Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-01-02
WAUsAU LAKE ASSEMBLY.

A meeting was held last Tuesday
night for the purpose of further dis
cuSsing the matter of conducting a
chautauqua in this city next summer.
The decision reached was that COM
pany should be organized at once, the
name selected being Wausau Lake
Assembly. The capital stock was liked
&c $1,000 at SO per share, not to be
paid in. The subscribers Will De
drawn on by assessment, in case the
chautauqua is not financial success.
S. b. Tobey was chosen as president
and Fred Genrich as secretary, while
NJ. b. Rosenberg and L. A. Pradt
were delegated to draw the incorpora-
tion papers.
At meeting to be held later site
will be selected, Rothschild park and
the fair grounds being considered at
present. The street car company has
offered the free use of its park, and
will supply the necessary tents.
Committees will be appointed soon
to take up the work of preparation,
and the sale of stock will begin. 1t
will be the purpose of the entertain
ment committee to select a list OF
speakers and musical numbers that
will guarantee success to the enter
prise.
The program as selected up to date
is as follows, subject to changes:
FRIDAY, JULY II.
Opening Address
2:15-Prelude. -. j ess Pugh Company
2:45-Lecture. DIR. Ernest Wray Oneal
7:30-Prelude. -. j ess Pugh Company
S:00-Cartoon Lecture. e..........
.......G George E. Colby
SATURDAY, JULY IL.
2:00-Prelude. >. Jess Pugf Company
2:30-Humorou Lecture. .....
Ralph Parlette
Prelude. -. Jess Pugh Company
Entertainment Magic.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ."Laurant'
SUNDAY, JULY IA.
Prelude. The Hussars
2:30- Lecture. :. Dr. f. w: Gunsaulus
7:30-Prelude. 1850 -. The HusSars
500 Monologue. Adrian Nj. Newens
MONDAY, JULY Is.
2:00-Prelude. e.....,....T The Hussars
2:20- Monologue. Adrian NJ. Newens
8:00-Grand Concert. The Hussars
TUESDAY, JULY 16.
Prelude. -. Chicago Glee Club
2:30-Lecture. Hon. j. Adam Bede
7:30-Prelude. :. :. Chicago Glee Club
S:00-Lecture. e..... Frank Dixon
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81.
Prelude. -. Chicago Glee Club
2:30-Lecture. Mrs. Lenora M. Lake
7.2n praluda (1hicaUO (Ilap Ciuh
Entertainment. .............
.......,Ro Rogers and Grilley
THURSDAY, JULY Is.
.Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra
1:30-Lecture. Hon. J. Frank Cannon
q 1:30-Concert. ..........
.Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra
Entertainment. I. John 3. Ratio
FRIDAY, JULY 10.
Prelude.
Four Artists from LIE Brun Grand
Opera Co.
2:30-Lecture. Edward Amherst Gtt
8:00-Grand Opera. .....,.........
lie Brun Grand Opera Co.
SATURDAY, JULY 20.
Prelude. The Dixie Chorus
2:30-Lecture DIR. w. A. Colledge
Grand Concert. The Dixie Chorus
SUNDAY, JULY 21.
Prelude. The Dixie Chorus
2:30-Lecture. Hon. George d. Alden
Prelude. The Dixie Chorus
S:00-Lecture Recital. ..... .Opie Read
The above is a very strong program,
covering ten days and nights. Several
of the speakers have appeared here
before, Frank Dixon, Frank Cannon
AMI Opie Read, while Rogers and
Grilley in musical numbers were here
about two years ago. DIR. f. w. Gun
saulus is one of Chicago's most noted
men, and he has a command OF the
English language equalled by few.
Anyone who has ever read ga Ken
lucky Colonel" I" Lien Gansett," EN-
met Bonlore,n son the Suwanee
River" "a Tear in the Cup and Other
Stories," will not miss hearing Jpie
Read. We heard him recite some of his
writings one time, and we would &C
forty miles to hear him again. He
has a literary pelish excelling any
American writer of fiction today, arc
his stories of the Sunny Southland
are masterpieces of literature.
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