In Mr. Horner's introduction, he talks of his belief in this local Chautauqua chapter being the best and most American, and encourages a patriotic spirit.
Notable performers: Althea Players, Mayflower Beasey, Violet Beasey, Ruby Norman, Ruth Freeman, Helen Peck, Enid Alexander, Lou J. Beauchamp, Lou Beauchamp, Brooks Fletcher, Ada Roach, Metropolitan Men Singers, William Rainey Bennett, Madeleine Archinard, W. S. Ellis and His Hawaiians, Alexander Irvine, Peggy Hill, Phoebe Clara Hill, Frank Ducrot, Pinafore, Harry Mandeville, Marie Horgan, Keller-Wille Company, Harrison Keller, Stewart Wille, Governor M. R. Patterson, Governor Malcolm R. Patterson, Walter Jenkins, Jane Dillon, Arthur Pacie Ripple, Harry Luckstone, Karl Stall, Howard Marsh, William Jennings Bryan, Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Other notables: Dr. Charles A. Payne, "Little Women", Louisa M. Alcott, Trinity Episcopal Church, Dean Spaulding, Harvard Music School, Gustav Holleander, Leopold Auer, Jessica Wille, Annette Essipoff, Heinrich Gebhard, Scriabine, Korngold, Chopin, Mr. Piatt's Sonata, DeWolf Hopper, DeKoven Opera Company, Margaret Hotchkiss, Children's Chautauqua Circus, Fred Craft