Daily camera., 1899-08-07
CLOSING Week
0| Cn0U0UQU0
THE SIXTH WEEK.
Chautauqua starts on the Home Stretch
with Unabated Interest

with Inabated Interest.
The sixth week of the Chautauqua
opened yesterday with undated inter
est. The days program included an
address by the Rev. B. o. Aylesworth
on Heroic Christianity" in the afternoon
| and the usual sacred concert in the even
ing. Rev. Homer T. Wilson spoke dur
ing the evening on the Duty of Parents
and Teachers"
Tonight, the excnrsionists who made
| the Gunnson trip will return to their
Boulder quarters.
On Wednesday the directors OF the
Chautauqua will meet with the repre-
sentatives OF the Colorado & Southern
to review the progress of the past ses-
sion and consider plans for the future.
1t is understood that the session of 1899
will come out very nearly even finan-
cially.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Mrs George Lannon. Pueblo; H B
Thompson. Sequin. Texas; Miss Jessie
Rowls, Mrs Shuttleworth, Miss Ra~ls,
Mr. Thompson. Shreveport, Texas; S
Major, Denver, Colo; Elizabeth Patton,
Columbus, Ohio; K X Ala and wife, Mrs
5 D Rainy, Miss Mary Rainy. A A Glis-
son and wife, Fort Worth. Texas.
Hon. w. NJ. Chandler OF Dallas, Texas,
will deliver his lecture, "Rambles and
Reveries IN Europe. at the Chaurauqua
Wednesday, August 9th at p. m. Come
prepared to hear the learning of a
scholar, the characteristic expression of
a great orator. and an audience captivat-
ed as no other Chautauqua audience has
been cap,ivated. Mr.. Chandler is classed
with Vending as a lecturer and the
Chau,auquans know what that means.
c. NJ. Hobbs will deliver his great lee
me Chautauqua tomorrow evening. The
lecture is illustrated by 100 magnificent
stereopticon views and is pronounced by
competent, judges the finest stereopticon
lecture now available in America. Mr..
Hobbs recently delivered the lecture
before 5000 people in the auditorium,
Chicago.
The Texas editors are coming next
Saturday morning. The party is fifty
strong and the main object of the trip is
to visi, Boulder and the Chautauqua. A
warm greeting. will be extended. The
party may remain in the city ~veral
days and during that time will be ex-
tended many courtesies by Boulder peo
pie and the Chautauqua management.
As Texas day was set for Saturday at
the reques. of the editors, one of the
bright young men will speak in behalf
of the fraternity. Texas day will be one
OF the highly interesting events, winding
up as it does with great representation
of Midsummer Nights Dream" with
I,s performers on the stage.
The Chautauqua program for the pres
ent week is the best yet offered. 1t pre-
sents a pleasing variety and winds up
with three days of music which cannot
tail to meet every expectation. The
school and college classes will proceed
As usual and auditorium attractions
afternoon and evening, give promise of
large attendance. The opportunity is
seldom offered for such programs as are
given at the Chautauqua.
Tonight At 500 p. m. Rev. Thos. H.
Malone lectures on "a View of Social
ism
TUESDAY, AUGUST s.
,So p. m,-Lecture by Joseph Wolff
rs Better Humanity Possible?"
500 p. m.--Bibie talk. "The Book of
| Revelauon," Rev. DR.. K. Weidner.
Sig p. m.-Stereopticon lecture. Colo
RADIO versus Switzerland" c. NJ.
Hobbs.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST Q.
,:so p, m.-Program OF Volunteers day.
Addresses and music in honor of the
soldiers of the Union in the Spanish.
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