The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-14
SUNDAY LAST DAY
OF CHAU7AUQUA.
Cleveland Ladies' Orchestra VIII APP
pear During Afternoon and
Evening in Con-
FATHER DAILY SPOKE
PhideIa Rice, the Reader Gave An
other One Of His Reading Last
Evening at Eight
O'clock.
FATHER DAILY SPOKE

With the closing days of the chau.
tauqua, the crowds are increasing at
Wild Cat. Yesterday was no exception
although the day was exceedingly
warm, those who were in attendance
at the day and evening sessions were
we'll repaid for their visit, the pro-
gram being an excellent one and one
of the best since the opening of the
chautauqua.
The usual morning hour was observ-
ed at nine o'clock, the session prov
ing an interesting and helpful one. In
the afternoon at 2:30 the Lyric Glee
club made it's first appearance and
were greeted with much applause
after their half hour of entertainment.
AT $50 the Reverend Father DAILY
delivered his lecture on, Our Re-Unit-
ed Country" Those who heard the
learned gentleman were much pleased
with his delivery and an hour of high
class entertainment furnished by
Father DAILY followed his opening re-
marks
Another concert was given last even
ing by the Lyric Glee club commenc-
ing at 1880 a continuous concert was
given by the singers for half hour.
At s o'clock, Phidela Rice, the public
reader, delivered another of his enjoy
able lectures. Mr.. Rice delivered a
lecture on Thursday evening which was
we'll received and that of last evening
was especially so.
Today's Program.
/ The morning hour was observed
this morning, directed by platform
manager Charles E. Varney, assisted
by Mrs. Varney. This afternoon at 2
O'Clock. concert was given by the
Lyric Glee club and this evening full
concert will be given by the organiza'
ton.
At 2:3o this afternoon, Ernest Wray
Oneal delivered an address on .Popu-
lar Fallacies" Sunday afternoon. he
will deliver an address on Basic Prin.
ciples of BROTHERHOOD" s-s
Mr.. Oneal is a son of Illinois, his
home being at Aurora, which should
lend an added interest to his presence
here He has been before the public
for the past ten years, and his circle
of friends increases with his opportun
ity of meeting people. In his work on
the platform, he possesses the magnet
J ism of person, power of voice, the rich
ness of imagery and the fitness OF
} eloquence, that makes the great orator
to these is added the yet greater force
that comes from deep conviction anG
profound earnestness. In the prefes
sions, there are men who are
known as lawyers lawyers
and doctors doctors,' and 81
on the platform there are
who do things themselves appreciate
; more markedly than the laity those
, men who do things better than them
selves. Ernest Wray Oneal is one o
: those men who Is conceded to be grea
by his compeers.
On tomorrow at IL a. NJ, Rev. DR.
. Yutzy, pastor of the English Lutheran
, church, at Carthage, will deliver tn
sermon. DR.. Yutzy will bring fore
ible and eloquent message. He is
: man of royal good nature, positive cor
victions and undoubted sincerity. Hi
sermons are full of meat and are in
spring, bringing to the hearer wit
!. vividness and clarity the Old Story O
the Cross and it's Mission.
Preceding the sermon hour Their
: will be an Assembly Sunday schoc
y under the direction of Mr.. varney
n platform amnager.
Cleveland Ladies Orchestra.
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