, 1874-11-22


peclally marked for excellent olocution and
pleasing voice.
Among those present were many prominent
ladies aud gentlemen Of the Uniyersa1ist and
other Churches.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A miscellaneous entertainment will be given
in the basement Of St. Stephens (EpiscopaI)
Church, Iuosday evening.
Maj. D. ". Wlittle will speak this evening At
8 o'clock, At the First Congregational Church,
corner Of Ann and Washington Streets
Donations OF provisions for the children's
Thanksgiving dinner at the Orphan Asylum, No.
Ito Darling street, will be gratefully received
Mrs. Dr. Chase will lecture Tuesday. At halt-
past 2 p. m. at the Chicago Athenaeum, III
Madison street. Subject: " Woman's Duty to
Herself"
Minnie SNayzo will read some popular pieces
IL the Methodist Church Block Monday evening.
Ths proceeds arc to be given to the Old Peoples
Home.
The singing services Of the Wabash Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner OF Wabash
avenue and Fourteenth street, will be conducted
TO-DAY by the Mendelssohn Concert Troupe.
The lecture Of the Terry Rev. A. Morini, 0. s.,
in the course Of the UEion Catholic Library
Association, announced for Thursday, has been
postponed until Sunday evening, the 29th inst
4 concours will be held in Rush Medical Col
lege Tuesday, Dec. !, At 7:3o p M. Tor tho Chair
OF Obstetrics in the spring Faculty. Competi-
tors are requested to send their names immedi-
ataly to the Assistant Secretary, Dr.. ]. II.
Ftharidge. sos Michigan avenue.
The first OF series OF entertainments Tor the
benefit Of Murray Chapel will be gireu in the
yestry Of the church. Tuesday evening. The
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and My Turn Next" The admission lee is So
cents.
AL members OF Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 6,
Knights Of Pytlias are requested to be pissent
at the next meeting in their hall, corner OF LIS
Sale and Adams streets. for the purpose OF
taking important action on the proposed = NOR
tuary fund" Every membe1 Is solicited to be
present
The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst will lecture in the
Park Avenue II. E. Church. corner Of Kobey
street, tomorrow evening. His subject will be
..Aound the World IN Sixty Minutes" that is,
he viii tell in an hour what be saw substantially
during his recent journey OF eighteen months.
There will be musical and dramatic enter
tainment at the Third Unitarian Church. corner
for the benefit OF the Sunday-school library.
"Poor PelIcoddJ" and '' The Chimney Corner"
will be produced. The object is worthy one,
aud there should bo large attendance~
Tho new Trinity EpiscopaD Church, corner
Of Michigan avenue md Twenty"slxth street,
will be dedicated today With appropriate SERVICES
preached by tie Rev. Noah Hunt schenck, D. D..
Rector Of st. AIMS on tho Heights, Ercokl.n,
n y The muslcal portion of the service Will
be rendered BY double quartette choir.
The Directors of the Orphan Asylum are re-
quested to meet at the Institution. No. 78o
Michigan avenue. at 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morn
ing, to mako arranFementa for the thanksgiving
dinner. The public ia reminded that there are
100 children in the Asylum, and, since It will
tale plumber Of turkeys, pies, ETC., to go
around, contributions OF edibles are solicited.
There will be general meeting for the benefit
Of st. Luks's Hospital 1t Trinity Church. corner
Of Michigan avenue and Twenty-si1th street,
Tuesday evening. Speeches viii % ben nsde 6y NJ. n.
Rev. Drs. Stocking aud Clubbing; the annual re-
ports OF the officers will be read; and collec-
lion taken up. The new cboir OF Trinity Church
will be present, and giTe some excellent music
The Chicago Woman's Temperance Union will
hold . mass-meetiug in the Centenary Church,
on Mon1oe strest, near Morgan. this evening:
Addresses will be made bv 2Ilss Frances Willard
and Francis Murphy. It is said that over 1,200
persons have signed the pledge of total ahstl-
neuce during the past two weeks. A. meeting
will be held Monday evening IN the Methooiss
Church Block, when Emory 4 Storrs, Mr. Nur-
ply, and others will speak
public meeting will be held 1t the reading
room Of the Cooperative Temperance Associao
ton, 15o Fifth avenue, on Tuesday evening. COM
uenoiug ut half past o'clock, to discuss tho
questions Of Cooperation aud Temperance:
Francis Murphy, OF Portland, Me-, reformed
rumseller and eloquent Irish orator and cthers
will address tho meeting. all persons, especi-
ally workinguen and women interested in these
questions, arc invited to be present. Entrance
through the store, 1859 Fifth avenue.
The new Farwel Hall. rebuilt for the third
time, will be formally opened to the public Sat-
urday evening. The Rev. Charles H Fowler,
D. r., the Rev. 4. E. kittredge, the Rev. Charles
Bouton viii be present aud take part in the e1e1-
cises. The large choir OF Centenary Church.
under the charge of o. Blackman, will be pres
ent and have charge Of the singing, The house
will be ticketed for the evening, aud no peraon
admitted without ticket Only limited num-
ber will be issued.
Mr.. ". s, Cleveland has accepted the invi-
tation Of the Sunday Lecture Society to repeat
bis paper entitled. ''Our Streets" which was
read last Monday with great applause before the
Chicago Literary Club. Mr.. Cleveland is the
gentleman under whose charge the South Park
has been made one Of the finest public resosts
in the country. He stands in the same rank
with Olmstcad and Vaux, tho landscape archl-
tecta of the Central Park OF New York. Mr.
Cleveland has eome novel aud admirable ideas
about tho problems Of city life. His vlews are
democratic, and look to the health, aud comfort,
Of any wealthy class The lecture will be de-
ljyered in the Grand Opera-House. Kingsbury
Hall. this afternoon at 8 o'clock. Music will be
furnished by one Of the finest quartottes IN the
city.
The Chicago Athennum makes the following
announcements for this week: Monday evening:
seventh lecture Of the free course By H. f. Royt,
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