The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

kendree M. H. Church folks.
Services will be held at the Children's
Home at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A harvest festival of thanksgiving will be
held at the Universalst Church tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Cooper is at Lebanon, O.. at
tending the session OF the Presbyterian
Synod.
There will be Episcopal service in the
Swedenborgian Church, Wyoming, Sunday
evening.
Rev. E. +. Roberts will preach tomorrow
morning and evening at the Pine-street
Baptist Church.
The q. P. NJ. U. Adult Bible Glass meet
at the Richmond street Christian Church to-
morrow afternoon.
Bishop Wiley and DR.. Rust are in at
tendance upon the Holston Conference, in
session at Knoxville.
At the last communion service held at
the Fifth Presbyterian Church seven per-
sons were added to the membership.
Rev. George H. Kinsolving, rector of St.
Johns P. E. Church, has justreturned from
his bridal trip, and will occupy the pulpit
at his church tomorrow.
The ladies of the st. John and st. Francis
Booth, Md of St. Marys Booth, at the
Ladies' Bazaar, are continuing their work at
other halls with good success.
Until further notice the Sunday-school
connected with st. Philip P. L. Church,
Cummnsville, will meet at 230, and the
churcn service one hour later.
Bishop Jaggar expects to advance the
Rev. r. ]. Mel'sh to the priesthood, and
admit to the Deaconate Charles A. Hayden
next Tuesday at St. PauPs Church.
Mr.. Carl G. Roth, director of the Mendels-
sohn Orchestra, is arranging concert for
the benefit of the Columbia Congregational
Church, to be given next Tuesday evening.
Rev. Dr. S. w. Duncan, of the Ninth
street Baptist church, was elected President
of the Ohio Baptist State Convention last
Thursday at the annual meeting at Spring
field, ..
Mrs. G. R. Alden, the well-known author
of the Pansy Sunday-school books and
papers, will conduct the primary teachers
class at the Y. NJ c. A. Hall at 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Church
of the Advent, Walnut Hills. Rev. Peter
Tinsley, rector, have contributed in money
and goods to the amount of $1,140 q
during the year.
Rev. John Rusk, who has been attending
the Presbyterian Synod at Lebanon, will
preach tomorrow at Blue Ball, 0. Rev. f.
D. Morris, d. d., will occupy Mr.. Rusk' S
pulpit tomorrow morning.
"The Law of Forgiveness" will be the
subject of discourse by Rev. c. S. Evans
pastor of Grace Methodist Protestant Epis-
copal Church. in the chapel on George
street, west of Cutter, tomorrow morning
Rev. l. Newton stanger will address the
Y. M. c. A. meeting tonight and to-mor-
row night. Special services will be held
for young men. The Bible class will not
meet tomorrow as DR.. West is out of the
city.
Rev. D. W. Rhodes will tomorrow even
ing deliver sermon, by request of the So
cietv for Prevention of Cruelty, upon the
work and benefit of their organization.
This will defer the second lecture to women
one week.
Bishop Jaggar has arranged for Mission
ary Conferences of the clergy and laity Of
the several districts of his diocese-one for
Southeastern Ohio, at Chillicothe; one for
Northeastern Ohio, at Columbus and one
for Cincinnati and neighborhood.
The services Of Quarterly Meeting at the
York-street NJ. E. Church will be as fol-
lows: SACRAMENT OF the Lords Supper,
Sabbath. n II clock; sermon by Rev. W..
Runyan, P. E., at 7:30 p. M. and Love-
feast Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The thirty.seventh annual meeting of the
Grand Division Sons of Temperate of Ohio,
Mrs. H. N. Bishop, of Norwalk, O., Grand
Worthy Patriarch, will convene in this city
at Odd-fellows Temple, Fourth and Home
Streets on Wednesday morning, Goth inst,
at 10 o'clock.
The plan has been adopted at the Fifth
Presby yterian Church of reading pastoral
letter to each communicate previous to the
, communion service, and cards are placed in
the pews that each person may write their
names thereon, so it can be ascerta'ned
who and how many are present.
The Ladies' Bethel Aid Society met last
, Wednesday in their rooms at the Bethel
, and resumed the work of making up fall
and winter clothing for the poor of the
Bethel Mission. They will make their first
distribution two weeks from next Satur
day, and will meet for work every othel