, 1877-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Rev. L. T. Chamberlain will preach thi
morning in the First Congregational Church
corner Of West Washington and ann streets.
Mr.. J. B. Waller will give lecture at 7:30 ,
M. to-day in the N. f. Church In Ravcnswood
Subject: "Personality and Office Of the Hol1
| Ghost.''
| The Rt. Rev. Thomas Foley. Bishop OF Chica
| 20, will lecture at st. Jar1ath's Church, Wes
Jackson street, corner Ogden avenue, this even
ing at 7:30. Admission free.
Mr.. Burbank will continue bis course of read
inss at Hershey Hall this afternoon at o'clock
! The programme is attractive, and the entertain.
ment promises to be pleasant one.
The Rev. L. ?. Mercer will preach this morn.
| ing in the Union Swedenborgian Church,
| Hershey Hus1c-Hall, No. 50 Madison street, on
j" The Real and Apparent in the Bible"
The Temperance Radicals hold an experience
! meeting this evening and give literary and
musical entertainment tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. at their hall, 6l0 West Lake street, cor
ner OF Paulina. Free to all.
The Congregational ministers and the Pro-
fessors and members OF the Chicago Theo-
Logical Seminary have rendered Prof. s. G.
Bartlett complimentary banquet, which will
be given 1t the Grand Pacific Hotel Monday.
The Rev. E. P. Powell, of the Third Unitarian
Church. will give his very interesting lecture on
the "Blue,Glass Delusion," illustrated on the
perance Radical Hall, No. 619 West Lake street,
corner Of Pau1ina, in the Peoples Lecture
Course. Admission 10 cents.
The Orthodox Society Q: Friends hold meetings,
for worship at Room /. II Randolph street, every
Sunday at p. H.. the latter preceded by Bible
class, commencing at p. All who are interest,"
ed or connected with Friends cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
The Rev. J. T. Sunderland begins this even
the Fourth Unitarian Hall, No. 7S9 Cottage
Grove avenue. Subjects as follows: Tonight,
Physical Culture;'' April %, stIutcllcctuai
Cultures" May 6, "The VIII and it. Culture;'
Nav u, Common Sense and its Culture p
May 70, uMoral Cultures" May 81, "Reugious
Cu1ture.''-
A meeting Of the members of the Post-Oflce
Mutual Aid Association will be held in Mr..
Squiers' room at o'clock Monday evening. The
total membership at present is 2223. Twenty one
members OF the Society have failed to pay as
sessment No. g. making total Of ninety-two
erased from the roll for the same cause. No
new members have joined since assessment No.
], consequently the sum collected on each has
been steadily decreasing from 1852 on assess
ment No. to Si48 on assessment No. g. The
meeting is therefore called to devse means TO
obyiatc the defects Of the organization.
atEMoR1AL SERVICE. |
The services in St. Pauls {Universa1lst) ]
Church this morning will be commemorative OF |
the life and labors Of Elbrilee G. Hall, ESQ,
who was for many years prominent member OF |
that church. The sermon will be by the pastor, !
The Rer. Dr.. Ryder. The music at the morning !
service will be rs follows:
Preludc-Andante Symphony in Co.. .schubert
Anthem lie Giveth His Beloved Sleep "Ro ssini
Anthem. GlesI Arr the Departed ~. ..... Spvhr
Solo Rest In the Lord, ''........ .Mendelssohn
eo6tlooc IN Z MINOR .... Ch Ruck
EVENING.
Festival Gloria in Excelss :. .... -. Buck
anthem Bonnm Est,' t,''........ Roeei
Ever Bright and Fair !" Handel