Evening journal., 1913-06-26
CHURCHES In
UNION SUNDAY
SERVICE HERE
DR.. Reed and Mr.. Candee to
Speak in Mammoth Chau-
tauqua Tent
ELABORATE PROGRAM
IS MADE PUBLIC

wilmington's first ChautauQua will
open at Delaware avenue and Union
streets on Saturday afternoon.
The Union Service will be held on
Sunday. in the tent, az o'clock The
lFlorentine Band will precede with
several selections The speakers will
he the Rev. Charles l.. Candee Of
| Westminster Church, on Religion,
the Force In the Nation and Or.
George Edward Reed Of Grace
lChurch on Patriotism" Miss lsa-
belle 70. Wales will lead the Children's
Choir, and William p. White the Adult
Choir
This service is open to all, being
a union service of all the churches
undr the auspices of the Ministerial
Union. as and the tent will hold 5000
people. there is no danger of anyone
not getting a seat
In the evening the Florentine Band
will play az the open air service az
Washington street bridge, and the
lRev. r. l.. Jackson, of Hanover
iChurch. will speak.
Letters have been sent out 10 i50
of the prominent men In the churches
lir Wilmington. asking them TO attend
this service. The Sunday schools
have also been asked to attend. and
altogether II looks as II this would
he one of the largest church meet.
lings In the history of Wilmington
The full Chautauqua program fol
lows.
Saturday, June y.
Afternoon 2.30. Opening Conducted
, lhy Nathan b. Danforth, Chairman o
Wilmington Chautauqua Committee
b 300. Concert. Florentine Concert Ban
} and Miss Melicent Melrose, Soprano
: AIS. Series Lecture. Miss Hamilton
! Wordsworth and Democracy" Admis
! sion, so cents. Evening-7.30, Cor
r cert, Florentine Concert Band an
5 Miss Melrose; $50. Lecture, Victc
d Murdock, NJ c.; $50, Two reels
;. Motion Pictures
z Sunday, june 20.
Afternoon-Ad free, 80
Sacred Concert Florentine Conce
Band 345. Vesper Service; addres
Miss Meddie o. Hamilton. Evening
7.8O Sacred Concert, Florentine Co
cert Band; Special service, arrang
: by the Ministerial Union.
Il Monday, June 30.
Afternoon--Admission 30 cents. %
Series Lecture Miss Meddie o. Ham
ton, Robert Browning as the Exp
- nent of Life; 3.3O Concert. Tyrolei
k Alpine Yodlers. Evening-Admissio
Il so cents 7.30, Concert. Tyrolean A
r. pine Yodlers: 500 lecture, Fran
Dixon, "An Outgrown Constitution
- 9 rs, Motion Pictures
s. Tuesday, July I.
Afternoon Admission 30 cents. 2.3
y Series Lecture, Miss Meddie A. Hami
ton, BURNS the Peoples Poet; 3.3
Concert. Brodbeck-Such Concert Con
2 pany; 400 Lecture Recital, Paul N
n Pearson. "The Joy of Living" Ever
Admission, 80 cents. 7.30. Coz
lcert. Brodbeck-Such Concert Con
,pany; 500 Lecture with EXper
n ments. Reno B Welbourn, "The Wol
: ders Of Science; 9.t5' Motion Pi
% lures.
Wednesday, July ,.
Afternoon Admission. 80 cents 2.3
Series Lecture. Miss Meddie o Haml
ton. Lowell and the American Idea
6 3 80. entertainment. Music and MaGi
the Dietrlcs: 400. entertain
ment. Rosani. Prince Of Juggler
e entertainment, Music and Magic: III
j. entertainment Music and Magis. III
% Dietrics: 500. Dickens lmperson
= tions, William Sterling BATHS, {
~ costume. makeup aud monologue)
. Thursday, July 3.
u Afternoon-Admiss 35 cent
X 2.3O. Series Lecture, Miss Meddie
Hamilton, "Jongfellow, Our BE
,r Loved Poet;" $50. Concert, Commo
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