New Ulm review., 1916-04-26
SIX DAY PROGRAM
p. OF GREAT VARIETY
CONCERTS, LITERATURE AND
DEBATES ARE OFFERED FOR
u. WEEK.
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
SESSIONS WILL BE HELD AT
ARMORY.

Musical and literary entertainment
galore is in store for the people of New
Ulm during University Week, May 29
to June 8, according to the program just
received by the local committee from
the University Extension Division. The
sessions will be held in the Armory both
afternoon and evening, with probably
several morning sessions, one of which
already has been arranged for Tuesday,
May 80.
Community singing forms an impor-
tant part of the weeks program, each
evenings session being opened with
singing by the assemblage, led by soloists
and picked choirs. The concerts given
during the past winter at the High School
Auditorium as part of the lyceum course,
will also form part of the programs, but
will be greatly elaborated upon. The
! University glee clubs and quartettes will
take part in the concert numbers and
these will be musical treat for resi-
dents of New Ulm.
Business men will be interested in a
lecture by C. H. Preston on ''The cost Of
Retail Distribution as will the farmers
in Prof. Francis Jager's lecture on the
''Pleasures and Profits of Bee Keeping" !"
Several debates will take place, one on
the Increase of u. S. Armament" which
should prove an interesting topic.
| Morning sessions will begin at 1920
o'clock; afternoon sessions at 8, and
evening sessions at 7:30. The weeks
program follows:
MONDAY.
800 p. m.-Con cert. Otto Meyer, Vio-
lin Virtuoso, assisted by Marie Meyer
| TenBroeck, pianist.
3:45 p. m.-Lecture. Hon. Herbert S.
Bigelow. "The Sermon on the
| Mount of Felton, s.,
7:3O p. m.-Community singing.
500 p. m.-Concert. Meyer-Ten Brock
Co.
9:OO p. m.-Lecture. Hon. Herbert S.
Bigelow: "The Religion of Inspired
| Politics."
TUESDAY.
1870 a. MA meeting for Women.
Home Economies Miss Bess
Rowe.
100 p. m.-Business Mems Meeting.
''The Cost Of Retail Distribution. -
C. H. Preston.
800 p. m.-"Our Mexican Tangle."
Prof. H. J. Fletcher.
3:45 p. m.-Reading. "Pollyanna." Miss
Hermione Peterson.
7:30 p. m.-Community singing.
800 p. m.-Debate. Increase of U.
S. Armament
900 p. m.-Reading. Miss Peterson.
9:15 p. m.-Lecture, illustrated. ''The
Philippines" Prof. E. M. Lehnerts.
WEDNESDAY.
800 p. m.-Concert. Quartet from
Glee Club.
3:45 p. m.-Lecture. Topic to be named
later. DR.. James Davies.
500 p. m.-Concert. Euterpean Glee
Club. Mrs. James Davies, Violinist.
Fifteen young women from univer-
sity.
THURSDAY.
800 p. m.-Max Dick Concert COM
pany.
| .00 n m II oot,,ro tnTLo Dl...-.
and Profit of Bee Keeping" Prof.
Francis Jager.
7:3O p. m.-Community singing.
800 p. m.--Lecture. To be announced
later.
900 p. m.-Concert. Max Dick Con-
cert company.
| FRIDAY.
800 p. ma one-Act Play. Univer-
sity Dramatic club.
3:45 p. m.-Lecture. International
War and the Working Glass; Prof.
G. A. Hedger.
1880 p. m.-Community singing.
500 p. MA three-Act Play. Univer-
sity Dramatic club. Titles of plays
to be announced later.
SATURDAY.
800 p. m.-Concert. Lyric Quartet.
3:45 p. m.-Lecture. "Slaves of Ira
dition." Prof. G. G.. Click.
7:30 p. m.-Community singing.
500 p. m.-Reading. ''The Fortune
Hunter" Prof. Geo. c.. Click.
900 p. m.-Concert. The Lyric Quar-
tet.