Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-06-19
WAUSAU CHAUTAUQUA
Under Auspices of Wausau Clergy
Begins July II at ROthschlld
Park Pavilion.


The Wausau chautauqua which is
being put on under the auspices OF
the clergy of Wausau, will be held in
the Rothschild park pavilion. 1t Will
begin July II and run morning, al
ternoon and evening, six days, end
ing on the evening of July 16.
Miss Virginia Williams of Madison,
will be in the city within few days
to deliver the tickets, which were sub
scribed for earlier in the season.
1t is the plan of the management to
make the chautauqua this summer a
platform of patriotism. Serious ques
lions pertaining to the present world
crisis will be discussed.
1t will be made combined institu-
ton of recreation and learning. Fol-
lowing is the program:
July 11-First Patriotic Day
4:OOp. m. Children's Play and Story Hour
1880 D. m. Community Singing.
500 D. m. An Evening with statesman
Lecture: The New GlorieS of Old Glory
Hon. Elmer ]. Burkett. former United
States Senator from Nebraska.
900 p. m. Harp Recital: Mabel Helen Rogers
July ~ Second Good Fellowship Day
1000 a. m. Children's Play Hour.
800 d. M Grand Concert: Oxford Opera Co.
400 D. m. Lecture: The Enforcement of
Permanent Peace'-Justice $. Harrison
White. Colorado Supreme Court.
400 D. m. Children's Story Hour.
1880 q. m. Community Singing.
500 D. m. An Evening with aScientist-Dem-
onstration Lecture: The Real and the I'm
real in Psychic. Phenomena"1;ProfeSs
Emmett Dunn Angel of the Milwaukee
Normal School.
900 p. m. Concert: oxford Opera Company.
July 13-Third Chiidren's Day
1000 a. m. Children's Play Hour.
300 D. m. Entertainment: Chautauqua Play
400 D. m. Lecture: THAT Delightful Fellow
The American Boy"-Dr. l.. G. Randolph
400 D. m. Children's Story Hour.
7:30 q. m. Community Singing.
500 D. M. An Evening With a Poet-Subject:
Boys and Girls''-James w. Foley. of Los
900 D. m. Entertainment: ChautauGua Play
erS.
July 14-FOurth Music Day
1000 a. m. Children's Play Hour
300 p. m. Concert: Vested Choir of st. Paul's
Church, Chicago (forty voiceS).
400 p. m. Illustrated Lecture Recital: Folk
Songs'-Professor James Davies of the
University of Minnesota. and Miss Minnie
Notz of Milwaukee, pianist and accompan-
400 D. m. Childrens Story Hour.
1880 D. m. Community Singing.
500 D. m. An Evening with Musician-Grand
Vested Boy Choir.
July 15-Fifth WOmen's Day
1000 a. M Children'S Play Hour.
300 y. m. Concert: Runners Ladies' Orches-
ira 6 playerS).
400 q. m. Monologue: "Pollyanna"- Miss Her
mione Peterson of st. Paul.
400 .. m. Children'S Story Hour.
1880 D. m. Community Singing.
500 p. 10. Rev. Frank A. Gilmore, First Uni
tartan Church of Madison, The Capitol of
Wisconsin as Work OF Architecture"
900 D. m. Sacred Concert: Runners Ladies'
Orchestra.
July 16-Sixth Community Day
1000 a. m. Children's Play Hour
300 p. m. Concert: Chicago Male Quartette.
4:00p. m. Demonstrated Lecture: Processes
of Sculptural Art" Mrs. Verde Dundas.
400 D. m. Children's Story Hour.
1880 y. m. Community Singing.
500 D. m. An Evening with an Artst-Lec-
ture: How to Make the Home Town Beau
tiful," Professor J. L Zwickey OF Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan.
$3.50 D. m. Grand Concert: Chicago Male Quar-
tette, assisted by Professor Zwickey, giving
crayon illustrations.