Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-13
CHAUTAUQUA TEENS
WITH WAR TOPICS
PROGRAM FOR BIG ENTERTAIN
MENT'WEEk JULY 1919 Is
ANNOUNCED.

Messages direct from the battle
fields, talks on reconstruction prob
lens by people who have travelled
over the devastated areas, quartets
composed of former service men
these are features of the program of
the Ellison White chautauqua this
year
J. NJ. Hit, chairman of the COM
mittee of Olympia citizens who are
bringing the chautauqua to Olympia
July 1919, reports that about 200
tickets have been sold. The commit
tee has taken $50 of the tickets,
which it expects to sell by the time
the chautauqua opens.
The committee in charge of the
chautauqua consists of j. NJ. Hit,
state laV librarian, chairman; c. E.
Beach, j. Grant Hinkle. George A.
Hall. Josephine Corliss Preston. Ray
F. Wood, Millard Lemon. J. B, Stentz,
Iona Smith, Hiram Dohm, w. T.
Tietz, John C. Barnes, the Washing.
ton Standard. F. r. Klumb, Fred W.
Stocking. Olympia Gas Company, Mrs.
Frances L. Whiting. H. M. Pierce,
William G. Easls. H. c. Flagg, J. c.
Marts, Walter Mcdowell. Meath's
Cafe, Anna CASTOR, Emery S. Chaplin,
Washington Recorder Publishing
Company, E. r. Eoomis. NJ. {. Baude,
w. e. Bronson, w. E. Haycox, G. H.
Uhler, Mrs. w. L. Gregg, G. H Neu-
fer. George d. AspinwalE Fred w.
Lewis, Julia A. Jones, c. w. Clausen.
The daily program includes chill
dren's hour at 9 o'clock; morning lee
lures at 10 o'clock: afternoon concert
at $3.50 o'clock; afternoon lecture. 3
o'clock: evening concert, 1880; even
ing lecture at 8 o'clock.
"Two Years in He'll and Back With
a Smile" Is the trade mark that Pri-
vats Peat carries in all his stirring
talks which compose one Of the fea.
lures of the chautauqua program.
Keen wit and humor vie with pathos
in these stories of the battle fields.
Mrs. Robert C. McCredie. formerly
president of the State Federation of
Woman's Clubs, member and official
lecturer of the Washington State
Board of Health will discuss condi-
tionv as they exist in this country.
Miss r. Louise Fitch, sister of the
late George Fitch. writer. has just
returned from six months tour of
France. Miss Fitch, who is an editor.
writer and lecturer of note. will speak
on women's sphere in the recon-
struction days.
Ida NJ. Tarbell, publicist. author.
and journalist. will talk on "The
United States at the Peace Confer
ence." Miss Tarbell was a special
correspondent at the peace confer
ence for syndicate Of American
newspapers.
Other artists and speakers appear
ing on the program are: Dr. A. D.
Carpenter, who speaks on Worlds in
the Making; Mary Adel Hays. color
atura contralto: the Fillion Concert
\ Party; the McDonough Eagleson COM
Npany; Turn to the Right" talk by
Edwin M. Whitney: the Jaroslav
Cimera and the Czecho-Slovak band !:
Lewis Military quartet, which comes
from Camp Lewis; DR.. Joseph Clark
on "The Riddle Of the Russian Revo-
luton" Elsie Mae Gordon. imperson-
ator; w. L. Mellinger. who will speak
on conditions in Mexico; DR.. Elliott
A. Boyl will talk on "The Advantage
of Handicap; Apollo Concert Com
pany; the Regulars. musical enter
tainers: Edward r. Trefz. an assist
ant to Herbert Hopver in the food ad-
ministration work: Last Days of the
War" by Harry Warren Poor.