St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-10
LAST OF THE LUNCHES.
The Congregationalists Wind Up
With a Great Day.

Yesterday was the last day of the
Bethel lunches. 1t was CONGREGATIONAL
ist day, and no other word than .'crush'
can describe it. 1t is due only to gen
eralship that hopeless confusion did
not ensue. Mrs. Newport was there.
and, of course, hard at work, and never
in the slightest degree disturbed. Mrs.
Chandler was in charge, assisted by
Mrs. Highly and Mrs. Thurston. The
ladies' were assisted by number of
ladies from Merriam Park, who came
i'll laden with cakes. salads and all the
other good things imaginable. They
were:
Mesdames Trumbnll, Collins, Brown,
Brooks, Sharp, hing Pites, Jones, Rose,
Coykendall, Parker, Fuller. Lane Squires,
Clark, Dorr, Muldoon, Douglas and Mckay.
Mrs. William Spencer, who was in
charge Monday, has been one of the
busiest workers during the week. The
ladies are especially indebted to Don
aldson IL Ogden, who furnished dishes,
Quinby & Abbott for furniture, Mr..
Fogg, of the Portland, who loaned
linen aud silver and came himself to
assist. Mr.; Ramaley, of the Albion
cafe, was also there to assist in every
way he could. Finch, Van Slyke I& Co.
furnished rugs. The telephone com
pany was very kind, and the gas com
pany provided gas stoves. TO all these
great thanks. The roll of honor of able
assistants among the ladies includes:
Mrs. f. G. Warner, Mrs. j. j. McCaughey
Mrs. s. j. Clark, Mrs. A Squire, Mrs. Ii. IL
Hart, Mrs ID. F. Brooks, Mrs. H. g. Coyken-
Richard Hall, Miss Gertrude Hall, Miss Alice
Andrews Mrs. j. T. Mcmillan, Mrs. ". r
Atwater, Mrs. W. A. Barnwei, Mrs. j. II
Pomroy, Mrs. j. F. jackson, Mrs. c. A y.
Pitts, Mrs. J. L. King, Mrs G. H. Johnston,
Mrs: Russell Dorr, Mrs. E. P; Sanborn, Mrs
Robinson, Mrs. Clarence Secor, Mrs
o. b. Ovitt, Mrs. G.. B. Thurs
ton, Miss Messer, Miss Casswich,
Misses Brinkerhoff Miss Taylor, Mrs Wal
lace Nutting, Miss Foulke, Mrs. Steadman
Mrs. William Myron, Mrs. B. Pierce, Mrs.
Charles Barber. Mrs. George Martin. Mrs
Arthur Benedict Mrs j. b. Proudman. Mrs
j. II. Benson. Mrs. T. s. Benso, Mrs. Peter
Berkey, Mrs A. j. Trumbull, Mrs A. j.
Douglas, Miss Kate Musdoon, Mrs. Edward
Davidson, Mrs. Jones, Miss Alice Johnston
Miss Sally Davidson, Mrs. j. Watson Smith,
Cudworth, Miss Minnie Scotch, Mrs. W. l..
Crosby, Virginia Rose, Mrs L. Lane
Mrs Rowe, Mrs. c. Brinkerhoff Mrs. II. NJ.
Grover, Mrs. II; G. Munson, Mrs w. w. Cook,
Warner, Mrs Wellington, Mrs j. d. Hum
phrey, Mrs John Wilkinson, Miss Lucy Hig-
bee, Miss Edna Wellington, Mrs. w. G. De
Celle, Mrs. Carl Tarbell, Miss Geary, Mrs.
Angel, Miss Mary Beach. Miss SVEN
son, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Wealth
erby, Mrs. Sawyer Mrs. F. W. An
cerson. Miss Anderson, Mrs. r. Stewart
Mrs o. F. Sherwood, Mrs. James. Mrs. Stew
art, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. c. W. Van Slyke, Mrs.
Stllwell, Mrs D. l.. McNair, Miss Hackett
Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Gallup, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Saunders, Mrs. Ruff, Mrs Schneck, Mrs. j.
P. Gribber, Mrs ". S. Alexander. Miss Anna
Burr, Miss Alice Humphrey.
The Bethel is to be dedicated this aft
ernoon at 3. Ministers of different de-
nominations will be present, and one of
the city choirs will sing. Mrs. John.
ston, of the Park Congregational church,
will give a sacred solo.