The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-10
NAC|ClANS At
THE CHAUTAuQUA
TONIGHT; BEAUCHAMP
TOMORROW NIGHT

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The Chautauqua program last
night was in charge of Miss Mary
Dennison Galley, Miss Cora La Prade
Cawthorn, and Miss Eileen Beatty,
who gave a pleasing program con-
sisting of violin, piano selections and
readings. Miss Galley demonstrated
her ability as vfolinist Of great |
talent and Miss Cawthorn gave sew |
eral readings which were splendidly
received. Miss Beatty's soprano
voice was also heard to good advan-
tage.
This morning Rev. Adna w.
Moore conducted the Bible Hour and
Miss Meddie o. Hamilton delivered
a splendid lecture on Mental Health
and Efficiency. Miss Hamilton is
field secretary Of the Mother Chau
! tauqua and having been heard from
the Chautauqua platform on several
occasions in this city. she has made
: many friends who are delighted to
hear her interesting lectures and to
meet her again. Her talk this
morning was inspiring and uplift
ing.
This afternoon Miss Maude Will
lis, the noted reader who made such
hit with Chautauquans last year.
is giving I'm the Vanguard" the
great peace play of Mrs. Trask. Miss
Hamilton will also conduct the c.
IL. S. C. round table, taking as her
subject "Tennyson. Voice of Victor
ian Age
Tonight Miss Willis will give
several short readings, following
which the remainder Of the enter
tainment will be taken up by the
Flovds, the noted musicians. Their
work will be magic that is magic
not science but the proof that the
: hand is quicker than the eye. The
wonderful works of these three PEG
ple. Prof. w. E. Floyd, Prestidigi
tateur; Mrs. Floyd, mental phenom
ena. and Louis E. Allard, musica
director. delight and mystify ant
;, all should be on hand tonight to SCI
i. their wonderful experiments in mod
a ern magic. mind reading and iiiu
- sions which are strictly original. AL
!, evening of startling surprises, re
. fined mirth and pleasing music is as
:. sured all who attend this unique per
formance. The paraphernalia use
in giving this entertainment
valued at over $4,000. This will b
, a. great Chautauqua night when ev
- ery seat should be occupied.
:, The following Is the Chautauqu
" rropram for the remainder OF tf
y. week:
h. Thursday, Feb. N
=. Mrs. C. Rucker Adams, platfor
Mt manager.
" 10 a. m.-"God's Love-" Pro
Chas. Lane, Macon, Ga.
:. II a. m.-Health Hour, "Natu
,;s ana NURTURE '''
or Adams.
"e o.45 n m.-Concert, Miss Hell
Clark Legg, contraltO soloist, NC
:. York. with Mrs. Hilda Petermah
pianist. miscellaneous collection al
oriental solos in costume. c. l..
,"' G. Round Table conducted by Mr.
Adams and Prof. Chas. Lane.
- SD. m.-Evening concert, Nj
Helen Clark Legg, contralto; MI
Hilda Petermann, piano EVEN
. lecture. Take the Sunny Side,
- Hon. Lou. J. Beauchamp, Hamiit'
md Ohio.
Friday. Feb. IL
Mrs. C. Rucker Adams, Plato
manager.
no a. m.-Study Of Gods Wo
Rev. Jno. B. Culpepper, evangel
n a. m.-Health lecture, Lii
Addition Problem" Mrs. c. Rucl
Adams.
2:45 p. m.IFull concert ne
Reed Alexander, harpist ana
prano; Miss jeanette I. Broom
u reader and child impersonator. Pi
adelphia, Pa. Organization OF io
C. L. s. c.
=" SD. m.-Prelude concert. NJ
. Helen Reed Alexander and Jeanne
T. Broomell. Popular Lect'
Character Reading as BUSH
and Social Asset" DR.. Stanley
dist ,,,a,, minute, Pra
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