Coming Events

This eveninií the regular monthly social will be held ia the Congregational church parlors. Washtenaw Lodge, I. O. G. T., will hold their anniversary social íd Cropsey's hall tomorrow evening. Tbe Twilight quartette will be there. The annual meeting of the Washtenaw county Agricultural and Horticultural society for the electioo of offi ser9, etc , is to be held Tuesday, Dec. 20. Walter Thomas Mills at the opera house Dec. 15, under the auspices of the University prohibition club. Subject, "Shall government by the people fail ?" Rev. Dr. Kamsay will next Sunday evening repeat a lecture on the Life and Services ot Martin Lutber, at the request of the Cocker League. Also the following Sunday evenicg. AU Sunday schools in Washíenaw county are invited to send delegates to the State Sunday school a-sociation in Kalamazoo, Dec. 13-15. S'eps will be taken to organize a Washtenaw county association. The next meeting of the Chautauqua circle will be held at the residence of Miss [lili on Liberty-tt, Dec. 13. Miss Hayley will present a historv of Massa chusetts; Miss Watts, an essay O". "Our Puritan forefatbers" ; and MS3 Roy?, a reading, "Our foreraothers." ■ Next Monday evening Dc. 12, the Chequamegons, under the leadership of Edward Bilbie, will give a musicale under the aupices of Unily club. They will be assisted by William Luderer oí Detroit, Miss Caroline Ball, Miss Kate Jacobs, and Miss Falconer, of the school of musie, Ann Arbor. Prof. Henry C. Adams next Monday eveninp in M. E. Church, before the Cocker League on "Industrial and social effect of the great inventioos." J. E. Hodge will sing Longfellow'8 "Arrow Song." Mrs. George Lowrey will give some readirgs. Ewald and Crowe will be there witli mandolín and guitar. A Kirmes tea will be given Thursday, Dec. 15, after three o'clock, by the young people of the Congregational church. At bcoths representing the different nations, refreshments will be served by the young ladies dressed in the national costumes. An important feature of the affair will be the New England kitchen, where will be served ccsny old New England dishes. There will also be a sale of fancy articles desirable for Christmas presents.