The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-15
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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The crowds are here and increasing
from day to day, yet the Chautauqua
exercises are not patroniZed as the pro-
gram deserves.
Saturday afternoon a lawn fete un-
der the auspices of the Women Civic
Club will be held on Chautauqua Park
and German, the magician, will hold
the platform at 500 O'Clock.
The coming week will be a strong one
at the Mountain Chautauqua. Lots of
fun; lots Of good music. Plenty of en-
tertainment Thursday, Friday and
Sunday nights Colonel c. H. French,
the famous traveller, will give his Won
derful illustrations of pictures CLEANED
from all over the world. This will be
great treat to all our patrons. Ger
main the great magician, appears twice
this week on the program. He carries
acknowledgements of apparatus: has
two assistants, and is reputed to be one
of the greatest magicians of the age
Friday and Saturday nights are his
dates.
The Cecilia Quartette, company of
the greatest musicians of our time,
make their first appearance on next
NlOlluuy al lClilO at lilICC1 anu Will
furnish the vocal music for the rest of
the season. These ladies and gentlemen
are musicians of national reputation.
Their repertoire includes Oratorio and
grand opera, as well as the simpler
musical forms, and the management Is
to be congratulated upon securing mu-
SicianS of such high artistic ability.
Bishop w. P. Thirkield, one of the
newly elected bishops of the Methodist
church, and one Of the most brilliant
preachers of the day, will be heard next
Sunday morning at 1870. He lectures
Monday evening at 500 O'Clock.
The Second Excursion Day, Governors
Day will be Tuesday, the Goth, Governor
Phillips Lee Goldsborough, of Maryland,
and Governor w. E. Glassock, of West
Virginia, have agreed to be present.
They will speak in the morning in the
Amphitheatre, and reception in their
honor will follow. There will be three
band concerts during the day by the
Mountain City Band. DR.. II. w. Wiley
will be the great attraction of the day
1t will be remembered that DR.. Wiley
has fought a tremendous fight to secure
wholesome food products and honest
weights of the same during these many
years. At times he has had to fight
against not only cabinet officers, trusts
and combines, but rumor has 1t that
Wiley and the people have even been
victorious over the executive head of
the country. At night grand operate
concert by the Cecilias. Selections
from grand and comic opera. A great
treat.
An Old Fiddlers contest will be held
here August 3lst, at which three grand
prizes will be awarded and prize will
also be given to all who take part. Mr..
w. H. Mallett will furnish information
to all who wish to enter the contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marshall and
daughter, of Uniontown, Pa, are at the
Virginia Homes for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ferguson and
daughter Leonore, Of Fairmont, are
spending a week here. On Sunday they
will motor to Hoyes to be with friends
in that neighborhood tor several DAYS.
Mr.. jerome Fordyce, noted charac-
ter from Fayette county. Pa, was here
last Saturday.
Mrs. c. Z. Wilson and daughter Stella,
81 Dunbar, Pa, are attending the
Chautaulua.
The services at the N. Z. church Sun