The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-06
Religious Notes.

Governor Bishop addressed the Bliss M
mortal Sabbath7school yesterday.
Rev. Earl Cranston and family have 10
turned from their visit to the South
Bishop Ja9sar has not yet expressed him
self concerning DR.. Morgan's recent action.
Rev. Earl Cranston spoke last night al
Trinity NJ. +. Church on amusements far
Christians.
The forty-second annual commencement
exercises of Lane Seminary occur next
Thursday
The temperance meetings at Bible CIianel
on Longworth street will be continued dH-
ring the week.
At st. Henry's Church, Rev. Ulrich ad-
ministered the sacrament of the Eucharist
to thirteen boys and twelve girls.
The York-street N. E. Church choir, ~
sisted by our best local talent, will give q
concert at the church tomorrow evening.
Confirmation services were held of tl.e
above church, as also at st. Anthony and
st. Lawrence Churches, yesterday afternoon.
The attendance at Bishops Chapel Sab
bath-school has trebled during the past year.
The infant class numbers one hundred and
fifty.
The third quarterly meeting services took
place at McKendree NJ. L. Church yester-
day The love feast will be held this eve
ming.
Mr.. Charles King, son of Mr.. NJ. J. King,
of Newport, and Miss Griffiths were united
| i'll marriage at the Cathedral at O'Clock
| this morning,
DR.. Morgan preached at the st. Paul's Ro-
formed Episcopal Church, of Chicago, ycB-
tor ,Nf., Il, Io 1oa Hoo ,EoI
come pastor
Rev. ]. G. Albrink, pastor of Holy Trinity
Church, will celebrate the twenty-fifth an
niversary of his ordination to the priest
hood on May Dist
Rev D. W. Rhodes preached yesterday ut
the Church of Our Savior, on Mt Auburu,
upon the theme of the growth of sacramen-
talism in the Church.
The third anniversary of the dedication Of
st. Peters German Protestant Church. cor
ner of Main street and McMicken avenue,
was celebrated yesterday.
Rev. |. n. Stanger is considering the ques-
ton of opening a free reading-room and
amusement hall in the building adjoining
| Christ Church on the west.
The services at the Unitarian Church, on
the corner of Sixth and Mound streets, yes
| terday morning were arranged as a memo
rial to Major M. Hazen White
The Sunday-school Association, which
meets at Christ's Church tomorrow eve
ming will discuss the subject of Sunday
school Service and Hymnology."
The Evangelical Ministerial Association
will meet at the Presbyterian Rooms this
afternoon and discuss the question, ''l'lae
Preaching Demanded by the Times
st. Paurs P. E. Church was dcnscly
| thronged last night by an audience wiao
| gathered to witness the rite of confirmation
administered by Bishop Jaggar to twenty
two persons.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher of Providence, r. l., haa
been engaged TO supply the Seventh-StIect
Congregational Church, and there is mani
fest disposition to give him call to becoma
the regular pastor.
The resignation of DR.. Morgan and his
Withdrawal from the denomination stiH
continues to be sn interesting subject for
conversation both in and out of the Epi SEQ
pal denomination.
Forty-fve girls and twenty-six boys ro
ceived First Communion yesterday morn
ing at Holy Trinity Church, on Fifth street.
The Knights of st. Martin attended the Ger
emonies in full-dress uniform.
The Juvenile Temperance Band. under
the leadership Of Misses Seely and Hahn,
will entertain the public with an interesting
programme at No 200 Vine street, Wcdncs
day evening. Admission 10 cents.
The pupils of the First Baptist Church
Sabbath school, under the direction of Mis-
Bears, will give a musical and literary en-
tertainment next Thursday evening, the
proceeds to be devoted to the Home Mis-
sionary work.