursday, July 23-10:45. Art Lee
ture. Prof. Charles Sprague Smith;
Subject: CorOt. 2 p. M, Rev. n. D.
Hills, D. D Subject: John Ruskins
Message 20 the Nineteenth Century.
8, Grand concert; Mrs. Bishop, soprano.
A. H. Knoll, Miss Mcneil, cornetists,
Miss Lee Tlmm0ns, harpist, Edwin S.
TImmons, fiuist and saxophonist.
Friday, July 24.-1O:45. Art lecture.
Prof. Chas. Sprague Smith: Subject:
Rousseau. ? p. m, lecture; Rev. Rob :
ert Mcintyre. Subject: The Sunny
Side of Soldiers Life 4, Musicale;
cornet solos and duets by Mr.. Knoll
and Miss Mcneil 8. entertainment bv .
the Haywood Peerless Concert Co.:
Alba Haywood, impersonator, Frank
Fuller, concert pianist, Flora Drescher,
violinist, and Geraldine Morrison, So
prano.
Saturday, July 25.-10:45, Art lee
ture; Prof. Charles Sprague Smith:
Subject: Barge. > p. m, lecture; Rev.
{. Peters, D. D. Subject: VIII
Our Republic Live? I, musicale By
Mr.. Knoll and Miss Mcneil. s. grand
concert by the SIayton Jubilee Singers,
a double Quartette, giving the old plan.
tation melodies. etc
Sunday, July 26-9. annual sermon
w. c. 7. l.. Cd DR.. Annette 7. Shaw.
Topic: Civilization and the Church
II, sermon: Rev Charles F. Abed. y
d., OF Liverpool, England. 2:30 D. m.
sermon; Rev. Madison c. Peters. D. D..
Of New York. /, Sunday school. .Tl
.. c. L. SC. vesper service. $50.
". c. T. 1. prayer meeting. Or. tt
3, Lecture. Col. Nicholas Smith. Sub
jet: Great Singers and Songs OF the
Church. $50. Glass vigil. R. To
Monday, July 27.-1O:45, Lecture:
How Should Literature be Studied?
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