The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-23

tural halls, and intends to place on exhl-
bition large number Of relics Of the
revolutionary period and of all times
and countries. 70 this end the ladies
ask such of our citizens as have interest
ing relics to loan them to the managers
during the continuance OF the bazaar.
Odd fettOsUs' Fair.
The Oddfellows' Fair, at Greenwood
Hall, are very numerous this week, and
as attractive and bewitching as numer-'
Gus. In fact, we can't see anything es-
peoially odd about the fellows who claim
them and are proud OF them, but
would rather think them odd ii they
didn't. Of course it will be understood
that we refer, not to the ''Fair" as a COL
i lection of booths and manufactured arti-
cles, but to the "fair'' who are, by their
presence and smiles, the attractive fea-
lures Of the entertainment and are max
ing it the grand success of the season.
The room is handsomely and tastefully
decorated and arranged. The tables
groan beneath their loads of useful and
elegant articles, the handiwork Of the
Rebekahs Of the order. The whole COL
lection and order and arrangement are
beyond criticism IN every respect, but it
generally admitted that the surprising
success OF The whole is due to the charm
booths and lunch-tables.
I OF course the gentlemen who wear the
| three links on their breasts and furnish
| the buggies and gold sets for sale, and
the money for the attractive trifleson the
tables are entitled to- small degree Of
credit for their conduct, but it must be
admitted that in regard to the. general
success of Uhe occasion and the attrac-
tiOns which produce 30 large an attend
| 4 fi1a. a i'm, a. q annnyldurV mart of
| the cause which produces the excellent
result.
The booths, as already mentioned in
| THE STAR, are furnished each by it's own
lodge, and they are attended by the
| wives and daughters. Of the mem bers;
the wives. many Of them, being men,
bers OF the Rebekah degree, and the at
tendants, all of them, earnest workers
| in the cause of Odd-fellowship.
We have already given. the names OF
the ladies attending many of the stands,
and have by particular request omitted
many whose modesty, although special
inducement to, the repOrtOrial pencil,
caused them to especially enjoin any
personal allusiOn to their share in the
work.
The booth furnished by Cincinnati
Lodge No.3 is one oil the especial attrac-
tions of the Fair, and presided over by
i AfS, vi. 1dyiDl, Iutos lus " paihpoOt3
! Mrs, j. III. King, Mrs.. l.. Carpenter,
Miss Ida Bagley, Miss Mollie Learey and
Miss McComas.
Metropolitan Lodge furnishes hand
lisome booth which IS attended by Miss
Mollie Maeder, Miss Bessie Stewart,
MISS Mary Murphy, Mrs. ii. N. Keller,
Mrs. A. Thayer, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Mae
Ider. and several other ladies whose
names we failed to obtain, but who do
equal honor to the lodge and the occa-
sion.
Another stand is handsomely fur
lnished by Eagle Lodge, and as hand
isomely attended by Miss Jennie l. Tan
ner, Mrs. q. p. Ludwig, Mrs. W. IL. Bar
ton. Miss Lucy Fishwlck, Miss Dale,
Miss Ida Carr, Miss Eva BrIckel, Miss
Fannie Wynkoop.
Magnolia and Globe Lodges have united
: their forces on one OF the finest stands
. in the room, and appointed as its guar
dians Mrs. r. b. EsLep, Mrs. VIM. Stew
art, jr., Mrs. John w. Paul, Miss Cora
West and Mrs. j. Kidney, VINO are prov
ing themselves equal to the occasion in
J every particular and doing their full
| share toward the success of the enter
J tainmeDt.
} Another of the especially attractive
= tables is furnished with goods and at.
tendants by Queen City Lodge. The la.
/ dies are Mrs. l.. j. lnnes, Miss Matte
: Sullivan, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss L.
Belle lines, Miss Lennie Innes, Mrs.
+ Goff. and are valianuy sustaining the
: reputation OF the Lodge in every partic.
( ular.
Ohio Lodge No. has an elegant dis.
play of goods and the table is as well
attended as the display is excellent.
The ladies are Mrs. Feldkamp, Mrs
. lKlayer, Miss Grosmith, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs
lJ, IL. Littell, Mrs. Geo. Gale. Mrs.
e. tP. Littell, Miss Echert,
Mrs. w. J. Littel, Mrs. Jackson, Miss
Snyder. Mrs. Conklin, Miss Edith Far
lev, Miss Clara Woodwork and Miss
: Wrinch. Germania Lodge having no ta-
with Ohio Lodge, and are doing excel
E. lent work in the cause.
Vulcan Lodge has one of the hand
soonest booths in the room, and displays
: among the various articles magnificent
cake presented by Mr.. Barr. The table
is presided over by Mrs. W. II. Chris
tian, Mrs. w. Ii. Delhi, Mrs. James Rob
: inson, Miss Fannie Graham, Mrs. Fred
= Wagner.
Q Eosantiville Lodge has an especially
i. attractive display, which is handsomely
J. cared for by Mrs. Nellie Huff, Mrs. Lids
= Bryan, Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, Miss Irene
l. Mitchell, Miss Garms, Miss Emma Gun
a ther, Miss Lena Berling, and Miss e. A
$ Jones, who are making their booth ont
!, of the special features OF the fair.
& The fine safe donated by Macneale
Urban will be turned over TO the person
, having the lucky number tonight.
q Queen City Lodge has grab-box, un
der the special care, and supervision o
= Master Harry lines, which, at the price
: of five cents a grab, is somewhat profit
able source of revenue.
ri Building Permits.
The following permits were 1ssue'
e since our last report:
IL. Miller, three-story brick at 60 Bre
a men street, estimated cost $4,000.