The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-31

render their Home for evermore. 1t is in
charge of the following ladies: Mrs w. P.
Hubert Chairman; Mrs M. B. Ewing,
Mrs. Oliver Perrin, Mrs Frank Lawson,
Miss Gest, Mrs B. Bruce, Mrs. e. R Dono-
hue, Mrs Dryer, Mrs Jacob Graf, Mrs.
Sappington, Miss Snodgrass.
The Cigar Stand is accommodated under
pagoda-shaped dome of blue, studded
with golden stars, and is presided over by
Miss Ida Crane, Mrs. ]. G. Knight and Mrs.
Harry Crane.
The art booth is filled with paintings and
ceramics and is crowded with @str etic OBJ
jects of various kinds. 1t is in charge of
the following ladies: Miss Clara Andrews,
Miss Edith Harrison, Miss Emma Meal
pin, Miss Mary Andrews. Miss Maggie Ea-
ton.
The candy stand, dainty with lace and
crimson, is one of the most attractive in
the hall. 1t is in charge of the following
ladies: Mrs. ]. W. Donohue, Mrs F. H.
Lawson, Miss Barr, Miss Fisher, Miss Hat
tie Dougherty.
The sewing machines are presided over
by Mrs R. M. Bishop, Mrs. George NJ.
Hord, Mrs. H. L. Free; the scales by Miss
Mary Delorac, Miss Rea Lewis
These departments are branch OF the
Grand Central Booth.
The Mt. Auburn Booth is one of the most
superb in the hall. We must hereafter
make a more suitable description of this.
The presiding genii here are Mrs. A. D.
Bullock, Chairman; Mrs. L. w. Tilden,
Miss Stanwood, Miss Merriam, Miss Leon
ard.
Prices Hill Booth is stocked with superb
articles that insure extensive patronage
The ladies in charge are Mrs. VIM. Price,
Chairman Mrs. Freshman, Miss Erty, Mrs.
Thomas.
The Walnut Hills booth is a pagoda
abaze with bright and beautiful colors
under Chinese pavilion. The ladies are:
Mrs. W. II. Campbell, Chairman.
Mrs. Charles Foote, Mrs. II. A. Bowman,
Miss Kate Wood, Mrs. Dr. Harris, Miss
Mary Strong Mrs. A. Mathers, Miss Katie
Clark, Miss Anna Lewis
The following is list of additional COM
mittees that we shall have to refer to
another time:
GRAND CENTRAL TABLE.
Mrs G. K. Bartholomew, Chairman.
Mrs. Charles Mendenh all, Miss Jennie
hue, Miss A. Goodhue, Miss Pauline Car
| sui, MISS Mdf Ddl nAAoI Ihs W
Wood Miss Carrie Pruden.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mrs. M. S. Webb, Chairman.
Miss Lizzie Lnpton, Miss Katie Peel, Miss
Emma Fisher, Miss Daisy Burnet, Miss
Jessie Clark, Mrs. Gibbs.
FAN STAND.
Mrs. Tillotson, Chairman.
A;,, D,l,os Mre A-J....u I:s.
Grace Sherlock Miss Irwin, Miss Stettinius,
Miss Alice cambridge, Miss Woolley, Mrs.
Charles Anderson, Miss Whiteman.
THREAD AND NEEDLE CLUB"
Mrs. r. NJ. w. Taylor, Chairman.
Miss KEYS, Mrs. Watts Miss Ada Phipps.
Miss Carrie Lehmer Miss Lehmer, Miss
Proctor.
THE NORWOOD BOOTH.
Misses Carrie, Emma and Blanche
Phipps, Miss Anna Slane, Miss Louie
Swayne, Mrs. L. Kennedy, Miss Fleak,
Mrs. May, Mrs Drake.
THE FISH PoND-wAvERLY ARCHERY CLUB.
Miss Jennie Worthington, Miss Ida
Holenshade. Miss Lille Worthington, Mrs.
Rebecca Pierson, Miss Lu Sims, Miss Nette
Barker, Miss Jessie Barker, Miss Helen
OHara.
COUNTRY STORE,
Mrs. Rochester Chairman.
Mrs. N. G. Netteton, Miss A. Walker
Miss NJ. E. Graft, Mrs. Stille, Miss Alice
Bell, Miss Carrie .Swasey, Mrs. w. M
Doughty, Miss Sarah Smith, Mrs. e. P.
Cranch, Mrs. H. l.. Stettlnius, Mr.. G. w.
Carlisle Montgomery Rochester, Mr.. Rich
ard Ellison, Frank Coppock, DR.. e. w.
Walker.
MERCHANDISE STORE.
Miss stanwood, Chairman.
Mrs. Brooks Johnson, Mrs. Addy, Mrs.
A. o. Tylor, Miss Cooper, Mrs Daniel
Mears, Mrs. ]. G. Gibbons, Mrs. E. II.
Chamberlain.
The Smith Family Concert was huge
success and most side-splitting and enjoy
able entertainment
Punch and Judy under the manipula-
tions Of Mr.. Dan McLure, was excellent
and had plenty of visitors
The tableaux we're arranged in a very
creditable manner, but the delay between
the four scenes caused some impatience
among the audience. The four scenes rep.
did," "Cleopatra's Guards" Queen Boa
dicea and her Daughters" and apollo and
the Nine Muses."
tractive features devised by the Entertain
ment Committee, and the one last evening
was under the management of Mr.. Davies
Wilson, assisted by Mrs. James c. William
son, of Newport, and Mrs. Frank w. Will
son. Mr.. J. D. Perry, of Boston, was the
artist in statuary" Prof. Graeser being
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