The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-05

c. C. CHATAUQUA
PROGRAM READY
LECTURERS AND PREACHERS
SECURED FOR METHoDIsT's
SUMMER MEETINGS ARE
BEST oBTAlNABLE.

The complete program of the Copper
Country Chatauqua to be held at the
Electric park, July 1923, is now ready
in the form of a little booklet. The
Electric park, situated as il is. mid
way between Calumet and Houghton
Is a charming outing place with con-
veniences for spending the whole day
in genuine chatauqua style.
The chatauqua opens Tuesday ev-
cning. July 10, at o'clock, with a con-
cert by the Apollo quintette and bell
ringers. This company is composed of
| high class musicians and entertainers
| capable of putting on a program of
great variety and superior quality.
Copper Country people had a taste of
music produced by the bell ringers at
the lecture course of the Y. NJ. c. A..
this winter and were very much pleas
ed. They play every evening until
Thursday evening. when they make
their last appearance.
Gabriel Mcguire, the great Irish ora
tor. who speaks Wednesday evening is
a physical giant a warm blooded and
enthusiastic Irishman, vigorous in
thought, spontaneous in humor
strong in his convictions. fearless i'm
presenting his message, and is full of
faith. hope and love for man. He will
lecture on the subject, with an Irish
man Through the Jungles of Africa"
At $50 Thursday afternoon, Ernest
Wray Oneal will lecture on the Per
sonality of the Man" Ernest Wray
Oneal is a natural born orator. one of
the few possessed of the divine fire of
oratory. 1t will be n pleasure to hear
mouth I'm a steady stream of perfect
oratory.
Another lecturer on the list is DIR.
Frank q. Smith who will lecture on
"The Man For our Times" Friday af-
ternoon. DIR. Smith is the pastor of
the Warren Avenue Congregational
church. Chicago. and is called Chica-
go's greatest preacher. He is an ora
tor, a great thinker, a man with
compelling sense of power. purity and
poetic feeling. who ranges the gamut
of human emotion. yet relieves its
stress by frequent flashes of wit and
numerous anecdotes. His lecture will
be followed by concert by the Quincy
band.
Probably the lecture of l.. r. Wick
ersham who will speak Friday evening
on the subject entitled. Breaking
Through the Hedge" will be the most
pleasing in the course. Wickersham
Is n master lecturer. In the pulpit he
Is n great preacher. on the stage he
might have been n great actor, I'm the
forum a great orator, and on the plat
form he is a trinity of actor orator,
preacher. His lecture will be preceded
hy a selection by the Ladies' quartette
of I.aurium.
Following concert Saturday after
noon nv the Calumet & Hecla band.
will he u lecture on the Ministry of
Laughter" by William a. Colledge.
Mr.. Colledge needs no introduction to
people acquainted with the lecturers
of the United States. He speaks from
a varied and ripe experience I'm world
wide travel: is "a finished scholar an
author and educator. The c. Il III.
band will give a concert after the lee
ture.
on Saturday the second chatauqua
given by Methodist churches and afi-
liations of the copper country, VIII
close. on this evening DIR. Frank c.
smith will lecture, taking as his sub
pcct. "Our Nation; Her Mission, Her
Hopes, Her Perils."