The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-16
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Rev. A. 3. Dudley mas gone 10 Kansas f0r
months visit.
| Prof. Albert ]. Mast, of the Cincinnati
Wesleyan College, is at Lakeside.
Rev. Mr.. Lee, of the Union Bethel, is
spending few days at Chautauqua.
Rev. DIR. Cooper, of the Lincoln Park
Church, left last evening for short visit to
Chautauqua.
Rev. Mr. Wise, OF Covington, will preach
at the Ninth Stree. Baptist Church to-mor-
row morning.
| DR.. John E. Jones will attend the Confer
ence at Urbana as delegate from McKen-
dree M. f. Church.
. Some of the colored people are consider
ing the subject of holding camp-meeting
near East End Hall.
Rev. A. C. Wheaton, of Cheviot, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Third Baptist
Church tomorrow morning.
Rev. DR.. Duncan, of the Ninth-street Bap.
tist Church. has left the city for a four
weeks visit to the seashore.
Rev. S. r. Walker, with a company of
Sabbath School workers from College Hill,
have gone on trip to Chautauqua.
The Ladies' Archbshop's Aid Society will
decide next Tuesday whether or not they
will hold the Bazar in the Music Hall.
Rev. w. Young will preach tomorrow
morning at the Pendleton NJ. f. Church.
Rev. |. Carr will preach in the evening.
At the Childrep's Home, Ninth street,
near Plum, service is held at o'clock Sab
bath afternoon. Address by Rev. D. ].
Starr.
Mrs. Gen. w. T. Sherman has signified
her intention of coming to Cincinnati and
taking part in the Bazaar given b. the La
dies Archbishop's Aid Society
Arrangements are being made for
grand temperance mass meeting in the
First Ward. it will probably be held at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
The Church of Our Saviouris closed for
few weeks for the purpose of erecting a
new organ at an expense of 81, 600, building
by Messrs. koehnken u Co., of this city.
The Rev. Mrs. JAS Shields is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Covington.
Her husband has been called to preside
over Presbyterian Church in ST. Louis.
Rev. VIM. r. Henderson, late pastor of
the Second Presby yterian Church, at Dan
vile, KY, has received unanimous call to
the church at Iowa City, which he will
probably accept.
Rev. W. W. Ramsey, pastor of Union
Church, Covington, it is expected will be
transferred in October to the Pittsburg
Conference and stationed at Christ's
Church, Pittsburg
The picnic and dinner rendered last Tues
day at Mount Lookout by Mrs. Kilgour and
several other ladies to the children of the
Home Mission, Pendleton, will be kindly
remembered by the little ones.
Rev. A. B. Morey, whose popular Sab
bath evening sermons have been so well at
tended, will close the series tomorrow
night with lecture on Vacations" The
Doctor will leave Monday for an extended
Eastern trip
At the Central Christian Church Rev. 8.
Fl. Meade will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at usual hours Themes
"The Reality of the Christian Religion in
the morning and Christ and Satan Diyid-
ing the Spoils' at night.
Rev. w. Fl. French. DID,, will deliver an
address this evening at the Y. NJ G. A.
Hall. Rev. DIR. Mast will address the Bible
Glass tomorrow afternoon. Subject, "Time
and Mannerof "Anti- -Christ's Destruction"
and tomorrow evening Gospel service
will be held
The Mt. Zion Baptist Church (colored),
which for the past four years have met in
rented room over the lime house on
Plum street. have purchased a good-sized
carpenter shop on Cutter street near Court,
where they will hold their services as soon
as the building is renovated.
The Sunday-scho of Miami and White
water Townships willm at Hunts Grove
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. A. Il. Chamber
lain, Rev. B.W. Chidlaw, R. II. Hawley, G.
W. Lee will deliver addresses. A large and
profitable meeting is expected.
The silver jubilee of the Right Rev.
Bishop Toebbe takes place on the 14th of
September, on which occasion the Catholics
of the Diocese of Covington will give a
grand ovation to their pastor. Archbishop
Purcell will celebrate the Pontifcal High
Mass and preach the sermon of the day.
Rev. G. R. Alden will preach at the Pres
byterian Church of Cunminsville to-mor-
row morning from the text, LAS Long as |
am in the World, l ain the Light of the
World" Blackboard sermon in the eve
ming, especially adapted for the young peo-
pie. Text, "Ye are the Light OF the
World"
The Walnut Hills Baptist Church has
had no pastor since November last, but has
maintained services on Sunday morning,
prayer meetings on Sunday and Friday
evenings, womans' prayer meeting on
Sunday afternoon and cottage meeting
Gil tuesday. The church is attempting to
free itself from debt.
A daily paper will be issued during the
twelve days that the Ladies' Bazaar is to
last which will contain, besides advertise.
ments and local matter, several original ar
ticles contributed for the paper by distin-
gushed writer's both of this country and
Europe. On the last day of the Bazaar the
manuscripts of these articles will be put up
at auction.
At the celebration of the Feast of AS
sumption Yesterday at the Church of Atone
mcnt, on Third street, Archbishop Purcell
received the following young ladies of Gin
cinnati into the Order of the Sisters of
Our Lady of Mercy" Miss Sary McNa-
mara, Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Kate Cas-
sidy, Miss Ellen Kelly, and Miss Julia
O'Connell.
Many of the Union Bethel Sunday-schools
have returned from the summer vocation,
and the school, which has been compara-
lively small during the hot weather, is
again filling mp. There was larger attend
ence last Sunday than there has been for