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The Madison Daily Leader
Madison, Lake County, South Dakota
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Low attendance at Chautauqua circle meeting last evening due to snow storm and revival services at Mr. and Mrs. Cameron's home. Reporter enjoyed conservatory flowers from California. Program included piano by Mrs. Cameron, questions led by Mr. St. Clair and Mrs. E. V. Roberts, roll call with Hawthorne quotes and personal reasons for membership. Profitable evening for attendees; next meeting to be decided.
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The Storm Prevents a Large Attend-
ence at Mr. and Mrs. Cameron's Last
Evening-Pleasure for the Few.
Owing to the snow storm and revival
services, attendance at Chautauqua cir-
cle last evening was meager. This re-
porter reached the elegant home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron much in advance of
the others and enjoyed a delightful sen-
son in Mrs. Cameron's conservatory ad-
miring her beautiful flowers, many of
which are California specimens, and
other curiosities from the Pacific coast.
So far as attendance permitted, the pro-
gram was faithfully carried out. Mrs.
Cameron presided at the piano, Mr. St.
Clair led in the "Questions from Memo-
randa" and Mrs. E. V. Roberts conduct-
ed the questions on "Initial Studies in
American Letters."
Roll call had been
responded to by quotations from Haw-
thorne and again each member came for-
ward in answering the query "Why am I
a Chautauquan?" The evening was one
of profit to all. The place of next meet-
ing was left to the president and pro-
gram committee.
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Chautauqua Circle At The Elegant Home Of Mr. And Mrs. Cameron
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Last Evening
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Low attendance due to snow storm and revival services; reporter admires conservatory flowers from California; program includes piano, questions on memoranda and American letters, roll call with Hawthorne quotes and reasons for being Chautauquan; profitable evening.