The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-15
Y. W. c. A. TO HAVE CHAUTAUOUA
In WHEELING DURING SUMMER

/ the front with your support as the
new building cannot be occupied until
after IL Is all paid for. This is Gus
tomary and The girls are working hard
10 pay on the debt 80 they can have
comforts afforded the girls OF the as
sociauons IN other cities. For this
reason the big Chautauqua will De
I held here.
Proc>eo for New BUILDING.
Perhaps the big assemblage will
/ be on the Island. and there will b.. An
1 immense tent TO Accommodate those
IN attendance. This tent will seat
some u rec thousand people and there
vii De many benches surrounding
4 the tent Tor those who cannot get in
side. The tickets will cost two dol
lars FOR adults and one dollar for
/ children. There are seven DAYS and
evenings OF the Chautauqua The
highest class observation-disclosures
and oratory-will be given BY people
: known from ocean 20 ocean for their
ability in this line OF entertainment
l Inc tickets will be transferable and
J when paid for can be used morning
I afternoon and evening by different
parties II need be. In this way the
who family can attend and see and
near the greatest treat brought
/ to Wheeling.
The Young Woman's Christian as
ISOLATION is TO be congratulated upon
having planned such a high class en-.
tertainment and reunion for this city
and the appreciation of the public
and especially business men OF this
liberal cooperation in all their
efforts. The members are all
1ubilant over the prospect of getting
/ INTO new quarters. and the sooner II
Is paid for the sooIer will be good
work progress as IL should.
The work OF the association Is so
advancing that they have employed
another secretary 20 have charge OF
the industrial centers and the high
school girls. She is Miss Maude n
Fergus OF the Dennison college OF
Ohio and comes wen recommended
as authority on every phase of the
work in this line Miss Fergus Is
working hard to have the high school
Bible classes affiliate with that of the
\. w. &. \. and all work in unison
Miss Louise Shepherd. the new gen
eral secretary. is live wire in any
work pertaining to the Y W. G.. 4.
and is untiring in her efforts to Gre
ate ideas of benefit = the worthy
cause. She is TO be appreciated by
the public in general.
The directors and officers who have
worked so faithfully to build the as
ISOLATION to what IL is are also 10 be
praised. We are all aware that the
AA'N hAAAAAAAE u blf VI the UlNrl
some in the city, and let us hope IL is
paid for when completed so the girls
can move right in and the work not
be hampered as in the present quar-
tiers.
High Class Entertainment.
The bringing TO this city of the
Chautauqua is proof of the ambition
of the Y. w. c. A. Let us all rally
10 the front and assist. The Redpatn
bureau has held Chautauquas In $50
cities including Dayton. Ohio, Louis
vile. Ky, and others and it is usually
given under the auspices of the y
w. {. n. of the city. Included on the
program will be an expert Boy Scout
worker and he viii lecture to both
the boys and the girls. Folk dances
and drills will be given. also other
entertainment so dear to the Younger
people. There will be talks to chill
dren; sociological talks will be given
10 mothers. and business methods ana
conditions OF the day will be tones
of talks for the business men.
At , O'Clock in the afternoons first
class lectures will be given. also en-
tertainments and concerts There
VIII be session az s o'clock each
evening. Two men of national repu-
tation viii be on the program. Dr
steiner. the authority on emigration.
VIII talk on that subject. He has
steerage Just 10 study the people and
conditions which exist there.
me Ben Greet players. who have
appeared at the Country Club. will be-
seen in their famous plays and the
original company which has been seen
mere VIII be on hand. This time the
business girls and everyone will be
able To see them. In fact everything
IS CHOSEN TO give the whole public and
those of the country a chance 10 hear
ana see the highest class entertain
ment ever brought TO the city.
The great Nryls band will be here
20 give concerts and they are too well
known TO need Introduction. The
bdhd Is one OF the finest in the city
today There will be good band con
certS at every performance There
VII be hne ofatOrical concerts. There
VIII be tWenty-one performances dur
ing the week and one yies with the
other for its merits
Chautauqua Spirit Growing. II
ms IS an opportunity for everyone.
ana Wheeling will appreciate n
Miss Shepherd has had experience i'm
many cities in this line of work and
she says the Chautauqua spirit Is
growing and there is no place where
friends greet friends like at a Chau.
,auqua. As an association. Miss Shep-
nero says the Y. W C. 4. Is proud
10 ne the first 10 come forward with
Such high class entertainment
which the whole public can enjoy and
be benefited by
We all know the good done i'm auv
CITY by the work az the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association ana tho
association in This city Is workin.
hard 10 establi.h itself with the assoc
Cations OF other cities not so large as
wheeling and where liberal donations
nave nHnm rr.ffNs.rrH
The public spirit in DAYTON whore so
much loss yas realized bv the flood.
/ SHOWS what the association receives
m other cities and how the business
men and public Boo general lend their
assistance. Now is tine time To- come
lo the AID OF The good cause The
hoard OF Directors. and an officers
are working earnestly for success
Music Study Hour.
Tho music department Of tho Wo.
I man club held its study hour I'D fh.