The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-02-20

A SUCCESSION
Of FINE TREATS
SPLENDID TALENT HAS MADE
EACH DAYS PROGRAM ONE
OF ENJOYMENT
DR.. George R. Stuart, the Talented
Orator, Will Speak onight on
Opportunity"

Chautauqua and now but two days
of the present session remain. In
looking back over the sessions-the
splendid lecture Of Dr.. Stuart, read
ings and musical numbers Of the
Beulah Buck Quartette, Ross Cranes
splendid entertainment, Madame
Mountfords lectures Miss Willis
readings, Mrs. Coles pleasing lit
erary treats and other interesting
and enjoyable features Of the daily
programs, it can be seen that Chau.
tauquans have been enjoying some
very fine talent, any one entertain
ment being worth a great deal more
than its cost.
Last night the Rhildaffer-G Galley
Concert Co., gave program of clas-
sical numbers, and burst of enthus-
iastic applause greeted each num-
ber Madame Rhilhaffer is recog-
nized as one Of the country's sweet
est singers, and last night her Won
derful voice was heard to splendid
advantage. Miss Galley is violin
list of great ability and her numbers
and that of the lovely pianist, who
gave two brilliant selections at the
opening of the concert, went to
make up a program pleasing to all
lovers of high class music.
One of the many decidedly unique
features presented to Lakeland
Chautauquans is the work of Mad.
ame Mountford, who has delivered
two splendid addresses on the Holy
Land. Madame Mountford was born
in Jerusalem and has the knowledge
as well as the dramatic ability that
enables her to present to her audi
ences in realistic manner the life
and customs of the Holy Land which
are today the same as those of two
thousand years ago. She carries with
her many costumes and articles Of
everyday use in Palestine and with
these she illustrates her lectures, 80
that Biblical illusions that have
heretofore been mere words take on
a meaning rich and picturesque
when explained by this gifted wom-
an.
This morning Madame Mountford
conducted the Bible hour, and Mrs.
Adams gave hcr usual health lecture
at / O'Clock. This afternoon the
Trojan Trio and the Ro"ers Goshen
Eand are rnndcring a most pleasing
program, following which DR.. w.
K Pin,r is to lecture on THE Phil
osophy of It,"
Or. George Stuart Tonight
Again that prince of lecturers,
Dr., George Stuart, will address
Chautauquans tonight, taking as his
subject Opportunity DR.. Stuart,
we feel sure, will have some fine
things to say on this subject, and
it will be treat that no one should
miss, and those who have not at
tended the Chautauqua will get
more than their moneys worth II
they bury ticket and hear DR..
Stuart tonight.
Tomorrow's Program
10 a. m. Bible Hour. "Pur-
pose," A. c. Turner, Y. NJ. C. A.
of Tampa, Fla.
II a. m.-Health lecture, Mod
ern Eugenics," Mrs. C. Rucker
Adams.
2:30 p. m.-PFelude Concert,
Rogers Goshen Band and Orchestra,
with Miss Pearl Gross, soloist; Miss
Helen Cosley, accompanist; Miss Ma
bel Roszelle, child dialect Address.
1.-THE True Life of Jacob" Madam
Lydia " Mountford.
4:30 p. m.-Closing of the C. L.
s. C. Round Table, conducted by
Mrs. Ida B. Cole.
Sp. m.-Grand weekend con-
cert. Special numbers will be pre-
sented and many features Of more
than ordinary interest will give va
riety to this closing grand concert;
pure. clean fun will prepare all for
a better Sabbath.