Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-09
LANCASTER TO HAVE
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
Some Unusual Attractions Are
Included in Program.
Will Begin on Thursday, July 81, and
Last,Seven Days, Closing on
August 9Th.

for Chautauqua week in Lancaster
the seven days starting July 81 and end
ing August 9Th. The course is to be
furnished by the Jeffers- Wick Chau
tauqua system of Des Moines, Iowa.
The big tent in which the meetings
are to be held will be located on the
Lathrop lot near the Lancaster Butter
and Cheese Co.'S factory, in the third
ward. Season tickets, which
are now on sale at number of bust
ness places about the city, enumerated
elsewhere in this paper, will be sold
at So for adults and - for children.
The course contains many fine at
fractions as will be seen ny the fol-
lowing program, which it might be a
good plan to clip out and save for
future reference.
FIRST DAY-THURSDAY. JULY 81.
AFTERNOON
O-Prelude-Shaw's Boy Scout Orchestra.
3:15-Lecture-The Boy Problem, Clarence
de-Demonstration. Boy Scouts.
EVENING
7:45-Prelude-Shaws Boy Scout Orchestra.
l8:30-Lecture-The Stuff that Wins, Clar-
ence W. Wassam.
9:3O-Postlude-The Boy Scout Quartet.
SECOND DAY-AUG. 1.
AFTERNOON
ll2.S0-Prelude-The Adams-Darnelle Com
bination.
3:15-Lecture-The Liberator, Frank G.
4:OO-Postlude-T Adams-Darnele Com
bination.
EVENING.
7:+5-lPrelude-Th Adams-Darnelle Com
8:3O-Lecture-Life of Napoleon, Frank G.
Travets On Costume
| 9:30-Postlude-The Adams-Darnelle Com
binatiOn.
THIRD DAY AUG. 2.
AFTERNOON
| 2:3O-Prelude-Est E. Falleine and her
ladies orchestra
3;15-Literary Lecturer. W. Abel.
Observation-Disclosures, MISS Fallen,
| Vocal selections by Ladies Quartet
orchestral accompaniment.
| 45-Prelude-Esther E. Falleine and her
ladies orchestra with Miss Ida Green
field violin soloist
8:30-Lecture-The Great American, j. w.
Abel.
9:45--Postiude-Alice Florence Stitzel, So
prano. orchestra accompaniment.
FOURTH DAY-AUG. 8.
AFTERNOON
2:3O-Prelude- College Male Quartet.
3:15-Lecture, By Gov. ]. Z. Sanders, of
Postlude~Humorous Musical Sketch,
College Male Quartet.
EVENING
| 7:45-Prelude-Coll Male Quartet.
0-Lecture-Shakespea Message to
the Twentieth Century, Truman
III
9:45-PostiudeF Headings and Impersona-
tons by Messrs. Dean and Case.
FIFTH DAY-AUG. 4.
AFTERNOON
2:30 Literary talk by platform manager.
3:OO-Popular Concert Tolomeo's ROYAL
Italian Band and Popular Songs by
Grand Opera Singers.
7:45-Grand Band and Opera Concert, in
Guiding a condensed production of
Giuseppe Verdi'S masterpiece Opera II
Trovatore, by Tolemeo's Royal italian
Band and Grand Opera Company.
SIXTH DAY (WOMAN's DAY.)
AFTERNOON
800 relude-Miss Dorothy English. Whist
Ter,
3:O0-Lecture-Fo Ladies, Only Health and
Beauty talks, Mrs Lila English.
| Observation-Disclosures Laura Kramer, Reader
| 45-Prelude- Whistling and Bird Imita-
tions. Miss Dorothy English.
3:00-Lecture-The Boys Behind the Bars
Mrs. Lila G Eng fish.
| misunderstanding and Impersona-
tions, Miss Laura Kramer.
SEVENTH DAY-AUG. 6.
AFTERNOON
| 2:30-Prelude-Old Virginia Jubilee Quintet
3:15-Great Agricultural Lecture. Franklin
MengeS.
4:OO-Postlude- instrumental and Vocal
Music by Old Virginia Quintet.
EVENING
5-Prelude-Dialect Readings. Mr.. John
Wilson.
8:3n-Popular Lecture. Franklin Menges.
Q.30-POSt1uda-Old VIRGINIA Tn ap0 11intat