Mohave County miner., 1902-06-21
Chautauqua Study Glasses.

The prospectus of the Long Beach
Chautauqua embly which has just
been issued, shows that only will dis
tinguished artists and lecturers of this
state appear, but number will be
brought from the east in addition to
those who will be present from Ari-
zona and Texas.
The study classes which are to held
daily, will be one of the strongest at
fractions of this Assembly, and gener-
ally speaking are open without charge
to all attending. Among the interest
ing classes will be the Forum Hour,
which Is In charge Of the faculty of the
University of Southern California, the
discussion being on the Underlined
Principles of the Social Economics;
The Education of the Masses; and The
Work of the National League of NUM-
cipal Improvement.
Rev. w. G. Sherman, of Sacramento,
whose work has been so eminently
successful at the past sessions of this
Assembly. will be in charge of the
Bible Study Glasses.
The department of vocal and physi.
cal culture will be in charge of Mrs.
Maria Eskridge, late in charge of de-
psrtment of oratory and physical cul-
ture of the University of Kansas. All
persons attending these classes cannot
expect to become orators, nor expo
nents of dramatic art during the brief
hours which will be given in this de
partment, yet the fundamental work
will be given, leading to the proper de.
velopment of the voice and body. The
department of current events will be
ia charge of Prof. Jas. II. Hoose Of the
chair of history and economics of the
University of Southern California.
The following are among the subjects
to be discussed ia this important de-
pertinent; The General Significance
of Current Events in History; The
Twentieth Century Woman; The Child
in the Home, in the School and in the
Factory; To What Probable Extent
will the Twentieth Century Man be
truthful and Honest; Moral and Reli-
gious Beliefs Versus Scientific Knowl
edge; Power of Race Prejudices; Atti
tude of the President of the United
States Toward Law and Humanity;
The Modern Pulpit as seen from the
Modern Pew, and an Analysis of Men
tai Power.
The department of music which will
dou btless, be attended by large mum
Der of people will be in charge of Prof
F. A. Bacon, of Los Angeles, one of the
best known musicians in California.
Mrs. Grace e. Dutton will again have
charge of the department of Domestic
Economy. An opportunity will b'
given for discussians on any of the
themes of Domestic Science, while the
lectures will be fully illustrated by The
actual process of preparing and cook
ing foods.
L. f. Garden Mcleod will as in pas
years be In charge of the department
of Art and Design, the course being ar
ranged to give practical insight into
the principals of Perspective, Freehsnc
Drawing, Light aud Shade etc. Al
outline of the course being as follows
Model and Freehand Drawing in Char
coal and Crayon; Antique drawing II
Charcoal and Crayon; Landscape anc
Life Drawing in Charcoal, Crayon anc
Pastel, Still Life, Flowers, etc, Paint
ing in Oil aud Water Color; Land
scape Painting in Oil and Water Color
Sketching Outdoors; Artistic Anat
omy; Pen and Ink Sketching and Illus
trating; Modelling in Clay, etc, Als'
Wood Carving; China Painting anC
Decorative Painting.