. Thirty-first annual program: Season 1914 . ENTRANCE TO THE GROUNDS BETWEEN ROWS OF BEAU-TIFUL FLOWERS 14 New Piasa Chautauqua LADIES CIVIC IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION This is an organization of Chautauqua ladies whicli devotes much time,energy and work for the upbuilding and beautifying of our Chautauqua. Theirwork is shown in the many improvements on the grounds, notably the newpost office, the Pagoda, the concrete approach to the spring, etc. The officersfor the year are: Mrs. G. V. R. Mechin, President; Mrs. J. C. Kupferle, FirstVice-Prest; Mrs. C. Bemet, Second Vice-Prest; Mrs. J. P. Dubail,
. Thirty-first annual program: Season 1914 . ENTRANCE TO THE GROUNDS BETWEEN ROWS OF BEAU-TIFUL FLOWERS 14 New Piasa Chautauqua LADIES CIVIC IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION This is an organization of Chautauqua ladies whicli devotes much time,energy and work for the upbuilding and beautifying of our Chautauqua. Theirwork is shown in the many improvements on the grounds, notably the newpost office, the Pagoda, the concrete approach to the spring, etc. The officersfor the year are: Mrs. G. V. R. Mechin, President; Mrs. J. C. Kupferle, FirstVice-Prest; Mrs. C. Bemet, Second Vice-Prest; Mrs. J. P. Dubail, Secretary;Mrs. A. T. Flint, Treasurer; with an able Board of Directors, which managesthe affairs of the Association. Some of our finest entertainments are givenunder the auspices of the L. C. I. A. AMUSEMENTS AND RECREATIONS Athletics of all kinds will be a special feature during the season of 1914—ball games, tennis matches, running races, jumping, swimming, etc. Visitoriare welcome to enter these THE SWIMMING POOL Chautauqua, Illinois 15 SWIMMING POOL Size, 75 feet wide by 175 feet long. Enjoyed by old and young daily exceptSunday. The depth is graduated from two feet to eight feet. There arespringing boards, swing and slide. Watching the bathers is one of the favoritepastimes of those who do not desire to take a plunge in the pool. Depth at different points is plainly indicated by large figures, and theincrease is so gradual that there is no danger for those who cannot swim,while the swimmer has room to enjoy as long a dash as is usually desired. An expert is in constant attendance to assist those who may wish to learnto swim. Private dressing rooms and bathing suits can be had at reasonable prices. TENNIS The tennis courts, of which there are three, are free to cottagers andvisitors. Bring your racquets with you. Special attention has been givento the tennis courts this season and each will be found in fine condition. CROQUET There are two public croquet groun
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