The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-06-11
High Bridge Chatauqua Program.

All arrangements are now completed
Tor the opening of the chautauuua at
High Bridge Park, High Bridge, KY,
June Is TO %. The program will in
clude the very best talent that money
can procure. Men of National reputa-
ton, including speakers, lecturers and
humorists will entertain the guests.
There is no more delightful spot to
be found IN the State of Kentucky
than that of High Bridge. The chau-
tauqua will afford an excellent oppor-
tunlty for those who desire to camp a
week and be entertained at the same
time. The Christian church, backed by
men OF high purpose, have captured
more than one resort and turnsd it
into chatauqua. This they intend to
DO with High Bridge Park and once
again make it famous throughout the
State.
Among the most prominent speakers
will be Gov. j. Frank Hanly, of In
diana, a man who has achieved a great
reputation as an orator. Hers of great
purpose and strength and of superb elo-
quence. Gov. Hanly will give his lee
ture on the excursion day of June "a,
in the afternoon.
Another gentleman in the lime light
is Gov. Robert B. Glenn, of North
Carolina, a splendid Southern orator,
who will lecture on THE South, its
Possibilities and Problems" on the ex-
cursion day, Tuesday June %.
Aother prominent lecturer, but Of
the younger type, is Captain Richard
Pearson Robson, known over the
whUle world as 1.-THE Hero of the
Merrimac. - 1is subject will be 1.-The
United States as World Power" Sun
day. June q.
following these gentlemen is the
Rev. Geo. R. Stuart, who for sixteen
years was associated with Samuel 6.
Jones. There is no man so greatly in
demand or who talks with greater
force earnestness than DIR. Stuart.
The other ministers will be DIR.
Henry G. Jamison, Dr. j. A. Baylor,
DR.. Walter D. Cole and DR.. w. L.
Davidson, the later being one of the
best known chautSuqua managers in
the country. The entire chautauqua
will not be taken up with lectures,
there will be diversion from the pro-
gram to include a musical entertain
ment. A special orchestra of ten
pieces will furnish music in the after
moons and evenings. The Dixie Male
Quartette will add strength to the con-
certs. Miss Jeanette King, one of
the most delightful readers on the plat
form. will spend four days at the
chautauqua and entertain the guests.
Miss Mary Stuart, contralto soloist
who has had large experience and fine
training will sing frequently to the de-
light of her audiences. Miss Manmshe,
a soprano soloist Of delightful person
atty, will give class to the occasion.
The moving pictures will be of the lat
est and best procurable.
This chautauqua will be one of the
greatest that has ever been held in
Kentucky and it will be we'll worth the
time of those who can attend to spend
at least week. Over three hundred
tent Accommodations have already been
reserved. Those who desire accomoda-
tion should write K. M. Standefer
Mgr, High Bridge, KY.
Special excursions at excursion rates
will5sbe run via the Queen & Crescent
Route, between Ludlow, KY, no rate
on these dates to exceed Sl.50, incIuG-
ing admission to the park. They will
also run a special train Oh June 20 and
q from Somerset, KY, to High Bridge.
Thesrate from Somerset will be 81. so
and CORRESPONDENCE low rates from
stations intermediate. There will
also be IN effect during the entire chau-
tatuqua rate of one fare plus % cents
to High Bridge and return, from June
Is to q with limit June %.