The herald., 1894-10-21
Sesrpt stick to it. and ii it is acceptance
go. unless you are impsratively obliged
to be absent
UNITY CLUB COURSE.

regrpt stick to it, and ii il is acceptance
go. unless you are imperatively obliged
to be absent.
UNITY CLUB COURSE.
The SUCCESS and real substantial good
In the promotion of culture that was the
result Of the lecture course siven last
winter by the Unity club, has enoour-
aged the leaders to organize and prepare
another similar course for this. Mr.. W.
@. Pate son has been elected president
of the org rg4nization. MIR. Irving Knight,
aecretary. and the course will commence
on Thursday evening, November lat.
A few changes have been made in the
plan OF action. The meetings will be
held fortnightlv instead of weekly as
heretofore, the first and third Thursday
Of each month being the dates chosen,
end short musical selection will open
and close each meeting. The evening
OF November lst will be OF a social ma
ture, with few informal muscal num-
bers; on November 10Th Mr.. Robert
Brewster Stanton will give 9 lecture on
the grand caiion of the Colorado. Mr..
Brewster was the fret man, after
Chief Engineer Major Powell, to explore
this masterpiece OF nature.
On December 6:h there will be two
lectures, one on Russia by Mr.. Denim,
and one on Mohammsd by Rabbi A.
Blum. December 20th Professor G.
Wharton James will lecture on Egypt,
the land of the Pharaohs, that will be
illustrated by stereopticon views.
January 5, '95, st. John Day F. r. g.
E., will treat Of the conservation and
dissipation of energy; and on January
18th Judge Cheney will lecture on aome
reform.
February let will be literary even
ing under the supervision OF Mr.. &. A.
Dobinson.
February 18th. Mary Queen of Scotia
will be presented by Mr.. N. Blackstock,
Ventura.
March lst. the evening will be devoted
to art under the supervision of Mr.. AL
ings will be exhibited.
March 18th will be ladies' night; the
definite programme to be decided upon
later on.
April 1st there will be two subiects-
Dou ole Stars, by Mr.. VIM. Ii. knight,
and the movable and Unknowable in
Spencer's Philosophy, by Mr.. B. II.
Baumgart.
April 10Th will close the courae with
musical evening under the direction OF
Prof. A. j. Stamm.
This programme will be subject to
slight changes and notifications. but
will remain substantially as given above.
EwELL SOCIETY.
In 1875 Professor Ewell organized a
club in Oakland, California, for the ad-
vancement OF culture among women,
bestowed upon it his name, and from
that time the Ewell society has grown
in scope and numbers until now, after
nearly twenty years it is one of the larg-
est organizations OF Its kind in the
United States.
1t is composed OF sections. each work.
ing independently on its especial branch
OF study, presided over and conducted
by curator, who prepares the prospec-
tins for each seasons work, under the
general supervision OF the president of
the club.
A branch OF the Ewell society ie
about to be organized in Los Angeles,
with sections that will take up the study
of art, astronomy, biology, biography,
economics, language. literature, and
music.
The questions OF religion, politics and
womau's rights will not be discussed
neither will philanthropic work of any