Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-01
CHAUTAUQUA.
PROGRAM OF THE CHAUTAUQUA
AT DEVILS LAKE JUNE g To-
JULY % INCLUSIVE.

AT DEVILS LAKE JUNE % To
JULY % INCLUSIVE.
Devils Lake correspondent of Fargo
Forum: The directors Of the Devils
Lake Chautauqua Association have
completed the program of the 1901 as
sembly which convenes from June %
tc July % inclusive. The program
includes the following attractions:
Special days: Grand Army and
Women's Relief Corps, June %, 20;
Federation Women's Clubs, July 5;
North Dakota Press Association, July
8. 10; Farmers days, July Z, 8; M. w.
a. days, July 13, IA; Old Settlers day,
July 2. The musical attractions will
be: Fort Totten Indian school band of
twenty-six pieces which will De pres
ent the entire time during the assem-
bly,; Miss Alberta Fisher, Minneapolis,
soloist, first week of associations
meeting; Marion Maud Lindsey, same
time; James Latourelle and Charles R.
Shibley, st. Paul, first week; MetropM-
itan mixed quartette, St. Paul, July 5,
6, {; Arion Ladies' Quartette, Chicago,
July S-14; w. Eugene Page and Miss
Florence McCune, Chicago, mandolin
and other musical instruments, July
S-12; Rose Darlington, Queen of Song,
late of Castle Square Garden Opera Co.,
of New York, July 11-13; Miss Belle
Ralston, Minneapolis, contralto, July
July 12-19; Grace L. Burnam, Fargo,
soloist, July 1922; Metropolitan Jubi-
lee Singers, New York City, eight peo-
PIE, July 14-19. The lecturers and Or
ators include: Frank G.. Bruner of
Chicago, past chaplain in chief G. A.
R., June 2S-9; W. H. Sears, Iowa,
June 80, July I; Hon. P. ]. McCumber,
senator, North Dakota, July 4th; B. B.
Hangen, Minneapolis, lecture on Egypt
and Palestine; Mrs. H. H. Marion, Chi
cago, Woman's day, July 9Th, subject,
Famous Madonnas," illustrated; Mrs.
Emma VanVetchen, Iowa, Club
Work." July 5; Father F. J. Nugent,
Iowa, July and Z; Farmers days, July
8 and 10; J. J. Hill, president Great
Northern Railway, Gov. Worst, E. E.
Kaufman, ]. H. shepperd and J. B.
Power; Woodmen's days, July hip,
Woodmen speakers; w. c. T. U. day,
July 13, speakers, Bessie Laythe sco-
veil and Miss Preston, president N. D.
w. C. T., u; Judge Ewing, July 13,
Christian Science; Samuel Phelps Le-
land, Chicago, July Is, II; Prof. D.
I.ange, st. Paul, July 1919, National
History; Chaplain G. c. McCabe, July
&C o. ~ The following is a list of the
other entertainments: G. A. r. exer-
cises, July 2S-29; W. Hinton White,
illustrated lectures, July 2, 4; Prof.
Ritehie, magician, July 4, s; Sanford
Dodge Co., July 6-s, Three Muskateers
and Quo Vadis; Prof. H. v, Richards,
Illustrated lectures, July 8 and 10; Gay
zenola McLaren. reciter, Sign of the
Cross : July s, s. Egbert Grant, i'm
personator, July 9-1o;; Eleanor Miller,
reader; st, Paul, July 5-11; D, w. Rob-
inson, moving pictures and other en-
tertainment, July s11--13;;S Adrian Al.
Newens, impersonator, July 1913; w.
A Il Davis, Chalk Talk, z" July 1917;
Queen Esther, July 2o-22 During the
assembly there will be twelve. games
az ball played between teams Of the
North Dakota League Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific classes each
morning; also kinderga rten classes for
the children, School OF methods and
Parliamentary drill work will also be
features. Ss5s