The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-26
RECOGNITION DAY AT PIaSA.
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Course Conducts Exercises.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

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Chautauqua, Ill. July 25.-Recognitlon Day
exercises were held At the Piasa Chauta-qua
to-day in honor OF the members of The
Chauiauqua Literary and Scientific Course.
A special music and literary programme
was given in the Tabernacle this afternoon
at o'clock by the Doubt Family Orchestra
Of Chicago, the Twentieth Century Ladies'
quartet Of Jerseyville and Miss Eliza be- h
H. Hall. reader, OF St Louis. Following this
programme an address was delivered by the
Reverend Doctor q. y. Luccock OF Wash
Following this a banquet was given at the
PIasa Spring Hotel in honor OF the alumni
or the course. The Reverend Doctor Jay
A Ford. pastor Of the First Baptist Church
at Jerseyville. acted as POSTMASTER and
toasts were responded to as follows: The
Chautauquan, the Reverend Doctor G. -.
Luccock OF Washington. II. g; The Grad
yates" the Reverend J. G. Elene. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church at Jersey
vile; "Piasa Chautauqua,' the Reverend
Doctor g. o. Rimball, pastor OF St Johns
NJ. Z. Church at Edwarisyille.
AT the ministerial conference which fol-
lowed the banquet the theme for discus iSu
was The Ideal Prayer Meeting"
This evening the Reverend Doctor II. w
Sears, the humorist. lectu-ed in the Tabar-
nacle on More Taffy and Less Epltaphy."
A short music and literary programme pre-
ceded the lecture.
Tomorrow the Reverend Doctor Thomas
Z. Greene, rector OF Christ's Church at
Cedar Rapids. Ia, Will lecture on The Key
to the Twentieth Century" Doctor Green
will also occupy the Ckautauqua pulpit on
Sunday.
81. Louis persons who are registered at
the Piasa Spring Hotel are Mrs. r T.
Plumridge and ths Misses Plumrdge, Miss
Smith. Mrs. Slecter. Miss Alice NJ NeushaIn.
the Reverend J. J. Reader and Mrs. Reader
and daughter OF East 81. Louis.
Among those registered at the PiaSa
Spring Hotel from other places are II. g.
Wright OF Webster Groves Mo: r Sweet
Of Shipman, Ill; Mrs. T A Desmond Of
E-fryn rdsViliP Ill Igar oil "A NT-g
Hagler. Miss Hagler and Albert Hasier OF
Nirden. III.
The Reverend Doctor L. A. Stone OF Chit
cago, who has been spending the last two
weeks here, departed to-day for Virginia.
Miss Claude Foster, Mrs. Lee ". Coudy.
Mrs. Zen y. Cornell. Clifford Cornell Miss
Mildred COudy are here from St Louis.
Russell F.. Gardner came up from St.
Louis this evening on his yacht Annie Rus
sell. and entertained a party OF friends this
evening with trip to Grafton.
+. VI. Smith of st. Louis. who is spend
ing the season at Chautauqua. went 10
day We're:
Mrs. Frank Miller of Jerseyville. Mrs. D.
g. Nanderburg Of WOodbUrn, Ill: Misses
Mamie Grundy. Alma Grundy and Lester
Grundy Of MOrrisOnville, Ill: NJ S GOWN
of McCune. Kan; Miss Alice KimbaI OF
Golconda; Ill: Mrs. NJ. Z. Bergman OF
Greenfield, III: Mrs Edward Marshall OF
Chesterfield, Ill; Mrs. O. B LOper Of Ches-
terfield: IN: Misses Sadie Wendell and
Ethel Wendell OF White Hall. III: Misses
Louise and Sarah Marris of Lebanon, III:
Miss Anna Z. Carr of Carlanville. IL: Miss
Harriet NisserinV Of Melville. IN; Jasper
WilEers of Centralia. Ill: Miss Grace ST.
monds OF White Hall. Ill; Z. II. wsrd Of
Jacksonvi!e: Ill; +. II. Bayer OF Jackson
vile, Ill: Miss Phebe z. Lewis OF Lebanon
III; G. l. Peterson of Alton: Mrs J. F
Clark OF No. 5212 Delmar avenue, ST Louis:
the Reverend +. W Leeds of No. 555s Gates
avenue, 81. Louis; George II. Hunt of St
Louis, Miss Josie Burns OF Alton. Miss
Zetta Jenni Of Alton. George L. Houchtlin
Of JerseyYille. Miss Grace Specht Of Jersey
vile. r. A Simmons of Hawarden. Ia;
Harry Chandler OF No. 3s23 Cook avenue,