The weekly review., 1881-04-16
LOUISVILLE DOINGs.

LOUISVILLE DOINGS.
The Rev. DR.. Floyd, who came to
the city few weeks ago for the pur.
pose of uniting the Two branches OF
The Episcopal Church, has taken a
French, leave and gone to- 4 more con-
genial cline.
The festival given at Quinn Chapel
last Monday evening WIS a very en-
joyabis affair
Y Mrs Cllancy Steward died INst Sun,
day, after having suffered the severe
eontortions 81 ninety three sueccssiyos
spf sins il swensy fsgf honss
Mr. g Nv Brown has solicited sub
serlpiops for the Colored Orphans.
nome, anoqptipg 10 over $500 dur
ing the last six. months.
Mr., King, Grand Master Of the
Masonic Lodges Of Kentucky. was in
the city during the fore part of the
week.
1t is rumored that Elder Martin,
former pastor of Martins Chapel, has
changed faith and become a member
OF the Baptist Church.
Recently there WAS established in
this city a colored Congregational
Church. The first Of the kind ID the
history of Louisville.
Mr., John Oglesby, a member otthe
United Brothers, was. buried from the
Fifth street Baptist Church last Tues,
day.
Easter services tomorrow at Knox
Chapel, under the auspices Of the
knight Templars. ReYerends Riley
and Caldwell officiating.
Fortunately the Keno bank on Wal
nut streetsbetween Ninth and Tenth
has been broken up.
Bishop Campbell occupied the pull
PIT at Qninn's Chapel last Sabbath
morning, and IN the afternoon he dis
eoursed to The cong resation Of ST.
.1s1aes fzt1pal..
The members of the Fifth street
Baptist Church Choir sadly miss the
able services of their former leader,
Mr.. Madison Minnis.
Did Dir. J.'J. G. attend the last
concert given by the boys of the
House OF Refuge; if so, with whom
We are sorry we can not answer the
above question fully, however, We
will do our best, He attend The con.
cert, and we are afraid alone, as
We have known the gentleman for
years and have never known him to
accompany lady anywhere, except
to party or some free social gather
ing, where not even car fare was ne
cessary.
Several of our high toned young
men are receiving severe censure, and
justly, too--in our opinion-tor not
raising their hats to lady acQuaint-
ances.
We miss our happy young friend,
Mr.. W. P. A, from Church Sunday
evenings. He ought not to be so sell
fish. We've no doubt the lady out
Seventh street would enjoy church
occasionally, to say nothing of the
walk home.
We learn that Mr.. Moody Is at a
stand still on the matrimony question,
and can not make up his mind quite.
Better decide quickly He is wonder
ing now whom he will have, and after
awhile he will find himself wondering
who will have him.
Miss Lilly Brannon has organized
dramatic club, and they are rehears-
ing the comedy, The Happiest Day
OF MY Lie.
The banquet to be given by the
Knights Templar bids fair TO be the
event of the season.
We have learned that Mr. T. NJ i.
Dunlop has accepted the position of
manager of the Star of the West
Club, and will take them out on the
road during the summer season.
Miss L. F. j. is still waiting for
letter. He has not written since he
has been in Nashville.
The little misunderstanding be-
tween Messrs. Wood, Grundy and
Gibson, concerning some hats, has
been amicably settled.
The Masons will have a grand
union celebration here June "a. Dell
arotIons are exnecfad from CsiOcin-