The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-12
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


LUDLOW. RY.
The Galaxy Club gave their last dramatic
entertainment OF the season last Tuesday
evening to large and delighted audience,
the play selected for the occasion being the
beautiful domestic drama in two acts entt-
tied, Above the Clouds Mr.. S. r.
Thrush Us Crazy Phil, the leading heavy
role, very agTceahiy surprised his waTmeSt
friends estimate OF his ability to do justice
TO character that required acting that
professionals would call entirely too
heavy for you, my boy" His rendition OF
the Jealous crszed hermit was as ile
and finished a piece OF actlng as
can be found on the amateur
stage anywhere, and the same need OF
praise can be given Messrs. J. II. Grammer,
o. +. Hill and DIR. C.. Edwin Jones IN their
characters of ALFRED Tnorp," Howard
Gaylord" and Amos Gaylord and now
We come to he funny business of the play,
which was intrusted to Messrs. Charles
Archer, Chas. Vein and the irrepressible
Will Rig1on who with the assistance OF
those two bright stars of the ciub, Misses
Jennie Evans and LIZZIE lagerty, Kept the
large audience in one continued roar OF
ninth while on the stage Messrs. Rigid
and Nenn kept their auditors delighted
with local political hits. The STAR repor-
ter, our City Council, free ride, and last,
though not least, the Journal "Baul, were
William; but the grandest OF the
many grand and noteworthy efforts
made on this memorable occasion
was the almost faultess portrayal ol the
difficult parts Of Grace Ingalls," and Hes
ter Thorne," by Miss Dell Scott and Miss
Fannie Fairclough, whose fine reading and
thoroughly artistic rendering was the theme
on all sides. The entertainment concluded
with grand social hop, given by the club
TO their friends and patrons. great many
ladies and gentlemen from Cincinnati, Gov
ingtun and the suburban country We're
present.
sPKINGDALE, O.
G. NJ. Williams is notified Of his election
to the office of Constable.
Mrs. Alex Neave OF Cincinnati, formerly
of this city, is making farewell visit to
her many friends here preparatory to re,
moval with her family 10 81. Louis.
Mr.. G. V. Mccormick, late of the firm ol
Mccormick ~ Co., is putting up new
building, designed for "a grncery-not a sa
loon-as we have no use for such here
Ralph Mccormick, another member OF tht
same firm, is painting and otherwise i'll
proving his residence.
RELLEEDE. kE-
Rev. L, l.. Sanders will conduct the usual
services i'll the NJ. Il. Church tomorrow
morning
Dummy No 3, in ascending the grade on
Fairfield avenue. stuck last night ON Two
occasions.
Rev. Mr.. Woodhal of the NJ. f. Church
South, will preach in the Council Chamber
tomorrow evening at 4 O'clock.
The male members of the English-speak-
ing Catholic Church are requested to meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2I& o'clock at the
residence OF Mr.. Callahan.
4 meeting of the firemen will be held in
the Council Chamber on Monday night.
An election of officers will take place after
which tue Debating Society will decide
whether Iabor-savug machinery is a bene-
tit to the working Glasses or not.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
thief broke into the residence nf MIR. Sam.
Moore. on Fairtieldayenue during the teni-
porary absence of Mrs. Moore, Different
articles OF cl thing were scattered through
the house but not taken. The thief de-
camped after getting So 40 out OF Joe
Moore S pocket
HAMILTON
Mrs. L. y. Brown, wife Of the Snperin.
tendent of Schools, arrived Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Fila Bennett gave pleasant party
to her FIrst-Waru friends on Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Dr. Haines, OF Indianapolis, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DIR. Smith, of West
Hamilton.
Miss Clara Hollowel has returned home
after Il pleasant visit among her many
friends in this city
A prominent young man, well-known il
this city, will soon wed q beautiful young
lady Of Richmond, Ind
DR.. A. Loar has been called to the bed
side of his mother, lying very sick in Greer
County, Pennsylvania.
Hughes and DeIacourt brought in Lou
Hall yesterday, charged with cutting wit
attempt to wound one Charles Bousaw, OF
Basin street
Hamilton Lodge, No. ,245 will meet mex
Monday evening. A full attendance is re
quested, as matters of Importance will com
before the Lodge.
Miss Lena and Sophia Winkler and Mis-
Clara Wesco went to Seven Mile" las
night, to attend all entertai innent given b.
the Longtellow Club.
Elder j. *. Gan VIII preacn on IO-mOrrON
morning in the Christian Church ON til
question, "Whom shall we obey-God U
MANI" All are invited.
Daniel Shatfer desires to express thank
to the boys of the Fire Department for thei
prompt and efficient work at the late fir
that consumed his stables.
Mr.. 6rebel, editor of the "Germa
Methodist Apologist,' will preach in tn
Methodist Church morning and evening, i
the place of Rev. Grandyiile Moody, who
in Paris, III.
Fred. Bosch, Jr, has opened the From
street Garden. and proposes to make it
flrst-claSs evening resort Schweinfest's fu
Orchestra will he on hand tomorrow evel
ing 10 assist in the entertainment.
Easter services will be held in the Episc,
pal Church Tomorrow with a sermon o
the Resurrection, to be followed by I'll
Holy Communion. In the afternoon at 81
o'clock there will be baptism of chiIdrel
and exercises by the Sabbath school arpr