The daily sentinel., 1901-05-23
A GLORIOUS FEAST
SentineI's Prize Contestants Can
Examine Some of the Good
Things Prepared for
Them.

prize trip will be permitted to at
tend without one cent Of cost to
herself. II is a feast IN which
most any one would be delighted
to participate.
Then remember that your board
has been guaranteed by the gen.
erosity of Messrs. A. R. & J. NJ.
SampIiner.
Louis Rischar, the we'll known band
master of Chicago, and his orchestra
and band Of fifteen professional per-
formers. The band and orchestra en-
gagged for the entire season.
Governor j. D. Sayers Of Texas. The
governor has generously promised to be
present on July 4 and assist in the great
patriotic celebration OF that day. Gov
ernor Savers is a representative man OF
the South, and he will receive cordial
welcome at Boulder.
The African Boy Choir. This lie prob
ably the most unique musical organiza
tion in the world. 1t is a great drawing
attraction.
Rev. Sam P. Jones is one Of the big
cards. The distinguished lecturer will
be in Boulder three days. July 6, Z and 8,
and it will be a rare treat to listen to
Sam Jones three days in succession.
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker is engaged
for two evening entertainments and sew
eral day lectures. She is actually with
out peer in the art Of dramatic ex-
preston. This she has demonstrated
in previous appearances at the Chautau-
qua.
Nat M. Brigham. Mr.. Brigham is one
Of the best OF the steveoptican lecturers,
and he will illustrate the "Strange Cor
ners Of tue Southwest" Brigham enter
tains, pleases, and is the sort OF man who
is invited to "come again"
Germaiue, the magician, is among
those invited to appear in the magnifi-
cent auditorium. None better than Ger
maine.
The daily art lectures OF Mrs. j. B.
Sherwood Of Chicago have been features
of the Chautauqua since it started. A
new series Of lectures is to be given this
year
Miss Theodosia G. Ammons will give
her domestic science lectures to large
audiences this year. She stands at the
head in her specially.
AS soprano soloist Miss Berthe Ber-
lin has never been surpassed at Boulder.
She will appear again this summer.
The Dawkins Violin Quartette is an
esta ablished favorite and will give one or
more Of it's delightful entertainments.
The ladies are conscientious workers and
are const tantly progressing.
Rev. DR.. Thomas E. Green OF Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. DR.. Green spoke three
times at Boulder last summer, and he
will return this year. II America has
produced a greater orator he has failed
to appear in Colorado.
Miss Katherine j. Everets will give an
evening OF dramatic Interpretation. She
is gaining wide recognition in her chosen
field
Caveny, the chalk talk artist is on the
programme. His work is exceptionally
fine.
The Vitagraph will be at the Chau-
tauqua. Moving pictures are attractive
to young and old. and the ones shown
will be the best available 10 the country.
MIR. | Elias has been engaged as one
OF the tenor solosts OF the assembly.
He has voice Of rare quality.
AS head OF tn, woman's department
Mrs Noble L. Prentis OF Kansas City will
be prominent figure at the assembly.
Friends living in many states will be
pleased to know that Mrs. Prentis is to
greet them when they arrive in camp.
Rev. DR.. Homer T. Wilson, superin-
dent Of the platform, will lecture one or
more times in the course OF the season.
The lectures of Dr. Wilson are always
welcome, and ne is gaining a national
reputation.
Professor Ashenden OF Dallas, Tex, q
tenor soloist Of wide repu tation, will ap-
pear a number OF times upon the plat
form.
Miss Irma Haight OF Quincy, Ills., de-
lightful soprano soloist.