The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-06-18
WHAT Is MEANING
OF CHAUTAUQUA?
Little Girl Answers Literally
According to Lights
Interesting and Varied Features on
Daily Program and Brilliant
Things in Store.
SENATOR CARMACK FRIDAY

"what does Chautauqua mean,
lanyhow?"
why a man named Shaw talks
Chautauqua."
This clever play on the name Of
Mr.. J. II. Shaw, the Chautauqua pro-
moter, is original with little Miss
Elizabeth Quick. of So Jefferson
street. and was given in ali serious
ness It is literally true as well as
hguratively so, as Mr.. Shaw talks
both before and after and sometimes
in between.
AS II resigning the morning sos
sions to the children, the grown-xps
Ivtre not as mucn in eviderCe this
morning when MISS Hemenway lead
title Rows AID Girls club. as yester-
day. The children. however. attend
ed largely and were delighted as /.
the club exercises and games. with a
lecture by Mr.. Speed on Hasrs."
Already they are becoming observant
OF nature AMI Ispy kinds o, insects
and other kinds of field life are being
brought to Mr.. Speed. rhe walk
aheld will be at 1870 clock this
AFTERNOON.
Nearly all those who heari 1.-The
Power OF an Idea" by the Rev II. S.
Bigelow yesterday afternoon are in
attendance this afternoon to hear
him on "The Life Worth Living" and
they brought many with them, as he
made fine impression in his opening
number. After DR.. Bigelow at $3.50
O'Clock the Chautauqua Concert COIN
pany will give their second nrn,bcr
at o'clock. The musical features
begun yesterday have been looked
forward to and are drawing we'll in
the afternoon.
Again at 1880 O'Clock the concert
company. Misses Hemenway, Metlgcr
and Carroll will entertain the crowds
for half an hour when Mr.. Gideon
Carl, who made favorable impress
sion last night in character imper-
Isonations, will take the platform for
the remainder of the evening. Ne
has a most interesting program for
this evening, embracing wide charac-
ter representations.
Coming Hamorist.
Well into the second week of the
the view forward to Mr.. Beauchamp.
the humorist. who appears first to-
morrow afternoon, and to former
Senator e. w. Carmack, of Tonnes
see, the brilliant orator. Knowing
that the seating capacity of the Chau-
ltauqua has been filled almost with
the preceding numbers, the audi
Itorium committee Is preparing to
handle the record crowd that is GER
tain to greet Senator Carmack. More
seats will be installed and the ends
of the auditorium may be extended.
President Wallace, of the Chautau-
qua association. probably will intro
duce Senator Carmack.
The Rev. W. II. Fineschriber, of
Davenport, Ia. the talented rabbi,
who will lecture next Sunday after
noon on "The Parliament of Man"
arrived today and is staying with HIS
father-in-law. Mr.. II. Wallerstein.
DR.. l.. f. Young is In charge of the
hospital tent today and Dr. Horace
Rivers will be in charge again to-
night.
Mrs. James p. Sleeth and assistants
yesterday cleared for the Woman's
club $50 80. Mrs. Jake Wallerstein
is chairman today and great prepare
lions are being made for the club
supper tonight The tent is being
decorated with flags and bunting and
green towering plants.
Dr. Young will have charge of the
hospital tent at the Chautauqua to-
day and DR.. Horace Rivers tonight