Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-24
ANOTHER GRAND DAY
T0U The CHAUTAUQUA
lawns GATHER TO HEAR NOTED
...,KsRs AND READERS.
seeming to BE Filled With
New Life as the Good
Things Come.
Try Mrs. Elizabeth smith,

a.good things increase IN hulilD
- Who attended the $3.50 hour
ever forget the wonderful dis
- r,yen them by DIR. Writ Lowther.
snhiect was The Second
n.-.,0r Of Christ" He spoke Of the
~, that on account Of some Of the
..,,r,ous sects feeling that they were
.,nsa with the power to tell the exact
-, ., this coming, and preparing for
- and then seeing their plans and
v,,OaratiOns come to naught, had been
4. mans Of putting this great and
-o,t important prophecy in the wrong
r,ht and made Il often a subject OF
,,s,eule II we we're indeed looking
a. his coming. the time Of which only
e. himself knows, would We not be
Wv,,e better lives? IF Christ Should
c.me Today" How these words
msht 10 thrill our very soul and cause
wto prepare to meet Him with hearts
sleansed Of all uncleanness. DIR.
Iowther Is one Of the finest speakers
Ne have had. and even one who had
no PERSONAL convictions could help but
b interested in his most wonderful
And interesting statements. He says
thst three hundred times in the Old
Testament and four hundred I'm the
New occurs these prophecies OF
Chrsts second coming.
1880 a. m. was the last of DR..
Geisers wonderful talks. They are
strong, and take hold of you and hold
you tiIl the close. slaves to her
thoughts and words that come pour
ng out from her lips. Her subject
vas 'Non-AlcOhOlic Medicatives. Again
~ were iayoed with the Iu9ils Of
tie high school as visitors, and again
thy proved that they were as well
behaved a body Of children as one
would wish to see.
Mrs. EmmOns gave her last very
interesting talk under difficulties, as
h took some time for the children to
Sc, placed outside. but they were very
quiet about Il, making one feel that
they must have a general to marshal
ones forces. Her talk was on the
-Fireless Cooker" and IL was a most
profitable one. She served some very
hnely stewed prunes and a fruit pud-
ding that had been cooked in the
cooker. We shall hope TO see Mrs.
Enmons another day, as she is most
charming.
AZ 3 p. m. Miss Lena Walbridge
made her first appearance and delight
Cd all hearts with her wonderful
Visiting and readings. Miss Wal
bridge Is a French Canadian, with all
NE pretty graces Of the French, and
her Whistling Is an imitation Of the
no king bird, which made one think
NE bird was somewhere In her pretty
throat
$50 p m. was the hour for the cele-
waited lecture. The Uses OF UgliRess,"
y That great lecturer. Dewitt Miller.
a. ne did not appear DR. Lowther
vent 70 the side door 10 look for him.
ana found him where any sane person
you'd wish 20 be that warm afternoon,
stIing In the shade Of an oak. But he
''oh got 70 work, and Il would be
: oiHicuit task 10 try 20 tell half OF
tne good and witty things ne said.
llese who don't hear him miss some
thing.
AZ p. M. Miss Walbridge again
.-'Oied Us with some more OF her
.oloeriul whistling solos and read
-s.' and for a half hour gave her
-.lienee a rare treat
Al $3.50 p. m. Dewitt Miller gave
~ Lecture. The Stranger Within Our
s-.sa This Is indeed a wcighty sub
.'a and may well make as ponder
wy The coming year alone win
-'"ef What IL means. Mr.. Miller
.'es bis ideas ln uo uncertain terms.
~ Ahows what be- ls talking about
- eho heard him felt well repaid
Writ Lowther Vill give his lee
800 49, on The art OF Seeing Things" az
-, - d m. today. instead Of in the al.
-o'n and his talk on Heaven" will
-.'sn alter the afternoon entertain
--lL IL 4. q A.. - nL-