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—The concert to be given at Zion Baptist Church Thursday evening, by the Monroe Club, is promised to be a grand affair, as also the luucheon which is to be served daring the , day by the ladies of the club. The committee I in charge are the Monroe sisters, S. S. Adams 1 and R. H. Belsinger.Union Baptist Church will have a grand concert Friday evening, under the management of Mr. James Fowler, for the benefit of Polar Star Lodge, No. 1, Knights of Pythias. The committee consists of Messrs L. tt Wilson, D. W. Hamilton and Hon. Arthur J. Riggs. * , ■ 'k | ' : j •:,—Mrs. Louis D. Easton gave a “charming breakfast” in honor ol Mrs. Finney, Friday, lrom 9 a.m. to 12 M., which was really a unique affair, which will bo attended with : many very pleasant recollections by the ladies * who participated.For the benefit of the building fund.of Union Baptist Church the juvenile cantata of“Golden Hair and Three Bears” will be given in that church Thanksgiving night, under the direction of Mrs. Anna Hart.Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Thomas, of J Mound street, extended a delightful tea to a select number ol irlends, last Wednesday evening, to meet Mrs. Finney, a leading society lady of Detroit, Mich.—For the past fortnight Rev. Darnell’s bazar has been in progress at the First Baptist I Church, of Walnut Hills, and it is gratifyingthey are meeting w ith great success.The Mount Zion M. E. Church of Cum-minsville will give a Thanksgiving dinner in their church. The managers are Mrs. L Mc-Neare and Mrs. Louis Facing.Mrs. Katie Blunt, of Kansas City, Mo., after a brief visit in our city, the guest of Mrs. Warren King, returned to her home last Thursday evening, • |i—Rev. W. A. Burch, of Union Baptist Church, has returned from Chicago, 111., and will fill his pulpit this morning. #—Rev. W. S. Rollihs, ot the M. E.Louisville, K\\. was inthecitv Ust iChurch—Mrs. Elias Flowers has returned from a week’s visit to her uncle, at Milford, O.To the Ivdltor of the Commercial Gazette:The statement in your columns ol last Sunday about the contest given by the Bristow Band, Friday, the loth, was erroneous. Theyfailed to secure the hail, and the lights were turned out on them, so they had to vamose.The Cincinnati Cornet Band will meet Bristow’s Band at any stilted time, from $25 upward. Put up or shut up. i-fryfeW. H. JonxsToxr 152 Wttt Sixth street.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Sun, Nov 24, 1889
Page 16
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