The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-08-08
CHAUTAUQUA
ON THIS WEEK
West End Folks Will Have Privilege
Of Attending Delightful Enter
tainments at Hustonville

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The promoters have everything ar
ranged for a most delightful series
of entertainments at the HustOnville
Chautauqua the latter part of this
week and the first of next. Indica-
tions now are that big crowds will be
present each day. A most attractive
program has been arranged and in
addition to the regular list of enter
tainments sent out by the Radcliffe
bureau a splendid list of speakers for
the morning lectures have been Sc
cured.
On Friday, August 18th, the open
ing day of Chautauqua, Hon Mat 5.
Cohen, State Commissioner of Agri-
culture will address the Chautauqua
on one of the most interesting sub
jects of the day. All farmers and
those interested in agriculture in
any form should and doubtless will
be present. Friday will be known
as Agricultural Day.
Saturday, August 18th will be
designated as Educational Day. The
committee has been most fortunate
in securing DR.. R. H. Crossfield, the
president of Pennsylvania University
at Lexington, as the speaker for this
day. DIR. Crossfeld is an orator of
rare ability and needs no introduce
ton to a Lincoln county audience.
The bare announcement that he will
speak will suffice to insure large
attendance.
Monday, August 14th is Health
Day. The morning address will be
delivered by Surgeon John McMul-
len, member of the U. S. Health
Service, who is now stationed at Lex
ington, in charge of the trachoma
hospital. He has been detailed by
that department to lecture at Hus-
tonville Chautauqua. DR.. McMullen
is a splendid speaker and lecturer.
His subject will embrace several top
les pertaining to good health. This
will be an interesting and instructive
lecture.
These three lectures are free to all
who will come, and the public gen.
orally is urged to be present.
On Sunday forenoon at IL o'clock
union church services will be held in
the Chautauqua tent. The Chautau-
qua director, a noted minister of the
gospel, will address the public. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to be pre-
sent on this delightful occasion. The
full program of entertainments dur
ing the Chautauqua at Hustonville,
is as follows:
First Day-Agricultural Day
Afternoon and Night.
The Mysterious Milburns.-Gus-
tave Milburn is a 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 mimi
table impersonator, in his mission of
! mirth-. - Changing at will from the
awkward age of my sisters feller's
best 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
Afternoon and Night.
Edward Coleman. - Bandmastel
and versatile musician, will play pop
ular and operate numbers on the
saxaphone, flute, piccolo, horn, cor
net and trombone.
Myrta X. Gilkinson.-Has a sweet
and well trained soprano voice o.
wonderful range and power. He
program will contain lighter favor
ties as we'll as selections from lead
ing operas in which she has appear
ed.
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pianist, charming at either instru
ment, as soloist or in company witt
these other artists will add de
! lightful feature to the concerts.
Third Day-Health Day.
Afternoon and Night.
The Lyric Glee Club.-Four grea
voices in ensemble, sketches, solos
duets and trios. These fine youn'
men excel in all the arts of enter
tainment that brings wholesom
happiness. In "Fun in an old-fash
toned SCHOOL, they recall the hal
forgotten days with the funny prank
the odd mistakes and the laughabl
situations.
| Col. George A. Gearhart.-One o
the sanest and manifest of men. Hi
popular lectures for the past twent
years in churches, colleges and uni
versities have stimulated thousands
Listening to him you rejoice tina
steadiness of aim, thoroughness o
thinking and power of eloquence ar
still with us.