Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-06-29

| AAO DOSCOl oyIupIlO0y SoXUettG has
been secured to the great pleasure of
all who enjoy the best that can be
given in instrumental music. The
tour OF the six men of whom two plav
the violin, one the viola, another the
cello, one the flute, and the sixth the
bass, is absolutely the first tour eve
taken by active members of the Bos-
ton Symphony orchestra, considered
as the worlds greatest orchestra.
The programs offered are distinctive
and unusual. Theirs is not orches-
tral music-it is far more-it is the
artistry of mature men who are at
the head of their class.
DR.. Krebs, an Investigator of ment-
as laws, a student of human nature
and graduate psychologist, who has
been endorsed by leading celebrities
of the world, will be we'll worth hear
ing. No one ever having heard DR..
Krebs can forget his remarkable or
iginality, his magnetic personality
and his remarkable command of
language. "His lectures are interest
ing, suggestive and instructive in the
highest degree" says Capt. Richmond
T. Hobson. We will all miss a re-
markable opportunity if we don't
hear Mr. Krebs.
Louis Williams, the electrical en-
tertainer, will be here and will show
by means of apparatus which he will
have with him, the wonders of elec-
tricity. He will show what electric
ity has done and information will be
given on what it may do in the
future.
Lincoln Mcconnell, a we'll known
speaker who has made over s 900 public
addresses, and who is considered to be
one of the most original, fOrceful and
unique speakers before the public, is
another one of the entertainers. He
is very witty.
Eugene Laurant, the "man of many
mysteries" an entertainer above what
we have usually had here in this line,
will be one of the greatest attractions
of the chautauqua. His character
are also exceptionally |
high class.
Besides these numerous entertain
ers and entertainments which will
comprise the chautauqua program,
there is one entertainment being pre-
pared under the direction of Miss
Marilla Zellhoefer, whose remarkable
work in such lines was shown to such
during thee. A. r. Encamp-
ment, when the children so beauti-
fully executed the Giving flag" The
Operetta for such it is will be one to
be given in woodland scene in which
all those participating take the parts
of those of whom we often read
fairies, nymphs, etc. Some of the
heavier musical parts will be taken
by older girls, yet they will remain in
the background. This ought to prove
the biggest attraction of the whole
The chorus of little
children will consist of two hundred
voices.
1t has been requested that there be
no programs on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons, SO
arrangement has been made whereby
Mr.. Edward NJ. Earle of the Columbia
University, New York City, will give
addresses at the City Hall on those
afternoons between the hours of three
and four. Wausau is to be cOngratu-
lated on securing this speaker, for it
tauquas of the thousands in the
United States at which one of these
men, who speak on war, explaining
various interesting phases, will speak.
Mr.. Earle is sent out giving chau-
tauqua lectures by money from the
Carnegie Peace Endowment Fund.
We are indeed lucky and should at
tend every one of the four lectures
which will be on "The Truth About
Japan and America" "Moral Factors
in international Relations" Chow
Far Shall We Use Force ?" and ''Inter-
national Peace"
DIR. Edward P. Lyon, the Dean of
the University of Minnesota, after
some time was secured to come here.
He is wonderful speaker and the
doctors of the city have all united in
expressing their wish to have him
here this year.
Mr.. Edward f. Trefz, the United
States secretary of commerce, with
headquarters at Washington, after
three years of continual urging and
corresponding, has consented to be
here this year. He is one of the most
able speakers in the entire country
and there is no doubt but that his
speech will be worth fifty dollars to
every business man who hears it.
The PILOT will next week give some
of the other numbers of this years
chautauqua.