The evening world., 1890-07-12

FAINT class Of the Sunday.school connected
with the Jane Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Of which Rev. Stephen
Merritt is pastor.
In addition 10 being connected with
the Sunday school. she is one OF the lead
ing members IN the general work Of the
church. and is actively engaged in all
charitable and other good works
She lives at 26e West Tenth stree. In
appearance, Mrs. Larabee is of medium
height, Of rather plump figure. and has
a wealth Of dark hair. A pair Of fasci-
mating eyes and q gentleness in voice give
her q charming manner which has gained
her many friends. aud has brought cheer
TO the hearts of her little charges in the
SUNDAY. school room.
Mrs. 1atabee was born in the village
OF Eas, Greenwich. y. Y, and came to
THIS city U hve years ago. While in
East Greenwich she devoted herself (
the work Of the little Methodist Church
in that town.
Her parents had been connected with
this church all their lives. To TO that
time, however, she had not taught i'll
SUNDAY school regularly, but only ON
occasions when some regular teacher was
absent.
When she arrived in New York, how.
ever. she became attached TO the Jane
street Church. and soon afterwards I'm
dertook to guide the youthful mind in
matters religious.
Her maiden name was Ella Smith. but
about five years ago. she married Merritt
Larnbec. who foes an extensive ice bust.
ness on the west side OF the city.
AIEG aNal,a al, aA-A-Al -, 49, -
in the Sunday school. among them being
the yearly entertainment committee,
which has in charge all the church enter
tainments, including the Christmas and
Easter festivals; the committee for the
visitation of the sick, aud on nearly all
the Temporary committees.
In the church she is q most active
mittee and several others. MIR. Larabee
is a class leader.
Mrs. Larabee was greatly surprised at
the beginning Of the contest when she saw
that several votes had been cast for her
Her friends took q great interest in her
candidacy. and rallied to her support with
the magnificent result as shown in the
figures at the head of this article.
While other candidates did not win, they
should at the same time feel great pride
in knowing they had so many friends
among The EVENING WORLDS readers.
The handsome totnls shown indicate
that thew have a very large circle of
friends. who nave stood by them nobly.
The names OF the contestants who re-
ceived over l. 600 votes. are here given.
Benson, Mis-. 4 a T,,.rle! cons $3.50
ciifoTi. K.iis. ST. fstciis,' i" O..
Craig. Jessie, ST. Miriii. il0t,a st, and
ID ave Less
..-.y city. I.257
Goth st and LsIinEton ave; ..~....,..... 1,09J
!! 1G.h s = =! 4 5: & 3. s.s3S V &sa:i 5s: :as35
,to-a. ny S......".si......". IN, 534
y. Observation-Disclosures. 4,ss5
,t 9Gs'S ai.: 5 j s. i s' sss as.,f R..' ss 'is i. 1875 1875
James. kstIe, St Paul the Apostle, SOFA
Jon.. fgsnes.. st. fSSI:.. Hoase. 1919
IKTta.n' l. Nt oqd Bush i. r -isE. sico. Iii
Kaiser..eT. LOuisA. In Conesp, SOmer.
L,r,s:e, Mrs: 4. .jin. 81 ii L i.yytJ?I
and sth A'e..-.."v..-:.1..... 47.l26
Murphy; Niss y. s. Agnes. E43dGi... 1913
and 3 .ye. i;.r"..--.ra.1.,. l.692
9! N:3t' s.;.b:. sacred in.s.s;s. u. 5Il:i:. ii: 1851
Parsons. Fannie. PARK Bsptist, Pors
gs s;:h@ '%G:F ! COPS. F:;iPss:ss:;LI kTiiia5
i'm. $ Observation-Disclosures l.7cO
sinz sips. N,,Y...w..-i,v.y.-s" Is.Ooa
Brootiyn, y:..v-v-.;"w.."."- 1857
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