Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
AFTER.WAR ISSUES
FEATURE PROGRAM
PROBLEMS OF RECONSTRUCTION
TAKE FIRST PLACE AT
LOCAL CHAUTAUQUA.


The first announcement of the at
fractions to be presented at the
Olympia Chautauqua July 1919, in
dicates that reconstruction problems
are receiving primary consideration
in this forum of the people this year
Probably never before have so many
men and women of national standing
been included on the lecture list. AT.
'ter-the-war issues and developments
are to be treated from all angles and
view points.
Foremost among the members oi
the lecture staff stand Ida NJ. Tarbell
Americas noted woman publicist
and Edward F. Trefz, member of the
American food mission to Europe and
assistant to Herbert Hoover of the
food administration during the war
Miss Tarbell comes to the Ellison
White Chautauqua to speak on "The
United States at the Peace Confer.
ence.'' For several months she has
been attending the conference in
Paris and she brings a first-t1and
story of the great events which trans
pired around the peace table.
Edward F. Trefz is known throug.
out the country not only for his war
work, but also as one of the organ.
izers of the National Chamber Of
Commerce at Washington and for
years it's secretary. In the past eight
years he has delivered 1891 addresses
before chambers of commerce and
national trade association meetings
He is business orator and will treat
the reconstruction problems from q
business mans viewpoint.
Private Peat, unquesti0nably one
Of the greatest lecturers. humorista
and writer's the war period has pro-
duced. will tell the war story Of the
week. His book, Private Peat" his
articles in the national magazines and
his movie films have made his name
a household word throughout the
United States. and Canada.
The music Of the week is of more
than usual interest. The feature at
traction is to be Jaroslav Cimera and
his Czecho-Slova band. splendid
musical organization from that little
country OF Bohemia which has been
so much in the eyes of the world OF
late. In the evening Madame Helen
Cafarelli, formerly in Chicago opera,
will present a group Of Bohemian
folk songs.
Another headline musical attrac-
ton will be the Chautauqua tour OF
Mary Adel Hays, the New York col
oratura soprano who has established
a prominent place for herself in the
world of music She will appear on
the fourth evening, assisted by her
company of recital artists.
The Lewis Military Quartet. four
voices picked from forty thousand at
Camp Lewis. is probably the best
male voice ensemble that has ever
been over the Chautauqua circuit
Each member Is concert or
opera singer. with the ability to dc
splendid solo work
Other musical companies to be pre-
sented during the week are the Fillion
Concert Party, under the direction
of Ferdinand Fillion and including
Fern Goltra. formerly with the Chi
cago Grand Opera association: the
McDonough- Eagleston company. two
musical fun makers; the Regniers. in
music and entertainment. and the
Apollo Concert company. five excep'
tional musicians featuring the Apol'
lcphone in their two concerts.
Edwin NJ Whitney of Boston is an
other big man in the program list
This famous interpreter of plays
brings Turn to the Right" in mono
logue form. He has the exclusive
rights ON this big metropolitan sue
cess and his delineation of its dozen
characters borders on the phenome
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