James K. Applebee's Lecture

The patrons of the Unity Club Lectnre course are enjoying a great treat in the lectores of Rev. James K. Applbbee. His lectures Monday and Tuesday evenngs were very largely attendpd by appreoiative and delighted audiences. He is a tborough and enthusiastio Shakesperian soholar and he discusses or dissects the leading prodnctions of the great poet in an attraotive and masterly manner. In reviewing the Sonnets of Shakespeare Tuesday evening he took occasion to treat Shakespeare as a man, as it is only by these sonuets that we are able to learn auytbiDg of his inner emotious and feeliDgs - his inner joys and 8orrows, which make tip the real man, all other evidences being ntterly lost. These sonnets picture the emot ions and contritions of the great poet as truly and faithfully as do the psalms of David, he oharaoter of the anoientking. JSext Monday evening Mr. Applebee will leoture npon Macbeth and Tuesday evening npon Romeo and Jnilet instead of Poe and his Writings as ad ertised. The ohange is made at the request of many stadents and others who prefer ;he Shakesperian subject. Next Suuday evening Mr. Applebee will deliver his celebrated leotnre upon John Wesley - a glowing and noble tribute to the founder of Methodism. Mr. Applebee is familiar with the aannt of Wesley aud his ancestors were amoug the earliest of Wesley's followers. Mr. Applebee is thoronghly aoqnainted with the life of Wesley as an organizer and as a man.