The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-01

The officers Of the Marion County
Chautauqua association are able to
announce the complete program for
the second annual assembly, to open
at the Marion fairgrounds. saturday
afternoon. July 22, and continuing for
nine days. ending with the big pro-
gram of the assembly on Sunday july
30 when Colonel William Jennings
Bryan will lecture in the afternoon
and Ex-Governor Glenn, so popular
last year. will lecture at night. All
the musical attractions are new. and
exceptionally good. or course, DR..
Davidson Is coming again TO super
intend and join in the program. Pro-
fessor Paul Pearson whose morning
lecture .recitals were received with
such favor, will return for four days.
Bob Seeds and DR., OFT are the. other
return lecturers. along with ex-Govr
ernor Glenn. ..
The official program Is as follows:
Saturday, July 22.-LAfternoon, mus
steal prelude by Hungarian orchestra:
lecture, George r. Stuart Night,
Hungarian orchestra in a,fnll evening
concert 'f''r'0st"
Sunday July 23.-Morning. sermon
| by DR.. Davidson. Afternoon, sacred
concert by orchestra and lecture by
| Captain Richmond u. Hobson. Even
| ing, concert by orchestra and the
| Kanr singing boys Of South Africa.
| The Kanir boys are bulletined as a
most instructive and entertaining fea.
ture.
Monday July 24.-Morning program
including Bible hour, childrens gym
nastics and Professor Pearson's lec-
ture-recital. Afternoon, Hungarian
orchestra and the Kaffir boys. Even
ing. concert and lecture by Hon. j.
| Adam Bede. .. '..r Hr.r
| Tuesday, July 25.-Morning pro-
gram similar to day before. After
noon. musical prelude by Wilbur Starr
quartet; lecture by Or. OFT Evening
| Wilbur Starr quartet and the Two
| Spragues in Il costume recital of Rip
Van Wrinkle.
Wednesday, July 26.--Morning hour
| by the same leaders. Afternoon
quartet prelude, ana lecture by, Thorn.
as Brooks Fletcher. Evening, full
concert vocal md Instrumental by
| Wilbur starr quartet.
Thursday, July 27-Repeated morn
ing program Afternoon, prelude re-
cital by Nellie Amber Crossen and lee
| ture by AIRS Elnora M. Luite, the most
eminent woman lecturer Of the Cath
Ole church, Evening. second prelude
recital by Miss Crossen aud humorous
lecture by the great Strickland Gill
| land.
| Friday, July 2S.-Morning hour in
Bible study and children's class by
Mary Jane Woods and recital by Miss
| Crossen. Afternoon musical prelude
by the Parland Newhall Concert COM
pany, and entertainment by Ned
Woodman, in daylight cartoons. Ev-
ening. fun concert by the Parland
Ncwhall company.
Saturday, July 29.-Repeated morn
| ing program in charge of DR.. David
son and Miss Woods. Afternoon, mg.
steal prelude by Newhall company
and the return of Colonel Bob Seeds
Evening, Newhall concert, phd the
great Rosani manipulation and magi-
clan. Very popular number. ...
Sunday, July 30.-Morning sermon
| by DR.. Davidson. Afternoon, lecture
| by Colonel William j. Bryan. Even
ing. lecture by Ex-Governor Glenn
Notwithstanding the two days add
ed to the assembly and the enhanced
program, season tickets are 10 be sold
to advance purchasers at $3.50.
Plans are making TO enlarge and
popularize the camping feature. II
is hoped to have a hundred tents
pitched at the Chautauqua grounds
for party and family use.