Unity Club Course

The oourae which will be given by the Uuity Club this year will consist in the main of the following: Two leeturers on three Sheakespearean plays, by Jamos Kay Applebee, of Boston. Edwin Waldo Emerson, of Boston, son of Ralph Waldo Emerson, will deliver two lectores on Art. A leeture, illustrated by eleetricity i will be given by D) Harold Wilson, of Detroit, on the subject, "The relation of color to emotion. " Rev. Mr. Whitford, of Saginaw, will íive a leeture on Dante. Rev. Lee Collester, of Detroit, will deliver an illustrative leeture on "Old Cambridge and Concord." Rev. John Synder, of St Louis, will give a leeture on "The evolution of American humor," The eourse wili be opened by the Ypsilanti Orchestral Society and a Ladies' quartet in charge of Prof. Gareissen, of' Ypsilanti. A G. A. R. in eharse of Col. Childs. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Stone, of Kalamazoo, will give a 'lecture "The Holy Land and Egypt." Rev. J P. Hutchinson will have charge of an English eveninjf. poetry and song. Prof. John W. Langley will lecture on "Electricty in England.'" Mr. J. P. Smith, of Ypsilanti, will give a violin recital. . Hon. E. P. Allen, of Ypsilanti, will lecture on "The Greatest American." Lectures are also expected from Profs. Greene, Doek and W. A. Camp'iel!, of the University.