The daily Gate City., 1914-03-10
Safe Arrival OF Young Man From
Hamilton at Constantinopie.

eSafe Arrival OF Young Man From
Hamilton at Constantinople.
1 a congestion of mails somewhere
enroute is responsible for the arrival
of three letters at orce the forepart
of this week from the son Earle, at
Constantinople. TO his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. O. q. Pence, in this city.
The young man sailed from New
ork City, January "a. He had trans
portation that entitled him to num-
ber of stop-over privileges enroute,
and his letters telling Of his trip and
describing the sights, is proving
mighty interesting reading to his rela-
/ tives and the friends that are being
privileged to read them.
His coming lad been looked forward
to and planned for until he has been
entertained and dined almoss beyond
| what he is able to stand. He writes
! that the society events Of Constants
nople are superior to anything he ever
/ witnessed in these great United
States Of America; however in other
4 matters they are far behind us. They
i are Just in an experimental stage
with the telephone and electricity.
i Their first street cars We're started
there only a few weeks ago. ne gives
a very glowing account OF the great
work he feels there is in his depart
ment, then from a sense of modesty,
4 writes of his lack of ability to accom-
plish what he might hope for. HIS
many friends here, however, are confl-
dent of his success.
Hamilton chautauqua Program for
August 1914.
Mr. NJ G. Dadant, secretary OF the
Hamilton chautauqua, has about com
|pleted the program for next summers
ichautauaua and the following is list
iof the talent that will be heard unless
some unforeseen interference will
bring about change from now on.
The dates selected are from August
! I7 to 16 inclusive, the first date being
on Friday. Tie platform man chosen
is DR.. e. W. Lanham, man OF wide
+ experience as we'll as great success
in the work The program will be al
2 follows:
/ ralmer Ladies Quartet, Friday
evening, the 7th, concert.
DR.. E. w. Lanham, Saturday p. m
! lecture.
$ Hon. w. i. Nolan, Saturday evening
r entertainer.
t Lincoln Writ, Arctic explorer, Sun
dav afternoon, lecture.
Williams Jubilee Singers, Sunda
evening, concert.
vi Williams Jubilee Singers, Monda
II p. m.
g ls Noah Beilharz, Monday evening. ei
is ltertainer. -
n Byran G.. Piatt, Tuesday p. M. le'
j. iture.
d The Playsingers, Tuesday evening
10 concert.
n Maud Ballington Booth, Wedne
a day afternoon. lecture.
u The Pierces, Wednesday evenin'
Entertainment.
DR.. Lanham, Thursday Afternoon
lecture.
s Totten, the Magician. Thursda
= evening, sleight of hand.
!, Henry Adrian. the Luther Burbar
man, Friday afternoon, lecture.
Barnhardt's Orchestra, Friday eve
ing, concert.
Fischer Shipp Company, Saturd;
~ afternoon, concert.
~ - Prof. ]. G.. Mosier. soil expert, Sa
.. urday afternoon, lecture.
: Saturday evening. the Information
Harvester Co., are expected to supp
10 a man with an Illustrated lecture
"The Dawn of Plenty"
Grace Wilbur Trout, Sunday aftt
moon. Woman Suffrage lecture.
gu Fischer Shipp Company, conce
on Sunday evening.
TX. The above are the full afterno
ed, and evening programs. In addition
these every afternoon and eveni1
with few exceptions, there will
tpreludes of musical or enterta
~ ment nature.
iHamilton Girl Plays Surprise
no Relatives and Friends.
A wedding that was surprise
Hamilton people was the announ
ment through the papers as we'll
those received by friends, of t
marriage of Miss Isabella Ludingt
,hs of this city to Mr.. Harry F. Isler,
!se Clayton, Mo-, last Saturday afterno,
ioi The bride is the daughter of \
10 and Mrs. George Ludington of Il
city. She is well and favoral
known and is one of Hamilton's po
". lar young ladies'. Something like
uis week ago she left home, going to VI
an aunt over at Springfield. Mr.. Is
has been an intimate friend of
Z, family ever since his coming to He
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