Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-02-06
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
IN AUGUST
Seven Days Program viii be
Rendered With the Best Tall
ent.

Chautauqua assembly to be held here
some time in August The ChautauqUa.
will Last for seven days and two
programs day wiz be given The
ladies' CT the Federation will sell
tickets at $22 each, good for the
entire course. Tickets will be sold
at 81 for the course to children under
fifteen years Of age.
The Jeffers- Wick Chautauqua Sys-
TEN comes highly recommended Mr.
Jeffers mas IN his possession sever
al unsolicited letters which speak
in the highest terms of the Chautau-
qua System Of whicn he is the maI-
ager. Mr.. Jeffers has a wide expert
ence in Chautauqua work. He is a
yioInist and euphonium s0loist Of
reputation and was band master of
the famous Iowa State Band for sew
eral years.
The program Of this Chauatuqua
System is so arranged as to be iii
versified and pleasing to everyone.
Each program consists Of a musi-
cal number, a lecture by enc OF the
noted platform people of the coml-
try and closes with a musical num-
Der or some special attraction
The following is the program that
will be given in this city:
First Day Afternoon.
2.30 Prelude -Shaw's Boy Scout
Orchestra
3:15 Lecture-The Boy Problem,
Clarence Wassam-
400 e-Demonstration Boy
Scouts
Evening.
7:45 Prelude-Shaws Boy Scout
Orchestra.
$50 Lecture Stuff That Wins
Clarence Wassam.
$3.50 Postlude-Boy Scout Quartet.
Second Day Afternoon.
23O Prelude -Eckert Family Trio.
3:15 Leeture-Truman Joseph Spen
Ger
400 Postlr Miss Hazel Ecl1ert
Violin Solos,
ing.
7.45 PrelFde%ir.ckert Family Trio
$50 Shakespeare, Mes
sage to the Twentieth Century-Tru-
man Joseph Spencer
: $50 Postlude-Leo Ross Eckert,
Harpist
Third Day Afternoon.
2:3O Prelude-Esther FaEein and
her Lady Orchestra.
3:15 Literary Lectwe-The Dawn
of Tomorrow E. Evans
400 Postlude-P Miss
Fallen, vocal selections by ladies or
chestra with orchestral accompani-
ment
Evening.
7:45 Postlude-Esther FaIlein and
her Ladies Orchestra with Soloists.
$50 Lecture Gods Masterpiece,
t. NJ. Evans
9:45 Postlude-AIice Florence Stit-
eel. soprano sololst, with orchestra
accompaniment
Fourth Day Afternoon.
$50 Prelude-ColIege Male Quarte'
1916 Lecture-Hobson or man OF e
Qual reputation
400 Humorous Musical
I Sketch, College Male Quartet.
Evening.
7:45 Prelude College Male Quartz
$50 Lecture-Life of Napoleon
Frank c. Travers, tin costume)
9:45 Postlude- Readings and Imper
sonation, Dean & Case.
Fifth Day Afternoon.
$50 Literary Talk by Platform Man
ager.
800 Popular Concert by Tolomeo'
Italian Band and songs by Grand .
pera Singers.
Evening.
7:45 Grand Band and Operatic Con
cert including a Cantata production
Of Verdrs masperpiece, II Trovatore
by Tolomeo's Royal Italian Band ant
Grand Opera Co.
Sixth Day-Woman's Day, Afternoon
2:SO Prelude-Miss Dorothy Eng
Gsh. Whistling and Child Imperson
ation0
800 Lecture-For Ladies Only
Health and Beauty Talks, Mrs. Ii
LA G. English.
Evening.
7:45 WhfstEng and Bird Impersol
atfons and by Miss Dorothy Ems
lish
500 Lecture-The Boys Behind tn
Bars. Mrs. Lila C. English.
Seventh Day. Afternoon.
2:30 Prelude-Old Virginia Jubile
Quartet.
SIS Great Agricultural Lecture b.
Franklin Menges.
400 Postlude-Instrumen an
Vocal Music by Old Virginia QuaI
tet
Evening.
7:45 Prelude-Dialect Reading b
Mr.. John Wilson.
$50 Popular Lecture by Frankli
Menges.
$50 Postlude-Old Virginia Jubhe
Quartet
This ChatauQua Assembly will n
doubt be literally patronized fc
Grand Rapids will certainly live Il
TO its reputation as d center of Gu
ture and refinement. The program
as arranged gives a series of lecturv
on a wide number of subjects an
are worth more than the price of th
tickets simply from the education;
stand point The musical number
are all high class and will please q