The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.


Christie Chapel.
Rev. Mr.. Worcester, formerly of the
Third Baptist Church. has returned from a
Western trip.
The Rev. John E. Morris, of Chicago,
breaches tomorrow morning and evening
at 200 Vine street.
Rev. E. P. Roberts will occupy the pulpit
of the Third Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and evening. .I
Cherubini's Coronation Mass will be sung
ut St Pauls Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow in honor of the feast of st. Cecilia.
Mr.. Joseph Lohman is the organist.
Prof. J. M. Stewart of Baltimore, will
give stereopticon exhibition and lecture
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall Tuesday evening.
Rev. C. H. Daniels, pastor of the Vine
Street Congregational Church. has been
spending the past few days at Paddy's Run.
Rt. Rev. T. A. Jaggar, Bishop Of the Dio-
cese of Southern Ohio, breaches tomorrow
at Circleville, and next Sunday in Clifton.
At the meeting of the Baptist Ministers
next Monday the question, THE Duty and
Art of Religious Conversation Twill be dis
cussed. -sr go a-t
"The Tower of Zion" is the subject OF
the discourse of the Rev. Mr.. Hobart of the
Mount Auburn Baptist Church, tomorrow
morning.
The ladies of the Church of our Saviour,
Mt. Auburn, will hold their annual sale
and supper on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings next.
The subject of Rev. I. N. Stanger's SER
mon at Christ Church tomorrow morning
will be Systematic Charity Agreeable to
Christianity"
Rev. w. H. Boole, of New York, and DR..
Herr, of Dayton, are expected to spend the
Sabbath with the congregation OF the York
street NJ. E. Church.
Soul Need" and "Winter and Its Dan
gers" are the subjects chosen by the pastor
of the First Universalist Church for to-
morrow morning and evening, respectively.
Rev. D. W. Rhodes rector of the Church
of Our Savior, Mt. Auburn, tomorrow
evening will preach the fourth of his series
ofsermons to women. Subject: "Spinsters. "
"Moses and the Prophets" will be the
subject of tomorrow evenings sermon at
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church,
Longworth street, Rev. NJ D. Church rec
tor
The ladies of the First Unitarian Church
purpose of paying off the church debt, and
realized $500, nearly the whole amount of
the debt.
The Ladies' Archbishop Aid Society have
adopted new Constitution and Bylaws,
and will hold their first meeting according
to the new rules on the first Sunday in De-
cember.
Rev. David Walk will speak tonight at
the Y. M. C. A. Hall. Rev. Dr. West will
lecture on the PARALLELS tomorrow after
noon, and tomorrow evening Gospel SER
vice will be held.
Rev. DR.. Leavitt, of the First Baptist
Church, will give an exposition of the Sun
day. school lesson before the Y. P. N. U.
Bible School at the Richmondstreet Church
tomorrow afternoon.
The Loveland Presbyterian Church have
arranged for course of five lectures during
the winter. DR.. Walden, DR.. Payne, DR..
Thompson, Dr. Ridgaway, land DR.. Hemen
way will be the lecturers.
The Southern Ohio Holiness Associate
will hold meeting continuing two days ir
the M. E. Church, w. Mahon, pastor, al
Boston, Clermont County, commencing Sat
urday, December 9th, at p. M.
The Boys and Girls Christian Association
is the name of society which has been or
ganized in some Of the Methodist Churche!
of the city for the purpose of bringing In
the young people to church and Sabbath
school. -"
"The Holy Catholic Church" will be thu
&c To n,orniOU'o Hic0nl1
by the Rev. DR.. Patterson, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian Church. In the even
ing DIR. Patterson will lecture on the "Ful
fillment of Prophecy iii the Prosperity 3
Smyrna"
The next meeting of the Clerical Club,
composed of the Protestant Episcopal min
isters of Cincinnati and vicinity, will b.
held Monday week, when the Club will b
entertained at Fern Bank by the Rev. g M
Sturges. Tie Rev. Mr.. Kinsolving will b
the essayist. .. .-...... -..-....,,s
The ladies of st. Luke's Protestant Epis
copal Church have organized an Aid Socie
ty. with the following officers: Mrs
Madaka, President; Mrs Kendrck, Vic
President; Mrs. Frolger, Secretary, and Mrs.
Nisbet, Treasurer.
Tomorrow evening, at the Fifth Presby
terian Church, Rev. G. G. Hickman, paste
of the Avondale Presbyterian Church, an
former President of the Honover College
Indiana, will preach Oh christianity, tn
Spirit of the Age" -.....,. q
At tile first Presbyterian Church to-mo
row morning the sermon will be by tn
Rev. z. NJ. Humphrey, DID,, and in I'll
evening the Rev. +. c. Monfort will preacl
At the Seventh Church the same gentl'
men will preach, the former in the evenin
and the latter in the morning. .......,
The Ladies' Missionary Society of tn
Presbytery of Ebenezer support mission
ary of the Board of Publication to labor
its bounds. At meeting OF the Executi,
Committee last night. Mr., Wm. T. Reed
was recommended for appointment by IL
Board, with the expectation that he wi
commence his labors by the lst OF Decel
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