Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-08
CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
NEXT SATURDAY
Varied Program of Enter
tainment Planned By
League Of Neighbors
URGED TO BUY TICKETS
Sale. Of Season Tickets Will Be Dis
continued at Neon Saturday
Chautaugua Here 4 Week.

Saturday VIII mark the launchlnG
cf .Alexandria's first real ChautauGua
and the program provides a variety
of music, entertainment and splendid
organization. There are six matinee
ard six night features making twelve
entertainments, each Of which is wei.
worth the price of a season ticket. To
purchase single tickets for each per
formance would mean an outlay Of
six dollars ye. all can be seen and err.
joyad by an adult at two and one-half
dCllars or by child between the ages
Of six and fourteen at one dollar. Sea-
son tickets, while no two persons can
attend at the same performance, ar
transferable ard the lady Of tn
house can use the ticket at the matt
nee and the husband at night or any
jna of their friends. Cheap, ism;
for series of guaranteed good
shows? We'll now, lets get down tc
business. Thirty citizens guaranteed
that Alexandria should have this feasi
of song and amusement by pledg:ng
each $4,000 toward its success, thi
amount to be paid by each Of them
in case $500 worth ofi tickets were
not sold. Up to this time with the
amount of publicity that has beer
given it, the sale of tickets has nc.
come up to expectation. so it is III
to every citizen to buy season t!cke:
If those having them to sell and thus
assure Alexandria a Chautauqua every
year hereafter, and the following have
these tickets to sell:
War Camp Community Service,
Chamber Of Commerce, Alexandria
National Bank, Citizens Naticral
Bank, FIRST National Bank, Burke &
Herbert Bark. MIS-. Taylor Bu!ke,
Mrs. r. Bluamenfell, Miss H. Cum
n,irgs. Mrs. A. Dreifus, S. B. Fow-
lec. Miss Lucy Graves, Mrs. James
Hulfish. Mrs. r. c. Howard, r. 5.
Joncs. r. f. Knight, H. d. Kirk.
Miss NJ. Lindsey, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Miss Rose Mcdonald, c. T. Nicholsor
S. W. Pitts, Mrs. VIM. Rcardon, Mrs
D. r. Starsbury, New Southland Cafe.
Mrs. R. P. Whitestone, B. We'll, W A
Moore, Jr., Kenneth w. Ogden, A. "
Devers, Bradley Irwin, A. Sharp, "
S. Bowen. ]. C. Wintewerp, g. S.
Woods, Wm. G. Simpson, Gardner L
Bocthe, Monticello Cafe, l.. Ruben
Mrs. A. J. Pohl, Mrs. J. J.. Perry
Mrs. C. B. Swan, Harry Hammond
A. d. Brcckett, Mrs. L. Bendhs:m
VIM. Desmond, Richard Gibson, 5
Wheatley, Frank Warfield
You viii be the looser if you dc
not take advantage of the purchase
of one or more of these tickets an'
! the sale CT these positievly closes a
neon Saturday, after which If Eal
want to attend you will have to ia!
the sirgle admission price.
Child's Chautauqua Ticket Hunt
I This rovel and enjoyable stunt !;
% take place ON Thursday mornln;
July 10, and all youngsters be'wee'
The ages Of 6 and IA are to meet .
10 80 promptly at Lee School wher
the conductor Of the hunt, Mr.. Temp
ler, assisted by Mrs. T. c. Howard
Mrs. Stans5ury and Mrs. DreifuS W.
arrange for a search for six junlo
season tickets, which VIII be hldde
and each one finding ticket will b
., Tiled to use it free during the
tire Chautauqua. Remember the ia
end date, children, ard be thar
promptly for the sport.