Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-29
official Program Announced by
Chautauqua Association, For
June 26, to July 4
TWIN CITY PARK is IMPROVED
The Now Pavilion, Which Will Have
a Seating Capacity for About 5000,
People, is Nearly Completed, and the
Grounds Have Been Made Ideal =
cIersymen and Wives FREQ Tickets
Special to Times-Republlcan.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, May 29.-An attractive book
let containing the program and de-
scription of the Twin City park, where
the Central Iowa Chautauqua Associa
ton meets, has Just been issued by
that association. The grounds have
been put in most excellent condition,
and the new pavilion is nearing COM
pletion. 1t is 96x120 feet and has
1t is built in the midst of the grove
in the park and on ground sloping to
the east giving ample incline for rails
ed seats.
The program Of the coming chautau-
qua, June &c to July 4th, will open
with lecture by j. P. Dolliver and
close with an Grafton by Hon. j. c.
Camp. of Georgia, and proper patriotic
exercises on July 4th. Crowded be-
tween these two dates will be given
nine days of the best talent on the
American platform. The grounds are
ideal. They are connected by tele-
phone with Toledo and Tama, mail
is delivered twice a day
AT meeting recently the managers
passed Il resolution to present every
clergyman and wife, within radius
of twenty miles of Tama and Toledo
with season tickets.
The following is the official pro-
gram:
Tuesday, June 26.
Morning-Children's Work Miss
Nina B. Lamkin.
Afternoon-The Midland Concert
Company.
Opening exercises of the assembly
of 1906.
Lecture-Senator j. P. Dolliver.
Bible lecture Gin separate tent -
Prof R. r. Lloyd.
Evening THE Midland Concert
Company.
D. w. Robertson's moving pictures.
Temperance Day-Wednesday, June 81
Morning-Children's Work = Miss
l. kin.
Afternoon The Midland Concert
Company.
Lecture, my Captured Flag = Miss
Eva Marshall Shontz.
Bible Lecture-Prof. R. r. Lloyd.
Evening-The Midland Concert
Company.
D. w. Robertson's moving pictures
Thursday, June %.
Morning Children's Work = Miss
Lamkin.
Afternoon
The Midland Concert Company.
Lecture, THE Life Size Portrait Of
God''-Father f. j. Nugent.
Bible Lecture-Prof. r. r. Lloyd.
The Midland Concert Company
Lecture. "The Mission of Mirth'-
Rev. Thomas McClary.
Humorist Day-Friday, June 20.
Morning.
"Children's work"-Miss Laml1in.
Afternoon
The Midland Concert Company.
Lecture, Yarns of Yank'-Hon.
w. l. Nolan.
Bible Lecture-Prof. r. R. Lloyd.
Evening
Full evenings concert by the Mid
land Concert Company.
Fifth Day, Saturday, June 80.
Observation-Disclosures Work - Miss
Lamkin.
Afternoon The Meistersingers
Male Quartet.
Lecture, 1.-THE Footprints of the Cen
turies"-Hon. G. A. Gearhart.
Bible Lecture-Prof. R. r. Lloyd
Evening-The Meistersingers Male
Quartet.
Lecture, "The Puritan in Two
Worlds"-Rev. IS. Parkes Cadman.
Sunday, juIv 1.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS services, led
by the pastors of Tama and Toledo.
Music in charge Of the Meistersingers
Male Quartet.
Sermon--Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, D.
D.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Evening Chautauqua Vespers. fol-
lowed by sacred concert by the Meis-
tersingers Male Quartet.
Law and Order Day, July 2.
Morning = Children's Work - Miss
Lamkin.
Afternoon = The Meistersingers
Male Quartet.
Lecture, 1.-The Patriotism of Peace"
Governor ]. Frank Hanly of Indi-
ana.
Evening = The Meistersingers Male
Quartet.
Lecture, Making the World Better"
Prof w. n. Ferris.
Educational Day, Tuesday, July 8.
Morning - Children's Work = Miss
Lamkin.
Afternoon The Meistersingers
Male Quartet.
Lecture, "success"-Prof. w. N.
Ferris.
Evening Meistersingers Male
Quartet.
Lecture, ""The Philosophy of Art" IL
Illustrated by crayon drawings, illum-
mated by acetylene light. L. Zwic-
Patriotic Day, July 4.
An open air concert on the streets
of Tama by the Upton Juvenile Con-
cert Band.
Open air concert on the streets of
Toledo by the Upton Juvenile Concert
Band.
Afternoon
Music-The Upton Juvenile Concert
Band
ration-"The American King
Hon ]. G.. Camp, of Georgia.
concert-The Upton Juvenile Con-
cert Sand
Exhibition of the children's work. in
charge of Miss Lamkin. Closing exer-
cises of the Assembly of 1906.
Patriotic airs rendered by the band.
followed by America" in the singing
Of which the whole Assembly will join.