Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-23
THE CHAUTAUQUA
WILL Be SUPERB
Second Annual Session to Begin
Wednesday, March 1.
a LIE PRooRAM ARRANoEO

Make Opening Lecture.
The second annual session Of the
Gainesville Chautauqua will begin
at tic Tabernacle on Wednesday,
March let. and this event is being an-
tieipated with great deal OF interest
by the thousands who attended the
first session and expect to attend again
this season
The program is one Of the strongest
OF its kind ever presented Ia the South,
exceeding Ia many numbers that OF
last year. For the information Of the
public the program Is published, as fol-
lows.
Wednesday, March Let. 200 p. M
Opening OF the second annual session
Of the Gainesville Chantauqua. Words
OF welcome from Dr. Clarence B
strouse, Dr.. W. T.. Blackstone and 9TH
ers; 2i3O p. M Lecture, This, That
and the Other" by Rev. Sam p. Jones
Of Gainesville, Ga, the greatest on
the American platform and the only
one; 7.45 p. IN Violin solos, Miss
Charlotte Cooke, Minneapolis, MINI
500 p. m, Grand entertainment, Life
in Palestine, J" Miss Florence Ben-0liel,
Ann Arbor, Mich, assisted by thirty
persons IN picturesque and accurate
costumes OF the Far East.
Thursday, March 2nd --l0:3 80 a. m,
Lecture, 'Thomas Jefferson" Dana @.
johnson; 200 p. m, Grand Oriental
Entertainment, depicting Life in the
Orient" Miss Florence Ben-oliel, as
sisted by thirty persons in costume
$500 p. M, Lecture, Rev Sam. p,
Jones, Carteuville, Ca 7i45 .. m,
Violin solos Miss Charlotte Cooke
500 p. m, Lecture, Taking the Sum
ny Side," Hon. Lou. j Beauehsmp,
Hamilton, o.
Friday, March d.--io;3O a. M, Leo
ture, Third. Glass People" Hon. Lou.
]. Beauchampi 2i3o p, m, Lecture
"The Analysis OF Laughter" Prof O.
Lane 500 o. M, Grand Concert,
Chicago Lyceum Ladies' QuarteIte, one
Of Americas most artistic musical or
Ranizations.
Saturday, March 4th -2;l6 p. M,
Violin solos, Miss Charlotte Cooke;
2i80 p M, Lecture, Talks and Talk
ers," Prof Charles Lane 8 p, m,
Grand Concert, Chicago Lyceum La
dies Quartette.
sunday, March oh -2'80 p m, Ves-
per service conducted by DE. Clarence
b, strouse p, m, Sermon by DR.. w
p. Blackstone
Monday, March 9th 10 80 a. M,
Bible lecture 2:S0 p. M, Lecture,
"The American Navy" Rev. Chas.
Laing Herald, Jackson, Ohio; s p. m,
Delightful Novelty Co, introducing
The noted entertainers, A. " shelton
and o Il Mcclellan, presenting tho
Aquarium Chimes, musical bottles,
harp and many additional musical IN.
strumenIs Readingg by Miss Mari
cite lie Dell Toronto, Canada
Tuesday, March 9TH -l0,s0 n. m,
Bible lectures 2lS0p. m, character.
istie poems written and reoted by
William A Bone, Clinton, H.. with
readings iuteupersed by Miss Mari.
cite DE pelli 1880 p, m, Brief con.
cert, Messrs, shelton aud Mcclellan,
with their unique musical instruments
introducing the Aquarium CHINESE s
o.. M, Lecture. Life ON Man
o. WAR" Rev Charles Laing Herald.
"Wednesday, March S,h.--l0 $50 a. ni.,
Bible Lectures $3.50 p, m, poems, hu-
morous aud pathetic recited hy The
clever and well known writer Mr. VII.
liam A. Bone p. IN. Grand concert,
Tri.Centufy Concert co indianapolis.
Ind Music and readings from past
three centuries, Introduced Ga cos
tune, Miss Rhsa Hall Behymer. con-
tralto Miss Lena n. Ohaoer. aud Miss
Maude COnuingham, accompanied.
Thursday, March o-l0Sl g, M
hblo lectcc 2;8) ~ m, Lecture.
"Mirth asa Medicine Rev. Caleb A..
Ridley $500 b m. Gnud concert
Tu-Ceutay Concern Company.
Friday, March no -l0S0a m Bible
lecture 2,2o 3 IN Lecture, IAN Age
OF Non, ' Rev Caleb A. Ridley 9OC
D. M delightful surprise
saturday March ll.-2,Go D. m
Lecture "rhe Man ana the Crowd
he7 Gee. q FarraF 5 GOO 3. h. Abela
Nenefri Orchestra, preaenting oue q
. 'Af Nht't orch,siras in ths country
2 tila' pressam u'n % e.gen Ora