Evening journal., 1920-03-11
READY
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
Three Day Entertainment
Will Begin In Town
Tomorrow
GIRLS LEARN TO
MAKE FUDGE, APRONS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Especial 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. March ii.-The guarsn-
tors OF the Chautsuqua which viii be
held here tomorrow. Friday and satur-
day, with an afternoon and evening
session each day held a meeting in the
Red Cross room last evening Ticket
sales have surpassed the expectation OF
those interested.
Miss NEEDLE O. Hamilton, superinten-
dent Of the Chautauqua, and Miss Anna
David, Of the Junior Chautauqua arriv-
ed here yesterday and met the guar
antors last evening.
Miss Hamilton gave a very interest
ing outline OF the work, and congratu-
lated the guarantors upon the splendid
work they have done in selling tickets,
as this Is the first time Newport has
attempted TO hold a Chautauqua.
At the meeting last evening It was de-
cided to have an afternoon session at
o'clock on Sunday. II will be open TO
the public without admission
II has been announced that the eve
ming session VIII begin at 7.30 O'Clock
but Il has been deemed advisable TO call
the evening session at O'clock The
program for tomorrow follows
Afternoon. p. fn-Serles lecture by
Chautauqua superintendent; concert,
The Revue Company.
In the evening there will be a concert
by the Revue Company and a lecture
by Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Fridays program follows
Afternoon, 3 p. m.-Series lecture,
Chautauqua superintendent; concert,
The Four Artists, Miss Milicent Mel
rose, soprano; Miss DorOthea Fitch,
reader; Miss Georgia Price artist, and
Miss Winifred Caverly, pianist.
Evening-Concert, Four Artists: lee
ture, Chancellor George II. Bradford. on
"Suncrowned Manhood
The program on Saturday VIII in
clude a series lecture by The Chautau-
qua superintendent at 3 p. m. followed
by a concert by Vierra's Hawaiians
This concert viii be followed by
number Of stunts, such as songs.
stories, folk dancing and Boy Scout
Stunts, by the local children. Miss
Anna David will instruct the children
each day. following the afternoon ses-
sion.
On Saturday evening there viii be n
by Vierra's Hawallans and a
dramatic recital by Miss Elizabeth B.
Oliver.
The Sunday program will he arrang-
ed by the Chautauqua Association. and
VIII be one appropriate to the day.
The Four Artists Company will give
a concert on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mllicent Melrose has delighted
Chautauqua audiences on our circuits
for the past flve years. Her soprano
voice and personal charm make her
general favorite.
Miss Dorothea Fitch. reader has iust
finished a most successful season In
one Of the important roles OF "The For
tune Hunter" which has been making
a great hit on our summer circuit She
Is especially good In her child imper-
sonations.
Miss Georgia Price has also been on
the summer circuit. winning convert
after convert to the proposition that
harp music Is tho sweetest music OF all.
She will carry her own special instru-
nent and II Is predicted that she will
win many more converts.
Miss Winifred Caverly, pianist. com
pletes this talented group. She is as ex-
pert on the piano as are the others in
their special fields. Her delightful per-
and artistic accomplishments
place her in the front rank OF enter
tainers.
The Newport Baking and Sewing Club
met yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. J. G. Justis.
The girls are very enthusiastic over
their work. and have for their lesson
this week. the making Of fudge aprons.
The club will hold a st. patriclTs
party on Wednesday, March II, at the
home Of Mrs. Justis. Each club mem
Der is allowed TO invite one guest, and
invitations have been extended to the
teachers of the Newport school. A very
pleasant time is being planned for the
children.