The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-31
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters of Local
Interest.

AhtclC Csts
Rev. DR.. Walden will preach at the M. g.
Church, Milford, tomorrow
The Y. M. C. A. Bible Glass will not meet
tomorrow, DR.. West being at Saratoga
N. Y.
Rev. S. r. Darrow will preach at the
Ninth-street Baptist Church tomorrow
morning.
Rev. D. c. Vance, of Lockland, and Rev.
I. Cowden, of Eaton, will exchange pulpits
tomorrow, June LIST.
The Third Presbyterian Sunday-school
intend giving their annual picnic at Parlor
Grove next Saturday.
City Missionary Rev. Mitchell will CON
duct meeting on the Espanade at $50
o'clock Sunday evening.
General S. A. Chambers is expected to a6
dress the Temperance Ref ,rm Club at No.
200 Vine street this evening.
Rev. ]. NJ. Johnston, of Rising Sun, o.,
will occupy the pulpit of the United Pres
by yterian Church tomorrow.
Rev. c. w. Wendte will discourse at the
First Unitarian Church tomorrow morn
ing on the topic Religion and Patriotism"
Rev. 7. Il. Madden, the new pastor of st.
Johns M. u. Church, has arrived in the
city, and will enter upon his work to-mor-
row.
A formal opening of the main audience
room of the First Colored Baptist Church
OF Cumminsville will take place to-nor.
row.
Rev. A. 8. Dudley returned yesterday
from visit to the Presbyterian Church OF
| Granville, Ohio, where he was formerly
| pastor
Bishop Wiley leaves for Europe about
June lst, to preside over the Methodist
Episcopal conferences and missions in Eu-
rope and India.
The outdoor religious meetings will be
held Tomorrow as usual. All workers are
requested to meet at Y. NJ. G. A. next Mon
day at ~ p. m.
Penteoost Sunday will be observed in all
the Catholic Churches tomorrow, and pro.
grammes Of unusual interest have beeD
prepared by the choirs.
Rev. ]. Emery will address the Walnut
Hills Baptist Church tomorrow morning
and the congregation Of the newly-erected
chapel on Evans street in the evening.
Bishop Wiley will preach at st. Pauls
NJ Il. Church tomorrow, and ordain Rev.
NJ S. Vail, who goes to Yokohama, Japan,
to take charge of the Methodist training
school.
There will be a rattle for gold watch and
chain for the benefit of the new Mission
(culored) Church at Gobrecht's Hall, near
the foot of the Price Hill Incline, on the
31st OF July.
} Rev. John f. Morris will preach in the
Women's Temperance Hall, No 200 Vine
street, to-morroY morning at IL o'clock.
He also conducts the service at the Y. M.
; G. A. i'll the evening.
? Mr.. Anthony Comstock, the well known
} agent of the New York Society for the Sup
preston of vice, will give an address on
!, Evil Reading" at the Seventh-street Con
gregational Church tomorrow at a o'clock
p. N.
The Rev. G. Fl. Daniels, pastor of the
Vine-street Congregational Church, has Sc
! Iected for his subject tomorrow morning,
'The Gospel Il Triumph" and in the even
ing "Tenperance-isitM Moderation orTotal
: AbstinenceY'
Rev. Frank s. Fitch will preach at the
e Seventh-street Congregational Church to-
morrow morning on the subject: THE
Priests were too Few and in the evening
! his theme will be "He that Sinneth Against
G Me Wrongeth His Own Soul
Rev. d. W. Rhodes will preach to-mor-
Y row morning and evening at the Church OF
4 Our Savior, Mt. Auburn. In the morning
a sermon tor Whitsunday. In the evening,
at o'clock, sixth lecture on "Perils Of
!, Young Men-Habits which Kill" {.
During the recent storm the large front
window of the Ludlow Presbyterian Church
n was blown in and demolished and the chan
e deler was broken, doing about $3.50 dam
rtt,t,, ,,In Of ,1nta.
glass and was about twenty feet high.
n The Presbyterian Sunday-school choir, OF
p Cumminsville, are making arrangements
for summer evening fete at the residence
of Mr.. John S. Crawford, on next Friday
le evening. The funds will be applied to sup
y plying the school with new singing books
H. There will be service tomorrow evening,
le June LIST, at 730 o'clock, at the house be-
e. longing to Mr.. Gibson, on Summit street.
In near Prices Hill, at which steps will be
taken to organize u Sunday-school under
the auspices Of the City Mission Committee
I'd of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
IN Mr. w. l.. Hathaway has decided to lee
I'd ture hereafter at Robinsons Opera-house
on Sunday morning at II o'clock, instead
r of in the afternoon, as heretofore. His sub
Vi iect for tomorrow morning is 'The Rela
to ton of the Spirit to Eife and Health ant
w. the Necessary Conditions which Secure tn,
Up Highest Physical Vitality"
Tomorrow is Pentecost Sunday, and il
h. honor of the day programme of more thar
=. usual interest and artistic merit will be pro
V, duced at the Cathedral. both in the morn
at ing and afternoon, by the excellent choir
IN under the directorship of the efficient or
gapst and leader, Mr.. Frank Wilson
70 Haydn's Third Mass grand work, will b.
in 10 MOI