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AUDITORIUM PACKED.

Last Nights Audience Was Second Only t,
Thst Of the Fourth.
Probably not less than 5000 people
heard the second concert or part of it
last night The people seem to need a
Sunday outing and yesterday the
grounds we're packed all day. The or
chestra was at its best and the evening
performance was greatly enjoyed. The
three solo numbers we're especially fine.
Miss Haight again showed that she is a
wonderful singer, and thorough artist.
Louis Rischar rendered a violin solo
such as only he can do it. The flute solo
was also very enjoyable number and it
is to be hoped that Prof. Rischar will
give US an opportunity to hear more
such solos.
The only disagreeable feature of Elks
day was the fac, that the Denver people
won the baseball game by score OF I6
to 3. Otherwise everything went along
swlmmingly and according to schedule.
Alva Adams. DR.. Steaman and Judge
Goddard were the speakers Of the even.
ing. The program called forth the best
musical talent of the Chautauqua. Louis
Rischar delighted the Elks with violin
solo. Musin's "Mazurka De Concert"
Mr. Felber, the celloist, showed his
wonderful m mastery Of the instrument in
his number. Mr. Shaeffer again per.
formed on the xylophone and made the
little blocks Of wood sing merrily as bis
hammers danced over them. Bert
Haven's solo was especially good and he
ou,dld himself with Look in Mir E
Eyes"
Work was resumed today in all de-
partmen,s with increased energy. There
are many new enrollments in all the
classes Of the summer school. Mrs 4.
A. Hawley had charge of the w. c. T. U.
work this morning. The subject was
"Thnst" and was followed by general
discussion by those present. At o:3o
DR.. Sibbald called to order the Christian
Workers conference. Many interested
ones were present. DR.. Sibbald was the
speaker Of the day and lectured
on Spiritual and External Religion"
Mrs Sherwood's ar, lecture was a dis.
cussion OF the relics OF art to be found to.
day in Naples and Pompeii. This after.
noon after the regular band concert. Mrs
Noble PrentiSs had charge Of the
Wonan's council work. "rhe Value Of
Bible Study Tor Woman's Clubs" Mrs
NJ. B. Nicholson read a paper on the
subject. DR.. J. A. Mcfarland delivered
his regular Bible lecture at 5 o'clock.
His discourse covered the book Of Job.
The Drama OF the Soul" as ne termed
it.
AT s o'clock tonight the band will give
its evening concert in the auditorium to
be followed by Bert Kimball and his
pictures. Mr. Kimball's pic
lures this year are entirely new and will
prove great treat.
For tomorrow the Management ar.
nounce the following attractions:
TUESDAY, JULY I6.
!, 3,a NV. c. T. U. "Child Purity
the Safeguard Of Society,""
Mrs A. A. Hawley. Lee.
ture Reci,al-"Sidney Ian.
ier. Poet and Man" with
readings from his poems
by the Misses Everts.
IA, p. mart lecture, "School Decor.
alton in America" "Art as
Factor in Education.
Mrs ]. B. Sherwood.
200 p m.-Rischar's orchestra.
800 p. m-Lecture. Home Selecting
Site" Miss Ammons.
400 p.m-C. L. S. C., "rhe Educa
tional Problem" MISS Min.
ME Marsh.
500 p. m.-Bible lecture. Rev. DR.. ].
T. Mcfarland.
6.3) p. m.-Band concert.
500 p. m-Musical prelude. Vocal solo
always Do as People Say
You Should" Miss Sharp.
Vitagraph.
Mr. Edward Chamberlain wife and two
children, have arrived from San Ant onio
Texas, and are nov installed in their
pretty cottage on the grounds. Mr.
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