A New Lecture Course

The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal ohurch, has arranged a unique series oí lectures and comcferts, whioh will be supplled to many of the sarro undiag towns durimg the winter and spu-iug. Under the super:mtendence oi J. Henry Aan Tassel, Wesleyan Guild secretary ot tlie i-'.pworth Leagu-e, the conrs ha fiüially beeo laid out and will begin in Grafis Latoe next Friday evenlng, -!':■■. 21, ppobably wffib an eloeutionary ontertaijnuont by Misscs McMonagle and Stebbiais. Arrajigements ttave been completed by which the conree wil] te given in South Lyons, Grase Labe .uid Hamburg, and jn-obably in Dexter, Maiuiicsiw-, Eniery, Milan, and possibly in Ciinton. Tlie talemt is eaitirely of Univci-i ty Ktudents vlio are paa-tieularly iitted to fjK-ak uu the subjeets amnounced. Mr. Shivley Sniitli, '97 lit , will l9Cture 011 "Abraham Lincoln- -the Maai." 'Jlr. Thad. E. Lelaad, '96 lit, will speak on 'The 3iaili-oatl Problem." Mr. chas. K. Oarpeoter, '95 lit, on "Heredity." Mr. C5arpentr is au assistaut in the zoologloal lepai-tmíint. J. Ilenry Van Tassei's subject has not yet beein anuounced. "Au Evening witli American HumorBdwita S. Bartlett, '97 lit, will give ists," ineluding Mark Twain, Josh Billings, Marshal 1'. Wilder and Wm. X. Howells. ÏJieodóre VladeaniroO, '90 lit, will lecture on "Oriental Lflfe in Oriental Countries." It will be g-hien in costume. Misses McMonagle and Stebbms will gi- an elocutionary programme. A student's glee club has been orsa.nized under the leadership of P. A. Beach, which will give a.n evpning of college snn-'s.