The Inland League Course

The arrangement comniittee of the Inlaad League has decided to reduce &he mimber of entertainments to be given tliis year, and also to reduce the price of season tickets. The followiug is the course so far as it lias been arranged. If one or more entertainments should bo added to the course tais season, season tickets will adniit to them without extra cost: Dee. 5- Concert under direction of Prof. cis York, assisted by Alfred Hoffuma, 'cellist, Miss-Jessie Corlelte, soprano. Jan. 11- Lecture, speaker to be announced, possibly Prof. II. L. Willet, of Chicago University. Jan. 31- Music in Public School Work, in charge of Miss Lucy K. Colé, director of music in the Ann Arbor public schools, assisted by Mis. Einma E. Thomas, of the Detroit Conservatory, and director of nmsic in the Detroit public schools. Peb.- I.ecture by Mr. b. P. Orth, botanist for tbe Cook Kxpeditiou to Greenland in 1894, illustrated by stereoptieon views. llareh 13- The Haberlein Concert Co. Ilerman Haberlein, 'colloisr, Miss Anna GiUies, soprano; Miss Ruth Heymen, pianist. March 27.- Ladies' evening, program to be announced. Single admissions to the Haberlein concert will be 35 cents while tickets to the entire course are only 50