The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-21
UTAH CHAUTAUQUA
WILL OPEN TODAY
All Indications Point TO an In
usually Successful Meet of
Statewide Interest.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, July 20.-By wonderful energy
and hard consistent work. from every
committee OF the Utah Chautauqua as
sembly. everything has been placed in
readiness for the opening OF the assem-
bly, at Glenwood park Friday morning.
To Manager r. V. Fisher and his as
sistants the credit Is due for the neat APP
pearance OF the park buildings and
grounds Oh the day before the formal
opening OF the ten-day assembly. The
ChautauQua is the first ever held in Utah
an interest displayed In this great edu-
cational advantage by the people of Utah
that henceforth no year will pass without
the holding of at least one assembly either
In Ogden or Salt Lake City Salt Lake
people have already become interested in
the great educational movement and the
who will formally open the session tomor
row morning, indicates that the interest
In the first state Chautauqua has already
become statewide.
II has been the intention OF the COM
mittees In charge TO so arrange the pro-
gramme tnat there Will be a diversity In
the attractions offered which Will appeal
TO every class, age and taste. Some of
the most learned thinkers and public
speakers OF America will deliver addresses
during the ten days session on subjects
terest 10 the people who are keeping
abreast OF the times and matters OF
worldwide Importance. Music. vocal and
instrumental. in which some Of the best
talent in the United States will partici-
pate Is another feature. National dances,
pageanJs. tableaux-each portraying some
particular subject of educational value
will be shown.
Most OF the public addresses and other
features OF the programme VIII be given
In the open. comfortable seats under the
shade OF the beautiful trees which grow
in the White City" the name given
Glenwood park by the Chautauqua COM
mittee.. Should the weather prevent the
open air sessions the big auditorium will
be amply large to care for the audience.
Beginning tomorrow morning the Ogden
Rapid Transit company Will begin six
ing the ten days OF the Chautauqua scs-
sion, Following Is the programme for the
opening ten days:
10 a. m.-Formal opening by Hon
William Spry, governor OF Utah: Hon.
William Glasmann. mayor OF Ogden. and
other state and municipal officers. Music
by the Official Ghautauaua band. Presi-
dent Frank NJ briggs presiding.
IL Il. m.-Introduction OF Chautauuua
department leaders and formal orsanza-
ton Of Chautauqua clubs; Brief ad-
general secretary of the Chautauaua
Scientific and Literary circle, Chautau-
qua, n Y; Miss Nina Lamkin, physi-
girls CUBS We Western zrIHi1e inos stste Nor amo
NAL school Macomb. hi: Professor Fred
j; Pack. Instructor In geology, Univer
Sly OF Dtan, SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. Pro-
fessor S. n, Goodwin. instructor In birds
Proctor academy. Provo. Utah. Professor
a, e. Oman, instructor In forestry first
assistant United States forestry service.
Weiser Ida, r. II. Hutchison. instructor
In photography Ogden; Frank C Brain
erd, leader Mountaineer club. Ogden.
p. m.-Grand opening lecture by Hon.
j. Frank Hanley. former governor of
Indiana. on ''The Patriotism OF Peace"
y. m.-Grand Ogden concert by promi
nent soloists and musicians OF Ogden.
$50 y. m.-Opening ChautauaUa round
tables Hall in the grove. conducted by
Professor Daniel w. Howell Of Chau-
tauqua, y. Y, general secretary OF the
Chautauoua Scientific and Literary cir
Gle; topic, "Books--What They Are and
What Shall We Do With Them" Audi
torium travel talk by D. n. Mcguire of
Ogden. on Personal Experiences In Mo-
rocco" Arbor Miss Nina Lamkin:
Play, It's Value in Education" with
stories of the Ghetto.
p. m.-Grand opening open-air con-
cert by Ogden Chautauqua band. Pro-
fessor E W, Nichols. conductor; March,
Coronation" tMeyerbeer). waltz. Chan
Hlly'' tWaldteufeD; selection, Wizard
OF the Nile. (HcrberD; medley. German
Airs" tAsCher). fantasia, old Kentucky
Home CDalby): national anthem, Star
Spangled Banner"
p. m.--Lecture by the Hon. j. Frank
Hanley OF Indiana: subject, Jesus Christ.
Was He Mortal or Is He Divine"