New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-19
POINTO' WOODS PROGRAMME
THIS CHAUTAUoUA SUMMER SCHOOL TO
OPEN JULY 3.

| Il. MARGUERITE LINDIEY TO FURNISH TWO
MONTHS PROGRAMME OF STUDY. LECTURES
| AND SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
| Generally n Chautauqua suggests an endless
round OF study and entertainment but at the ocean
| ChautauQua, at Point O. Woods. It is different
| The summer schools hold single morning sessions.
| and one entertainment day is the average limit
| The remainder OF the time Is free for the unintef-
| rupted enjoyment Of natures programme. which Is
| nowhere moro varied or interesting. The pace
opens on July g. and the programme for that
month and for early August Is in charge OF MISS
| r. Marguerite Lndley, the lecturer on health
| culture There will be six special days during this
| period. and pains Will be spared to make them
| interesting to visitors The Reception Committee
for these occasions will consist OF Mrs. j. j. ROD
bins. Babylon; Mrs. Katherine c. Wallbrfdse,
| Brooklyn: Mrs. Jennie de la NJ Lozier, New-York;
Miss Edith Bond. Bay View House. Point O
| Woods; Mrs Clark +. Sumner. Montclair. ~ j.,
| and Miss Carolyn Barrus. Ncw-York
The official programme Is as follows:
| HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS DAY, JULY To-
Morning session at 11-Presidng officer. Mrs. The
odorc Frenghuysen Seward. East Orange. n. J.
| Address, on 1.-The Vagaries Of the American
| Kitchen" by Mrs Edward p. Terhune (Marion
Harland), followed by hve-minue speeches by Mrs.
William G. Shailer president Of the Association OF
| Household Economics, and others
Luncheon will be served by the Reception Com
| mittee, and will serve an object lesson on How
| to Serve n Summer COLLATION."
Afternoon session at Addresses on The Posi-
| by OF Advanced Work In Domestic Science for
| College Women" by Miss Caroline b. Weeks. Of
| the Department Of Domestic Science at Pratt In
| sttute; "Our Work and Progress by Miss Flor
| ence j. Parsons, OF the Womans Institute YOn-
| kers, n. Y, and 1.-THE American Home-the Inter-
dependence Of the Glasses and the Value of College
| Settlement Work in Social Reform" by Miss Cor
nelia Bradford, founder Of Whittier House. Jersey
| City.
MEMS DAY, JULY q. las P. NJ.
| Presiding officer Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake.
| president Of the New-York City Womans Suffrage
| League
Addresses on THE Pros and Cons Of the Nine
teenth Century Man." by Mrs. Fanny Iialleck Car
| penter. Ii. b., OF New-York THE Possibilities OF
the Twentieth Century Man" by Mrs. Cynthia
Westover Alden, Of New-York, and where Man
Is At" by Mrs Eliza Archard Conner. OF the Amer
| lean Press Association.
| Eagle" will reply In behalf Of the men. and gen.
| eral discussion Will follow.
LITERARY DAY, JULY 90 2 p. NJ
Presiding officer. Mrs. Arnold NJ. Schramm. Of the
| Clio Club. New-York.
| Addresses on "shakespeare's Cleopatra" by Mrs.
| Emily Dickey Beery. OF New-Ycrk. and on Cur
| rent Topics" by visitors.
PARENTS DAY. JULY 2s. 100 P. NJ.
Presiding officer. Mrs. Jennie de la NJ Lozier.
| N. D., of New-York.
Address on THE Heart Hunger Of Children" by
| Mrs Frances Sheldon Bolton. Editor Of THE
Mothers Journal" New-Haven. Conn. What
| Shall Our Children Read?" by Mrs. Margaret e.
Sangster and 1.-The Relation of the Mother to the
Health of Her Children-Physical. Mental and
Moral Hygiene" by DR. Grace Peckham Murray.
A general discussion and a reception will follow
LITTLE PATRIOTS DAY. II A. NJ.
Presiding officer Miss f. Marguerite Lndley.
Address Of welcome by La Sale A. Maynard, OF
the Patriotic League, Editor Of christian Work."
New-York
Song of the Battle Flag" by Miss Jennie c.
Wilder Of Brooklyn
which comprises the Point O. Woods Juveniles.
Selections by the orchestra.
An "Object Lesson in Cvics." by Mrs L. B.
Briant. principal of the East River Chiidrens AID
Health culture Drill and n First Aid to the In
Readings from popular chldren's writer's. by Miss
Jennie c. Wilder.
o9F GGnnfyf for BY ha the sh nHasn'e
The Columbine Club will meet visiting children
the arrival OF the steamers and will escort them
to the auditorium. accompanied by the orchestra
from Prospect House, Bay Shore (by courtesy of
Mr.. Rogers. the proprietor.
RAINY DAY CLUB AND BICYCLERs' DAY.
AUGUST 8.
Morning service AT ii a. H-fTesiuinB oHiCel, rfo-
fessor Charles r. Kroeh. Stevens Institute Hobo
ken, y. j.
Addresses Of welcome by Mrs Emma Beckwith,
president Of the Rainy Day Club of New-York and
by 1 bS s of e4sa WeS C c
Address on Dress As 1t Should and Should Not
Be" by Mrs Gertrude Andrews, of Brooklyn.
Afternoon session, 1:45.
bicycling tales. led by Mrs. William n. G.. Clark,
l.. A W. Mount Vernon, y. Y. with response from
the audience
prize Will be awarded for the most heroic tale.
CThose desiring TO enter this contest please send
names early to committee)
OF New-York State Division, l.. a. w, as toast
master.
THE TIMETABLE
The Point o. Woods Chautauqua Is the only
reacha ble-in-a-day Chautauoua for NewYork. One
may leave New-York by the East Thirty -fourth-st.
ferry at $50 and 10 80 a. and at 100 p. m, reach
ing Point O. Woods inside OF three hours. while. In
returning. one can leave the place In the morning