The herald., 1898-07-17
CHAU1AUQUA PROGRAM
GETTING READY FOR TIRE OPEN
ING OF THE ASSEMBLY
Ten Days to Be Spent in Study and
Recreation-Special Days and
Subjects for Consideration

The thirteenth annual session Of the
Chautauqua Association of Southern Cali
fornia will convene at Long Beach to-
morrow. Teachers, students and others in
terested in the work are already beginning
to flock to that town.
A large number OF people are accustomed
to take their tents and with few articles
of furniture, hammocks and easy chairs,
they make themselves very comfortable
and enjoyable quarters for a seasons out
ing.
Professor A. L. Hamilton. the president
Of the association, states that there will
be an unusually large attendance at the
session this year. Long Beach is a popular
resort this summer, and the citizchs are
going to exert themselves to make the
meetings success. A few years ago they
made the association the generous gift of
beautiful resort grounds.
During the ten days session there will
be special assembly days.
Temperance day, July 81, will be under
the immediate supervision of the ladies of
the w. c. T. u. and the program will en-
brace the many different phases of this
great problem.
The good roads day, July 49, is a new
feature and will be devoted to discussion
Of the ends for which the leagues Of wheel
men and good roads are working. The Los
Angeles county directors of the California
Good Roads League, of which General
Charles Forman is president, has the pro-
gram in charge.
The program for Ebell Society day, July
rs, will furnish illustrations Of the workings
of the Ebell Societies of Southern Califor-
mia.
College day, July 26, will give the general
public an opportunity to see and hear the
presidents of many Of our leading colleges.
Their addresses promise to be OF interest
to all persons interested in the work of our
Institutions of learning
The following is the program for the ten
days session:
Monday evening-Free evening. Short ad-
| dress, whittier Are We Drifting?" by Hon.
| W. C. Patterson; lecture, Some Philosophi-
cal Passages in Goethe's Faust" B. R.
Baumgardt; music, etc.
| Tuesday afternoon-Lecture Through
Ireland on a Bicycle Built for One" Thos.
McClary; evening. lecture, 1.-THE Mission of
Mirth," Thomas McClary.
Wednesday aiternoon-Lecture. David
and In the Land O. Cakes" Thomas Nc
Clary; evening, concert.
neutrality-suspicious. day program;
evening lecture, "Old and Young America"
P. H. Henson.
| Friday afternoon-Lecture, "Gunnery" P.
H. Hensen; evening, lecture, 1.-THE Golden
Calf" P. H. Henson
saturday-Good roads day program;
evening, concert.
Sunday morning-Sermon. Rev. Hugh K
Walker; afternoon, Chautauqua Model SUM-
day School; evening. vespers and evening
| service.
| Monday-Ebell Society day program;
evening Hoyt L. Conary, entertainer.
Tuesday-College day program; evening
lecture, "Politics and Patriotism" Johr
Temple Graves.
| Wednesday afternoon-Musical contest
evening, lecture, 1.-THE Last Hope of the
Negro" John Temple Graves.
Thursday fternoon-Prelude, lecture
Prof o. P. Phillips; evening. lecture, Rev
Hugh K. Walker.
Friday-Recognition day; afternoon, lee.
ture, Miss Anterior Dennen, "Literar!
Criticism" evening, grand closing concert