Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
OUR CHAUTAUQUA.

days of delightful entertainment AMI
instruction. Our people NAV look for
ward 10 an unusually pleasant py,-
gramme, for the lecturers and enter
talnerS are of the highest order. The
Chautauoua will be held in large ten,
to be pitched on the baseball field nca,
the dormltory, an accessible and CON
venieUt location, and comfortable
seats will be provided for seven or
eight hundred persons. IL is hoped
that the entire community will back
up the enterprise. for il is COM
munty affair, for the general good,
and is not intended as a money making
AFFAIR. All that is desired in the way
OF financial support is the sale of a sur-
hclent number OF season tickets TO
meet the guarantee which the pub
lic-splrited persons of our neighbor-
hood have made to the company. These
tickets are sold at $3.50 each and ad-
mt To all OF the entertainments, ten in
all. Single admissions 10 the ten
numbers would amount to S625-so il
NAV readily be seen that the thing 10
do Is to buy season tickets.
lhe opening number will be given
on Thursday, June 9th, AT 3 o'clock.
with lecture bv the Chautauoua
superintendent. At 34S there will be
a concert hv the Mendelssohn Or
cheStral Club. a delightful musical or
ganization composed of Mabel Fcrrall.
violinist and director: Howard Evarts
a hutist who was formerly with the
famous lnnes Band; Iohn Burch cor
netist; Bernice Horne. violinist. and
Rozella IieGler, cellist At 4.4s the
Junior Chautauoua will assemble
At 730 there will be another concert
bv the Mendelssohn Cub. and az SIS
Walfred Lindstrom will deliver his
lecture on "The Magic Circle" Ho
will visualize for YOU the all-import-
ant part which agriculture PLAYS in our
national life. Mr.. Lindstrom was
chaplain with the 32nd Division in the
hrgonne, and was gassed so badly that
he was kept in hospital for six
months.
FRIDAY morning at Q o'clock tho
Junior Chautauoua will meet At 2.3O
m, there will be series lecture by
the sunerintendent. At $50 the
Clarke Concert Party will render de-
liehtful programme in which will ap-
near Edward Clarke. baritone: Rachel
Steinman Clarke. viollnist; and George
Rolick, pianist and accompanst Al
7.3O the Clarke PARTY will give an.
other concert. and this will be follow
ed nv lecture bv d. Thomas Curtin!
whose subject will he. "Todav and
You" During the World War Mr..
Curtin was CORRESPONDENT for the
most IMPORTANT London newspapers
and he has been referred to as "Tho
Man Who Dragged the Truth Out OF
GERMANY"
Saturday morning at o'clock,
Junior Chautauaua. At 2.30, series
lecure BY superintendent. At BIS
concert by the Irish Ministries. who
render the old and famous melodies as
well as the newer songs-solos, duets
ouartcttes and readings. Four bright
Young women and two talented vounp
men compose this company. At 7.3f
the ministries will again perform. and
at SIS one Of the great numbers Of tho
Chautauoua NAV be expected-an ad-
dress by Chancellor George Henry Brad
ford on "This Wav Up" This guide.
philosopher and friend will have per.
sonal message for everv person in the
community. Hear him!
Sunday will be day OF rest though
it is hoped that a sacred concert. free
to all, may be arranged
Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Junior
Chautauoua At 230 in the after
noon there will be a musical entertain.
ment BY the PHILADELPHIA Artists.
and at 3 o'clock Arthur Dougherty
Rees of the University OF Pennsvl-
vania. will give his lecture. Glow His
tory Today Makes the World Tomor-
row." followed by "open forum" dis
cussion. Perhaps the biggest feature
OF the course will be the play Mondav
night at 7.30. "Nothing But the Truth"
This is a delightful comedy drama, in
which Bob Bennett finds himself in
considerable difficulty because OF his
atempt to tell the absolute truth for
Itwenty-four hours on wager Of S10,-
900. Everybody should see this de-
liRhtful play.
The last day Of the Chautauqua,
TUESDAY, June 18th, will be an interest
ing one, especially for the young folks
and their friends. At 9 o'clock tho
Junior Chautauqua will meet. and at
2.30 il will have pageant that
promises to be most entertaining. Al
3 o'clock Wallace Havelock, the Jug
gler, will perform-and he is a good
one. Tuesday night at 7.3O the final
number will be given-a concert by
the Dunbar Male Quartet and Bell
Ringers. The members OF this Of
ganization appear in solos, ouartets and
readings, and they make music with
$50 bells weighing in all over a ton.
Thev Give splendid performance.
/ The above programme indicates
what a delightful series Of, enter
tainments is to be provided. and the
coming of this Chautauoua will be
real event in our community life. az
fording us the best type OF amusement.
mixed with instruction and inspiration
and genuine good. Everybody should
heartily unite to make il success. for
il is worthy Of the most liberal SUD
port. Season tickets will be $3.50:
children's season tickets. for children