The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-25
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

What the Churches Are Doing in
....... the City. ,.. ,.... .,..
Sabbath Observance was the subject of
several sermons yesterday. 49,.
Asbury Chapel. which has been closed
! for repairs, will be reopened next Sunday.
| The office of the s ar in the West (Uni-
versalist) has been removed to No. "a West
| Third street.
| 1t is now proposed to hold day of
Ipraver for better observance of the Sab
bath in the city. -.s f. ....
| Passionist Father Lang is giving a re-
| treat for the benefit of The Sisters of the
| Good Shepherd, on Bank street.
| The Texas Church, on Clark street. cee-
brate last evening the first anniversary of
the dedication Of the church. .n
| The ladies of the Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church will give a musical and
literary entertainment december 4th.
Rev. Geo. e. Fowler pastor elect of the
Central Christian Church, is expected to
preach for the first time December Sth.
Rev. A. B. Morey, of the Fifth Presbyte-
rian Church, and Rev. Mr.. Sloss, of Indian
apolis, exchange pulpits on next Sunday.
The new statue of St. Cecilia for St.
George Church, on Calhoun street, was
blessed at the services yesterday morning.
The congregation of st. Marvs Church
presented Rev. Father Menge with a hand
some vestment upon his, return from. Eu-
rope. .....,-
The Cincinnati branch of the Women's
Home Missionary Society will hold an al J
day meeting at the First Church tormor-
row. De. s.. ,. -
Mr.. II. ?. Lloyd, President of the Young
Mems Christian Association, was added to
the State Executive Committee, at the re-
recent State Convention.
Rev. Chas w. Wende, of the First Uni
tartan Church, last evening made an able
and elaborate review of Col IngersolI's late
lecture in this city.
The course of Friday evening lectures in
augurated by Rabbi WISE al the Plum.
street Temple on last Friday evening, are to
continue through the entire winter.
Rev. Father Brady is delivering a series
of sermons at st. Xavier Church on, the
Gifts of the Holy Ghost" His discourse
last night was on "Unders anding."
St. Cecilas Day was observed with pomp
Yesterday at the Cathedral and and AT st.
Georges Church in Corryvile. AT the lat
Ter place statue of ST. Cecilia was blessed.
Mr.. John II. Graft OF this city, and Mr..
Williams, of Dayton. KY, together with a
number of others, begin a series of temper.
ance meetings this evening at Mear's Chap
ell, on Plum street. ..-. D..
A number of the members of different
churches in the city have made up the cast
of the opera, the "Admiraps Daughter, y
which they will present at Lebanon on
Thanksgiving evening. ... 81. Gl ."
Bishop Fellows visited the Reformed
Episcopal Church of this city for the first
time yesterday, and preached both morning
and evening, at Emmanuel Church, Oh
Longworth street.
The Second German Presbyterian Church
(Rev. Mr.. Winnes) will to night open it:
promenade concert at the hall opposite
and Plum streets s1
i MenGelssohn's oratorio of "St. Paul" wa'
rendered last evening by the Orpheus So
ciety, under the direction of Prof. Car
Barus Mrs. Flora Mueller taking the lead
ing soprano solo parts =
The ladies of the Church of Our Savior
Mt. Auburn, give their annual sale ant
supper Wednesday afternoon and evenins
9th inst. J, in the basement of The church
A large variety of useful and ornamental
articles will be on sale. ......... .,...
In conformity to instructions received
from Rome the Right Rev. Prelates of the
Province of Cincinnati will meet at the
! Cathedral in this city on Tuesday of thi
week, for the purpose of nominating a sue
cessor to the late Bishop Rosecrans. ...
The new choir at the Lincoln Park Pres