, 1874-04-19
MINOR ADJUSTMENTS

MINOR ADJUSTMENTS.
Kil winning Lodge, 4. F. and A. H., will holi
| the last Of their aocials at their hail. Tuesday
| evening, April q.
4 grand vocal and instrumental concert, II
| aid of the Home Of the Friendless, is announced
for the 31th inst, at the Union Park Copgregar
| tional Church. The best musical talent in the
city will appear, and it promises to be no o1dnar
~ affair.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with a1ur:
ray Chapel will give party ut Martino's Hall,
corner OF Twenty y-second street aud Indiana
avenue, Friday evening.
Tho next regular meeting Of the German Lit
era1y Club, Of Kenwood, under the auspices oi
Prof. Christoph Hassenpnug, will be held at the
residence OF Judge Williams, Tuesday evening.
The operetta, "The Rose OF the Auv ergne >
and the drama, "Who Speaks First? 4" will be
given in the lecture-room Of the Union Park new
Church Friday evening. The proceeds are for
the Ladies' Fund.
The Fair at the Memorial Chapel, corner Of
Michigan avenue and Twenty-th1rd street. Will
be open tomorrow evening, for the purpose OF
selling tho articles that remain on hand. No
charge for admission.
The last Of the parlor-concert series will be
given ut Marines Hall Friday evening The
parties have been we'll attended during the win
ter, and the ladies Of the Second Uniyersalist
Church, under whose auspices they are gwen,
are to be congratulated upon the success which
has attended their efforts to make them enjoy
able.
The Literary Club connected with Murray
Chapel. assisted by several amateurs from the
Church of the Redeemer, will give an entertain
ment Tuesday evening in the vestry OF the
Chapel, consisting Of songs piano solos, and the
closing with the new comic opera of - High
Life" 4 very enjoyable evening may be ex-
pected. The object is to aid in hquidating the
floating debt OF the Chapel.
Next Friday evening amateur theatricals (by
request) will be repeated at the Memorial
Church, on the corner Of Michigan avenue and
Twenty-third street. The play will be "B1ead
on the Waters" followed by the farce of
Turkish Baths" The amateurs who are to per-
form are: Dir. Laureau, Mr. frank G. Hoyne.
Miss Bessie Reoves, Miss Nellie Beechor, Miss
Blanche Bryan Miss Wilder. Mr.. Shores, Ar. F.
Swift Mr. ]. Johnson, and Mr.. Walter. The en-
tertainment takes place under the auspices Of
the Church Of the Messiah Fraternity, and
promises to be most enjoyable affair."
The COURSE of afternoon lectures by Prof
Nathan Sheppard, with Illustrative readings. on
ems, Bulwor, and Carlyle. which wo1e such &
success in the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church
last winter, will be given in ST. Johns Church.
Ashland avenue. on Tuesday OF each week,
next Tuesday, the 21st, in the order
named. The cultivated community over the
river. and especially the ladies' will be glad OF
this course which is arranged for their
convenience, | and will doubtless show by their
numerous attendance that the reflection that is
sometimes cast on the West Side on account Of
its lack OF literary interest is undeseryed. Tho
lectures will begin ct $3.50, and the room where
they will be delivered is cosy and handaome- |
The course tickets are 31.50. Single tickets, |
SO CENTS
THE CIRCUS
Montgomery Queen is ready to pitch bis tents |
on the plains at the corner Of Madison and
Elizabeth streets, and will exhibit his combined
:he first time this season. The announcement
vii thrill the heaIts OF the young people, who
yil all bo inside If they have money, and outside
Q hear the lion roar il they have none.
Older people, too, will be pleased to
znow that there is a. change in the show rou-
inc. and one well worth patronizing. The names
II many Of the brightest etars Of the arena
male and female. adoEn the circus programme, /
'mong them being Frank Barry, 4 wonderful |
bareback rider, the daring Leopold and Geral-
Carrie Austin. The arenic acts for each per- /
'ormance number tWenty-oue, and. in addition, |
here is the immense menagerie. which is an in
tructive show in itseIf, and the finest in the !
country. After four days, Mr.. Queen will fold his
ents and steal away az silently as he can to
he corner Of Twenty -Recond and State streets, ]
70 that West Division people should avail them
elres of tho opportunity to save car fare. But
or the energy Of the Fire Department.. for
vhicl, Mr. Queen desires to return his hearty
hanks, a blazo in a laundry the other day would
lave spread to that vast tinder box, the Rink, |
Ehere the animals housed, and, in that event,
re would have been without circus or menagerie
or some time to come.