The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-18

of music. These ladies have not only
taken training in this country but in
Europe. Miss Ada is a pianist and elo-
%cutionist. Miss Julia is a violinist and
soloist. These sisters will be with us
the first week of the Assembly.
The Madison Juvenile Cornet band
that rendered such valuable service last
year. has been secured for the entire
Assembly. BY excellent training and
much practice this has become one of
the very best bands in the state. Our
~Chautauquans will have many rare
treats from this organization. Other
musical features will be introduced.
DIR. W. |. Graham. President of Dako-
ia University, is not only a grandly sue
cessful educator but a lecturer of high
grade. We have secured this busy man
for just one lecture this year., and shall
be delighted to present him from our
platform. He will appear the evening
of the 18th of July; subject, Grad
grinds."
Prof. John B. Denote. of Brynmawr.
Pennsylvania. will be the chief attrac-
ton Of many Assemblies this season.
His marvellous illustrated lectures are
attracting world wide attention. He
has the happy faculty of making a sci
entitic lecture as interesting as a drama.
With the aid of an assistant he makes
use of many wonderful and brilliant ex-
periments that are not only novel but
startling. He will favor us with two of
his famous lectures: No. l. The Harp
of the Senses" o r 1.-The Secret of Char
acter- Building; No. ,. Python Eggs
and the American Boy,'a sequel to"Ihe
Harp of the Senses"
Ethan L. Cotton, prize winner of State
Oratorical Contest. will. at the request
Of many appreciative friends. deliver his
brilliant Grafton from our platform. 1t
is hoped that in the near future at least
two of the State Orations may be re-
peated to large audiences at our Assem-
bly,.
The Spectacular entertainment pre-
scented by the latest scientific wonder.
"Edison's Projectoscope.' will be one OF
the delightful surprises of many Assem-
blies. This combination appears on our
program two evenings, July LIST and I'd.
-Four rare artists are connected with
this entertainment. The waits between
scenes will be filled in with Mr.. D. w.
Robertson's Novelty Music; Prof. Harry
Cooks selections on piano; Mr.: NJ. j.
Colgan's wonderful "Coloroscope Diora-
ma" and Elmer P. Ransom. the "Hum-
erous Magician"
Ferrer Martyr. OF New York, will ap-
pear with his unique lectures on "How
to Acquire Strength" and "Cranks."
Specially interesting to young people.
Very much should be said about our
Heads of Departments, some OF whom
have a national reputation as educators.
Or. II. f. Kratz, Of Sioux City; DR.. E.
L. Parks, of Atlanta, Georgia, and others
on our list, are known for their high
grade work in many states.
Lake Madison would not exchange her
director of music. Lee G. Kratz, of Oma-
ha. for any leader Of music in the west.
Hundreds of our people should avail
themselves of the opportunity to take
training under this rare leader.
Rev. A. b. Smart. ID. D., of Chicago.
will give a course of six lectures before
the Summer Schools on subjects OF rare
interest. il.
Mrs. Luella Ramsey, State President
Of the South Dakota ". G. L. U, will
have charge of the School OF Meth
dds and will make the work in this de-
partment deeply interesting.
Mrs. Anna r. Paddock, recently from
Denver, Colorado, will prove herself un-