Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-19
FINE PROGRAM FOR
1R[ CHAUIAUQUA
Marshalltown Assembly Has
Long List of Artists For
Next Months Session
MORNING PROGRAMS ARE FINE
All Save One, Holden Day, Will be
Given Without Admission Charge
Large Number Of Artists Engaged,
Including "sam" Jones-T'he Com
plete Program.

Plete program.
Superintendent Elijah Brown Jones,
of the Marshalltown Chautauqua AS
sembly has completed the program for
the August session, which will begin on
Saturday, the 18th, and continue thru
out the Goth. No finer line Of literary
and musical treats has ever before
been offered Marshalltown audience,
and if the chautauqua is not a success
it will not be because an effort has not
been made to provide the best that the
market affords. Twenty-Five grand
concerts will constitute the varied
musical programs, aside from the fifty
professional entertainers that have
been secured for the nine days event.
With thirty-two lectures and TWEEN
ty-five concerts, to say nothing OF the
free morning sessions and round tables,
the August chautauqua will be a liter
airy and musical treat in every sense OF
the word. A feature this year Will be
the free morning programs which vii!
be Of especial interest to the women
One of these programs Is to be given
by the combined membership of the
Spinning Wheel and Marshalltown
Chapters. Daughters of the American
Revolution; another by the w. c. T. u.
q third by library workers, and the
fourth by the MarshaIltown Women's
Clubs literature and c. T.. S. c. depart
ment. There is but one morning pro-
gram to which admission will be
charged, that being on August IL, the
opening day, when Professor p. G. Hol-
den, Of Iowa State College, will lee
ture.
The chautauqua will be held on the
North Third street grounds. the same
place as last year. Rev. DR.. Elijah
Brown Jones is superintendent, and as
ISOLATED with him, in the management.
is an adviA Try committee of the guar
antors composed Of e. R. Lay, F. r.
Benedict and J. H. Egermayer.
Among the more noted lecturers who
will be present are Profe ssor Holden,
Sam Jones, DR.. S. S. Cryor, Profess
sor Edgar l.. Follansbee, Joseph q.
Camp, Hon. William A. Ctearhart, and
Hon. w. I. Nolan. Features among the
musical artists are Mrs. Wallace Bruce
Amsbary the Imperial Saxophone
Quartet. the Midland Concert Com
pany, the Madrigal Ladies Quartet and
the Meistersingers' Male Quartet
Prominent among the entertainers are
Wallace Bruce Amsbary, French dia-
lect reader; Miss Josephine Retz, read
err; c. G. Marshall, reader; Roltaire,
magician; Harry Willard, piccolo SOLO
ist and banjoist; Tehkla Leafbourg,
reader; Lorenzo zwickey, crayon ar
fist; d. w. Robertson, moving pictures,
and Hinton Whites pictures.
The complete program for the Aug
ust assembly is as follows:
Saturday, AuguSt u.
9:OO-Foreword, superintendent.
9:15-Imperial Saxophone Quartet.
9:3O-Lecture, Mrs. Evelyn Foote,
"The Ideal in Dress"
10: 30-+Lecture, Professor r. G. Hol-,
den, Agriculture in the Country
Schools"
Afternoon.
2:15-Bible lecture DR.. 8. 8. Cryor,
(The general theme of DR.. Cryor's lect-
ures during the chautauqua will be
"The Divine Program of History.D
3:O0-Imperial Saxophone Quartet;
Miss Josephine Retz, reader.
:2O-Professor p. G. Holden, "The
Corn Man" of Iowa.
Evening.
Is: OO-Imperial Saxophone Quartet;
Miss Josephine Retz, reader.
S:30-Lorenzo Zwicke, crayon artist.
Sunday, August 13-Afternoon.
4:O0-vesper service; sermon, DR.. S.
S. Cryor.
Evening.
S:00-Imperial Saxophone Quartet;
Miss Josephine Retz, reader.
Monday, August 14-Morning.
8: 3o-Emily A. Waterman. reader
and impersonator; Mrs. Howard D.
Wilbur, soloist: Miss Maud Salisbury.
pianist.
9:45-Lecture, Mrs Evelyn Foote.
Afternoon.
2:15-Bible lecture, DIR. S. s. CryOr.
3:0O--NIidland Concert Company.
8: 30-Professor Edgar L. Follansbee,
lecturer.
Evening.
S:O0--Midland Concert Company;
Emily A. Waterman, reader.
8:45-Roltaire, Mystic and Magic;
the D. w. Robertson Moving Picture
Company; Mr.. Harry Willard, Ameri-
cas- premier piccolo soloist and banjo
list; Mr.. Paul Coin, pianist; Mr.. E. L.
Mcintosh, lecturer and operator.
Tuesday, August 15.-Mornins.
Program provided by the MARSHALL
town Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Mrs. Mary So1thwick, presid-
ing:
s:3o-"The woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, It's Organization, OBJ
jeet and Methods,s Mrs. Lora A. Ben
nett, ex-president Marshalltown w. c..
T. u; "Woman's Work in Womans
Way" Mrs Dodds 'T1e Power of the
w. C. 7. U. in Civic Righteousness"
Mrs. A. C. Grips; "Our Educational
Work Through the Medium of the
Public Schools" Mrs. Carrie E. Fred
erick; Teaching Children Business
Methods Thru School Savings Bank"
Mrs. Lou Rogers; alcohol Necessary
as Medicine" Mrs. Anna Marshall;
"The Responsibility OF Parenthood and
the Work of the Purity Department"
Miss Hattie Dickson.
Afternoon.
2:15-Bible lecture, Dr., VS.. S. Cryor.
8: 0O-Midland Concert COMPANY