The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-07-11
CHAUTAUQUA
AT HUSTONVILLE
Delightful Entertainment Arranged
for August IL, IL, ID and "a
Program Is Attractive.

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Arrangements have been made Tor
a most delightful series Of enter
ta;nments for the people of all the
West End of the county and the parts
of Casey, Boyle and Marion contl-
gious thereto in the Chautauqua
which will be given at Hustonville
August II, II, 13 and IA.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua has
heen engaged for the entertainment
and a most attractive program mas
been arranged. All who have seen
the program pronounce it a delight
full one in every way, and one which
will please different classes OF peo-
pie.
A number of the leading business
rren and progressive citizens OF the
West End have organized to secure
This attraction for the good of their
community and they are deserv-
ing of the highest commentator. A
Chautauqua is an educational mstl-
tuition as well as an entertainment,
and it affords a period of pleasant
diversion and attractive instruction
and entertainment to everyone, as
will be so readily attested by all who
attended Stanford's splendid Chau-
tsuoua a few weeks ago.
The Chautauqua at HustonVllle
will be held in the large yard of the
graded and high school. Adult sea-
son tickets will be sold at $3.50 and
those for children under II years at
81. The program for the three
DAYS is as follows, that for August
18th being a union meeting Of all
the churches at Hustonville, and the
third days regular Chautauqua pro-
gram being given on the following
Monday:
First Day-Agricultura Day
Morning.
Appropriate Addresses arranged
by the local committee.
Afternoon and Night.
The Mysterious Milburns.-Gus-
fave Milburn is clever magician
and his charming wife is his capable
assistant. An attractive couple who
delight the children and entertain
their parents. Dexterity, mystery,
and humor make up their fascinating
program.
Ellsworth Plumstead.-The lnlml-
table impersonator, in his mission of
mirth. Changing at will from the
awkward age of my sisters feller's
hest girls brother" to the aged Ezra
singing bass. His laugh is catching
and back of his fun is many lesson
for good.
Second Day-Educational Day
Morning.
Appropriate Addresses arranged
bv the local committee.
Afternoon and Night.
Edward Coleman. - Bandmaster
and versatile musician, will play pop
ular and operate numbers on the
saxaphone, flute, piccolo, horn, cor
net and trombone.
Myrta K. Gilkinson.-Has a sweet
and we'll trained soprano voice of
wonderful range and power. Her
program will contain lighter favor
ties as well as selections from lead
ing operas in which she has appear
ed.
Alexa Whitmire-Violinist and
pianist, charming at either instru-
ment, as soloist or in company with
these other artists will add a de-
Iightful feature to the concerts.
Third Day-Health Day.
Morning.
Appropriate Addresses arranged
by the local Committee.
Afternoon and Night.
The Lyric Glee Club-Four great
voices in ensemble, sketches, solos,
duets and trios. These fine young
men excel in all the arts of enter
tainment that brings wholesome
happiness. In "Fun in an old-fash-
Toned school, they recall the half
forgotten days with the funny pranks
the odd mistakes and the laughable
situations.
Col. George A. Gearhart.-One OF
the sanest and manifest of men. His
popular lectures for the past twenty
years in churches, colleges and uni
versities have stimulated thousands
Listening to him you rejoice thai
steadiness of aim, thoroughness Of
thinking and power of eloquence are
still with US.
LOSE BABY SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Dudderar
who live with her parents, Mr.. an(