The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-01

Liberty streets, High Mass was celebrated
by Rev. LngaR The music was excellent,
Mr.. H. Eich presiding at the organ.
At st. Paups Church, on Pendleton
and Spring streets, solemn High Mass was
sung at $50 O clock this morning. Rev. H.
Ferneding officiating. He was assisted by
Rev. Meyer. Beethoven,s Mass in G was
rendered under the direction Of Prot. Jos
Lohman. The solos were sung by Misses
Ferhaar and 0verbecker and Messrs. Greve
and Steltenkang. The world-renowned
missionary F. x. Wenninger, 8 j., deliv-
cred the sermon. sr
At St Anthony's Church solemn High
Mass was celebrated at $50 o'clock. Rev.
'Uhling officiating.
! High Mass, with excellent music was
also celebrated ct the other Catholic
Churches. B s, 81
~ HI BALLS ro.NreHr
A grand masquerade ball will be given
BY Brands Band at Jeferson's Hall-bo thi
halls. 54s, ass
At Prices Hill House grand masqus..
'rade ball win be given. The music BY the
celebrated Cincinnati Cornet Band. Cars
will run all night The grand promenade
OF the merry-makers will take place at $50,
o'clock.
Robinson Light Infantry. Company r..
First Regiment o. N. g., give q grand mas.
duercde tonight at the new armory on
Court street. James Thompson's full band
will furnish the music.
There will also be q grand masque ball
at the Bellevue House tonight i-
A social hop will be given tonight at
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NEW YEARS AAuSEAENrs.
All the theaters give matinees to-day, and
there are all indications Of crowded houses.
The weather is fine and attractive.
At the Grand Opera-house Lotta appears
ct both matinee and night Matinee, "Mu-
sette;;" night Zip"
At Pixies Operarhonse M. and Mrs.
bandmann ct the matinee give q double
bill, Don Cesar, !" and Raising the Wind. !"
At night, "Othello."
AT Heuck's Opera-honse. Mr. Milton No
Dies and company appear twice to-day,
matinee and night, IN the popular play,
THE Ph@nix."
The Vine-street Opera-house wishes its
patrons happy New Year, and gives two
performances, matinee and night
AT Music Hall an organ concert takes
place this afternoon.
nEcKPrroNs AND CALLS,
Thu orardest occprrarce. IN ths In. a
the forroa, &c t,s C,v;., "a T;nn,,ir
CIubs today. The frst nresent. s ANN ~ m.
usual delicacv to ;ts invited rueata Bv
the L;ndness a. y p Marritf Tsc Il
Marnuette the clnh which receives from,
10 r. n m. 9s the recinient of donation
Of some brook front white fish and siscor-
rat Massrs 1iImonr ~ the GrandsITotsi
have nndertaFen to serye thesa deIicacies
in a roval fashion. =, a rs
The lincoln Clnh o;ves III Aret animal
New Years rccention from - n. tn a n
M. at their palatisl headouarters nj the
corner az Eirhth and Race streeta. The
members have made. ali possible arrange.
ments for furnishine an eniovabla tin,e to
those invited.
The weather ia ~ fine that the cnstou of
New Years calls Il heine induleed in much
more generally than on anv nrevious wear.
Nearly ali ladies are either formallv Reep-
Hing s.opeii house'' or are n,3re uuietfv sat
home'f TO their friends
Calling cards of this wear nresent many
unioue designs and MANY ara both artistic
and beautiful. One Of the m at striking il
that presented by the Aquatic Boat Clnb
who call in a body The outside Of the
card is handsomely designed. while within
are cards of the membera bearing the fol-
lowing names:
Edward Wegelin. A. G. Banks Prank
Peek, Frank Gaetz Joseph Scheck. VIM.
Higginbotham.