New Britain herald., 1924-08-04
CAMP MEETING OVER
 CHAUTAUQUA OPENS
PlainVllle Grounds See Finale OI
 One Event

PlsinVille, eonn,, Aug, i,-cleSlng
 of the annual camp meeting at the
 Plsinville camp ground today will be
 followed by the opening of the 18th annual session of the Connecticut chautauqua assembly tonight, The ehautauqua assembly will continue through Tuesday, August i2,
 The closing exercises of the annual camp meeting were marked by ad- dresses by Rev. John II, Bell and oth- CTS and the annual walk about Jeru- salem" and a final reception at the platform,
 An elaborate program has been ar- ranged and a large attendanee is ex- nected al the chantauqna meetings, The program for the week Is as fol- lows.
 Monday, Aug. {. 8 ?. nl., illustrated lecture, Prom Hell Gate to the Gold en Gate" by Henry Warren Poor.
 Tuesday, Aug. 5, { a, ri.. devotional service conducted by President Her. bert D. Hemenway of Worcester. Mass At s:iS a. m, classes in bask- etry. organization.
 At 9 a, m.. elocution; organization of classes. The director will be Miss Madeline Carroll of New Haven; s:50 a. m.. domestic science school, cook ing class department. Mrs. NJ. B. Ly- man Of Bristol will be director, assist cd by Miss Elya A. Crockett of Bris- tol. Tuesday the classes will organize. At 10 a. m, children's classes in the auditorium. Mrs. Herbert D. Hemen- way of Holden, Mass, will be the director: 1 ?. m, Bible hour; 1880 p. m., Connecticut Chautaudua assembly chorus, organization and rehearsal. Mrs. Mildred Seymour Wells of Hart ford is the director. Miss Jessie l.. Newgeon of New Haven is the pian- list; 3 p..m.. lecture Across the Alps" Henry Warren Poor; 4:30 p. m., school of expression, Miss Madeline Carroll of New Haven, director. Dr. ganization of classes and first lesson, s D. m., illustrated lecture, Famous Paintings" Henry Warren Poor.
 Wednesday-At a. rn., devotional service conducted by Professor II. D. Hemenway; S:15 a. m., basketry classes; a. m., elocution classes; 9:50 d. dren's classes; 1 p. m, Bible hour with lecture; 1880 p. m., assembly chorus; 5 p. m. entertainment, Miss Florence J. Morgan, reader, of Phila- delphia School of Oratory: D. m., illustrated lecture, Henry Warren Poor Under Soft Italian Skies"
 Thursday---Full program of study classes and daily lectures. At ?. in., "An Evening With James Whitcomb Riley" Wallace I. Woodin.
 Friday-Full program of study classes and lectures. 3 pm, annual oratorical contest under auspices of the w. C. T. U. of Hartford, New Ha- ven and L tchfield counties, p. rn., address by Judge William M. Maitbie | of Hartford on Law Enforcement" 9:15 D. m., interpretive tableaux: The | Battle Hymn of the Republic" pre- sented by the Epworth league of North Methodist church, Hartford.
 Saturday-The full program Of | study classes and lectures. p. m. | and 8 D. m. concert by the Warren (Mass.) Boys clubs Victory Achieve ment band of thirty-six pieces,
 C1lnuay-hJ .oU H. iJuhNos school 10:3o a. m. preaching service with sermon by Rev. Ernest V Clay pool of Hartford; p. nl., annual Chautauqua vesper service with ser mon by Rev. pr. William P. Downes, rector of the Episcopal church in Bristol: 7:3o p. m., song service, led by the assembly chorus: p. m, H. ,ustrated address Professor Herbert D. Hemenway.
 Monday-Full program of study classes and lectures. At p. m, en- by classes in dramatic ex- precision.
 Tuesday-Recognition day. At s:so s. m. closing exercises of the domes- tic science department: 3:2O p. m., annual recognition day exercises; D. ,n., Chautauaua alumni banquet: r. m., concert by the. assembly chorus; 3: :S0 p. m., camp fire.