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terpretations of scenes from his mas
terpiece, Vanity Fair.

August s. The Distinctive Genius of
George Eliot, with the contrasts of
her power and humor, as exemplified
by dramatic interpretations Of scenes
from Adam Bede, Silas Mariner, and
The Mill on the Floss.
August 6. The Contrasts of the
Lives and Work of Alfred Tennyson
and Robert Browning, with dramatic
Interpretation of some of their most
famous poems. Five lectures on the
Economy Interpretation Of History,
by ]. ]. Hagerty, Phi. D., professor of
Economics of the Ohio State Uni
versity, Columbus, Ohio.
August 2. The Relation of the His
t0rian to the Economic Interpretation
Of History.
August 8. The Relation of Eco
nomic Geography to the Economic
Interpretation of History.
August 4. Socialism and the Eco
nomic Interpretation of History.
August s. Wherein does the Eco
nomic Interpretation Of History fail?
August 6. Continued.
Evening Lectures.
August /. Church and Charity, lee.
ture by RI Rev. M. ]. Lavelle, LII. D.,
V. G., of New York.
August 2. Lecture: The Relations
of Labor Unions to Church and State,
by Hon. Frederick w. Mansfield, for.
merly treasurer of the State of Mas
sachusetts.
August 8. Illustrated lecture on
The Subway System of New York
City, by Hon. Edward E. Mccall,
Chairman Of the Public Service Com.
mission of New York State, First
District.
August S. An evening with Victor
Herbert, conducted by Victor Herbert
August 6. Illustrated lecture on
The Early California Missions, by Ed.
ward B. Shallow, Phi. D., associate SUI
perintendent of schools, New York
city.
SEVENTH WEEK, AUGUST 8 TO 10
Morning Lectures.
A course of five lectures on Irish
Literature, by Padriac Colum, lee
turer on English Literature in St
Edna's College, editor of Oliver Gold
smiths Works, dramatic critic fol
Manchester Guardian" poet and
playwright
August 9. Folk Poetry in Irish and
English.
August 10. The First Anglo-Irish
Poets.
August II. Modern Irish Poetry.
August IL. The First Anglo-1rish
Novelists.
August 10. The Irish Theater.
Five lectures on The Bible, by Rev.
Walter Drum, s. j., professor of He:
brew and Sacred Scripture at the
Jesuit College of Higher Studies,
Woodstock, Md.
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August 9. The Book before the
Keeper.
August 10. The Keeper before the
Book.
August II. The Book and it's
Makeup.
August IL. The Book and its Au'
thor.
August 10. The Book and its
Meaning.
Evening Lectures.
August y. Address by His Eminence
William Cardinal O'Connell, Arch
bishop of Boston.
August 9. Address by His Excel.
lency Hon. Charles s. Whitman, Gov
ernor of New York.
August 10. Lecture on Education
and Unrest, by Hon. Thomas W.
Churchill, LII. D., President of the
Board Of Education of New York city
Two song recitals by Miss Elizabeth
Bonner. of Philadelphia; Pa.
August IL. Songs by American
Composers.
August 10. French and German
Songs.
EIGHTH WEEK, AUGUST Is TO 20
Morning Lectures.
Five lectures on The Church and
Primary Education, by Rev. John A
Dillon, superintendent Of schools fo1
the diocese of Newark, and president
of the parish school department IL
the National Catholic Educational AS
ISOLATION.
August 16. The Problem.
| August II. The Child: The root o
the problem. ..
August 1S. The Parent: The cru,
Of the problem.
August 10. The Teacher: The crit
ical element Of the problem.
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