The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-01

the Piasa Chautauqua. his subject being
The Present Heroic Age in American His
tory"
The lecture was given in the tabernacle
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. and was fol-
lowed by a meeting of the w. c. T. L.
workers, at which addresses were made by
Mrs. Ella NJ. Orr of Pittsfield. Ill. and
Miss Margaret Crissey of Decatur, Ill. The
lecture was preceded by a short music and
literary programme, in which music num-
bers were given by the Double Family Or
prano soloist in the Second Baptist
Church In St. Louis.
Mrs. Wilde Stutzman Of Athens. ILL.,,
made her first appearance this season as
reader at the afternoon programme. Mrs.
Stutzman will present a number of read
ings during the next week.
The ministerial conference was held this
morning at II o'clock. The theme was,
The pastor and evangelistic work" and
the principal address was delivered by the
Reverend G. W. Shepherd, pastor of the
This evening Professor Karl Germaine OF
Cleveland, o.. the magnician, entertained
the Chautauquans in the tabernacle.
Tomorrow the principal lecture Will be
delivered by the Reverend Doctor D. Z.
Bushnell of st. Louis on Greater Amer
lea"
Saturday will be Modern Woodman Day.
and the officials expect that the high-water
mark in attendance will be reached on that
day. ]. CT. johnson of Peabody. Kas., Will
be the principal speaker. Among the other
doctor ]. ]. Porter. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church at Joplin. Mo. Several or
the Woodmen lodges in Central Illinois VIII
attend in a body, and in addition to the
special train service, the steamer CITY OF
Peoria will bring a party of excurslonlsts
from Kampsville. Hardin and other Illinois
The Reverend L NJ. Waterman, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church at Upper Alton'
was among the prominent clergymen IN at
THE Reverend Doctor Macarthur went to
Upper Alton this evening after his lecture,
SheEe he WI! be tn the ss gTTIt Of c6 PFssiaent
Among the st. Louisans who registered 10
day at the Piasa Spring Hotel are: P: W.
isabel Anderson. Burleieh Peacoeke. c; Ru-
doiph. W. NJ. Weshart. Miss Josie C. Stan
ton, Miss L. May Wilson, Mrs. A. A. Cas-:
Spring Hotel from other points are: Mrs.
Robert Simmons and Miss Serena Simmons
of Brighton, H.: Misses Clara McCune ape
Heale Of WOODBURY., H.; Miss Laura z:
Bassham of Greenfield; III; Mrs. VIDA
Stutzman OF Athens. Ill; W. p; Rausey OF
Mrs, Libbie Heaie of Woodburn. Ill: Harry
Perrine or Bunker Hill. Ill; c. 5. 5: Stuts,
man Of Springfield. H.: X Germaine ana
Of Marissa. Ill; Roy r. Robings OF Medora,
ILL.,: Louis H. Brockman. George Powell:
Truman STEELE and Miss dis SD EGLth a C,, SIeIIs 0l
III. Miss Anna Taggarth of Upper Alton,
Joseph P. Marmon Of Carrollton, III.
Doctor Macarthur lecture this afternoon.
The Reverend S. D.. Mckenna, pastor OF
the Cherry Street Baptist Mission in Alton.
was a visitor to-day.
T. S. Parker and Mrs. Parker and the
Misses Susie, Mary E. and Ruth and jacob,
George and William Parker of Kane. Ill.
arrived at the Piasa Spring Hotel to-day to
spend the rest of the season.
Among the visitors to-day were the Rever-
end w. w. Morgan. pastor of the FIRST Zap
w. - Cro-tT1 Cisr and Mrs Nor
gan, Perry Evans of Palmyra, H.; Mrs.
John Christy and Mrs Lamb of Jerseyvllle,
Donald Simpson and Mrs. simpson OF Car
roiIton. H.: Charles Noble of Otterville. h.
A Smith of Alton.