The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-05
WANT CHAUTAUQUA
TO RETURN IN 1921
More Than Hundred Sign Contract
For Week: Matter Now Up To
ElliSon-White


a Chautauqua in 1921 is now up to
the EllisonWhite Company. More
than one hundred names are signed
to contract which will be forward
/ ed to the company for consideration
! this week.
Ellison-White. through their rep
resentative. Mrs. Leila King Dye. dir
ector of the Lynden Chautauqua. ask
ed for a guarantee of 700 season tick
cts for next year. as against ESQ re-
quired on the 1920 contract. Local
guarantors felt that this was too big
total for Lynden to guarantee. and
decided to submit a contract to the
company with terms similar to that
of this year, with the exception Of a
raise of 25 cents in the price of seas
on tickets for next year an advance
that will be general over the circuit.
Just whether the company will de-
eide to make an exception in the case
of Lynden is problematical.
The Chautauqua program had
many strong spots this season. and
Lynden was generally satisfied with
the entertainment provided. The
play, 'Kindling." and the appearance
of the Pereria Stringed Quintet and
Mary Adel Hayes were the outstand-
ing features. Many believed that the
first number by julius Caesar Nayphe
was the best of the course.
Lynden children took part in an
interesting series of drills and games
Tuesday morning as the concluding
feature of the Junior Chautauqua
Mrs. NJ. c. Reed, in charge of this
branch, was assisted in the play
ground work by Misses Johanna
Schuyleman, Gertrude Schuyleman.
Edith Harris and Hazel Lowrey. Mr..
Will Meurer helped with the boys.
Those who were missed and who
desire to sign the contract to help
bring the Chautauqua back to Lyn-
den, can do SO at the Lynden State
Bank. Thus far, the following have
signed:
Emma Bennett, F. E. Knapp. E.
D. Knapp c. L. Judson, f. l. Bruins.
Chas. Graham, A. H. Bruins, ]. W.
Tremain. r. L. Averill, Geo. W.
Frick, E. Edison, H. c. Berthuson,
F. A. Pugh. A. c. Palmer. H. o. Wor-
then, Mrs. D. Mulder.
W. o. Benadom, Henrietta Klocke.
E. c. Craine, Arthur n. Swenson, J.
H. Swope, Janey Palmer, Helen NJ.
Lindseth, Chas. ]. Kamm, C. G.
Lund, J. X. Rinehart, Remington
Club, G. T. Geyer, Mrs. H. Lauck-
hart, Adolph klocke.
H. A. Van Os, Mrs. A. bunker.
Mary ]. Swim, VIM. Meurer, Chas.
Ericsson, E. B. Jones, W. B. Wander
Griend, d. L. Beckes, B. W. Loring,
S. L. Palmer, Mildred NAPLES. Frank
Hatley, Fred ]. Hatley, Wayne c.
Smith.
Mrs. A. DeBruyn, Mrs. E. Baxter.
Joe Satterthwaite, Elzie Tremain.
MIS-. Itu -, 1OIity- l.. A JOHOS, l
H. Tromp. c. B. Love. DR.. B. V.
Mounter. Walter Elder. S. H. Lewis.
c. r. Axling, P. NJ. Serrurier. o. f.
Reed, j. NJ. Beatty, C. H. Wells.
Thos. P. Jeffers.
W. Z. Preston, d. Mulder, F. l..
Wood, E. McKinnon, Geo. W. Wor-
then, VIM. A. Fisher. Harry Beer
mink, V. D. Bussard, c. W. Galbraith
B. A. Axlund. 7. r. Burns. ]. W.
kirkpatrick, Mrs. p. A. Clark.
C. voskamp. VIM. Lauckhart. Mrs.
Lillian Sprague, J. LIE Compte, VIM.
lie Compte. Jas. D. Zylstra, T. H.
Smith. Steve Day, H. H. Jameson. L.
J. Brown, r. B. lie Cocq
Ray Hookstra, w. II. NAPLES, W.
H. Elder. r. Bowles. z. L. Bartlett.
A B. Colyer, John W. Bradley, Au-
gust Klocke, Geo W. Hall, John AK
ling.
H. J. Feenhouse, Laura c. Glen.
Isaac Elenbaas. c. c. Smith. c. W.
Riddle, B. c. Wander Griend, K. W.
Baldwin, George Van de Wetering.