Amusements, Entertainments, Etc.

Go and licar Bey, Talmage Friday cvening, at university hall. Tliosc ot'our people who dcsirc tO lio:ir a rich trcal in the ahapo of a lecture wil altend the one to bc givca Friday cvening at uuiversity hall, by Hcv. T. DeWitt Talmage, the eminent pulpit orator of New York. llis subject, " Is tha World Growiog Bettat or Worse?" is one pcculiaily liücd tu tlie times, audespecl&lly tdtpted to Ann Arbor just at present, whuu tluire is so niuch criticisiu of hercommon council, citizun's league, saloons, disreputable housts, etc. The world is growing worse in the eycs ol ¦ome, but in thceyes of others it is growiiijï bettcr, just as youchoose to look at It; but be that as it may evcry one wil] w:int to bear what Hev. Talmage bas to say about it, and the conclusión he comes to. KINK NOTES. - Mr. Wiird Doublediiy won the two mile race Friday evenin. Mr. Phil Scbutnacher and Stewart Millen won the boy's race last Suturday morning. Miss Je8sie Gregg was awarded the medal a the most graceful lady skater present Saturday eveniiijf . Spectators will be admitted to the masquerade without invitations; only those intending to niask are required to have them. The program for the luasquerade will beby standard time so that cverybody may skate about two hours after masks are off. The first g&me of polo of the Southern Michigan Polo League will be played here next Tuesday, between the Pontiac and University teams. Probably the fiuest game ever witnessed here will be played as the Pontiac's have a first-ciass reputatiou. The prizes to be given Friday evening' are asfollows: Pair Evans skates to lady wearinfr most elegant costume; season ticket to gent wearing richeet costunie; pair Evans skates to gent wearing most comical costume; season ticket to gent best representing some well known character on the stage; seasou ticket to lady wearing finegt calicó suit.