The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-01
CHAUTAUQUA
NEXT WEEK
PROGRAMS WILL LAST FIVE DAYS
Lectures Of Noted People and Variety Of
Musical Attractions Are Offered
Hood River Valley Folk

The Hood River chautauqua will be
gin next Thursday and last for fv,
days. The program will include lee
lures by DR.. Ng Poon Chew. said to b,
one of the most influential Cinnamon il
America. Because Of his discussion OF
the Japanese and Oriental problem, his
lecture is expected to draw large
crowd here. Other lecturers coming
during chautauqua week are James
A. Burns, president of Oneida Insti
tute, established for the education OF
Kentucky mountaineers: Kate Upsor
! Clark, noted woman editor; Sam Grath
we'll, inspirational lectureer, and Il.
! Dinsmoor Upton. who will dicusss the
boy and girl problem.
The first evening of the chautauqua
Evelyn Bargelt, of Chicago, noted car
toonist, who won laurels as an A. f. +.
entertainer, will give an illustrated
lecture. Musical numbers include the
New York Artists Trio, the Morrison
Girls, TayIor's Singing Band. j. Walter
Wilson and the Royal Philippine Sextet.
! The last afternoon Pauline Lucille
Mayo, noted impersonator, will give
| "POllyanna.
The full program is in an 8-page
chautauqua bulletin, which the commit
tee will soon issue to the public. o.
| b. Nye, in charge of preparations for
the event and of the sale of season
| tickets. says;
Season tickets are on sale by the
committee until 2 p. m. of the opening
ira. After that time they advance SO
| 20 & h 4. 4.
within the owners immediate family.
Should you forget to bring your season
ticket, purchase single admission
from the cashier and get receipt.
Bring your season ticket to the next
session and hand to the cashier with
your receipt. She will then refund to
you the amount of your single admis-
sion.
"Children's tickets at 81 admit chill
dren in grammar grades. This ticket
admits them to all regular chautauqua
programs as we'll as the junior chau-
tauqua. Single admissions to the vari-
GUS sessions amount to about three
times the cost of a season ticket. Even
though YOU attend but few numbers
it is economy to buy season ticket.
Children's single admissions approx-
mately half price.
Discussing the junior chautauqua. an
official of the Ellison-White Co., who
has charge of presenting the local pro-
gram, says:
: 'For our junior chautauqua this year
we are departing from the pageant
idea of the past and are bringing to
your community week of playground
work. We have employed Capt. 4.
Dinsmore Upton, formerly superinten-
dent of municipal Fairgrounds in Grand
Rapids, Mich, and later athletic direc-
tor for the u. S. Army, to plan this
work for US. Capt. Upton is a recog-
nized authority on recreation and he
has provided week for your children
that will be helpful to them and
packed full of enjoyment.
''We will carry regular playground
equipment in the shape of volley balls,
playground balls, basket balls, etc.
Games have been arranged for all ages
of both boys and girls from 6 to Ia
years. To the story hour, too, we
have given special attention. Mrs.
Dessa II. M. Fultz, president of the
Storytellers' League of Los Angeles,
is in charge Of this department and has
arranged stories of unusual interest
for the children of all ages"