Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-20
PULPIT And PEW.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST IN RELIC
lOUS CIRCLES.
Entertainments Given and il Contemplation
Some Topics for Sabbah Discoursss - Other
Matters Of Religious Nature.


Hall, st. Joseph's Convent Thursday
evening, was repeated Yesterday after
noon and last night, the bail being
hlled on each occasion with large and
appreciative audiences. In the after
noon the audience was made up prin-
cipally OF children attending the
different parochial schools. The "Visions
or Mother Goose" is very pleasing
pantomime, and was cre1itably enacted
by the ladies' and gentlemen who par
ticipated. The programme was inter
spersed with musical selections by tho
Pastime Quartette. The affair. taken
as whole, was a complete success,
auu handsome sum Will 20 into the
treasury OF the Ladies Aid Society,
under the auspices OF which organiza-
ton the entertainment was given.
a special meeting OF the ST Glars
VIE Presbytery will be held at the Bell
ARE Presbyterian Church. on the 3Oth
INST, Tor the purpose OF dissolving the
pastoral relations between the corgre-
CATION 90 that church aud Rev. l.. w
Harr Rev. Barr has accepted a calF
from a church in Wood county, this
! state. lie was formerly pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church I'm this city.
and has host Of friends, who will wish
him abundant success ia his new field OF
! labor.
The Opera House was filled lastnight.
The audience was large and apprecia-
tive, and the attraction richly deserved
IT, Mr. Frank Lincoln came to Wheel
Ing with strong endorsements, AID
much was expected OF his recitations
| ana character delineations. The best
that can be said OF the entertainment is
That Mr.. LincOln's work more than met
the expectations OF the audience. 1t
was one OF the most pleasing numbers
upon the programme Of Y NJ. c.. A. en-.
tertainments for the winter course
The statement that a parochial
school building will be erected this
spring at the Church OF the Immaculate
conception, is Incorrect. The building
VIII not be started until the spring OF
%. 10 was the Intention TO begin work
this year, but owing to the business de-
preston, II has been allowed TO go over
until next year.
Revival services are still in progress
ut the Zane Street NJ. T.. church, and
are meeting with great success. The
attendance has been very large, and a
| deep interest has been manifested.
The number of accessions TO the con-
RreEation since the revival began, now
reUches -.
The convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Associations OF this State, Del
aware, Virginia and the District of Col
umbia, which IS now in session at
charleston, Is attracting a great deal OF
interest. The Wheeling Association is
not represented by delegates.
Rev. DR.. Schwarm. the recently Sc.
lected pastor OF the English Lutheran
church, who succeeds Rev. T.. II. Dorm
blazer, is expected to arrive here from
Iittin, Ohio, to-day, and will occupy his
pulpit for the first time at the services
Tomorrow.
6The regular services will be held to.
morrow at the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. w. II.
Cooke, will preach in tho morning upon
The Obedience OF Love" In the
evening, Rejection OF Ones own"
A handsome sum was cleared on the
entertainment and supper given at Egg
erter Hall by the Young Ladies' Circle
OF the English Lutheran Church. The
proceeds Will 60 TO the Home for Aged
and Friendoss Women.
Rev. j. II. Little. who has been
chosen co-pastor OF the United Presby-
terrain Church, will not resume his
duties for some time. He IS at present
attending the theological seminary at
Nenia, O.
Rev. J. p. Donahue, OF the Cathedral,
Baltimore, has signified 70 Right Rev.
Mgr Sullivan and Most Rev. Arch
bishop Kahn his acceptance OF the posi-.
ton OF Bishop Of the diocese of Wheel
ing.
Rev. \. b Riker will preach at the
Fourth street NJ Il. Church tomorrow
morning upon Conscience" evening
subject, The Advantages OF a religious
life as compared with worldly life"
The new monastery at 81. AIphonsus
church is about completed and is a
handsome structure. IL will soon be
/ ready for occupancy.
Eov. Mr.. Drew. OF the Xenia. Ohio.
Theological Seminary, will occupy the
I pulpit al the United Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow.
A street evangelist attracted a large
crowd u listeners at the corner OF
| Fourteenth aud Market streets last
! evening.
The regular mems meetings At the Y
| NJ. c. a. will be held this evening at
| '.i5 and tomorrow afternoon at
| O'Clock
Row. DR.. Buckley, OF the Thomson VI.
/ y. church, is loo Cincinnati. His put
| pit will be occupied tomorrow by Rev
/ 2obO
/ Special services are being conducted
| every evening at the Church OF God, in
| Mc}iecuen.
SvoEuSc Pig Lunch and Soup Satur-
I day evening 40 Charles Obermann's. No.
/ 1903 Jacob street Friends cordially
| Invited.
Az interesting art.c Ia on the turf out