The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-25
SUCCESS CONTINUES
Winfield Has a Series of Per-
feet Day
TO BE THERE Is JOY
Financial Report Places Man.
agement in Easy Condition

NinQelQ, hau.s June Z4--IHe WSdtuST
during the assembly could not have been
more nearly perfect il it had been made
to order During each night or early
morning a slight rain falls, just enough
TO avoid all possibility of dust. while no
wind is formed.
The grounds ar Elm perfect condition.
the long grass forming a beautiful car
pet the dne old trees a green roof
through which Gods blue sky CLEANS Sc
rene. The white tents and the beautiful
lines Of the new Hal of Philosophy and
the roomy tabernacle form white city
in which it is an inspiration TO live for
a happy ten days session.
Many friends of the Chautauqua move
ment although not readers OF the Chau-
tauqua lessons, avail themselves OF this
opportunity Of spending a pleasant vaca-
ton amid the most delightful surround
ings.
Mr. II. T. Trice. the obliging real es-
tate man of Winfield. has put his big au-
tomobie which he uses in showing east
ern land buyers about this vicinity, at
the disposal Of The Chautauquans. Many
times day a party of from twelve 10
twenty enjoy his courtesy and kindness.
At 800 this afternoon the teachers and
students OF Lewis academy camping on
the grounds and the Undergraduates of
Friends university were his guests with
Mrs Payton Of Hazleton and Miss Brunk
ers of Maize.
Mr. Bishop returned to his home at Ar
kansas City this morning, leaving about
100 boys of the club disconnected and en-
tirely without occupation.
Much interest centers in the address to
be given by Mrs. Fanny Corbett Hays on
Foreign Missions on Thursday, Mission
airy day. The ladies of the Wichita For
eign Mission society are in charge of this
work. and We're especially fortunate in
securing the presence of Mrs. Hayes, who
is so thoroughly acquainted with her sub
ject.
Evangelist NJ. B. Williams and French
Oliver spoke tosthe X. Z. S. A. audience
at the tabernacle.
Mrs. e. p. Hutchinson has charge of
the Department of W. c. T. L. each MORN
ing at II o'clock. Rev. Mrs. E. F. St.
John made very able address, and to-
day Mrs. Lucy E. Dodge of Augusta dis
cussed Restriction or Prohibition,
which,"
Dr. Robinson's address for the after
noon at the tabernacle on Holiness was
largely attended. His lesson on Biblical
Geography this morning at the Hall of
Philosophy was both instructive and en-
tertaining DR.. Robinson has travelled
extensively in the Holy land, and he
brings a personal knowledge of his sub
ject that all enjoy.
Friday. Childrens day, will attract an
immense crowd of the younger genera
ton and many Of their elders beside. The
baby show at the tabernacle will be a
feature of the afternoon. Many entries
have been made. and the judges will have
hard task to select the prettiest.
The costumes for the cantata, Esther"
to be given Friday night have arrived.
They are quite beautiful and entirely APP
propriate. having been prepared by Mrs.
Purcell Of St Louis. A complete rehear-
sal was given this morning at the uptown
Academy of music
In the Chndrens day exercises at % p.
m. Friday Miss Lalage Halls classes in
physical culture will give dumb bell and
Indian club drills and marching figures.
Prof Plank's boys too have been dill
gently drilling, and will make creditable
showing
Mr.. NJ. B. Lisht the excellent treasurer
of the Chautauqua association. says this
years assembly is an assured financial
success. and the management feels par
ticularlv gratided
The surplus will be used in preparing
a larger and better assembly for next
year if possible. in adding new buildings
and improving the grounds. 4 perman-
cnt office for the secretary is needed and
an Art han somewhat similar to the Ath-
letic and kindergarten halls is among the
possibilities. 4 rooming han is badly
needed and VIII be one of the first propo-
sitions considered.
At the afternoon lecture period on
Thursday afternoon the Rev. Thomas Nc
Clary of Chicago speaks on The Mission
OF Mirth" Dr. McCIary is one Of the
most popular lecturers who makes Kan
sas points and his lecture is said by
those who have heard him 10 be better
than the famous one Of Robert J. Bur
dette on x Merry Heart Doeth Good
Like q Medicine.
GIVEN A SENTENCE.