The Republican., 1908-07-02

7SO p Opening of the Annual Session of Noun
tain Chautauqua Brief words of welcome by
President C. w. Baldwin, Supt. W. L. Davidson,
Dean of Schools, W. W. Davis. and distinguished
visitors.
800 p Grand Concert Sylvan Glee Club, ten superb
male voices. Readings by Ladru NJ. Layton.
FOlk-sOngs in costume by Miss Rita Rich The
American Vitagraph with its wonderful Moving
Pictures.
Wednesday, August 5th.
900 a. M Biblical Hour DIR. VIM. Spurgeon England
1000 Chorus rehearsal Hall of Philosophy Dr. Johann
M. Blose This daily at the same hour.
All Chautauqua ticket holders cordially invited.
1100 Lecturerecital paul Lawrence Dunbar with
interpretative readings. Ladru NJ Layton Spring
field, Ohio.
200 p Grand Concert, Stevens Band. This happens
daily at the same hour, during the entire Chau-
tauqua.
400 p Literary Hour Hall of Philosophy Sketch Book
of English Woman Mrs. Philip Snowden,
London, England.
$50 p Concert Stevens Band. This occurs daily at
the same hour during the entire Chautauqua.
745 p Folksongs in costume, Miss Rita Rich, with
number by Sylvan Glee Club.
500 p Lecture 'Humor, Pathos and Tragedy of Life
among the Mormons,'' Dr. John Wesley Hill,
New York City.
9l5 Series of Wonderful Vtagraph Moving Pictures
Thursday, August 9th.
900 a Biblical Hour Dr. VIM Spurgeon England
l100 Lecture, "Regn of the Brain DR.. John Wesley
Hill.
23O p m Lecture, Musical Fits and Msfts," Harry
Splman Riggs Chicago ILL.,, of the
unique and humorous lecturers the platform
with musical interpretations
400p Literary Hour, Hall of Philosophy Lecture In
fiuence of American Woman the Position of
English Women" Mrs Philip Snowden, London
England.
500 p. Sylvan Glee Club Miss Rich in Fok-songs in
costume
s15 p. M Lecture Shakespeare and His Plays" Fred
erick Warde, who is recognized as of Amer
icas greatest actors and his lectures have created
the greatest enthusiasm.
$50 Series of Moving Pictures by the American vi
graph
Friday, August 7th.
''DenominatonaI Day'-"AnnuaI Lutheran Reunion"
EXCURSION TRAINS.
No Special Passes for Denominationa Day
900 a. Biblical Hour, DR.. VIM. Spurgeon, England
IL 90 Lecture, 1.-The Art of Seeing Things, Rev A.
Writ Lowther, Dwight ILL.,
100 p. to 8 p. Lutheran Reunion. Magnificent pro-
gram of music and addresses in the auditorium.
800 Lecture, Shakespeare An Apostle of Chris
tanity,'' Frederick Warde the great American
actor.
430 M Hall of Philosophy, Lecture Politics and Prog
in Great Britain Mrs. Philip Snowden
London England.
500 p. Grand Evening Entertainment Sylvan Glee
Club. The Pierces-Socety Entertainers in
edy sketches in costume. Readings by Miss Ruth
Arnett and Ladru NJ Layton.
Saturday. August 8th.
900 a. m. Biblical Hour, Rev Hles H. Miller Delaware,
Ohio.
11OO Lecture, "The Mission of the Poet" Rev A.
Writ Lowther
230 p Lecture, ''Peep at Parliament Through Wo-
mans Eyes,, Mrs. Philip Snowden, London,
England hOur trihu
to one of the most distinguished women of Great
Britain by hearing her marvellous lecture in the
Amphitheatre
800 p Grand Weekend entertainment, Sylvan Gee
Club The Pierces-Society Entertainers in
edy sketches in costume Readings by Miss Ruth
Arnett and Ladru NJ Layton Emanuel Schmuk,
celist; Mrs. Schmauk, contralto
Sunday, August 9th.
$50 Biblical Hour, The Great Preparation Rev.
Hilas H. Miller, Delaware, Ohio
H. 90 m Sermon, Mrs Philip Snowden London, England
Special music by the chorus, Glee Club and
soosts.
2.30 p. m. Assembly Sunday School, NJ. E. Church.
500 p. Chauauqua Vesper Service Hall of Philosophy
DR.. ". L. Davidson.
100 Eventde Concert conducted by Johann Bose
with special instrumental and vocal selections.
Brief address, DR.. w. P. Thirkield, President
Howard University.
Monday, August 10th.
900 a m. Biblical Hour '"rhe Open Secret of Christian
Faith, Rev. HiIas H. Miller.
200 p. Childrens Story Telling Hour, Miss A. Louise
Woodford To continue week. See Topics
elsewhere in Program. Hall of Philosophy
NorE.-rhs being Recreation Day" platform will
be vScant in the morning. for excursions to
nearby
400 Reading Hour, Hall of Philosophy Colonial Days
'"To Have and To Hold, Mary Johnston Miss
Mary Brevard Roberts, Philadelphia, Pa.
745 p Musical Prelude, John Cheshire, New York City,
America S greatest Harpist Mrs. Zoe Pearl Park,