The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-06
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Of Interest to Our Church Goers.

Professor W. Howard Doane and family
have gone to Florida to spend month.
The second of the series of entertainments
given at Wright Chapel will take place this
evening.
The Womens Christian Association has
received check for $50 from Mr. John r.
Mclean, of the Enquirer.
pleasant entertainment may be expect
ed at the Fifth Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of John and Clark streets, this evening.
A. d. Goldsmith, II. T. Ogden, and 9TH
ers will address the union temperance
meeting at No. 200 Vine street this evening.
The ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church hold their regular monthly social
this evening at the residence of Mr., W. w.
Sutton.
Bishop Wiley and DR.. Rust have started
OH Western trip, during which they will
attend the sessions Of the Western Spring
Conferences.
A catechism class will meet at the Sixth
Presby terian Church at 4:30 p. m. Friday,
and at y. m. Saturday at the McKendree
NJ. f. Church.
Rev. H. B. Ridgaway, DID, will lecture
in Mclean M. f. Church, on Ninth street,
near Freeman avenue, this evening. Sub
ject: "What Shall the Girls Do?"
Five converts were baptized by Rev. ]. n.
Duling, the newly elected pastor of the
Union Baptist Church. and two by Rev. S.
X. Leavitt of the First Baptist Church
The officials of the Presby terian Church,
Cumminsyille, are preparing for a series OF
five entertainments, the first of which will
probably take place next Tuesday evening.
At the Lincoln Lyceum meeting tonight
and music by Mrs. Corcoran and her
friends. The meeting will be held at Union
Chapel.
The remonstrance against legislation in
favor OF lotteries was signed by all in at.
tendance at the Lincoln Park Church
praver-meeting last night. The meeting
was large and warm.
Interesting revival meetings have been
in progress since the week OF prayer at the
Columbia Baptist Church, OF which Rev.
w. E. Stevens is pastor, and as many as
fifty are reported as having been converted.
A meeting of the ladies of St. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Fourth street, will be
held in the Sunday-school room OF the
church on Friday afternoon at o'clock to
take measures in regard to participating in
the Children's Home Fair.
The Methodist ladies OF the city and
suburbs met at Trinity Church yesterday
afternoon and voted that Methodism should
be represented as denominationai depart
ment at the Children's Home Fair. The
young ladies of several churches pledged
themselves to sustain table in the depart
ment, and large committee was appointed
to canvass the different churches.
The second meeting of Lynd Institute
will be held at the Ninth-stree. Baptist
Church this evening. The programme will
be as follows: Prayer, Rev. DR.. Duncan
piano solo overture "Dinorah," Mrs. T. M.
Hinkle; Records, Miss Emma DeCamp
Solo, Judith, " Miss Ida Seymour; Lecture,
The Golden Legend" Professor J. M
Hart; "A Song in MILL" Mr. Thornton
NJ. Hinkle; announcements, Professor W.
r. Benedict; music.
Following is the programme of tht
"Evening with Raphael" to be given by
the Clark Institute, at Trinity M. e
Church this evening:
Piano solo'T Puritani Miss Beacl
Vocal solo - FSTenGe MoTsiso Flso
Vocal duet-"Oome with Me"
Misses A. W, Bigger and Anna Web
The Madonna d San Sisto and Mrs W r. pay
The TRANSPORTATION,
Vocal soio-"Una Voce POGO Fa"...glrs. Muell,
Raphael's Frescoes in the Vatican
Mr., Archer Brow
Vocal duet-"rwp Merry Girls"
Mrs. Mueller and Miss Vornho