Evening journal., 1919-05-23
1919 CHAUTAUQUA
PROGRAM OUTLINED
Lectures and Music 70 be
Heard in City Week
of June 7.
TO HEAR ECHO
ALSO OF WAR

The program for the Wilmington
Chauiauqua Association this year is one
OF the best that has ever been put to-
, gether. As has been the custom or
many years past. music both vocal and
instrumental will be prominent in the
weeks program. But there are educa-
tional and Instructive numbers that
viii be Well worth the time OF every
man and woman. who seeks to know
more about conditions at home and
abroad. A glance over the program
ought to satisfy the most critical.
On Saturday, June :. the series will
open at 2.30 o'clock with a lecture by
the Chautauqua superintendent. Fol-
lowing the lecture the Zimmer-Carter
Company, performers extraordinary on
musical Instruments VIII present an un-
usually attractive concert. In the eve
ming the same company Will begin the
performance and following with Dr.
Carolyn Z. Geisel will lecture on Just
You"
ON the second day, Gabriel L. Hines
will open the afternoon with piano
-aecital. Mr.. Hines has a splendid repu-
lation as a pianist. Dr. Jesse II. Holmes
who Is too well known TO Wilmington
audiences 10 need any other announce
ment will lecture on THE Golden Egg.
In the evening, the. Corella-Bonelli Con-
cert Company viii Present vocal and in
strumental numbers.
on the third day Edward c. Car
menter. who is "a talented musician,
mOnolOgisi and entertainer will have
the first forty minutes and ne viii be
followed by the Chaulauqu9 lecturer
in an entertaining series lecture. In
The evening the drama. The Fortune
Hunter" viii be presented by the Col
eye Players a group OF deyotees TO
he drama.
The, Eckhofi-Jorian Company. a
quartet OF rare ability that has been
a feature FOR three years on the cir
cult will present a program on the af-
lerno0n OF the fourth day. \ lecture
by the Chautauqua superintendent Will
follow. In The evening the quartet will
begin the performance and following
the program. d. Thomas Curtin, the
American agent who entered Germany
many times during the war and gain
ed valuable information for the Allies
viii tell Of some Of his wonderful ex-
periences.
The afternoon Of the fifth day VIII
have as the opening attraction. the
Berkeley Sextette. a bevy OF attractive
young woman musicians. Sergeant Ruth
Farnum. the only woman in the Allies
army, exclusive OF Russia will give
some OF her war time experiences. Ser |
geant Farnum was decorated for BRAY
,ry and has a thrilling story. In the
evening. "Pinafore" VIII be presented
by q capable company OF 20 people,
With orchestral accompaniment.
On the sixth day DR.. George Law
renee Parker, will lecture on "Russia's
Death and Resurrection" Dr. Parker
was q minister in PetrOgrad and knows
at first hand. Russian traits and char I
acter. His lecture will occupy the en- /
tire time Of the afternoon program. In /
the evening, the attractive pageant I
The NOp" Will be presented by the I
Junior Chautauqua. In connection with 4
he pageant Pamahasika and his pets 4
viii give an exhibition OF what pat
ience and training can do for dumb an
imals.
The sale OF season tickets will open 4
tomorrow morning. All SUCH tickets /
must be purchased before the Chau- /
tauqua opens. They can be obtained |
at the following places: y. Snellenburg /
and Company, Seventh and Market; |
Robeien Piano Company. 10 Market;
Mllard +. Davis. Tenth and Market; II. I
". Vandiver Co.. 500 Market; Banks /
and Bryan, Fifth and Market: r. II.
Cappeau, Delaware avenue and dupont; |
Union Grocery Co, Delaware avenue 4
and Union street. The Chautauqua /
tent Will be at nth and Union streets.