The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-24

J. Ou Dl8lu slTCeIt VIII lufllSn EelTbbDuic0t5 AIM
/ presents 10 their scholars aud also t0 the 10
/ mates Of the Chil,lren's Home, who viii unite
win them Wednesday evening.
! The V Inc street Congregational Church has
| prepared festival and pres nts for The chill
dren. to be given next Frid " evening.
I The Church Of the New } Jerusalem, on Fourth
/ street, at 1880 Tomorrow, Will entertain all
Christmas tree.
The Welsh CalyanistiO Methodist Church, ON
College street, have postponed their festival
| until January 4, 1917.
| At St. Johns German Protestant Church
| there VIII be concert and Christmas tree to-
morrow eVenlng.
| st. P@u's German Protestant Charch win
give an entertainment and have Christmas
! Tree morrow evening.
Az the Evangelical Reformed Salem ChuIcn,
Tor tuesday and Friday evenings, an Q ter
tainment aAd Christmas tree has been pre-
+, pared.
! Christmas services will be held at IL A. 81.
Tomorrow at the First Uni ariau Church, cor
hef OF sixth and Mound street. Tie childica
oi the sunday -bChO i will unite in the exec
/ ci'es Tue music vii. be by a double quar-, cite.
a sermon Will be delivered by Rev. Z. ".
The Baptist Church of Dayton, KY, will
! give Christmas festival to the children to-
/ morrow night.
The M. f. Church Of Dayton, KY, celebrates
to-h'ght The children Will have Christmas
The Episcopal Church of Daytol, KY, will
: give the children an entertainment aud tre.,
at SOlje's Hall Friday night.
Inc d. +. Church Of California, o., Will Gel
ebra c Tonight Kris kimgle ami a christmas
Tree "ltl form part o. the entertainment
| OTHER CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS.
| "a a concert Of vocal and instrumental MUSIC
VII DC given at tho Iowa Hall in Glendale Oh
Christmas night, for the benefit of a churcD nc
Gano rms entertainment viii b3 Of higtl
order OF merit, and well worthy the attoMd-
anG9 OF those living in the vicinity.
Inc oodWard Aiumnal Association will
nave It's Christmas reunion next Thursday,
december u, IN the Woodward High school
| ball
| The Central Ohio Musical and Literary
! Convention, known as "EIstGIdfod," viii, Ia
ACCORDANCE with time-h nored customs, be
held Tomorrow ut tho City Hall, IN Columbus
Cinclnnati eholrs Will have a friendly and
decisive Issue with other ehOirs for he su-
| prcmlCy.
The annual meeting OF the Ohio College As-
socia'i1n @ VIII take place, beginning On " eduos
| day' Inc IollJwlng Is the order of exercises:
WEDNESDAY, 80 P. NJ.
Addro OF elcome. Hon. George Hoadly.
inaugural Address. President A. A. <.
Taylor, University OF OOster.
| THURSDAY, DECEMBER ".
Morning Session.
| from GG 10 lO-"ln5truCtlOn by Lectures. HOW
far desirable, and how best oo!ltucJedf'
| President A. schuyler, baldwin University
| From lO to i2-Ihe AssociaGton will meet In
the following sections: Philosophy AID The
l
| Languages.
Afternoon Session
From t. 3:@J-" ihe jesuit System OF Teaching
| the Classics"
| Prof. NJ. z. DJwl ng. st. Xavier's College
! From 8:SO to -"Ihe Importance of a knowl-
! edge Of PhiOlogy to the Teacher Of Class
| los" Prof. J. j. Nanatt, Marietta College
Evening session.
From 1870 to $3.50 The Value Of Marking,
| Prizes. AID College Honors."
! President j. H, Fahchlld, Oberlin College
From $3.50 to l9-"S ZENITH Courses OF Stud j."
Prof. +. W. Clarke, University OF Clnciunad.
| FRIDAY, DECENBER 49,
From to 10 a. Nh. he Place Of English in
the college Course, and how TO tcacn it"
| = Prof. A. U. Ihresner, benson University
| From u TO l2-Report OF Committee on Ohio
Coll ges, and con litions OF mem Der hin in
! the Association.
President h. b. Andrews, Denison University.
The Gibson House, Hunts Hotel, the Grand
! Hotel, and others will spread Christmas ban
| quets, after the manner of those they have
| here of0re given. only more 80.
! The Zo0ioglcal Garden will be a center OF
! attraction. rms place is one OF the huest Of
its Kind in the country The animals are now
| q | IN their win, 0r quarters, and it is safe 20
| say that the entire animal kingdom is repre-
| sented. The walks arr in deli mt. III condi-
| tion, and the place is OF easy APPROACH, as Two
or three lines OF street cars will take the vlsi-
| itor to the grounds.
The Cincinnati Yaoger Mutual Benefit Sock
ETY. will give grand ball in the evening for
the ben9ht Of tie widows and orphans At
| Beethoven Hall. on Eighth street, near t,rc
foot Of trice's cllned fiane.
A grand Christmas uatl will be given by thu
| Cincindati Tanners Society might a Jeffor-
son Hall i'll anticipation of the happy day To-
morrow.
At the Highland House a grand Christmas
ate noon concert will be given by seldom
! stiCkOr'S full Band. musui Il :ent pro-
gramme has been selected The Beiyedcra, the
most spac Gus dahcIug parlor in the West, with
! its accommodations for one thousand c0upiss
| VIII be gorgeous!y decorated for the occasion,
| and Will present most dazzllng aspect. The
! room Will b. Illuminated with tho sands Df
brilliantly cJlOrcd lights, Chm sc Ian erns and
Japanese fireworks. Prof. E. Stub3ins co:u-
! pltte orchestra VIII furnish th5 grand Iercsi-
/ chUIean programme. 1 his will uudouNte tty
be one of the most attractive places to 90 To On
| Christmas evening.
! he Orphans Bazaar, at Green wood and Mo-
zart Halls, VIII also be oAe Of the places Of at
| traction Of the uay.
| Att Merchants Exchange the scholars Of
1 the Cincinnati Union Bethel Wi! sit down +, u
| sumpUuOus "spread out" and thousands a.
young hearts VIII be male glad.
The prisoners at the jail will not be forgot
| ten. 1 he ofhcialS have arranged for a biz din
ner, and for once the prisoners VIII have SONG
thing to gladden. them IN their solitude
SOCIETY CELEBRATIONS
The Wayne Guards, Company A, First Reri
ment y. n. g., Will give Il complimentary
party atthelr arlnory, No. 469 VIne street, 70
morrow evening.
In anticipation Of Christmas, the Robipsen
Light Infantry, Company ii, First RogI;neR:
o. n. g., give grand entertainment to- iKa,
al Lafayette Hall, No. 6T4 Race $ rect.
A christmas ball VIII b1 given to- nighT a,
Jeffer on Hall by the Odd fellow "LieueF.
krunz"
| The Harugari M8nDerchUr will give grand
concert to-Alght at orkiBgmeu's ii N. A
Christmas tree will be one Of the attractions
| The Cincinnati M8lnerCnoc viii! ceicbrass
Christmas iu the hail o. the Society to m ar
row. The members and their families viii
have big time.
| The Ladies Society OF the TurngemeinJlo
held meeting last nighJ in Turner Hail "a
make further preparations for the celebrntior
of Christmas. he festival will take place 10
morrow night. The presents received by the
ladies for the "litUle ones" are numerous 1t
was resolved that a banquet be given after tho
| exhibition of the Chris mas tree and the con-
clus on of the dances.
| Tue ladies Of the Flower Mission, who met
! to-day ut the Y. Nj. T.. A. r. oms. received a
| Juutifu! supply OF fruit. flowers, &c, WAteh
| Will be distributed Tomorrow among the hos
pitfalls.
| PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
| Extraordinary inducements have boen OF.
| ferCd for the amusement seeker.
| AT the Grand Opera house "Mignoi" will bt
prGsen ted oy the renowned and tay0ritc artist
Miss Maggie Mitchell both ut the matinee sa.s
IN toe evening.
At RObinson's Opela- house Messrs. SLuart
Robson ana W. II. crane viii be the stars
| Matinee aud evening pGrrormanJ JeS, The MAS