Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-20
1mGTS PROGRAM
THE CHAUTAUQUA
.y,sNDANcE WAS GOOD DESPITE
THE WEATHER.
.,,,ssrs on Program Were Highly
PIsasIns-ESsreises for
Today.
ny Mrs. Elizabeth smith,


raursday from beginning TO end
= one rich succession Of good things,
s-,.most among them being the lee
,-,..rpeltal Mrs. Amsbury's lovely
.,,e,nr and beautiful personality, and
ne Robley Quartette.
Fr,day morning opened as usual at
s.so with the Biblical hour by DR..
uoweIl and Il seemed 10 be filled with
wou6erful thoughts. II was along the
me Of eharacter-building and IL made
o.e thoughtful to know that every
shlne whether for good or bad in our
selves. must go out to influence others.
We nav be tempted TO sin but We
must not harbOr the temptation. but
me The Blessed One. We must put IL
beneath our feet. These lessons are
free and viii do lasting good. Do not
miss them.
At the 1880 hour DR.. Geisel, at the
request OF the w. c. T. L., gave her
wonderful lecture on THE Pathology
Of the Smoke Nuisance" before the
children Of our High School. the su-
perintendent and teachers kindly con-
sentlng 10 bring them to the audi
t0rium. and Il was a good sight TO
zee al those bright boys and girls
come marching in. The thought would
cone as One heard the steady tramp,
Here comes our men Of the future.
God help US to do them all the good
We can while we can" Prof. Cassels
and bis corps OF teachers have rea-
son 10 feel proud Of the order and at
tsutiOn preserved by their pupils. and
d.. Geisel, with her words Of fire.
must have buried her thoughts into
many a ehild's brain, and they will not
forget
d.. w. L. Davidson. who was pres
ent and who all were glad TO see, says
That Dr.. Geisel is the greatest little
woman he ever saw, and We all agree
With him. She seems at times 10 be
hspired-hlled with an inward fire
that radiates and thrills all whom she
comes In contact with.
Following her talk was Mrs. En-
mons with her important lesson on
Food Salts" This lady is most in
ierestng and presents her subjects in
. very pleasant manner. Friday morn
mg she served for our delectatiOn
ereamed carrots and asparagus loot.
everyone seemed delighted with both
dishes. and they were surely most
palatable.
AZ 3 D. m. the musical prelude. The
Aooley Male Quartette again delight
"a the people OF Gainesville. They
e-ptured all present Thursday even
ING BY their singing and were again
received with hearty applause. Each
number was received with the most
latlering enthusiasm. Mr.. Robley
Asaln delighted them with his read
llss and was encored again and again.
ne Is a host I'm himself. The from.
zone solo by Mr.. Bots was the work
u hne performer and delighted all
- Il did the evening before Never
mas a inner male quartctte been In
our city.
AZ $3.50 the audience were again
thrilled aud uplifted by the flute
'1e voice Of Mrs. Amsbury. Her
sweet Womanly face seems 10 make
more perfect the charm Of her voice.
~ unles Il comes out full and strong,
hen dies away 20 the softest note.
mas been a great privilege TO hear
-'' Everyone thought who we're
'eaent Thursday afternoon that moth.
-s could excel Mr.. Wallace Bruce
,.,llsDury's Interpretation Of James
"ulleomb Riley's poem, and h Ger
ainiy was wonderful but in his rem
-'uon OF his own poems entitled. THE
J. .-i'aas OF Bourbouuis." in the quaint
J. ..-ieel Of the Illinois French Cana
-'-'is' be- proved that the half had
., been told. aud everyone cheered
' n. eiapped their hands till they were
-''''efed-nearly We sincerely re-
Aet mat their STAY Among ue WAS 40