, 1874-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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TheRov r J. Coldvln, tho acting President Of
| Notre Dame University. will lecture at St. James.
(Cathol.c) Church. On Prairie avenue, this even
| ing.
Tho First Scotch Church will give festival
/ Thursday evening in the church building, corner
OF Adams and Sangamon streets. to celebrate
the admission Of the church into the Presbytery
| OF Chicago
| An adjourned meeting Of the Woman's Tenn
| perauco Uniol will be held Monday at 2. m. in
| the tec:u1e-room Of the Clark Street. Methodist
Episcopal Church. 4 full attendance is especial
| ly desired
| supper and sale Of fancy articles will be
| held at Unity Church {the Rev. Dr.. Collyer's),
Thursday, Dec. 10, afternoon and evening. Sup
per from to 8. Admission, Is cents; supper
| (extra), SO cents.
| 4 tableaux and musical entertainment will be
| given at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
on Indiana avenue. near Twenty-fousth street.
| Thursday evening. The enterprise will be Tor
| the benefit Of the piano fund.
! Prof. William Mathews of the University OF
| Chicago. will lecture before the Sunday Lecture
Society this afternoon Ut O'CLOCK, a. .ne ureha
new one, il entitled - Mock Pearls OF History"
| The meeting OF ''The Temperance Reform
Club" of Chicago, that WAS to be held Mouday
evening, is postponed, and will take place at the
Tashingtonlan Home Friday at 1880 P. m. The
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p'eose' ""4 '@Ao
The Rev. NJ. NJ. Parkhnrst Al. A., VIII denver
lecture on " CHINA; It's Manners ana customs
IN Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Tor the
benefit of tile Saobath-schooi, Tuesday evening
at 1870 o'clock Several Chinese curiosities will
bo exhibited in connection with the lecture.
The attention OF the public is called to the ad.
vertlsement, in another column, relative to the
Fair OF the English Lutheran Church. 4 pTln-
ciral feature OF the entertainment is the Scandi
nayjan klrchep. which is managed By young Ia
dies rigrcd out in the picturesque costume Of the
Northern European attitudes.
me TRINITY EpiSeopal orancn c sanuas-scnoo. Gtns
meets az UouSIas nAll. couet Sot'"se utuse
aveune ana 1"ensy-seFshtn t;1 stleet, ese'5 ouu~
aay .: oeaoGh aoo p.1 F. H. tn.s aeo t4o5anaa -
bership OF sVo' win an average a.teuuanee e. u
over 2oo. IL nus al encaene co1ps % oulII's ~ .Is
aud teachers, VINO are 1norouSn4y ussotea W 'ae
gooo cause III WHICH toey Ase ene"seo'
An old-fashioned New England Ct tes party
will DO held in the lower apartments Of Christ
Church Reformed EpiscopaD, corner of Miclli-
can avenue and Twenty-fourth street, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. Tie arrangements
made are ample, and no doubt the occasion will
be one Of much refined lilarity, not unmiugled
With holiness.
,t,do,oo 1a,,o.vana uTha Fnc1;ah Gov
ar,.as. at tba Court of Siam il to lectnre dnr-
M a. srr t-o,,nt tha vest Sic soa.Ia
1,a:ora M tno S,,ndav f'ectnre soci:fr of th;a ctr
G. 'Ao -, :. D1ddhn and The nnt,dhists ~
S;.,, ceoroa William cnrt;s 1iIens her to
st1ni scht,e, ,9adoe Fer Stories ara certainlv ~
fs.n,rot',.~ -. +hnao If tha a,sf,;an Nighta
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The Athennum gives the following programme
for this week: Monday evening. nlnIn lecture
| 1GCt: 1HE ADhCAAAlGAt VA NAkA09. AA0 PLU-
4 4.c ~ 41' ~ fe--aax, 49, ~ o,aas -, r 49,.
.1aa r,aae eo Wonaar aranno Tnesdav avanng
cieuuoa in Fn0]ish literature and nhonorranhy
The ionic for the class in English literature viii
bo sSir Walter Scott" Robert Heryoy, ESQ.,,
has kindly consented to take charge Of the class
on that evening. and. in view Of the rich treat
~ ~, tl,at oro,;nc, on ,,orn,ont ~ email