The Springfield herald., 1902-05-23
cHAuTAuouA PROGRAM.
Texas-CoIorado Chautauqua Assem-
bly, at Boulder.


RADIO Chautauqua will open July 4th at
Boulder and will continue III session
for six weeks. The program of at
fractions and the seasons work has
Chautauqua will open July 4th at
Boulder and will continue in session
for six weeks. The program of attrac-
tons and the seasons work has been
practically completed, and the Chau-
tauQua management is making ar
rangements for the accommodation of
the largest attendance the assembly
has ever known.
The Instructors are: Prof. Ira NJ. De-
Long, University of Colorado, Boulder,
principal; Prof. l.. Il. Sparks, Cniyers-
ity of Chicago, Illinois, history; Prof.
IL. Ii. Roberts, University of Wyom-
ing, Laramie, Wyoming, civics. history
and pedagogy; DIR. William Caldwell,
Northwestern University, Evanston,
Illinois, ethics and social philosophy;
DIR. j. T. Mcfarland, Topeka, Kansas,
Bible study; Prof. Theodosia Ammons,
State Agricultural College, Fort Col
Inns, Colorado, school of domestic sci
ence; DR.; Arnold Emch, University of
Colorado, Boulder. Colorado, school of
mathematics; Miss Eleanor NJ. Winn,
Dallas, Texas, primary work; Mrs. An
toinette Hawley, president Colorado
w. c. T. u, w. C. T. U. work; Miss
Burkella Pierce, Boulder Colorado,
special lines of physical culture; Miss
Leota Woy. Denver. Colorado, art de
signing; Mrs. Emily Richardson Cher
ry, Houston, Texas, art lectures;
Charles Kent Owen, Dallas, Texas,
painting.
The platform attractions, which will
be added to, follows:
Rlschar's orchestra and band of fif-
teen. entire season.
July 4-Grand patriotic opening, Rev.
Thomas L. Green. orator.
July to 11-Ada NJ. Sheffield, dra-
matte soprano.
July i, ., etc.-Winchells moving
picture entertainments. Spence and
Mcdonald, Scottish songs and imper-
sonations.
July and 9-African boy choir.
July 10 and 11-Dr. y. y. Willitts,
lectures.
July II to 1S-Bcssie Turner, soprano
soloist.
July 10 to 14-Rosnnl, the iuggler.
July IL to 22-Marion b, Green, bas-
so cantata.
July IL and 16-Bertha Kunz Baker,
dramatic rectals.
July IL and lS-Alfred L. Flude,
lantern lectures.
July 10 to 22-American vitagraph.
July % to 24-Herr Gustavus Cohen,
lectures.
July % and 2G-Karl Germaine. the
magician.
July 2S and &C. F. Craig. lectures.
July 30 and 31-John Dewitt Miller,
lectures.
August 1 and 2-Rev. b. o. Ayles-
worth, lectures.
August l and 2-Rev. Thomas E.
Green, lectures.
August / TO S-Earlc E. Sparks, his
torical lectures.
August and 5-Orphcus Jubilee
singers.
August and S-Chlcago lady enter
tainers.
John II. Kirkpatrick will lecture.
Edith Brown will give Il musical re-
cital.
Obcr-Ammcrgau will be described
by Miss Rippan.
j. Raymond Bracket will lecture.
The summer school will open July
Tth, and will continue for five weeks.
The following courses are offered;
Grade school work for the advantage
of teachers preparing for examination,
civlcs, history, pedagogy. psychology,
philosophy, literature and English
composition; mathematics, ethics, so
ciology, economies geology and nature
study, domestic science. sanitation
and courses in modern languages. In
addition to these. if it seems desired
courses may be arranged in the differ.
ent sciences. particularly in child
study, and, perhaps. in photographic
geography. In civics, history. peda
gOGy, ethics. sociology and mathemat
les. advanced university work may be
taken.