Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-25
MExI00's SECOND CHAUTAUQUA
WILL CLOSE THURSDAY EVE
MING WITH A GRAND n
NAL CONCERT, IEcLUD
ING UPON ITS PRO
GRAM ALL THE
TALENT THAT
HAS REMAIN
kD HERE.
Robert Parker Miles This Evening
in His Lecture "Tallow Dipps"-
Base Ball Game Between the
Mexico Athletics and the
Mobsrly sighals Draw
Large Crowd.

final concert Of all its talent. The
graduating exercises, which will b.
held In the afternoon Thursday, pro.
mise to be most interesting and the
first ever held In this city. There are
three graduates, Miss Marie Ander,
son Houston, Mrs. Minnie Bast Davis
and Mrs Stella Wright Smith. There
will also be numerous certificates Civ.
en- besides several Chautauquans who
have received diplomas before but
have never participated In the gradu-
ating exercises will form 10 the pro.
cession and enjoy the ceremony incl
dent TO the graduation.
The Chautauqua Roundtable hour,
late Tuesday afternoon, was Of more
than usual interest In that james
Newton Basket gave . delightful anc
instructive talk upon general matters
in his always thorough manner. Mr..
Baskett especially dwelt upon the
fact that most OF us know little re-
garding the physical geography Of the
secti on we reside in and II we once
were TO look into the subject as it is
around us we would find a most de-
lightful and deeply interesting topic
to consume our spare time.
In the evening the Lakeside Quar-
tette opened the programme and were
followed by Mrs. Haskell who read a
pretty selection that not only pleased
the children but received the applause
OF the older folks. Madame Mount
ford, who lectured, was unfortunate
In having the tightening and thunder
OF the approaching storm to contend
with and many fearing to remain left
the auditorium and returned To their
homes to escape the wetting that the
threatening clouds presagsd. Madame
Mountford again pleased her audience
with q most descriptive story CT the
Holy Land OF Jerusalem. She is q wo-
man whose powers Of observation are
developed and tells what she
has seen In a way that places IL most
realistically before her auditors. She
has proven one OF the assembly's fea-
lures and the many who have heard
her cannot say enough in praise of her
talks.
Tne afternoon programme was
shortened so as those who desired TO
attend the base ball game could do 50
without missing any OF DR.. Riley's
lecture. His talk on the Farmer
Hopeful" was terse and interesting
not only 10 the tiller OF the soil but
business man also could CLEAN
nom Its well rounded sentences and
sheir contents Of facts something that
night be OF use also to him.
SETON INDIAN FIELD DAY.
The Seton Indian camp held their
ieid day bis morning at eleven O'Clock
lear their Wigwam and the pow-wow
vas attended by q large crowd OF in
crested parents and friends OF the
ihildren. Miss Powers. who has charge
II the work, has succeeded wonderful
J In the drills and games for the
raves and maidens and ali who witt
lessed the performance this morning
we're more than pleased. Considering
ne short time they have been at
Fork on numerous figures and plays
Is to be congratulated on her
-reat success.
The programme for the exercises
Fas:
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.
The morning program was opened
, several. selections acceptably sung
, the Lakeside q~uartette. OF course
be features was Miss whitney's read.
70 which was accountable for the
var Eagle, Paul Strain ....A.....
..................H Head War Chief
Largaret Cave .......... Tally Chief {
fah-wah-tay-see, Nan Cauthorn.. 1
.Vampfum Chiefs
Kathleen @. Powers.... 4
................M Medicine Woman r
serpentine March, War whoop.. !,
Salute hizzouri Trbe z
Indian Game - q
Clapping Series. ....... .MaidensI.
Maze March and Centre Ball.. L
...'................L Little Indian o
calisthenics and Pyramids. .... II,
..Braves !.
Come Along. MaIdsns 4
DIN with Little Wands.
Little Indisns
Skin the Snake Race. ...... Braves
Dodge Bail. Maideps
A Trip Around the World. =.
""'"'..."....... Little indiana