Daily camera., 1899-08-02
V0dG|y For The
C10u|0uQU0nS
DENVER CLUB WOMEN.
AttG active Program Announced A for Chan,
tauqua-Other Attractions

tauqua-Other Attractions.
The presents ton of "a Capital Court.
ship" by Prof. Black las, evening was
most highly pleasing. The performance
OF the previous evening was entirely out
classed by the picture play of last even.
ing. The scene of the play is laid in a
| Massachusetts village and the national
capitol at Washington. Many of the
| characters are OF national reputation and
as the pictures are al! taken from life
they are perhaps made more en,erest.
| ing. Presidents Cleveland and Mckin
ley were shown up to public view in the
executive mansion TO the hearty approval
of their respective supporters in the
| audience. Mr.. Black is to be congratu.
lated on the excellence OF his two plays
and he may return 10 Boulder at mos,
any time and be assured of hearty sup.
port by the people. Prof. Black left on
! bis return trip to New York today.
President George | Cannon OF the
Mormon church will be the guest of the
Chautauqua next Friday. SIR. Cannon
is one of the historic figures of the
church OF Latter Day SAINTS. He came
across the plains with the original set
tiers of Utah, in IS47, and will speak a,
the Chautauqua upon the experiences of
that journey. Mr.. Cannon is regarded
as the brainiest man OF his church. He
has occupied the place of leader ever
since the death of Brigham Young and
as he is not narrow and has kept in view
the advancement of the west upon a
broad scale, he is deservedly popular
wherever known. He will be accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. The
presence of the Mormon leader at the
Chautauqua has aroused wide spread
interest in different parts of the country
and it is expected thathe will be greeted
by large audience Friday afternoon
The address is scheduled Tor gag p. m.
DR.. Baker Of the university delivered
his lecture on plato" at the auditorium
yesterday afternoon. The president
handled the subject in his usual convinc.
ng and forcible style and pleased his
hearers to marked degree The peo
pie in attendance spoke very highly Of
the presidents effort and he is held in
high esteem by all the Chautauquans.
They would like to hear him again.
The band stand used for the evening
concerts has been moved to a position
JUS, in front of the dining hall. 1t has
not been used as yet. however, as the
conflicting interests of the ice cream
pavilion and the cafe near the office viii!
not permit of its use. The structure is a
temporary one, however. and there may
be no necessity OF using it at ali.
The "Alpine Tunnel tour to Gunni.
son and return will be well patronized by
Boulder people and the Chautauquans
The trip is one of the most enjoyable
offered by the Chautauqua management
The most magnificent scenery in the
state is to be seen on this tour. The rate
is low and the accommodations excel.
lent. Those making the excursion will
be amply repaid for the small outlay Of
money. Hotel accommodations at Gun.
nison are capital and every convenience
will be furnished the excursionists SC
that all may enjoy themselves. A large
party is sure to 60 from Boulder.
A large party went on the excursion
trip to Bald Mountain today.
The Misses Stiff, Baldwin, Alternately
and Fonda and Messrs Doolit,le, Johns
Eagen and Robbins visited Longmont TO-
day as base ball enthusiasts.
Mrs. Glenn Stiff, Mrs. Inez Thomas
and Mrs. Clifton of Pilot Point, Texas
arrived at the grounds yesterday Mrs,
Stiff is the mother of Miss Gladys Stiff
who has been spending the summer a,
the Chautauqua.
Miss Alene Harrell of Plaro. accom-.
panied by Miss Bell Terry of Dallas
Texas, left today on a pleasure trip tc
Salt Lake City. They expect to be gone
three or tour days.
NEW ARRIVALS.
J S Lellard, Bower, Texas; Miss Min
ME S Everett. Las Vegas, N NJ; Mrs H
+ Walther. n Moore. Louise Tag.
gart. Miss Florence Moore. G. A Sueater
Denver; Mrs S Finnie, Forth Worth
Texas; J b Cesteria, Hastings, Neb; G
A Webb. f H Lee. Fort Collins; H
Crabe. Miss N K Field. Fort Worth
Texas; Mrs f p Smith. Austin. Texas
Miss Ruby Stevenson, Weatherford
Texas; Miss Edith Dugan. Chicago. Ill
Miss Maud Webb. Wichita Falls, Texas
L p Hurter. Mineola. Texas; Mrs X E
Dunlop. Mrs E Lu,z. Vernon. Texas
The western Club Woman" enter
tainment viii be given this evening
Rev. c. w. Heisler will deliver his cele
brated stereopticon lecture. ben Hur.'
tomorrow evening and DIR. Z. X. Snyde