Coming Events

Rev. H. M. Curtis, of Flmt, in Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday. The next Chamber concert occurs tomorrow evening. Philharmonic club I On Feb. 13, Prof. C. M. Gayley will read a paper on '■ The Land of Black Hunger," before Unity club. Entertainment of elocution this evening at the Ladies' library building, with musio by the Amphion club. The Cocker league will hold a reception in the M. E. church next Monday evening. Refreshments and music. Prof. Carhart will speak to his bible class next Sunday at the M. E. church on the subjeet of "God in Nature." Rev. W. W. Ramsay will preach on "The Nation's Pet Sin" next Sunday evening. It looks like a local option sermón. At Hobart hall social tonight, Edward Bilbie will give a violin solo. Prof. Hennequin willgive an address, and there will be a banjo quartette. . The "Mystic Bell of Ronquerolles," Saiurday evening in the opera house, promises to be the most elabórate work the University Dramatic club has y et attempted. The next meeting ot the Chatauqua circle will be held at the home of Miss Payne. 8 N. State-st., next Tuesday even ing. Miss McLaren will read a paper on Whitter, and Mrs. Slocum will read "The Prophecy of Samuel Sewall." Geo. C. Smithe, secretary of the Washtenaw county Republican club, has called a meeting of the club to be held at the Courier office in Ann Atbor, next Saturday, n a. m., to felect representativea to the convention of Michigan Republican clubs to be held in Detroit, Feb. 22. By request Rev. J. T. Sunderland will speak next Sunday morning at the Unitarian church on "The Resurrection ol Jesus," in reply to the lecture of Rv. Dr. Olark on the same subject given at Hobart hall some weeks since. In the evening Mrs. Sunderland will give the eighth in her course on the bible; auhject, "Job, the great Hebre w epic; the Problem of Evil." Unity club will give a musicale Feb. G, in which R. G. Colé will read a paper orí " French school of composition," and the paper will be illustrated with selections sung by Miss Corlett, soprano, of Toronto, Ont., Miss Winchell, soprano, of Ann Arbor, and S. II. Crowl, tenor. F. L. York will be the accompaniest, and F. G. Plain will play the clarionet. The Cheauamegons will be there.