Y. M. C. A. Notes

The meeting on Sunday, JVIay 16, will be called "Clerks' Sunday," being in charge of different clerks of the city. On the 25th of this month a banqnet will be giveu to the members of tha different corurnittees. This banquet will be in charge of the entertainment aud reception committees. At a meeting of the JBicycle Club last Tuenday night, Ed. Krapf was elected president, Ed. Chapin vicepresident, and A. Walker secretary and treasurer. Some interestiug eventa will soou be given by this club. The tutal attendanoe at the ■ gospel meetings for the month of April was 412, an average of 103. The attendance at the prayer meetings was 112, an average of 23. These meetings are growing in spirit as well as in nnmbers. The men's meeting at the ï. M. C. A. rooms next Suuday will be in charge of Prof. E. Meusel. His snbject will be "Thf Cbristiau Bace." The solo that was to be Kiven Iaat Suuday by Miss Vjhaud will be suug at this meoting.