The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Bishop Jaggar will visit the Episcopal
Mission at Mt. lookout tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Cooper will preach at Lincoln
Park Church morning and at night
Rev. DR.. Bait breaches at the Presbyte-
rian Church, Broadway, morning and at
night.
Rev. DR.. Baird is still confined to his
room, at his residence in Covington, by
illness.
Mrs. Kelly will lead the temperance
meeting at 200 Vine street tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The funeral of Rev. F. x. CANCEL, o. s.
f., took place yesterday from st. Clements
Church.
Rev. c. w. Wendte will speak upon the
topic, IA Glimpse at London" at the Uni
tartan Church.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Jaggar will preach at the
Church of Our Saviour, Mt. Auburn, to-
morrow evening.
Rev. ]. N. Stanger. at Christ's Church, to-
morrow evening, will answer young man. S
inquiries in last Mondays Gazette.
Rev. G. R. Alden will deliver an address,
illustrated by blackboard exercises, at the
Children's Home tomorrow afternoon.
Last month the dining and lodging room
department of the Union Bethel gave away
408 meals, 731 lodgings and 587 loaves of
bread.
Rev. s. H. Meade will preach at the Cen
trail Christian Church. on "Home Wants."
in the mornir 6, and circumcision" in the
evening. .e ...
The Sabbath-school of the Presbyterian
Church at Connersviile. Ind. will get the
banner for the study of the Chester Cate
chism.
Rev. DR.. Edwards of the Danville Theol-
ogical Seminary, is supplying the Second
Church, Presbyterian, of Lexington, for a
few Sabbaths. .
Rev. Frank s. Fitch will preach at the
Seventh Street Congregational Church to-
morrow morning on the subject, "The
Christian Sabbath"
4, Archbishop Purcell confirmed ninety
rine persons at Ripley, O., last Sunday.
The following day forty-eight were con-
firined at Arnheim.
At the Baptist Ministers Conference
next Monday, Rev. DR.. Duncan will open a
discussion on the subject, "How to induce
the youth to attend preaching SERVICE"
Rev. Robert Christie, of Louisville, Mod
orator of the Synod of Kentucky. will open
its meeting at Maysvile October 23d, with
a sermon on the Missionary Work of this
Age"
Rev. DR.. s. K. Leavitt speaks at The Y.
M. G. A. Hall this evening. DIR. West will
teach the Bible class tomorrow afternoon,
and tomorrow evening there will be gem
eral exercises. .M
The funeral of Fred Kroell, son of the
late pastor of st. Johns Protestant Church,
corner of Twelfth and Elm Streets will
take place from that church at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The young ladies of Mr.. Bernard's Bible
Glass, at the Ninth-street Baptist Sunday
school, together with a number of invited
guests, are spending the afternoon at Col
lege Hill gathering autumn leaves.
Abel Brewer, Esq, is in receipt of a letter
from Rome announcing that Rev. Mr..
Powell, lately called to be rector of the
Church of the Atonement at Riverside, will
be with his parish on the second Sunday
in October.
The Mt. Lookout Sunday-school will give
a praise meeting in the Mt Lookout Church
tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock. A very
attractive programme, chiefly musical, has
been prepared. The school will be assisted
in its songs by the Mendelssohn Orchestra.
At recent meeting held at Trinity
Church. in behalf of the Womens Home
Missionary Society, resolution was adopt
ed requesting the Presiding Elders of the
two Cincinnati Districts to arrange for a
visitation of the churches in the city in the
interests of this Society.
Mr.. Lucas Gathebode, of the Order of st.
Francis, has gone to Kansas to arrange for
a College in the neighborhood of the Ger
man st. Boniface Colony. The Franciscans
of this place, at the wish of Bishop Fink,
of Leavenworth, will take charge of the in
stitution. Mr.. Philip Schott. of st. Joseph
College. is also there.
The rehearsals of the United Catholic
Choirs are held at Badwins Piano Rooms
No. 1853 West Fourth street, near Elm, at s
D. nj. sharp: Monday for ladies, Wednes-
day for gentlemen. Tomorrow, Sunday
the first mass rehearsal for ladies and gen
tlemen will be held at Washington Plat
form, Court street, near Elm, at the sam
hour.
The Synod of Cincinnati meets at
Lebanon October 23d, and will celebrate the
senli-centennial of its organization. In ad-
dtion tn the usual sermon by the Modera-
tor, historical discourse will be given by
Rev. DR.. Skinner, and addresses made by
those who are present from the ministers
and elders who participated in its first meet
ing fifty years ago.