Daily camera., 1899-07-27
Educational
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CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Varied Interests Hold Attention of Chau
tauqua Attendants

tauqua Attendants.
The lecture last evening by DR.. Bree- |
den was almost a masterpiece. Many |
views of the orient and the peculiar life |
and habits of the people were shown.
The title OF the lecture was Life in the |
Orient" and surely includes all that its |
title can convey. Spain and the great |
rock of Gibralter were shown IN all their |
magnificence. Views Of the Bay of Ma
piles and the Blue Grotto were exceed |
ingly pleasing to look upon. The colors |
in the picture were almost true to nature |
and presented a most realistic sight. On
across the Mediterranean to Alexandria
and Cairo the speaker took his listeners.
Many views of life along the Nile and
many of the tombs of the ancient inhabi.
tants were shown. Now and then a snap
shot Of some passing traveller or anus
ing inhabitant was thrown on the canvas.
Now into Palestine, Bethlehem, Ssmaria.
the river Jordan and many interesting
and historic places were depicted on the
Canvas. Greece was next visited, Athens
being the principal city Of note. All in
all the lecture was grand and was deliv-
cred in a most pleasing and impressive
manner. DR.. Breeder is Certainly to be
congratulated upon the excellence of the
exhibition given last evening. Stereop-
ticon lectures are not as a rule the most
popular of all, but Certainly the one given
las, evening could not fail to be aPPrecI.
ated by even the most critical of audi
ence. DR.. Breeden may come here again
and always be sure of the most liberal
patronage.
The Misses Overaker, Harrington,
Chandler. Stephenson, Mrs. Sanders,
Mrs. Halsell, Mr.. and Mrs, w. W. Rus
sell, Mr.. Burton and F. G. Folsom spent
the afternoon of yesterday viewing the
sights about the Wood Mountain com.
pany's plant at Wall Street. Many OF
the party had never seen a dead sure"
mine before and tell many tales of the
sights they witnessed.
The dance at the Masonic hall mex,
Thursday night promises to be well al I
tended. 1t is the main topic of conver |
sa,ion among the society people at the
grounds.
A tally no party took in the sights a,
Lewis ranch, near White Rock, Monday |
evening. Among the party were the
Misses Overaker, Harrol, Chandler, |
Russell and Messrs. Burton and Cheney |
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford chaperoned the
party.
Rocco Venuto of Behrs orchestra is
composing new Inter mezzo" TO be
played at the grand concert on Friday
evening. Miss Johnston will sing a new
classic song,
Miss Minnie Floyd OF cottage No. -
has thrilling experience TO relate re
garding one Of the recitation tents used
on the grounds. 1t seems that Miss
Floyd will take the part OF Hernia" in
the Mid Summer Nights Dream" and
it was during one of her rehearsals that
the tent collapsed. No one was injured.
but the experience is not one to be re.
peatcd very soon so she says. The tent
still remains in its fallen condition.
Col. c L. Bradford lett yesterday af
ternoon for Bonham, Texas Mr.. Brad.
ford had the misfortune during his stay
a, the Chautauqua grounds, to lose his
return ticket to Bonham. He was un-
certain as TO whether it was stolen or
not, at any rate he did no, have it YES.
terday. Mr.. Bradford has MADE many
friends in Boulder during his stay here
and 1t is hoped he may return next year.
Tomorrow is Governors day at the
Chautauqua. Governor c, S. Thomas
will arrive in the city with a party of
friends at 2;oS p. m, and will be escorted
10 the ChauIauqua grounds by Company
H Colorado National Guard. Later IN
the afternoon the company will give 4
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