The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-09-05
CHAUTAUQUA OVER
WILL RETURN aEST YEAR aEW OFF,
CERs ELEcTED--LARGE AUDIENCES
EVERY pR0GRAn WAS EXCELLENT
AID GREATLY APPRECIATED.

The 1919 Ghautan1ua closed lass
evening after giving onr citizens one
q tAa best programs OF delightful
entertainment and instruction exer
rendered here. This was our eighth
annual .hanlauqua. wesE Of pleas
ure and enjoyment throughout The
lectures. entertaining and educational
~ eloquent speakers The musical
features given BY talented artists,
ne Impersonalors and al other
events we're enjoyed by > large az
tendance at ezeh session.
1'he Iirm session Iast Friday a1Zef-
noon as largely attended when no
Ghautanqna superintendent. Ionn
Mason Wells delivered the IIrst of bis
series lecture. The New Day nd
ne rz.Ir0 Mordelia Company. Italian
musicians. composed of fIetrO nor
della. - master musician on he
piano ozaseordIen. hiss 00ldinR. IN
artist 9TH tha Violin and Hiss nueh.
entertainer md vocalist rendered a
program Of delightful musical sslee-
lions.
In the evening the audience Tas
again entertained b the rIelro Tor
della Company and Chancellor HTad-
I0rd Isetursd On ssnnoruHned Nan
hood .
Saturday afternoon and evening the
Overseas Qnartgtte gave delightful
concerts of aougs 0I trench and camp,
Hr Wells delivering ne second o his
series lecture In the afternoon md
he Iseiure II niEhi Dollars md
Sense for Your Town illustrated by
artistic drawings b. Ross Crane
Sunday evening : union servles Of
he churches of fhn town was held
IN tn ChaaIauqua tent. After q
short devotional service nd maais
~ IN Overseas GuaTletta toes GFane
Eavs "a illustrated lecture
Monday afternoon after a hort
musical program Carlton Chamber.
Iayne delivered hia nsw lecture, To
morrow and In tie evening The
American comedy drama. Polly oi
ne Circus" - ElTHn BY experienced
players before laTEa crosd of peo-
plo.
Tuesday afternoon tho saantauaui
zaperInla ndsuI gave The 1T o. nia
series lecture and = night Frederick
William Vile. besI known American
newspaper m Ia Europe. ieoIuTed
On John nuII aud uneie an" Tho
maalozl programs IzuIh morning nd
evening NeTs given > tn Isis Re.ns
Company.
Tlss brooks Orchestral Club gaxs 4
pleasing musical program "Wednesday
afternoon aIIzT wHzaa II NHIIhJ
+ nmzInEnr, IuHf returned from France
aEler zEIiVe Hsrxies = TIE :. w. Z. A
Ioid = the reconstruction needs 0l
Nar Iofn Europe 9Th special raIsf
.nre y conditions Affecting somsE
md children
Wednesday night ne great Amsri
ean opera. Robin Hood ChauLan
anala greatest musical success "a,
presented xIfh = Inil 81, ehorai
md orchestra of D people.
Yesterday afternoon the Iaet d. d
ChaaIzaaua ne Juniors presented n.
riay. Tho ~ IN TefY erediIabl'
manner followed - : delightful
program OF Inatrum.ntal md fona
numbers b. talented artists o. n.
Hawaiian Concert Company. In M
evening The Hawaiian Concert Com
pany presented another pisazlnl
program aftzT which Dr. TaOmaa =
areen gave Hla VII reeonatrue4Iol
message in h lecture Tho sal o
ne Earth"
! Al he Tuesday evening session
no Iafss audience approved The Re
port Il ths nominating commIIIe'
.ho presented the Hamea = One4I D
Gilbert. aN president. James pszrF'
AanIz. secretary. md Charles =
slppy. treasurer. = eleeIlng hen
officers for 40.
The required number u tleEefi
being pledged ChanIauqua viii re
turn - this city II 1920