The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-13
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

Rev. #. O. Monfort has gone to Florida
for short visit
Rev. Dr.. Patterson expects to remain in
San Francisco five weeks longer.
Easter communion and ccnfirmat ton SER
vices will be held tomorrow in the Ger
man Reformed Church.
Protracted meetings are still in progress
at the Eastern avenue Christian Church,
Rev. r. B. Neal pastor.
| Rev. DR.. Cooper breaches to the chldren's
congregation at the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Eells, of Lane Seminary. will
| preach in the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening.
The Baptist ministers at their next meet
ing will discuss the subject of ''The Rela-
ton OF Prayer to Gods Blessings"
Prof. J. M. Stewart will give a stereop-
tlcon exhibition at the First Universalist
Church, Plum street, next Monday even
ing.
The revival services still continue at the
Twenty-third Ward Presbyterian Church.
DIR. Earl is expected to be present next
week.
Bishop Jaggar will be at Grace Church,
College Hill, tomorrow morning, and in
the afternoon at st. Phillips Cummins-
vile.
Rev. DR.. Cooper will conduct the eservices
tonight at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hail. and DR..
Merit will teach the Bible Glass tomorrow
afternoon.
The next Y. M. G. A. free lecture will be
delivered by Professor J. Mickelborouhh
on next Tuesday evening. Subject: Coral
and Coral Islands"
Professor J. B. Chickering will give
Bible talk at the Vine-street Church to-
morrow morning upon Capital Punish
ments in Biblical Times"
Eight persons were received into mem
bership of the Orchard-street Presby terian
Church last Sabbath, and five into mem
bership of the Seventh Church.
The question before the Ministerial Asso-
citation at the Presbyterian Rooms on
Monday afternoon, is on the employment
ofspecial evangelists for revival meetings.
There were three confessions at the East
ern Avenue Christian Church Thursday
night. The converts will be baptized to-
morrow evening at the Central Christian
Church.
The subject of Rev. I. N. Stangers SER
mon at Christ Church tomorrow morning is
Returning to the Father; or, Seeking Re-
admittance and Received into the Old
Home"
Mrs. Alden, better known as "Pansy,"
will conduct the primary class Sunday
school lesson at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall each
Saturday afternoon for the remainder of
the month.
The second of the series OF sermons on
Christology, in the Mt. Adams M. e.
Church, will be delivered by the pastor,
Rev. }. Pearson, tomorrow morning. Sub
ject: Jesus in Prophecy"
Rev. J. Walshe, Rev. H. Early and Mr..
Grimmelsmann. of this city. took part in
the solemn Requiem Mass at the Convent of
the Sacred Heart Detroit, on the occasion
of the funeral OF Madame Brennan.
The members of the African M. e.
Church, Of Walnut Hill, surprised their
pastor, DR.. Mortimer, at his residence, No,
300 Park avenhe, last evening, and after
spending the evening in a social way, de-
parted, leaving behind quantity of pro-
visions. clothing, etc.
The audience room of York.street
Church has been repaired and refitted, and
will be reopened with appropriate services
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock. Rev. J.
Krehbiel and DR.. Mast will assist the
pastor, Rev. d. J. Starr, with Sacramental
services in the evening The Sabbath
school, Major Welsh, Superintendent,
meets at 8 o'clock.
Rev. s. P. Linn has received and accepted
an invitation to take charge as acting pas
tor of the Lincoln Park Presbyterian
Church. The Church has been very ac-
ceptably served the last few years by Rev.
DR.. E. Cooper, who has done much to place
it upon firm and substantial basis, but
his duties hereafter with the Board of
Publication will absorb his entife time
and attention. Mr.. Linn breaches to.mor-
row.
Rev. W. A. Miesse and family will leave
for New Orleans on the steamer Charles
Morgan next week. to be absent three
weeks. During this time the following
ministers will fill the pulpit of the East
Pearl street NJ. Z. Church: March 14th, Rev,
DR.. Haight in the morning and Rev. DR..
Hoyt in the evening; March 21st, Rev. DIR.
Walden in the morning and Rev. MIR. Eas-
ton in the evening; March 2Sth, Rev. DR..
Hitchcock in the morning and Rev. Mr..
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