The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-02
GOOD PROGRAMME
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Large Attendance Expected at
Third Annual Assembly
in Ogden.
INTERESTING FEATURES
Musical Entertainment to Be
Varied With Instructive
Addresses.
INTERESTING FEATURES
Special to The Tribune.

| OGDEN, June with a ten-days
programme, which is believed to be the
equal In excellence Of the entertainment
| offered at the two previous meetings, the
! third annual session Of the Utah Chau-
tauqua assembly will be held at Glen
wood park In this city July is to 2S.
1t is significant fact that much of the
| best talent In Utah has been enlisted
in the preparation for the 1913 assem-
In the previous annual sessions, hun
areas OF people, not only from Ogden
but from almost every city and town
or the state. have taken advantage OF
the opportunity to enjoy ten days
tertalnment and much valuable instruc-
tlon., Among the principal entertainers
on on .t .he i9la programme are the Brahms
daggie Tout Browning. the Symphony
orchestra and the University Dramatic
OPENING DAY. FRIDAY. JULY ls
p. m.-Prclude. Mrs Maggie Tout Browning
s;ao y; m.-Looturo. Level Best Living DR..
Ira L4ndrith. president of Ward Belmont college,
Nashville. Tenn.
= p. Differentiation o, tho various clubs.
,o 10 ?, m:Nopenins chnutauqun Round Table. Mrs
stltutions ChauauQua- N. 2.
p. m.-P9olude. Mrs. Maggie Tout Browning.
80 ?; m--Lectu7e. plantation Fun and Phil
SATURDAY. JULY 10
n m-opening OF the childrens cheutnuQua
OF organized play under the direction of Miss Lu-
clio Thurman aud W. L. Underwood of the ogden
6chools.
10 a. m.-Lccture. THE Woman of Today" Mrs
II a. m.-sound Table. Professor Howard DrigEs
Q p m.-Leoture. "Emerrop. IdoaIist and Indl-
vidualSt," DR.. Charles Zubelin. publcist Boston.
sal, p Lake -R'und Table Professor Howard D'iss'
5 p. n,.-chnutauqua Round Table. Mrs. Ida B.
p. m.-PrcIude. the Brahm'r qunrtotte
$50 p m-Lecture, Tho Nations Human Re-
SUNDAY. JULY 20.
II a m,-Addross Poetry and It's Mission"
APOSTLE orson F. whitney
1:30 p. m.-Concert, the Brahms.
8 y. m-Addrsss. ''The New Civic Spirit" Or.
fp m.-Baud concert. Ogden A. r. of NJ band.
p. m-Chautnuqua vesper service. Mrs Ida B.
Cole.
p. m.-sucrod concert the Brahms
MONDAY, JULY 81
q. m,-ChiIdrcn's organized play.
IL m.-Biblc hour. DR.. Francis ]. Mcconnell.
10 a m-Art lecture. illustrated by sull-sired
reproductions OF tamoug masterpieces. Mrs Ida B,
Cole.
II n. m--Lccture. Tho Training OF tho Citizen"
Or. Charles Hubolln,
D m.-Proludo, the Brahmg
2.30 p m.-Locture Carlyle tho Social Phil
osopher," DR., Charles Zubolin.
p. m.-Liternry hour. DR.. Francis J. Mcconnell.
Cole - '''' -''''1N -'N''- ''' -'"' " -
n. n.-Conccrt, tho Brahms
TUESDAY. JULY ~.
Il. m.-ChdTon's organized play
? m.-Bible hour. Dr.. Francis j Mcconnell,
10 a. m.-Art lecture. Mrs, Ida B. Cole.
II a. m.-Lecturc Tho Making OF City" DR..
Charles Zubeln.
2 p. m.-conccrt Imperial male Quartette.
Q D. m.-Lccturc. Dr. Francis J, Mcconnell
p m.-Chautauqun Round Table. Mrs, Idn B,
Colo
80 p. m-Prcudo concert. Imperial male quar-
,ettc.
S p m.-Leoturc, Tho Redemption of n Typical
fti,,,I .I.l I1- -Jo nNr1ip
WoNAN'S DAY, WEDNESDAY. JULY 2s
0 a. m.-ChildTen's organized play.
8 n. m.-Biblc hour. DR.. Francis J. Mcconnell
10 n m-Locturo House Furnishings" iua-
trntod by models of rooms prepared by tho art COM
m!ttoe OF tho General Federation OF Womens clubs.
Mrs. Tde .. Cole.
II T. m.-Lccture. THE Administration of a
CRY" DR.. Charles Zubclln.
. q. m.-Womans day programme. under dreo-
tton OF Ogden Short RddrcsEes by Mrs
Emcllne y. Wells. president Worlds Womon's Re-
lief Bocicty: Mrs j. a. Gorham. president state
womnp's Federation: Mrs C. II. Mcmahon. men,