Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-18
Patriotic Chsutauqua Program.

Il On July 10, ~ ana ~ the hnQciiue
ChautauquS system viii present It's
'Wake Up America program Ut
ILeonardtown. This program IS pa
triotic in every respect, and comes 20
Us with the approval Of the government
ofleials at the head OF the many depart
ments at Washington.
On the hrst day OF the Chautaquh.
the Hawaiian Singers and Players viii
give two complete concerts This Com
pany consists OF fee real Hawailans
from Honolulu. The concerts will con.
sist of o1 Instrumental music upon the
uksleles and the steel guitar, solos,
duets and qHartsts.
Mrs. Helen 3. Paulsen, lecturer on
tho first day OF the Chautauqua, will
come 20 US almost directly from WASH.
ingtop, 10 deliver q series Of patriotic
and inspirational lectures,
Mrs. Paulsen Is Field-Extension Di-
rector Of the American Institute Of
Child Life. and Is one OF the most sue
eessful woman lectures ~ the country
Her lectures are Wake Up Americai'
snd THE Cali Of Democracy Mrs.
pauiscn comes to tell SHY W. are fight.
ing, Whist the result will be II we do not
get right down 10 business and win tho
war soon, and what the Government
svpects of every man, woman and child
ct America. Mrs. Paulsen Is a spien-
did speaker, and one who has given
the matter q great deal OF study.
On the second day Miss Dorothy
Bantz, first Instructor In the Liberty
| War Kitchen, Washington, viii con-
duo . morning demonstration coucern.
inR tho scientific use of the foodstuifs.
Il
| Washington, ID. c., authorized "a
IcaTry the message of the United States
Food Administration, under the direc,
ton OF Herbert Hoover, and win pre-
sent her demonstration and lecture,
''MobilizinR The American Kitchen To
Help Win Tho War" IN accordance
To tho suggestions made by this depart
ltnent Of war activities.
Miss Bantz will speak during the
afternoon ON the subject Patriotism
Expressed 10 Home Efficiency" This
lecture will be- one OF the big events oi
The ChautauquA, aud one OF the most
profitable 10 all who will attend
Il The second days program win iclude
the Franceska Kaspa-Lawson Com.
Ipany O trio composed OF three OF the
Imost successful artists OF the East
4
IprAno, has appeared with number Of
1.-The greatest musical organizations o
this country and Europe. AS soloist
Mrs. Lawson has sung Eve times witt
the Philadelphia Orchestra, and mum
Der OF times with the United State,
Marine Band. Miss Anita Kloss
IVfolinist with this company Is q niecl
lof tho President OF Switzerland, ant
q graduate OF the Conservatory o
Geneva. Miss Kloss is a pupil OF thi
celebrated Marteau, and Is one OF th'
most brilliant vioiinists now appear
/ ing In concert.
III Miss Marion Coursen, Concert Plan
Isl, Is assistant teacher 70 Henry Hold
len Hutn, noted piano composer, an,
has played In many recitals In Nel
York, City and elsewhere
MisB Emma Wilson, Supervisor O
J TIE Heo Cross Town and County Nurs
: | ing Service. Washington, gradual
! nurse and representative OF the Ameri
+ can Red Cross, will be at the Chantau
qua on the third day. There will be
lseries OF demonstrations and explana
!. tons OF the work of the American Re
: lCross especially along the lines q
! home nursing, helping the doctor, frs
: aid, etc.
IN the afternoon Miss Wilson vii
/. lecture az which time shcwill tell 9Th
/, Story OF The Red Cross In Peace An
War. y
Miss Wilson comes 70 the Chautat
{ lqua 70 give the authorized message {
Z he Ameriean Red Cross, and there
y f0l9 desires TO meet as many OF thos
llooklly interested In this great wor
81 possible.
The closing number Of the Chauta,
\ Igua viii be given BY the sBellino-Ta,
4 Tor Company, D duo Df music, an
! mirth. Sam Bellino, the Accordio
! King, will give the musical number
4 An artist upon the Accordion is
: rarity, and Mr.. Belllno Is one OF ii
= few great musicians who feature TIL
4 Instrument.
II Lloyd Taylor, Reader and Impel
ISonnt0rs win appear with o series (
z readinRA and ilnpersonatlons.
III Elmer W. Smith, 81 the Englis
Department, Colgate University, wi
be ehe dite1sof ID charge Of The Cha,
ltauqua. he viii deliver two lecture
'eTlfie Call 10 the Colors, and "Whe
the boys Como Home.
III Everybody Is urged to buy o seaso
i ticket 10 The Ch@ufanaua In order
Iget tho full advantage OF the mar
good things which will Do presente
daring !he three dsga, Thsrre Will n