The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
GOOD PROGRAM
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Rev. Marvin Perfecting Plans for
Gathering July IS to 19

Rev W. T.. Marvin, dlSlfict super
iptendcnt Of the Methodist Episcopal
churchC has about completed plans for
the Chauauqua assembly To he given
M Electric park from July 10 10 10.
The following is the program:
Jull &C. Schildkrets Hungarian or
,bestia at > o'clock and AT & o'clock.
Al 1.8O an address 10y Bishop Bell.
Inlv II Schildllrets Hungarian or
chestra again az the same hours as on
fine previous day Address by Bishop
Rel az o'clock
JuN IS--The Hon. Richard Yates,
,y-po,crnor of Illinois. viii deliver an
address at o'clock The chautauqua
male quartet Will also appear al >
o'cIorl, and at \ o'clock.
July I9-Robert Bowman, entertain
,r Nili appear at o'clock. The chau-
ranlua male quartet will appear again
al he same hours as the previous daN.
In the afternoon, Ex-Governor Ydte,
viii deliver another address.
Schildkrets Hungarian orchestra ~
,nt OF the strongest pieces that the
rbatitauQua has ever been able to Sc
cure II has proved immensely popu-
lar AN over the country and it's work
is said To- 10, truly wonderful.
Bishop Bell is an able speaker and
The directors of the Chautauqua feel
that they have been most fortunate
Ia securing him.
The Chautauqua male quartet is
We'll known organization of high class
artists who have made their mark in
the musical world ANA from whom
great things are expected when they
appear here.
Robert Bowman, the entertainer
aud Hon. Richard Yates, are both We'll
known men although along dfferen,
lines Mir Bowman Is a great enter
tamer and his presence assures well
balance program.
EX-Goycrnor Yates. ON the other
hand H. a speaker He was governor
of Illinois from 1901 to 1905 and Is
the son of Richard Yates, the famous
war governor Of Illinois ana late,
Emitted states senator from that state.
he ranks among the men in public
Grr I'm his state and HIS message win
bee received with interest.
This is a program of five numbers.
Two scholars. two musical ana one en-
trrlainer and this program should. In
the opinion of the directors, meet with
the approval Of every one.
In commenting upon this program,
superintendent Marvin said: Il con
81
huv" ever offered by that | de- no,
mean tn say that the speakers are 50
much better than the others as that
is hardly possible, but the program
as q whole and especially with the
musical numbers taken INTO consider
alton is, | ann sure, entitled 10 that
honor.
In Rishop Bel and EX-Govcrnor
Yates We have two most excellent
speakers, men whom every one should
hear They will have something 10
SAY lhut none can afford 10 miss. |
Srhudlrcts Hungarian orchestra t.
an innovation in such course hero. |
bat ! an certain that IL viii entirely
iuslifN it's Introduction into the pro
gram. rms orchestra, I am assured. |
is one of exceptional ability and VII
furnish us with a delightful entertain |
m,Gt 1t has been secured for four
appearances Ia give every one 4
rhauco to hear il
The rhautauqua viii again be- held
AZ Electric park This has proved 10 |
bee . most delightful spot For such y !
gathering aud. in fact about as per
feet an Arrangement as could hc wish |
cd for. The park is centrally located |
and offers advantages possessed by M
oihr equally accessible spot,
The Interest in these Chautauqua |
gatherings during the past few years
has been steadily on the advance ana |
At is probable that the interest aud !
attendance this year viii exceed that !
Of all other years"