, 1874-11-01

| The Rev. L. E. kittredge Will deliver IN ad
dress to the inmates Of the Tash:n.touiau
| Home in the chapel OF that institution at p. m-
to-day. The public are cordially invited.
Prof. c. Dale Armstrong has been rendered a
| complimentary benefit, to tako place at the
Wnshingtonian Home, under the auspices OF
Home Lodge and Tabernacle Division. to NOR
row evening. The programme will consist Of
music and the reading or some OF the Professors
best selections.
meeting Of the Mu1Egan Zouayes will be
held this afternoon at o'clock
| The officers Of the Chapter Of Illinois Advo-
Gates OF Justice will be installed Tuesday next
at D. m., at Arollo 1od=e, St.te street near
Twenty eighth. Members Of the CHARTER, Mas
tiers, Past~Masters, Matrons, and Past Iatrons
Of Lodges are invited.
The Americus Club give their first social en-
tertainment Of the season a: Klare's Hall, Nos.
70 and 72 North Clark street, On tho evening of
the 9Th pro1. 4 new waltz, composed by Her
MAD Frese. will be introduced for the first time.
The lady managers connected with tho HALF
Orphan Asylum will hold their monthly meeting
Tuesday ut 1880 4. N.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Councillors Of the Hospital for Women and
DR.. Dvas, 594 West Adams street. Tuesday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock
The Directresses Of ths Orphan Asylum will
hold their regular monthly meeting at the Asy-
lum, Tuesday, at 2 o'clock.
Prof. Nathan Sheppard viii deliver the first
lecture Of the Sunday Lecture Society this even
ing. At the Grand Opera-Houso (Kingsbury
Hn!D, at o'clock. His subject will be Phvs-
lcal Piety," and the public may feel certain TINT
it will be treated with the ability and spirit it has
learned to expect from Prof. Sheppard.
The opening party Of the ''NameIess Club"
will be given at st. Johns Hall, opposite Union
Para, on st. Johns place, Thursday evening
Nov. H. This club. limited to thirty members.
IL composed OF prominent West Side gentlemen,
whose names ste sufficient guarantee as to the
quality OF the entertainment. Their parties,
while Informal promise to be the most euioya-
ple Of the season. Hands orchestra will furnish
the music.
The eleventh ecrmon to young men in tho
coarse now being delivered under the auspices Of
the T. M. g. a. will be preached this evening by
the Rev: G. J.. Thompson. in the Fifth Preaby-
terian Church. corner Wabash avenue and Thir-
ty-frst street. Subject: svisions for Young
Men,"
Tho Young Mems Christian Association make
the following announcements: Conversational
at the roon1s, No. 148 Madison street. Yokcfel-
lows meet at .. n. Gospel meeting at D. m
Strangers meeting Monday evening. Young mems
temperance meeting Tuesday evening. Cottage
prayer-meetings Tuesday evenings. Meeting 10
depot ngad14g.room T IN 4iehiSan Southern depot,
$3.50 p. m. conducted bv George j. Gbbs Cos
pei neet1ng IN Washingtonau Home to-day ut
?: m., conducted BY tho Rev. 4. E. K.ttredge.
Gospel meeting in Holt House s1tting-roon, cor
ner Lake and Canal street, every Sunday even
ing conducted by ". E. Cough. These meet
1ngs are free to all and young men having no
churcl-homc are cordially invited
4 m:.ss,meeting under the auspices Of the
Woman's Temperance Union of Cook County
will be held N the Union Park Congregational
Church this evening The attractions in the way
Of speakers are unusually promising. There
viii be Mother Stewart. Mrs. Mary G1iiHtha, and
Nr- Francis Murphy. The ladies we're co-labor-
EN- and pioneers IN the la;o TEMPERANCE Cru
sade in Ohio. To those nho head them in the
s3 CLARK street aethodist Episcopal Church and
Michigan Avenue Siethoolst Episcopal Church,
Thursday and Friday evenings, nothing need BE-
aa,d Of their efficiency rs speakers and power to
interest and sway tho large audiences they have
stt1asted and addressed. Mr.. Murphy is re-
formed anehziate from Portland, Mo, whose