Amusements, Entertainments, Etc.

ï tni sliould not miss tlie onl.y Opportuuity to haar the Rock "Piano. Everj; l'ody ib deligfaUd with it. Tho Htudcnt's Lrclurc Atfeocialiou :uinounces that Menalor Kvarta iind Ueo. R. Wendling will iry and fill the gap made in thecourse by Justin McCarthy's rerenulning at home. The dramatic club of the Lniversity, have agreed to gire the people of Detroit an opportunity of witnessiug their rendition of "A Scrap of Paper," on Monday evening, March 8th, at the Princess theater. If a sufticient nuraber care to accompany tlie club a special train will be put on to return aller the entertainment closes. The next lecture bcfore the Student's Lecturo Aasociation will be by that popular Michigan poet, who has won his way to the hearts of so uinny people his plaiti yet feeling poema given to tlie world - portrayiug home Ufe, and inore particularly farm life. Will Carlcton has a warm place in tho affections of Michigan people, and the author of "Betsey and I are Out," Uovcr Tlnni Orer witli llcaiitifnl Flowers,"1 etc, U always gieeted vvith a full house when be appcarg beforc them. He will lecture at University hall Saturday evening Feb. SOtb, his subject being the " Science of Home." The Ijadies' Aid Society of tbe M. E. church announces a Martha Washington Social for Saturday evening, in the parlors of the M. E. chureh. Many of the ladies and gentlemen will appear in costuraes of an hundred years ago, and the ladies are making extra proparations for the occasion. You are especially invited to attend. Col. John Sobieski, of Warsaw, Poland, who speaks under the auspices of the university temperance society In University hall on Friday evening March 5th, is a Prince of the Royal family of Poland. He is a descendant of King John Sobieski, and son of Col. John Sobieski, tho leader of the rebellion of Oiat country in 1847, who was executcd by the Russians for his patriotism. Mr, Sobieski and his mother were banishcd, when he came to this country, where Mi distinguished himselfin seventy-five battl, aud attaining the rank of Colonel. OLD FOLK'S CONCERT. On the evenine of Washington' Birthday, Feb. 22, the Unity Club will give "An Old Folk's concert" at the Unitarian church under the direction of Mr. Alvin Wilsey, assistcd by the University Glee Club, uiombers Of the Amphion Club, and Miss Ida Belle Winchell, soprano. After the coucert a reception and supper will be given in the parlors and bMement of the church. Are you Koing to celébrate Washington 's Birthday, by attending the Hoek Band Concert. If not? Why not?