Daily camera., 1899-07-19
Intellectual 1|e0f
|O| Ch0U|0UQU01S
READING CIRCLE.
Plans BEING Formed to Add Important
AdjunCt to Chautsugua

| A'Juntt u thhntaugua.
The address by David Starr Jordan at
the Chautauqua on the subject. The
Man Who is Left, mentioned elsea here
in these columns, was received by the
large audience as one oil the superIatively
good things OF the session.
Affairs are running smoothly on the
grounds and the attendants are well
pleased with the institution. Arrange.
ments are now being made to start a
reading circle along lines followed out
by the New York Chautauqua.
At 1 o'clock the woman's council held
It's usual meeting. Mrs. Thompson, the
leader, read a paper on The Physical
Training OF Children
After her paper livery discussion en-.
sued about corporal punishment. Some
were bitterly opposed to it. but most of
the teachers stid 1t was sometimes abso-
Iu,ely necessary and 1t would be difficult
for them if they were deprived of the
right to punish.
At 5 o'clock the c. L. S. c. round table
had discussion on The Teacher Who
Most Influenced Me" This was devoted
! TO personal "reminiscences Las, evening
the crowd was entertained by negro
dialect reading by Miss Arie NJ Clai-
bourne OF San Antonio. Texas.
During the musical prelude this even.
ing and just before the lecture, Miss Lila
Johnson, the contralto who has been en-
gagged for the coming two weeks. will
sing duet with Mr. Stevens. The num-
Der will be Dudley Bucks Dream OF
the Summer Night" Hereafter vocal
solo will be given during the musical
prelude every evening.
The program at the Chautauqua to.
morrow includes the noted address OF
President Jordan of Leland Stanford uni
verslty upon Evolution. What 1t Is and
What 1t Is Not" This lecture will be
delivered in the evening and will be p e
ceded by music, vocal and instrumental.
Or. Jordan is attracting great deal of
attention among educated people and is
regarded as one of the profoundes,
thinkers of America.
At 2:eo p. m. c. H. Cox. the artist, will
make talk in the auditorium on THE
Theory of Art" w. r. Thomas having
found it impossible to be present this
week.
THURSDAY, JULY 10
$50 a. m.-Morning prayers,
classes. chorus training. art lecture,
boys and girls club, kindergarten,
etc.
IoIS a. Mart lecture, venetian Paint
ers" Mrs. Sherwood.
.:oo p, m.-Musical prelude.
$50 p. m.-Lecture, The Theory OF
Art" c. H. Cox.
400 p. m-Woman's Council.
500 p. nc. l., S. c. round table. Topic,
TO What Kind of Civilization Are
Our Present Systems of Education
Tending"
6:3o p. m-Band concert
74S p. m.-Musical prelude.
500 p. m.-Lecture. Evolution. Wha, 1t
Is and What 1t Is Not" DR.. David
Starr Jordan.
The cooking class under Mss Trask
OF Denver, will assemble for its first
lesson in the auditorium a, Io:Is ,omor.
row morning. There will be six lessons
in the series. Miss Trask is on the
ground at the Chautauqua preparing for
the work and much interest is shown in
her speciality. Quite a number of the
ladies of Boulder are members of the
class.
Miss Johnson the contralto soloist of
the Chautauqua will make her FIRST ap-
pearance on the platform this evening.
She is reported to be the possessor of 4
voice of extraordinary beauty and
strength and her friends of Chicago and