Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-21
THE WEEK WITH THE Y"
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

Tuesday evening the ScOVllle party gave a unique and very interesting en tertaiIument in the gymnasIu.-.. 4 tie main feature was a lecture on the fam. ous Passion Play at Oberammergan, by Dr. SCCville, illustrated by sterop tican slides. These pictures weIe au thentic. beinS taken by the official photographer of the play actors-nc one else being allowed to take pictures of the performance. As is well known this play is given only once every ter years, by the people of the little Bava rian village of OSerammergan If is considered by these people the great est honor that can come to any one Of them, to be chosen for a part III rn!s repr oductiOn of the life of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world
 The entertainment was opened by MT. Arlander, the song leader, whc gave two cornet solos. Mrs. Scoville followed with two solos. She was gIv. en an ovation on making her appear. ance ana sang with her usual ability and taste.
 
 ence with some very clever and anus ing sieight of hand performances and magic. lie made an especial hit with the young people. Then followed the stereUptican representation of the Passion Play. A very pleasing and appropriate closing of the evening on tertainment, and the entire campaign.
 The evangelist party with the local ministers and their wives all stood on the platform with joined hands and all the audience joined hands while Mrs ScOville sang. God Be With You Til We Meet Again" The Scoyille party left "Wednesday morning. Fully as i'm portant as the great revival meetings, Was the work done among the women and girls by Mrs. Scoville and Miss Stuurt. Miss Stuart took exact stcuo- graphic notes of Dr. Scoville's ser mons. which she afterN ards typed, be sides which she acted as accountant for the party, attending to all the bus mess details. Sine also had charge of the work of the Young peoples socie- ties and led all the union young peo- ples meetings while she was here, in way that was a great inspiration and encouragement tO them.
 Those who came in contact with them will remember Mrs. ScOville and Miss Stuart gratefully. In the words ot TennysCn, TO doubt their beauty, were 10 want an eye; To doubt their
 
 The fifth number Of the Rcdpath Ly- ceum course, for the Y members end their families and sweethearts vas given Wednesday, night Il consisted of 2 lecture entitled, The Martyrdum of Fools" by the noted dramatic ora tor, Brooks Fletcher The speakers lame preceded him, but the reality aur passed the anticipation. All the m m DcIs of this course have been good and have been alone worth much mere to each individual than the cost Of nis membership in the Y, and they eXCell as they proceed. Brooks Fletcher spoke tor two hours, but it seemed on iy about IT. minutes, so intensely did he hold tho attention oi his audieu "c. II" l. certainly - postmaster or c>C Eu psychology and fin" dramatic speak CT The title or his lecture was irCnj- ca' a. his examples were some of the nobleSt and greatest men of history. Part Of his tall, was intensely humoJ ous but he took his audience with him rom gay to grave with his thoughts in attitudes impcriuus, voices soft and deep and serious. During his talk he wadC reference to th" principle pres 'dcntial candidates and threw some keen eide light on thi- interesting subject His talk Was keenly enjoyed