The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

ASH wednesday next week.
Miss Clara Baur will give concert at the
Y. NJ. @. A. Hail next Thursday evening.
Rev. DR.. James Eells of Lane Seminary,
will preach at Clifton Hall tomorrow eve
ming.
Six additions have been made to the
Third Baptist Church since the week Of
prayer. ....
Twelve persons were received into the
membership of the Second Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath.
Nine additions have hsen made to the
membership of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church since the week of prayer.
Services will be held at the Ninth-street
Baptist Church the coming week on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Gods Method of Converting Sinners"
will be the subject for discourse at the
Baptist ministers meeting next Monday.
At the Mt Auburn NJ. E. Church there
have been since the week of prayer twelve
conversions and as many as thirty have
risen for prayer.
E. Church on Sunday morning. There will
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings.
There will be mass meeting of children
at the Cumminsville Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon, at which Miss Jennie
Smith will relate her Christian experience.
At the monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Bible Society, held last Thursday
evening, the collections reported indicated
considerable increase over the previous
| reports.
Rev. James G. Whites lecture to young
women at the Poplar Street Church to-
morrow evening will be upon the subject
''The Effects of Novel Reading Upon the
IMAGINATION and the Imaginational Senti-
menta"
1.-THE Bad End of Bad Tongue and Bad
Temper will form the subject of DR.. Pat
terson's discourse on Sabbath afternoon in
the Central Presbyterian Church. In the
evening he will lecture on Watching for
the Coming of the Lord"
DR.. Ambrose speaks tonight at the Y. M.
G. A. Hall, and prayer meeting for medi-
cal students will be held in the parlors
DR.. West will teach the Bible-class to-mor-
row afternoon, and tomorrow evening q
social religious service will be held.
The Presbytery of Cincinnati, as hereto
fore noticed, holds q called meeting on
Monday at 4 p. m. Another call has been
made for meeting on the 10th at IL a. m.
for action on an application 10 dissolve the
pastoral relations between Rev. Joseph
Gamble and the Church at Wyoming, and
the reception Of Rev. DR.. Eells as men,
ber.
Lent: It's Origin and Observance" will
be the subject of Rev. Morris Church's dis.
course Sunday morning at Emmanuel R.
e. Church, on Longworth street, west Of
Central avenue. In the evening he will
deliver the first of three lectures on 1.-THE
Period and Fact OF the Corruption of the
Christian Church." His subject will be,
Gregory the Great"
The celebrated choir of st. Ludwig
Church, corner of Eighth and Walnut
streets, will produce tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock J. B. Van Bree's First Mass for
male voices. Among the selections are the
"Kyrie Eleison;" "Veni Creator e. Piketsh
tenor solo bv H. Willeke; ''Credo in Unum
Deum," "Offertory, basso solo by l. Piket;
"Sanctus "Benedictus," and "Agnes Del, u
basso solo.
The M. q. Preachers at their recent
meeting adopted resolution requesting
the Msthodists of Cincinnati, Covington,
Newport and vicinity to make every posi-
BILE effort to provide for the entertainment
of the delegates to the General Conference,
and advising them that the first duty was
to provide for the delegates before provid.
ing for visiting friends. The subject will
be presented from the pulpits.
The free services at the Music Hall viii
be begun one week from tomorrow. Tn,
hall has been secured for six months anc
the arrangements are all complete. The
services will begin a. 3 p. n,., so as not Il
interfere anv more than possible with th,
afternoon Sabbath.schools. Rev. DR.. Prat
is to be the speaker, and it i
stipulated that he shall not occupy NOR
than twenty minutes A large choir ha
been formed. of which H. Wilson Brown
of the Fifth Presbyterian Church, and Mr.
. Healey, of the Third Church, will hav
charge. Mr.. Carter, of the College of Music
will act as organist. The money necesar,
to sustain the services has been alread,
. subscribed.
Lincoln Park Church has made new ar
rangement on more favorable terms for tn,
, lease to the property. A generous reduc
| LlOL has uccu Ludut, hO LHdt d HlcT0 flOullna
sum has been required for five years, and al
, assurance of equal liberality at the termi
, nation of ttat contract. This has INSPIRED
new life and new start for church work
At a meeting of the session on Frida,
, night, Mr.. Z. q. Nunneker was appointed
, Superintendent Of the Sunday-school, il
place Of Mr.. J. L. Bennett, who desired t.
be released from the position, and resolu
ton expressing high appreciation of his ser
vices and thanks for the Same, was adopted
lME g. G. Rice was reappointed Assistan
ls--negiotspdent and Miss Olivia McMur
r rsy Secretary and Treasurer. Tomorrow
night tho ninth lecture in course vI u n.v n
We T.~.AAr OH the life and teanhinss ..
| Dr. oOos ---.-o" :
, Christ. Subject, The Tongue, Its Prope
, Use and Abuses"
Lood Personal.
Mr.. Ben Rice and Miss Mary Holsteil
A will be married at Allemania Hall on mex
n Tuesdav evening