, 1877-02-03

among cfHss OF people which t1na not ycL pccn
reached the sailors In The Bethel fIon1c,-for
whom he asked the praycrs Of the meeting.
"Pralsc God, from Whona ali blessings aow1'
was then sing, and Bishop Fallows dismissed
tho meeting With tho bcncdlctlon.
PLEASANT RECEPTION.
MEsDAMEs MARY A. L1rERMoRH AsD JULIA
WARD HOWE
were in the city yesterday, tho guests Of the
Sherman Houtc. The former was on her way
from Dubuque 10 indianapolis, where slic 1cet-
urcs this evening. The latter had reached Chi,
tuso oil her return to Boston from worry suc-
ccsstul 1ccturc-tour In Kansas. A number Of
tile lady admirers Of these cultured women 1'v'
ing at tho hotel got their heads together during
tho forenoon, and determined to Elvc then, at.
informal reception. Col. lur1hut, host OF the
Sherman, YVES consulted, aud cl,ccstul1y cx-
tended Ills assistance. Tho hour was dxr1 Mt
Promptly on tltnc the company began assc,n.
.,liEF In tho cluh.roon1, whero wcru Installed
the lonorc.i guests md the ladies In cl,nrgc Of
tho arranxeRRsnt';, R Among those present wsrs e.:
Rev. Brooke Hcrforl anu wifr, Atr. and Mrs.
y. Il. judd, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. JOHN Al
tten antl daughter, Mrs. F. 9. Sherman, Mrs.
atcvens, lis. Il II. chard, afrs. Thon!as b own,
h|y, | Nit t' uo: "a uolay 0sii M!s: III Thomas rfy,
'Ih,.o Mr. EdT9 IT, nlaskgf!, Blu H., M!s Catherine sfte
Airs. i. D. i1ar!ey, Miss Louise Greeley,
Mrs. Coiandcr, Mrs. J. II. i1averly, Mrs. l.. II.
clarks md .,nnghtgr, Mr, md efrs. James kig-
Rsnsy f: '?n q. fqRe1 f. IL ro1yths sn hsaf fs
and Mrs. Hobert Gentry, sir: and Mrs. Z. Y.
l,latsl!fori, Mr;: Henry $. sceley, Cyrus W.
| After half an hour had been consumed in In
Productions and general conversation, the eot,.
unny was called to order, and thu sia1rtgal
Cluo qilartctte sane There's ono that love
| THE nEy. ronEnT CotLrEr
btuted that whenever llo went to New England
to plumber thn lyeeums he Always looked out
",o eome a M ts pe.e aS Ana s
| joyftliy accepted tho Invitation. Among those
whom hc expected to n.cct wcIc bis dear
friends Mrs. Ltgermorc aud Mrs. Howe. The
ubout twenty years agt that they first became
acquainted. Mrs. Liyer,nore was then engaged
in quiet, useful life in very humble why;
but Of late ycara sho las extended tho
aud III tho congcnfa1 atmosphere Of that old
city became better apprcciatc4. During tho
afk hours of the taton's peril she cilccrcd and
Lynn that went through tho l,eurt Of tho eoun:
| tfy and thrilled every ncrvc. II eccmctl as II
atc scro ono of tic old propllctcstg. mentioned
in tho Bible como back 10 Garth. Whenever lie
piece or make speech. Oh this occasion It WAS
| only fn.r that strs. Lvcrmofc aud Mrs. Howe
should do likewise.
could not rcsst tho appeal, backed t,p rs II was
by the applnusc IT tho ta1ics present. Size re-
turned her thanks for thu ktutl nnd genial re-
ecltlDn that liud been accorded her II was tho
Club, of wilIrll she was member, to meet Sir.
Coliycr on his visits to Uostop. Ills largo
hcaftctlncss was contagious, aud Ills cheerful
s.P0' gP & IN 81 so s'a1ay as ts SssFs ss Sns st s
aate. sss'a sn xS,a ss found sGe sst ts 's
hsr 5emnrks in the eloquent address # Wendell
a orfsye 'ns affGg s osl ssuson s a e ss
nution; polnicd out h1w things really were, md
what they should be. Thcss was one thing,
however. to wl,!sh Mr. Phillips maic no all.i:
lea in wedding out The crI!s III our national cx-
istcnec und occurring better and more enlight-
cred era. Tho Wolncn'a Temperance AssUeln
tions lad donc wonderful amount OF good tc
tho various communities In which they had hccr
organized. Women should make IL their busincs.
10 find nut the truth; to dlagnosc tho pol!ttca
diseases which infect tho bolyi polite; and, hay
s5 1ra qeet S fsi ts; a time inc we oss Testst
. day. Llfc AMI redemption Of Ito shortcomings
Tho Malrlcal Club tl!cn saug "oh, 'usl
) thee, my baby after which
responded to the invitation extended to her b,
Sir: collysr. she said II was pleasant T
,, meet far,Il!ar faces and recognize q! 81;
! When asked which she preferred, Boston Q
clicug. :o a., alwys replied q IT'D tho littlc It;
ysast yss g cssd ss 5i II Ss I and md u chicago s;
owed a debt Of gratitude that she would ncvc
bc able to pay. i WIS n chlsnggo that sho VA
i, the world. It was III Chicago that sto 1carnc'
5 TINT women wero not properly brought up,-.uo
Il trained tu oo independent, and stand on thci
without any anchor, drifting about in the sea 0
6 llfc, ami II WINS TO help these wonlcn that s2l
| | determined to 1sakc tho work Vi her lite, sh
lad always dreamed OF solidarity OF women
t anM she was glad to say that she ", wa
4 ahe lid not expect to sec. She was horn t'ft
K ycars too suon. She usgc.l ilor hearers to STAN
= by woman, to make her caukc ttctrs, 10 hGl
!; them III every way. 6hc warned them not TO h
c discouraged ut oppottIonur tlnfrIcut1y criticism
I for TINT lind tremendous part to play In til
' regeneration Of tho i,atlull.
I Tho 1iatlrlgai Club thou da,,E "afy true lor
9 hath my hcurt.n after Which Mrs. Julia War
!, llnsyo rcrlted III an exceedingly forctble nanne
4 "fhc Battle Hymn OF tho ltcpubllc."
!, After q few re,nurks lru,n the kcy. Brook
]. Ilcrfori, III which te paid glowing tribute I
il Tic wuincn OF America for thu tnanncr 1T While
. they caino to tho iront mud worried for the
@ country for their sex, and for humanity, I'll
Ii | company repaired to ono OF the parluFs, where
t lino cold collation. was served. AnpIu justl.
a wis donc to the coffee, sandwiches, mud tala1
J. after which thu guests departed.
y MIKES GUESTS.
y AsD now THEY ESCAPED,
y ~ Nearly onc mouth ago tho gamblers who We,
i sporting with tho tiger In tho rooms over Il