The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Gathering at Ogden During the
Last Ten Days Was De-
cided Success.
NOTED PREACHERS CLOSE
LENGTHY PROGRAMME
Amusement and Recreation
Combined With Educational
Advantages Throughout.
SnAcial to The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 itit-hN'
OGDEN, July 30.-Utah's first Chau-
tauqua came 70 fitting close this even
Ing. For the past ten days promlnenl
lecturers and educators from, AL parts
of the United Statesmen and women
have spoken to thousands at GlenWood
park on subjects OF vital interest. IN
the selection OF speakers and educators
who have been brought 10 ogden lot the
ten day assembly the committees OF the
Utah Chautsuqua assembly have SHOWN
considerable wisdom. II has been the
intention OF those in charge 10 proVlde
amusement and recreation as well as ed :
ucatioral advantages 10 all who nave
patronized the first Chnutauqua ever held
IN I'M, tn. sfa.e and sne,r ann nsprssenting n ting
events OF great historical interest TO tae
people of Utah; pageants showing the
customs, dress and forms OF anusemendi
OF most OF the civilized nations; band
concerts and countless other nghter
amuscmen;s have been provided during
the ,en-day assembly: y has 6een sne
attended regularly the Chautauqua ses-
sions that the committee has left Moth
ing undone TO make the Utah Chnutnuqnd
assembly an entire success. Insurlng Tor
the association greater things In the fu-
ture.
Closing Programme.
The closing programme today was
opened at o'clock with an address by
Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church, New
York City His lecture was the third
Of a series on THE Lords Prayer, It's
Meaning and Message for To-day The
topic OF the discourse was Forgive us
our debts as we have forgiven our debit
ors." In his address Or. Aked sought
10 show the true meaning OF TINS par,
Almighty is asked for forgiveness OF al
sia. which is assured II forgiveness is
extended with the same charity and lib
crafty To other men as desired OF Joo
United Service Held.
A. 10 O'clock this orsnIg mGPnns IN WHICH, FHTana n
n the churches OF the city were invited
20 participate was held in the Glcnwood
grove. Rev ]. f. Carver pastor. of
presided at the meeting. The Rev. Faith
or p. NJ. Cushnahan OF St. Joseph's Cath
olic church delivered the sermon at the
union service.
Al o'clock this afternoon DR.. Merton
s Rice OF Duluth. Mimi, spoke on the
great work OF the Christian churches
progress which is being made. At o
o'clock Professor Daniel ", Howell. gen
cral secretary Of Chautauaua Scientific
and Literary circle Of Chautauqua, n;
Ills topic was "The Fourfold Life"
During the afternoon preceding Profess
sor Howells talk the PhilIppInI band,
which has been filling an engagement at
Lagoon gave an open air concert 10 a
large audience In the grove.
Last Meeting Largest
The Rev Charles F Aked addressed
the last meeting OF the Chautsuqua which
was held here this evening. his subject
being Christ and Common Sense. lie
Set forth that Christianity is practical.
To prove which he quoted freely from
Lincoln. Browning. Gladstone and Crom-
well He said that Christianity is the
psnacea for all Ills. mental and spiritual.
Don Philippians band played early IN
the evening In the saucer track. and the
attendance was the largest that II has
been at any OF the sessions OF the Chau~
qua made a short talk. IN which he said
that the ten days OF the Chautauoua had
been grand success and had fully
justified the hard work Of the committee.
He said that there had been total
Of over $4,000 admissions during the ten
rrnnk NJ. Drigss. president OF the
Chautauqua, said that the interest taken
showed that the people were willing and
anxious to have the ChautauQua again
next year, and II probably will be made
have signified their willingness to buy
stock in the Chautauqua and lss of
these have already signed UP for SO
worth OF stock each
The Rev, Mr.. Aled referred to this
as the hest managed Chautauqua that
he had ever seen during his fifteen
wears OF experience in the work. He
goes from here to Chautauqua, h. Y,
10 deliver a series OF addresses.
Professor Howell closed the meeting
with 3 prayer, and a large number of
those present waved their handkerchtefs
violently. which is sign OF the Chau-