The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-28
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Great Assembly Will Close Tonight.
I 'ts Meeting of Stockholders.

Workingmen planning play for Duke
Theseus nuptials. s.ats..a.
Scene 3. Forest. Quarrel of ODE
ron and Titania for possession of the
little Indian boy. Demetrius scorns
Helena
Scene 4. Puck charms Titania to
sleep. Oberon puts love juice in her
eyes. Lysander and Hernia lose
their way. Puck puts love juice in
wrong lovers eyes causing Lysander
to love Helena.
Scene 5. Woods. The fools or
workingmen rehearsing the play
Puck transforms Bottom, the weaver
into an ass. When Titania awakes
she straightway loves the ass. DENT.
RUS, pleading to Hernia. Lysander
pleading to Helena. Both declare
their love for Helena. The lovers
have a duel but are led astray by
Puck until exhausted. They sleep
until Theseus, coming to the woods
on hunting trip, has them awakened
with the horn. Each returns to the
rightful sweetheart. After the wed.
ding the hard-handed men of Athens
present their play in their crude way
before the Duke.
The company is made up of four.
teen persons including the baby or
mascot, eight months old. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. F. Snyder are at the head
OF the company and all are most de.
lightful people to meet. They are
all trained artists and their work is
always of high class character. All
were delighted with the evening S
pleasure. ~
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r.. chautauqua saIutes.
During the ten days of the camp
some IS babies were cared for at the
baby tent" or nursery. This is a
good plan for future years, only the
number of babies should be larger
They should be at the tent and not
in the audience.
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Miss Jennie Fry, as the official plan
list, is entitled to considerable COM
mendation for her excellent work.
She did prompt and efficient work at
various times for the talent and her
quick response and heary co-opera-
ton was greatly appreciated by them
as well as the public. She is a Ma
haska county product and has served
in this position now for several years
and always with the greatest success.
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1t is estimated that over 1000 gal
Ions of pure well water was bought
by the association for the use of the
people at the water tank. Over a
ton of ice was also used and all of 1t
had to be paid for. 1T is great pity
that so much of 1t was wasted.
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Ralph Robinson, leader of the Penn
College Concert band, has taken a
special engagement with Liberati's
Band during their Des Moines en-.
gagement. He has also served as
the leader of the Lynnville band for
several months past. He plays third
trombone. ".'
The boys went on a short trip with
Miss Lillian Newton to Skunk river
on Friday, and had a splendid time.
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Among the tenters at the Chautau.
qua were: The w. G. T. U. Rest Tent,
the Baby Tent and Nursery, Head
quarters Tent, Penn College Concert
Band, Oskaloosa College, Dick Hutch
ms, Mrs. Clyde T. Furnald, F. r. Dus-
enbery, Mrs. George Reynolds, C. w.
OFT, tent headquarters, A. J. Lyle,
Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Mrs. Minor, Miss
Margaret Hunter and sister, w. L.
Gwin, Abel Hicks. w. j. Boyd, J. H.
Switzer, ID. E. Gwin, DR.. b. l.. Cole,
Ada Morrow, Rev. Lloyd Williams, H.
A. Groves, Oliver Votaw, w. D.Steele,
George c. True, Gertrude Dixon, Fred
Butler, Ida Casio. w. II. Pickens,
Harry Oakley, Oscar Harvey, Joe
Brown, c. A. Davidson, Girls Tent,
and Boys TenttMiss Newton's work.,
Penn College Tent and the refresh
ment tent. Total about forty.