The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-14
cHILDREN's HOME.
openine Of the Fair Tomorrow,

The Childrens Home Fair will be opened
tomorrow at the Home. Boxes of shoes,
soap. spring beds potatoes, leather and ev-
erythng one can think of will be for sale,
and the prices will not be high. And then
there is chance for the ladies-one that
should not be missed. 1t is, let us whisper
the mystery, "Spring Bonncts."
The bill of fare of the refreshment rooms
is out, and it will be seen that here also the
prices are to be reasonable, while the ladies
who have charge of this department furnish
in themselves guarantee that everything
will be first-class and well served.
Here is the menu: Lunch, II to o'clock.
Soup, Is cts.
RoAsT MEATS. Roast beef with potatoes,
rs cts roast lamb with potatoes, 40 cts.
COLD MEArs-Ham, 10 cts. veal loaf. 1C
cts. tongue, 10 cts.
ENTREEs-Chicken salad, 25 cts; lobster
salad, % cts; chicken croquettes, 10 cts.
lettuce, Mayonnaise dressing, Is cts.
VEGETABLEs-Saratoga potatoe, 10 cts;
Peas, 10 cts.
DEssERr-Pies, 10 cts; wine jelly, 10 cts
cake, 10 cts. Charlotte russo, Is cts. ice
cream, Is cts. ice cream with cake, 20 cts
oranges 10 cts. bananas, 10 cts; straw ber-
Bread, rolls butter, pickles, etc.
The hotels have very generously under
taken 10 supply dozen roast chickens each
day, and in turn will send soup enough to
go round each after his kind, as follows:
Burnet House, Tuesday, tomato soup;
Emery Wednesday, pea soup; Gibson
House, Thursday, mock turtle; Burnet,
Friday, mutton broth; Emery, Saturday,
cream of rice. The Grand Hotel gives sal.
ads through the week. People who know
what is what will know when to come, and
in fact people who know good thing when
they see it will come every day.
The ladies having charge of the Home
Table" will be in attendance on Tuesday,
viz. Mrs. Larz Anderson, Jr., Mrs Charles
Pomeroy, Mrs. Edmund Pendleton, Mrs.
Edward Coleston, Mrs, George Harrison
Mrs. Sidney D, Maxwell.
Miss Huntington as Treasurer during the
day and Mr.. Aaron A. Ferris during the
| evening
The Children's Home presented lively
appearance this morning. Everybody wa!
at work getting ready for the grand open
ing tomorrow. Wagon loads after wagor
loads of articles Of every description ar.
constantly Asrriving and the ladies are KEEP
busy arranging them IN their proper places
The ship "Pinafore" arrived in port safe
and sound, and is beauty. From the decl
of the vessel the ladies of the Seventh-stree
Congregational Church will sell aprons.
| Both the Edison and Bell telephone:
have been placed in the building and will
be at the service of anybody for small
price.
The Suburban Department will present 6
fine appearance when completed. Mr.
Claiming Richards, United States Attor
ney was busly engaged all morning fitting
up the Glendale" table.
Mr. A. E. Burkhardt, the Fourth-stree
halter has kindly consented to take charge
of the Hat and Cap Department. He viii
assume entire control OF it, furnishing
statesmen himself.
The different Methodist Churches hav,
consolidated in one room. One Churcl
will have charge one day, and another tn
next.
The Fair will, no doubt, be greater sue
| cess than was at first anticipated