The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
THE ST. JOINS CURCH FES
TIVAL.
The Dinner, The Fair, The Con
ATRIUMyIAERSUCCESS. A
cert.

social, charitable entertainments
lyer held in Lo an.
The Odd Fellows Hall, where the
Festival was held, was fitted up I'D
most elegant and appropriate style,
The Manager of the Hail lending eve
~ assistance in his power to the gal
liant Knights Of st. John and the ac-
complisheI ladies OF the Commit
tie.
The columns were draped in bunt'
ing and garandel with eyergreenS
and flowers. The Concert platform
was carpeted and curtained and fes-
tooned in lavish beauty and taste,
worthy of the distinguished COM
pany occupying it, The flag con-
trlbuted by Mrs. DR.. Pullen, the
bandsomest flag in the city, spread
its ample folds IN canopy over the
arch, and banners and badges, hand
some in design and tasteful in finish
made up the several appointments
IN harmony with the Logan idea Of
good will and ChrlstiaR harmony
among all.
The Fancy Table was the inspira-
ton of Mr.. Blasius and construct
ell under his direction. 1t was a
marvel, and the constant source OF
attraction during the entire festival.
The motto "Good will to all"
SPOKE fully the sentiment that pre-
vailed, and which, from the begin
nirg to the end contributed to max
ing the affair such gratifying sue
cess.
TIE DINNER.
This was the great feature of TN
occasion, and the ladies' having it III
charge, succeeded beyond the mos
4 sauguiue expectations. Seven ta-
bles were spread, seating one hun
drrd and twenty at a time. Din
ner began at 80 and closed some
time IN the afternoon. Seven hun
drei and fifty four persons took DIN
ner; nearly half that number haa
supper.
| The tables were under the i'm
mediate direction Of the following
ladies:
Ms. Brooke and Miss. Ambrose;
Mrs. Farrell and Fill; Mrs. Doebl'
and Miss wynn; Misses S.eJam an
IMcCourtner; Mrs. Eterst and Mrs.
iGallagher; Mrs. O'IIare aud Ucker.
rlie la lies IN charge Of the kitchen
were Mesdames Weiland. Stea'iem,
Davenport, Petty. Doeble, Green,
and Miys Kate Kessler.
rhe servrDg girls were the liveliest,
hln iiest, prettiest girls in Log III.
Every body knows who they are;
we'll not name them. 1t Is the tes
ti.n.ny, we believe, of every one oi
the nearly a Thousand who were
served that the dinner was gco;.
one, excellent IN kind. abundant i'll
quantity, delicacies from oranges to
ice.
A special table was prepared for
the teachers. Post Master Green.
who had been endorsed by the
teachers, all of them, in his appli-
,ation for appointment, took this
,,casion to cyiHce his remembrance,
and invite them to be his guests
at dinner; having stood up for him
.hen candidate, sit down with
him, theotficial. The teachers, all
except Miss Mccarthy autl Miss
Floyd, who were sick, conducted
b, Superintendent Rayman, were
seated at Mrs. Bro, ,k's table.
Judge Huffman and o w Ii Wright,
President Of the School Board, were
given seats in this goodly company.
Misses Maggie Mccarthy and Aim.
Green. of tue Post Office. and MISS
Mary Could and Master Harry
Green, of the Sentinel, waited oil
the guests This Incident shows
| that the post Office, the school ana
good dinner stand and sit together.
regardless Of sect and party III
Logan.
Supper was served IN the evening
as ordered. rhe young folks had d
fish pond out of which they canght
lots of fun. In the evening the
Queen City Orchestra favored the
con. pauy with the delightful music.
A number of ladies present, also sang
and played.
| The prettiest incident Of the day
was tue Pythian Sisters coming III
body and taking an evening tea.
This kind and delicatel y presented
testimonial of good Will, traternai
feeling. the grand sentiment OF the
lPytlllan order, is one of of those
bright and sunny social displays that
lnakes u. proud of Logan, and feel
that we are better christians because
We 1--we among this KIND OF people.
The Fancy Table was bazar OF
beauty. Costly and elegant articles
were contributed by our citizens and
by friends from Columbus and other
/ cities, Among the many contribu-
tors. outside of the church, we
eau only make passing note OF the
donations of Rochesters, Stlers ~
Co, Gh,hries, Chas Rose, Rebers,
Col Rempel, Logan Mig. Co., john
Trash, Larimer, trash Bros, Miller
! & Case. Miss w off, Miss Alexander,
and many more whose names,i IN the
hurry and hustle of trade that
beset the young ladies IN charge, we
could not learn.
The articles included about all
the handiwork possible for the
adept fingers OF ladies to make.
Baby Ru,hs were enthroned and
Baby Mckee appeared IN red top
boots. rbese cnly OF the articles are
known to us. The other things
made of fine thread, patches on
patch, too pretty and delicate to use
and not fit to eat, are so Tar out OF
our reach that neither our fancy, nor
the old dictionary enables us to tell
what they dre. The Misses Nc Bride