The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-07-02

Urbana.-The eighth annual session of
the Ohio Sunday-school Institute, of the A.
M. E. Church, will be held in st. Paul
Chapel, this city, July 6, and 8, From
the we'll known hospitality of Urbana's citi-
zens, large attendance is expected. Let
them not fall behind in this instance but
each open wide his door, and extend to
both delegate and. visitor a generous well
come Rev. p. Tolliver is President of the
Institute, and the programme is very
practical one, so we anticipate much good
will be accomplished ...... The Rev. p. Tolli-
yer is indefatigable in his efforts to liquidate
the Church debt. Last week, DR., House, of
Dayton, lectured in the Church, and this
week, Friday, July /, Bishop r. II. Cain
lectured in the City Hall, for the benefit of
the Church. The former was sue
cess, and the latter will be reported next
week. ..... The closing exercises of the 7. L.
c., of which we made brief mention last
week, have not ceased to be the subject of
remark by the many friends of the Circle,
whose lot it was to psrtake of the the enjoy
ment the occasion afforded. The literary
exercises, which were of an excellent order,
were supplemented with refreshments and
parlor games, in which ali INDUCED freely
and to their hearts content, until the clock
struck twelve, when, at the suggestion of
Rev. Tolliver, hearty vote of thanks was
rendered the President of the Circle, for pro-
viding an entertainment so unique in intel
lectuality, enjoyment and refinement, and
all reluctantly dispersed. The Circle will
picnic on the Fourth of July, at Lake
Side Farm, where fishing, boating, croquet
and other athletic amusements will be in
dulged in ...... The Masonic fraternity here
observed the Oath inst, by festival in their
hall, preceded by an address, by Rev. z.
Tolliver, and display of the ladies, COM
| prising Cleaner Court, No. Is. Our breth-
rem of the mystic circle know we'll how to
entertain their guests, and this occasion, be-
| ing no exception to the former, was both
pleasant and profitable .... Benjamin Lodge
| 1771, G. U. o. o. f. would like to visit
Cleveland during the session of theD. L., in
that city, August 2. If the lodges in Cleve-
land will secure cheap rates on the railroads,
and Accommodations in their city, we see no
reason why lodges in Cincinnati, Springfield,
Dayton, Columbus, Chillicothe, Delaware,
ETC., should not attend, and make the first
meeting of the ID. L., in Ohio, a splendid
success. "Ac.l-sct in the living Present.
turn the lst Au. of excursions into Cleveland
:. e. Mrs. Mason and her daughter, Mrs. Ida
1 Soyos hOeuAhONSO suCif hOiAic, III <AOhio, ies9e
Tuesday ...... Mr.. Steward Tuck and Mrs. A
Boyd 'took in" the excursion to Chicago
Tuesday, last. Mrs. b. will extend her trip
as far as Milwaukee. -. :. Mr.. j. 7. King, oui
| gentlemanly and efficient hackman, informs
us that the editor Of the Leader passed
through, Wednesday, last, enroute to
Washington, ID. c., and that ..he made in.
quiries for us. We are pleased to be thus
remembered, and would have been better
pleased to have seen him ..... Messrs. j. L
King, w. @. Logan. s. Tuck and F. Rector
! Urbana's Big -Four, spent the evening O
the oath inst, in Springfield the guest o
the Lone Star Club, devotees Of Terpsichore
...... The Rev. 1. N. Fitzpatrick arrived il
our city Wednesday, from Nashville, where
he has been attending the annual session o
the Grand Council, X. w. M. The young
men are little suspicious of his frequen
visits hither, doubling whether it is tb'
young lodge or the yonng lady, which mos
attracts. You see, goodlooking Southern