The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-13
Lectures by Moore and Bowen
were Features Of Saturday
Night Session More
Good Music
MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR TUESDAY EVE
Best Musicians in City VIII Be
Heard Miss McCIintic APP
pears Wednesday Eve
Crowds Large

With addresses Of great merit by
President J. Alexander Moore and
Rev. II. b. Bowen, and musical and
literary features unsurpassed. the Sat.
urday evening session Of the Home
Talent chautauqua drew another good
crowd and again demonstrated that
the home folks know how TO entertain
home people
The theme OF President Moore's
lecture was. THE South as Factor
in Our National Lie, and the speak.
or brought forth a large volume Of
evidence 10 show tie vast conlrIbu-
tlon that has been made to the his
tory Of the nation by men and women
south Of the Mason and Dixon line
Citing Washington. Monroe Marshall
and scores Of other men that the south
has given to the nation, MI Moore
made Il clear 70 his hearer that the
southland has been fruitful Of leaders
and great minds and has been pro-
Hlie IN furnishing the forces that have
moulded the political. social and intel
lectual character Of the nation
The Ocean" was the theme Of Mr.
nowcns lecture Reared upon the At
lantic coast and familiar from child.
hood with Old ocean IN an her moods.
the speaker presented 70 hla hearers
vivid pictures Oh the sea. bringing out
the beauty and sublimlty Of the vast
expanse Of waters as well as the ter-
ror IN times of storm While dealing
largely IN graphic descriptions, the
speaker drew from his subject illus
trations for the great moral and spir.
ltual lessons that the ocean has Tor
the reflective mind.
Mr and Mrs. c n. Kempcr's orches.
ira contributed several excellent mus.
ical numbers 10 the Saturday evening
program. Mr. Burgess Purdum. ac
companied by Miss Kate Remington,
piano. delighted every one with his
violin solo Mrs. Ed Fiddle pleased
her hearers So well with her reading
that al encore number was called for
The High School Boys Gice club. un-
der the direction Of J n. Mechanic.
gave several popular selections
No session OF the Chautaudua will
be held this evening. bu. Tuesday
evening an unusually fine musical pro.
gram will be rendered. The program
Tor the next three days is as follows;
Tuesday Evening"
/. Piano Duet March Of the
Amazonsa - Kroeger
Miss Alma sIgmon and Mrs. w. S.
Flynn
2. Plano Solo-"W Witches Dance
~--- Mac Dowoll
Mrs. Kendall Galloway
3. Vocal Solo Springs Awaken
ing" ----, Dudley Buck
Mrs. T r. Trawlck.
/. Piano Solo" Arion- Kroeger
Miss Alma sigmon
5. Vocal Solo Efl King
Sehubert-iiszl
Mrs. Charles Williams, aud Mrs. D.
u Esser.
G. Piano Caliph OF Bag
dad z--az---a--- Doiedieu
Mrs. I'd f Johns and Mrs. Leonard
Z. Vocal Duet THE Fisherman"
--------4--------- Gayass
Mrs. T. r. Traw,ck and Miss Jeanne
Mocosh
6. Plano Solo-eL eLiobestraume' Lisz
Mrs Clarence Johnson
Q. Plano solo Dance Macabere"
----- SaintSaeni
Mrs E Z. Burton.
TO- Vocal Solo Goodbye Sweet
day ----4------ Bannal
Mrs. J. II. Griffin.
Accompanied by J. E. Mcneil, cello
Mrs. Galloway piano. and e. /
Humphrey, llue.
IL. Piano Sol0-"P Polonalse' '-----
----------- Mae Dowel
Miss Adele Wantland.
IL. Vocal Felice -Lleuranc
Miss Marguerite German.
lS. Plano Solo Seherzo.Valses
Mosgkowsl
Mrs. q. n. Roche,