, 1874-12-08

Alrg. 1lobbs wau otoctcd Second Vice-preai-
don't, to I'LL tho !acanoy croatcd by tito resigna-
Mrs. i. 4. Rounds aald tho Society was drift
Ing too n,noh towards organization; wliat tauy
"antod was n1nso prayers. Thero should bu a
rraycr-rncetlng onco q week, at least. 4 l.ny
finally decided to hold union pfayor.nectin.,
on tho first N{on anr Of ench month, at o'cucls
p. M, and q prayor-1ncetnE in each diriainll
ovory aucceasire Monday. Tho meeting thou
adjourned until Ito t'ret Monday IN january.
THE GOOD sAMARlTANS.
RECONCILIATION OF Mns. LEoSAnp AND Ill.
I RASTER.
The "rcal, original, gonuino" Good Samnri-
TINS hold mooting yesterday afternoon in
Mrs. Cynthia Loopard's cosy parlor. 1t waa
quito little tea-party,-a gathering Of ladies
brimful Of lovo aud RfTcution for thor crrlng
aistora, aud holding no mean opinion of then,-
solves. Mrs. Leonard wnH in hor happcst mood,
aud wore hor aweetest smile, and bo-
holder would enppono Bhe never corll
lsavo ponuod such satro aa "Hcrman
11astor Ii Matron OF tho Homo; ho is NIL
unladyliko man." There waa no Sarcasm
IN her looks or words. thoro was a tho llfuous-
ncas about her expressions, and bowitching-
moss about hor manner that tho majority would
have been Impressed with. Hor associates as
simulated as mich It s possible to Mrs. Leon-
ard in domoanor. Thcy woro each and ovory ono
overwhelmingly polite, and no ono would sup
poso t!,ut they had eyor bofno prominent paft
III ekirnisll which had coma near ending fllie
tho light Of thu Kikonny Ilionlascs, famed ju
story. .
It Ia aail that 5lrs. lnonard and Herman Has
ter ind meeting by chance Sunday evening,
| aud tint, in crowd. Herman cspied her befoio
tanlo at the North Sido Turner Hull. Well.
lIcrmun faltorcd. bit aftor ltttlo whilo ho got
! up somo Dutch courage, md approached tho OBJ
inattcr ii they have hat, little differences In times
| pnBt, when he called hor 20 hummer" whcl,
may bo, as e!,e suggested, tho Gertnat1 for Indy.
But Norman arproAchod and tho mnsic was
! playing softly ut Tho time, and quotlI Herman
My doar Mrs. Leonard, I hope you have not
takon olIenso Mt villa. llas trauBpred II is tr1lo
did use the word busnsnor' aud tic word scal-
awng' In my lottor, but let me aHBllre you flom
Of my Worry heart -(Aside--.Nsin Cot what did
dcslra to sprechen)-my hea1t repeat dot {cor-
| lectng Aimsclf) that I noycr tnoant you" I
only spoke Of tho faction. Bcsiaoa in Gcrman
pod sho. . ycs +" in German they have not
Language Ncll, OF cou,se, can ma.sn allowance
fur, yoHrr want Of knowledge Of our language
" shalo,", quotl. itr. Rastor, and
10 return to tho .aubject-tho meetins
olcalnues Forbes, Miller. Gregory, and Mis-.
Leonard were present, when
BUSINESS WAS ENTERED UPON.
It was announced TINT D mnss-nlecting will bo
held Sunday evening in the Grand Opara-H House
for tile benetit Of tho Good Samaritan Society.
The spealiors arc to DO Delio Smith, who viii do
liver twcnty.minutos address On "Trendship
for the Magnaon" oynt1ia Leonard wiI speak
word for tho Fallen y; and almo. 11illson mill
spcal: on Il 'Chicago'e 0ItcR8ts."
Nine. AfiHon, it is saiu, is c1airyoyant and a
fortnnc-tcller and in hef "professional capaci-
with tho clnss Of people about whom uho is going
to speak.
Mrs. Leonard announced that house had
been procured for q Shelter, and loaso until
West Randolph street, and is to bo uscd for tho
accommodation Of horneieps women. Mrs.
Leonard expects that the house will DO in con-
dition this oyonng Tor tho reception OF tho
females.
Tho Troasuror read her report. which shows
credit balance OF So5, including a2l.3o donations
during tho past weck. Gen. Stiles donated $40.
aud, the Treasurer stated, aent very pleasing
lettor, bidding tho indies 1e OF gond cheer, and
tollino them If they needed assistance 10 call
Hrs. Leonard spoAo OF
THE FURNITURE
necessary to 1T out the now Shelter. Sho will
call upon 1lr. RASTER to-Ghy, and request him to
! Homo Mt present controlled by tho Wa!bert
wing, Which furnltrro was procured BY tho oxor
tio1ls Of tho oiiglnal Goon Samaritalis. II lio
would not lot them layo ALL ho wonll at least
let them have tho furniture, in yaluo 3l00, which
Mrs. Leonard furnished. She expressed COLI
tilenco thu. Mr. ltaster would bo gracious.
=. AlrB- Forbes suggested N[rs. Gribblo as
Afatrou for tho now Louso.
Mrs. Leouard approved the suggestion. 6ho
| considered Mrs. Grihble to be lnciciful woman,
antl n.crclftl woman and not monster, az thoy
had lately Beon, ,Saa wanted. Airs. Gflbble was
| elected Marion.
Misunderstanding porsoi0 wero clcosol nlenl-
| bosa.
11rs Leonard, who 1,ad boon delegated to call
| upon tho industrial aid Socioty last week., es-
and forco it c consolidation wore effected bc~
tweon Tho "bogus" Gaod Satnarttans aud the
| Aid Society, in WOW Of thoir not coming to-
gesher, sho lid not call, and had no further re-
| port to innke.
Later Mrs. Leonard was speaking about tho
ca"ses TINT operate TO check their progress. and
sao ayerred shnt tho most unfortunate thing
about tito Society was that nloat Of It's members
wsgs 'rF9a r. bse Meen o5 a"sbaSar baa no a,fSa W
ght b. bgoRnt am IL tho sosioty 'D9o
aSreo to this, or to premise that, yet whom they
vent homo they generally consulted John about
tho n,attor md abidcd by Ills opinion. She
moved TINT al candidates for membership hence
.ost!, DO subjected to tcHt, to find ont ,yhcthor
thoy had wills Of their own or not. [l."guhser.l
| The motion WaB carried.
bladames Forbes, Gregory. aud Leonard woro
| appointul q committee to solicit furniture aud
| Bupplics for the Shelter.
| Attor discussing details about buscho1B, and
bakern, and canl!cstick-1nnkora' bills, the meet
tng adjourned to meet at Mrs. Ioonard's no1t
Monday,
| THE ATHENEUNl.
| MONTHLY MEETING OF THE DGAHD or GOVERN
| MgST.
Tho Board of Government Of the Chicago
Athenou1n held ito regulur monthly meeting yen
torday, In tue rooms OF the Alheneum No. III
| Madison street.
There wero present OF tho Board ntessrB.
| ~ II r