The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-07-02
Chautauqua Will Open one
Week From Tuesday.
Everything Ready.
PROGRAM FOR THE WEEK
Contains List of Stars. Location Ideal
on Banks of Maple Lake. Week
of Recreation and Pleasure.

Chautauqua week is nearly here. One
week from next Tuesday will be the first
day OF the big event. 1t is confidently
expected that Chautauqua week will be
one of the greatest 10 the history of this
community Arrangements are nearly
completed and by the time the big tent
arrives everything will be in readiness.
The location is ideal The Immense
pavilion will be pitched on the bank of
the lake under the shade of the tower
ing trees at Thayer's Lakeside. +" No
side walls will be necessary on the tent
and 40 matter how hot the day or how
crowded the tent the gentle breezes from
Maple lake will make the spot a de-
lightful and refreshing place for recrea-
ton.
The Chautauqua is not only a place
where inspiration is given and an smbi-
ton for the higher things 10 life knded;
it is place of recreation, amusement
and healthful out door life and enjoy
ment, alike for the old as we'll as the
Young; 1t represents the thoughts of the
times as does no other movement; it
stands for the true spirit of popular ed
ucatlon through inspiring entertain
ments and great and helpful lectures; it
appeals TO the intellectual, music loving
and amusement going people; here all
the great Humanitarian questions are
given full and free discussion by the
master minds of the age; here the great
artists OF the entertainment world ap-
pear, radiating an influence of refine
ment and culture.
The establishment of permanent
/ Chautauqua IN our midst will be great
/ blessing TO the community and lasting
advertisement to Paw Paw Whether
or not permanent one is established
will 7epend entirely upon the success
of the first one, and we believe the sue
cess of the venture is already assured. A
large number Of season tickets have al
ready been sold and it is expected that
before the morning of July l3 nearly
every man, woman and child 10 the COM
munity will have purchased a season
ticket
The programs are out and can be had
on application to the local manager,
Henry Shaefer. We publish herewith
the program in full for the week:
TUESDAY, JULY l3.
! Standard time.
2:30 +. NJ. Prelude, Carter's Virginian
Warblers.
300 P. NJ. Lecture, II w. Sears.
1880 2. M Grand Concert, Carter's Vir-
ginian Warblers.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IA.
2:30 p NJ Prelude, Carter's Virginian
Warbers
800 p. NJ. Lecture, LIT. Gov. Luther
Manshlp.
7 80 P NJ. Prelude, Carter's Vlrginian
Warbers.
500 P. NJ. Entertainment, Ellsworth
Plumstead.
THURSDAY, JULY 10
2:30 P. M. Prelude, Royal Hungarian
Orchestra.
800 p NJ. Lecture, Denton G. Crowl.
7:30 P. NJ. Prelude, Royal Hungarian
Orchestra.
500 2. M. Entertainment, j. Lorenzo
Zwickey.
FRIDAY, JULY l6.
2:30 P. M Prelude. Royal Hungarian
Orchestra.
800 p. NJ. Lecture, Sen. Bob Taylor.
7:30 p. NJ. Grand Concert, Royal Hun
garian Orchestrs
SATURDAY, JULY II.
2:30 p. NJ Prelude, Eureka GleeClub.
800 Lecture, DR.. Irl K Hicks.
80 Concert, Eureka Glee Club.
SUNDAY, JULY Is.
23O p M. Sacred Song Service, Eure-
ka Glee Club.
800 Lecture, DR. Robert s. Mac
Arthur.
700 Vesper Service.
7:30 Sacred Concert, Eureka Glee
Club.
500 Lecture, Dr. Robert S. Mac
Arthur
MONDAY, JULY 10.
2:30 p. M. Prelude, Des Moines SYM
phony Orchestra.
) 300 Entertainment, Mascot.
7:30 Grand Concert, Des Moines
Symphony Orchestra.
TUESDAY, JULY 20.
2:3O P. NJ. Prelude, Des Moines SYM
phony Orchestra.
$3.50 Lecture, Mrs. Carrie Nation.
7:3O Prelude, Des Moines SYM
phony Orchestra.
500 Entertainment III. s. Ma
guire, Jr.