Daily camera., 1899-08-03
Denver Women
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A MUSICAL PROGRAM,
Chautauqua Gwen Over to Denver's Rep
resentstive Club Women

resentstive Club Women
Or. Weidner entertained quite a large
audience yesterday afternoon by answer.
ing questions upon biblical history. The
doctor is exceedingly well posted upon
matters of this kind and he answered all
questions in a most able manner. At :
o'clock he continued his teachings of the
bible in the auditorium.
The entertainment given last evening
for the benefit of "The Western Club
Woman by Denver talent was well re-
ceived. The playing by Miss Stegeman
was OF high classical nature and as an
amateur pianist her knowledge of tech
nlque is remarkable. The readings by
Mrs. Carrella Roberts were a feature of
the entertainment. Mrs. Roberts facial
expressions and impersona,ions of char.
acter were very amusing. The last mum
Der by the mandolin club was fair, but
could hardly be appreciated after having
lived in the musical atmosphere so char
acteristic OF the Chau,auqua for five
weeks.
The party OF Chautauquans that took
in the ball game at Longmont yester
day were highly delighted with the trip,
but the score didn't quite suit them.
The dance this evening promises TO
be well patronized.
SPringdale was the objective poin, of
the excursionists leaving -the grounds
early this morning. The tongue of Mr..
Lippoldts big tally no was broken at the
outset and so the party had to be divided
and proceed in two other conveyances.
The visit OF President George Q. Can.
non Of the Mormon church to the Chau.
tauqua tomorrow promises to attract a
large attendance. 1t has been widely
advertised over the state. President
Cannon is public speaker of great
ability. He has been prominent figure
on the platform for forty or fifty years
and is accustomed 10 stand before large
audiences. He will arrive in Boulder
with his wife and daughter tomorrow
morning. His address is scheduled for
,:45 p. m.
Miss Bertie Berlin of this city has
been engasei by the Chautauqua as
soprano soloist for the musical festival,
extending through the last three even.
ings of the session. The selection can.
not fail to meet the hearty approval of
this community, especially as Miss
Berlin was chosen out of list including
many of the most noted singers of the
country.
Wednesday next is set apart at the
Chautauqua in recognition of the soldiers
who went to the Philippines. Half the
receipts will so to the fund for the re.
ception of Company H of Boulder, when
the boys arrive from the distant islands
in the Pacific. A special program, in.
cluding an address from a prominent,
speaker, will be prepared. A big attend.
ance will be present.
IAN hour with Luther Manship" is the
subject announced for o'clock Saturday
VI WIS WcCk III tnt Sndutau-
qua. MIR. Manship has recovered from
his illness and his second address will be
delivered before the commercial drum
mers and their friends. On the evening
OF Saturday Homer 7. Wilson will lee.
ture. Drummers from all parts of the
state are expected.
FRIDAY. AUGUST !.
$50 a. m.-Devotional exercises.
7:4S a. m. to p, m.-School and college |
classes, etc.
,:co p. m.-Musical prelude.
24S p.m.-Address by President George
Q. Cannon of the Church of Latter
Day Saints, Utah.
4 90 p. m.-Address by Miss Ida Clothier
Rational Lecturer, w. c. T. U. Sub
ject The Peep of Day"
zoo p. m.-Woman's council and round |
table. ITO what extent should the
doctrine of evolution be applied to
theology"
90 p. m.-Bible talk. The Book of
Revelation" Rev. DR.. (. Weidner.
500 p. m.-Grand concert by symphony