The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-18
FINE PROGRAM
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Next Years Attractions Are
More Meritorious Than
Ever.
The Assembly Management
is to be Congrat-
ulated.
Several Old Favorites Will
Appear Here Next
Year.

Devotees of the Marion county
chautauqua viii be interested in the
program which has just been COM
pleted for the 1912 assembly. The
past success Of the chautauqua in Its
drawing capacity has been notably
due to the excellent Of its numbers.
The program committee has endeav-
ored 10 maintain the standard estab-
lished by the past two assemblies and
10 do so has cost the committee over
$4,000.
The opening date has been arranged
for SO .rday. July 20, ana will close
Sunday evening, July 2S. This nine
day program is considered the bcs,
procurable, and has been chosen with
thought TO variety and numbers
that will please the varied taste OF
the patrons.
On the program appear the names
OF many who have already become
popular with Marion people. Or.
Amherst OFT has been, without doubt
one Of the most popular lecturers
that has visited here. His first APP
pearance In Marion was made at the
Epworth church several years ago.
He was brought here by the Y. NJ.
c. A lecture course and gave his
well known lecture on "SOur Grapes"
During that year he was retp'ned
twice to Marion and since then no
lecture program Is complete without
the name Of DR. OFT
j. Adam Bede, the fiery little ora
tor whom the audience waited two
hours In a cold damp tent to hear
last summer, will again return, as
viii George r. stewart who viii give
the opening number here. EXGov-
bernor Glenn, who appealed without
exception to the greatest number of
people here last year, viii again be
heard the evening of the closing day
Those who attended the morning
lectures will regret 10 learn that Prof
Pearson viii not return this year
However, Prof. Frank Locke OF the
Allegheny college, Professor j. w
Cook Of Amherst college, and Madam
Mountford will be heard and much
Is anticipated by the program COM
mittee In these speakers
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Saturday, July 2O-Earnest Gam
BILE Concert party and j. Adam Bedc
afternoon. The Gamble party, night
Sunday July 21-,Dr. Davidson
morning; Gamble party ana George
r. Stuart, afternoon; Gamble parts
and Rev. Father McCorry, Night
Father McCorry is counted head
liner among the new attractions.
Monday July 22-iProfessor Lock
wood and Madam Mountford, morn
ing; the Dunbars and Madam Mount
pinbf
Tuesday, July 23-Professor Lock
wood and Madam Mountford' morn
ing; the Dunbars and Lou j. Beau
champ. afternoon; the Dunbars an
Bishop Frank Bristol, night
Wednesday, July 24--Same morn
ing lecturers; Tyrolean Alpine Sing
ers and Hon. Frank j. Cannon, eN
senator from Utah, afternoon; Tyro
lean singers, and Reno b. Welborn
in scientific lecture, night.
Thursday, July 25IProtesso
Crooks and Madam Mountford' morn
ing; Tyrolean singers and Adria
NJ. Newens, afternoon; full concert
night.
Friday, July 26.-same mornin
lecturers; Lotus Glee club and DI
OFT, afternoon; Lotus club and Rus
sci Conweli, night.
Saturday. July 27--Morning lee
turers, same; Lotus Glee club an
Judge George ID. Alden, afternoon
same music and John B. Ratio, !
character studies, night
sunday, July 2s-Dr Davidson
morning: Bakers band, Miss Ne
Bunaell, sololst, and Senator Gor'