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

Opening Day-Thursday, June 80.
700 p. M.-Band concert by the Mad
ison Juvenile Cornet band.
Words of greeting by Pres. J II. Will
Hanson and Supt. C. F.. Hager.
$50 p. M.-Popular Lecture-Howard
II. Russell. d. d.. of Delaware. Ohio.
superintendent of the National Anti
Saloon League.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Myrtis Chandler
Mac Donald. of Chicago. accompanist.
Miss May Miller. of Elk Point. S. D.
Second Day-Friday, July l.
DAKOTA A~NTI-sALooN LEAGUE DAY.
$50 A. M.-Devotional Hour.
900 A. M.-Opening of all Chautauqua
schools and departments.
900 A. M.-Juvenile Sunday-school
Normal. Anna r. Paddock. conductor.
900 a. M.-Bible School. DR.. E. L.
Parks. of Atlanta. conductor.
900 A. M.-Young Woman's Outlook
Club. Mrs, Hattie Whalen Jenkins.
conductor.
1000 A. M.-Sunday School Normal, r.
y. Kraft. director.
1000 A. NV. c. L. L. School Of Meth
dds. Mrs. Luella Ramsey. leader.
II 90 A.. NC. L. S. c. Round Table.
Mrs. +. b. Hager. leader.
900 a. NJ. to 1900 Midsummer School
classes. DR.. II. f. kratz. of Sioux City,
Supt. Of Chautauqua schools.
l:3O p. Midsummer School classes.
200 p. M.-Anti-Saloon platform meet
ing, A. E. Carhart. presiding. Prom
inent state speakers will address this
meeting.
200 P. M.-Assembly ~Chorus-Prof.
Lee G.. kratz. director.
$3.50 p. M.-Solo, Mrs. Myrtis Chandler
Nc Donald.
Lecture-Howard H. Russell. D. D..
subject. christian Politics and the
Saloon"
Message from Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake,
of st. Louis.
Gas to 7:15 P. M.-Band concert.
1:l5 to S:15 p. M.-.Assembly Chorus.
S:l5 p. M.-Entertainer. Heber Bowling
Mac Donald. of Chicago.
Vocal Solo-Mr. William Barry. of
st. Louis.
Piano Solo-Miss May Miller.
Violin Solo-Miss Julia Erichsrude.
Edison Projectoscope company. NOV
ing pictures. novelty music. songs and
stories illustrated.
Third Day-Saturday. July :.
W. c. 7. L. DAY.
S:3O A.. M.-Devotional hour.
900 A.. NJ. to l. Midsummer School
classes and department work.
1870 A. M.-Lecture. DIR. Eugene May,
The Matterhorn.'
HOO A.. NC. l.. S. G.. Round Table.
T>~:, 1Nha Nhnr<aynno (Ircln and
Social Reform.
l:3O p. Midsummer School classes.
o::}O P. NV. G. L. Z. Platform meet
ing, Mrs. Luella Ramsey. state presl-
dent in charge.
Vocal Solo-Mr. William Barry.
$3.50 p. M.-Heber Bowling Mac Don.
aid. entertainer.
Piano Solo Miss Ada Erichsrude.
3:45 P. Mcclure. Mrs. Leonora NJ.
Lake, selected subject.
$50 p. M.-Conference OF state workers.
6:45 p. M.-Bard concert.
7:15 to 8:15 p. M.-Assembly Chorus.
Sis P. M.-Readings and impersona-
tions, Miss Isabel Garghill, OF Chicago,
assisted by Prof. Lee G. Kratz and
Miss May Miller.
Edison Projectoscope, with series OF
s%pecialties.
Fourth Day-Sunday, July 8.
$50 A. M.-Assembly Sunday school.
100 A. M.-Sermon. DR.. Eugene May.
$50 p. M.-Vocal Solo. MIR. William
Barry.
Address. Mrs, Leonora NJ. Lake.
500 p. M.-Vesper service.
500 p. M.-Sacred concert. followed by
Chautauqua vigil.
Fifth Day-Monday, July 4.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
$50 A. M.-Devotional hour. :,
900 A. NJ. to 1900 Midsummer School
classes, and department work. :,
1000 A. M.-Athletic sports on the ball
ground. -,
HOO A. Mound Table; topic, Social
Spirit in America.
LOO p. patriotic program-Mlss
Garghill. entertainer; Mrs Mac Don
aid, %soloist; Heber D.. Mac Donald