The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-21
AFTERNOON MEETINGS.

AFTERNOON MEETINGS.
AtSoclock p M. meeting for adults will DO held in
the main audience room. President VIM. H. ALLEN
LII d.. of Girard College, will preside
The Cadets OF Temperance, Cadets OF Honor aud Tenn
perance, and other male Juvenile Temperance Oreanla
tons, will meet in the hall upon the first floor
The Bands of Hope and Sabbath School Children will
assemble in the seoond-story front room.
EVENING MEETINGS
The meetings in the evening viii assemble at O'Clock
Hon Jos Allison Will preside in the main audience room
The following eminent advocates of total abstinence
will be present and address the meeting -
REV. DIR, A. A. WILLIS,
JOHN r. SYPHHR,
REV. JOHN CHAMBERS,
REV. j. henry SMYTHE,
B.F DRNNISON,
GEORGE IL. HICK,
REV. W. o. BEST,
HON. s. Il. RANSOM of NJ j.
REV. PETER STRYKER,
EDWIN ii. COATES,
DIR. HERRIOK JOHNSON
REV. DIR. BROOKS,
JOHN wANAMAKER
REV. ANTHONY ATWOOD
JOHN SnEDDEN.
The members of the orders of
Sons of temperance.
Temple Of Honor and Temperance,
o. Of Good Templars,
Knights of Temperance,
Cadets of Temperance,
Cadets of Honor and Temperance,
And Bands of Hope, i...
Are invited to bo present in regala
The famous Juvenile Band from Girard COLLEGE, will be
present afternoon and evening
Members of the Grand and National Bodies of the
above examinations and the of the and
sub'oommittees, will be provided with seats upon the
stage
Let there be grand outpourins of all friends of tenn
perance, irrespective Of organization party to make
this glorious celebration and one long to be remem
bered for the onward movement given the cause of
temperance.
Arrangemen ents have been make to accommodate ali
The three large rooms at horticultural Hall have
secured and If required the churches in the vicinity will
be opened Friends of temperance attend massc.
BY order of the Committee of Arran gements.
s1sat' WILLIAM w. AXE, Chairman.
S@ ACADEM OF UsIC.
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
On THURSDAY EVENING, February o..
Subect-"our National Foy-The Civil Service"
PROF. HENRY MORTON,
On MONDAY EVENING, February s8,
Subject-"Soar Eolipses."
BAYARD TAYLOR, Marchs,
Subiect-"Reform and Art"
su,,,... m JOHN g. SAKE. March a.
Chemical Forces in Nature' and the the Arts"
sn,.o, anna ANNA 7 +: ,tI0 DICKINSON. Y Apri7
cents.
Tickets Of the Lectures sale Goulds Piano
Rooms. No. 1913 CHESNUT Street. from A. M. to 5P M.
Doors open att. Lecture at sHH
RoS~ H R CE GREE LEY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb e,
subject-'THE WOMAN QUESTION"
Tickets at ASHMEADS, No. 724 CHESNUT Street.
Reserved Seats, rs cents Admission and Stage
Tickets ~ cents. Reserved Seats in Family Circle 81
oents- all 1914 IT 18 1915 q
has- A L E TURE ON TIL e
"HoLY LAND"
will be delivered by
MR. WILLIAM H. FLEMING,
in Boardman Chapel, BROAD and REED Streets,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. a. 1870,
2E2t'l at u before 8 O'clock
Tickets 10 otsProaeeds for the Library of the School
R6s@ UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
LECTURES ON SOCIAL SClENOE.
Professor moILXAINE will deliver his Third Lecture
on TUESDAY EVENING next, at 8 O'Clock and the re-
manning LECTURES will be given Tuesday of each week.
instead OF Wednesday. ~ 2192t
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