New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06

Connecticut Valley Chautauqua are best set forth
in the prospectus Of the sixteenth assembly. as
follows:
1t with recreation. relaxation healthful
to dspace those amusements which harmful
help AZ nsenesnt sos it Brings the best
things in the entertainment line TO your doors
and fills with brightness and joy and inspiration
eleven n summer days ana nights It. belongs h 10 NO
pa and no sect us pa6tG IS ine Te ns
locked. Without regard to denominationai lines
great thoughts to present are invited to give them
The Assembly is organized on high grounds , and
has high aims 1t offers in popular manner secular
and religious edue alton II ought to be supported
public sentiment and practice, and gives full re-
turn for all the money and interest Il solicits IL
respect His teachings. and for this reason ex-
munity. It Is not rival of the church or schools
BUT an adjunct 5 to both g gives ySas
and helpful amusement. For this reason it should
have the countenance and support OF all parents
success of the Connecticut Valley Chautauqua has
oleen times. which were unworthy and fraught
with disaster.
During the last decade the assembly has had
pistform Aong them We're Congressman RIOS
well G. Horr who twice gave addresses on p in
Dr. De Witt Taimage. the Rev Dr. B R, s Ma e
Conwell. the Rev. Sam Jones the Rev. DR.: Robert
Poe the Rel MurFay f Hanson ko5e e.
The great attraction this year will be Joint de-
gresham Champ Clark, Of Missouri and Congress
Tre 81 96o he Custom
adopted few years ago of having special days
Temperance Day. etc-which has proved success.
full in attracting the attention and patronage OF
programme. is continued this year. The list of
Ke for @ sRd De- W hs
Or. George L MeNgtt; the Rev: Dr. :, Charles a F;
J. Beauchamp Professor J. Ernest woodland Leon
ford For the tenth season Professor J. E. Aborn,
supervisor of music in the schools of Lynn will
Hundred voices Which viii present cantata at the
closing Among the enfsrtaineTs VII ,n be
Miss Anna Park cornet soloist: Miss Lucy O.
cfnTsT KISS Ma
AIexands De violin sG99ist Arn99gh S
meRts Of VIII Win music physca
Sqen c ans oc % 6sa G6a 5a ss6 6
in rational diet scientific cookery, care of the sick
NAL class and the usual Chautauqua Round Table.
The following daily order of service" gives an
MORNING
Morning bells.
soo-sunday school teachers normal class Auditorium
sSS S Fsy:jsai culture trinity Chapel
i iSSS Ssa9SI q health: , MoE@ai Hall
11OO-Lecture. Auditorium. .-.,
AFTERNOON. $751;.
123o-Dinner t
230-Lecture. Auditorium.
500 E. s. c round roand table Normal Hall.
ss sSS-cessPs., rehearsal, Platform,
T:30-Evenng lecture, Auditorium.
Goodnight bells
These principal lectures entertainments and
of the assembly culled from the detailed
programme:
Tuesday. July $3.50 D. opening Of the session. ad
dresses by officers go, concert followed by lecture
The Dinner Pail Man." By DR.. George L. McNutt
Wednesday. July ell a lecture. Wordsworth and
the New Poetry by Leon II Vincent 2;3o p m lecture.
How the Other Half Ought Live" by DR.. McNutt;
730. lecture. Third Class People. Lon Beauchamp.
Thursday, July 10 CYoung Peoples Deyl-ll a. n.'
lecture. Burns, the Poet of the Peope. by L. H Vim
cent? p. m meeting Of young people OF Chris
societies and Epworth leagues of Western
Massachusetts,; 2:45, lecture. The Age of the Young
Man. by Lon Beauchamp; TAD. The Model New Wom-
an by George F. Hall.
Friday July IL National Day)-11 lecture Char
iotte Bronte' L. H. Vincent 2:30. joint debate be
Congressman Champ Clark and Charles lands
'Republicanism Democracy 7:3o lecture Florence.
Saturday, July IL Childrens Dayl-11 a m, lecture.
DR. johnson and the Literary Club, by L. II, Vincent;
$780, grand concert $780, illustrated lecture The Chem
istry Of the Candle" by Professor ]. z. Woodland
Miller; $50. Sunday school: 4. song service
Monday. July IA Temperance Day)-11 a m, lecture,
Zangwtll and Ktpling." by L. H Vincent; 2:30, Illus
trated lecture wireless Biography by Professor Wood
land; 80 lecture 1.-THE Uses of Uglness, by John De
Witt Miller.
ings and stories by Captain Arch B. Snow; p. grand
rally OF old soldiers fire speeches by department Of
hcers Of Massachusetts $50 lecture. our Countrys