Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-04
HON. ). 3. F0RAKER, GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
 WILL SPEAK AT THE HYPERION Thursday Evening, October 4,ISSS.
 -ALSO- HON, s. w. KELLOGG, OF WATERBURY, Will Give 8 few points about
 Protection.
Young Mems Republican GIee Club
 WILL BE PRESENT.
PINK FESTIVAL LAST NIGHT

By the Young Peoples Society of she First Baptist Church-EIegant COs- tumes and Toilets and Charming Decorations.
 The Young Peoples Missionary society connected with the First Baptist church held pink festival last night at their spacious rooms in the church psrlors. Supper was served from 6:30 to 8, to which about three hundred sat down and did full justice to the tempting array of viands set before them. Following, very enjoyable entertainment was held in the lecture room below, consist ing of duets, solos, with piano aecompani- ment, also other vocal music. One of the most artistically beautiful affairs of the sea- son the pink festival certainly was, and great credit is due to the committee who worked so energetically to make it success. The rooms were beautifully decorated with fes- toons, Japanese lanterns, fringes, fairy lamps, pink curtains, etc., and presented veritable fairy land picture. From one end of the ceiling to the other were hung pink fringes and the centerswas decorated with beautifully adorned gas fixtures of pink snowballs of colored papers and fringes. Among the most remarkable features were the pink Japanese lanterns, pink flower pots, pink fairy lamps and pink tea kettle made entirely of cape flowers from South America by Dickerman, the florist. Each table was presided over by young ladies dressed in white with pink ornaments. Among tke young ladies who presided over the tables were Miss Stella Upham, Garlic Sweet, Carrie Brown, Julia Buckingham, Minnie Bird, Net tie Humphreys, Katie Lawrence, Louise Grif fng, Nettie Moore, Gertie Cowles, Jessie Hine, Jennie Coe, Mrs. George Lees and Mrs. Charles Grifing.
 The vocal entertainment consisted of song by Mr. Robert E. Manross; piano solo, Miss Davis song, Miss Hiel of Meriden; piano solo, by Miss Huyls Armstrong; recitation, Miss Gertrude Futile, and a read ing by Miss Minnie Bird. Among the beau- tifu1 costumes were those of General Super intendent, MT. Cone Butricks, who was at tired in full dress suit of pink, Miss Gertie Futile, pink satin dress; Mrs. Fred H. All ling, white bIocaded satin with pink trim mings Mrs. George E. Robertson, white dress with pink cider down waist, and Miss Eighstadt in 8 complete pink suit. Among those who ably assisted the committee were. MT. Fred A. Betts, Fred H. filling, George E. Robertson, William Griffin and George Butricks. About $100 was realized from this successful entertainment, which will be devoted to the missionary societies. benevolent fund. The committee who so successfully managed this affair consisted of: Chairman, Miss Gertrude Futile; secretary, Miss Ella Granniss; treasurer, MT. Frank Bunnell
 Table committee: Mrs. George E. Robert SOD, Mrs. Dunbar, Miss Granniss, Miss Lizzie Briggs, Mrs. Fred Betts, Miss Fannie Lane, May Buckingham. Mrs. Fred filling, Miss Hattie Munson.
 Entertainment committee MT. R. B. Man ross, Miss Della Merwin, Miss Gertie Futile, Miss Eichstadt, Miss Wooding, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. George Lees.
 Decoration committee-Mr. Kemp, Frank Bunnell. Cone Butrick, George Butrick, Al Smith, Randolph Osborn.
 Supply committee-Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Shepherd, Miss Louise Grifing, Miss Fannie Cox, Miss Hattie Cotter, Miss Anna Butler, Miss Bertha Merwin, Miss Jessie Hine.