St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-22
AUXILIARY At AN END.
LADIES PASS RESOLUTIONS OF
THANKS FOB c0URTESIES.
SEVERAL START FOR HOME.

of Senator Walsh, of Georgia,
Which Makes 1t a Serious
Crime to Obstruct Mail Trains
"trip to Lake Harriet Today.
At last the weary delegates of the G..
]. y. have an opportunity to rest. The
business of the auxiliary was finished
yesterday afternoon. President MUIR
dock says she could keep it up for two
weeks more, but most OF the ladies are
not used to the hard work attendant
upon sucn convention, and are glad
TO rest. In the morning the thirteen
new members who nave Joined since
the coming of the convention were in
stalled and all the grand officers elected
on Saturday. During the day solid
silver St. Paul souvenir spoons were
presented by the auxiliary to each of
the present grand officers; to Mrs.
Bedeli. late editreSs; to Mrs.
DurnelI and Mrs. Orr, of
the insurance department.; Mrs.
Clark, grand organizer, and the only
honorary member. TO Mrs. W. Z.
HoyI. of st. Paul. chairman of the local
committee of arrangements. was given
beautiful badge; to Mrs. George H.
Wilson, the secretary Of the committee,
handsome card case; to Mr.. Rose, the
capitol ianitor, a SUN of money. And,
to slight nobody, the body passed the
following resolutions just before final
adjournment:
Grand Officers and Members of the
G. |. y. to the B. of L. E.:
The committee on thanks begs leave
to submit the following report, and
hopes it Will be accepted in the same
spirit which it Is given:
We extend thanks to the local COM
mittee OF the B. of l.. Z for the many
courteSieS shown US during our stay in
st. Paul. 70 the grand body of the Is.
OF l.. +. for invitation to attend Its pub
lie meeting. To w. II. Mead. repre-
senting the Standard Accident In
suranee company, for pencils distrib-
uted among delegates. To the Nathan
Manufacturing company, through Bros,
Guerney and Miner, for the invitation
TO attend a matinee at the Metropolitan
opera house. To Rev. s. G. Smith, for
his thoughtful Sabbath entertainment
at the Peoples church. To the Com
mercial club, for the reception rendered
delegates and visiting members at Hotel
Ryan. To the editor of the Dispatch,
for securing Music hall in which to hold
our meetings or three days. To Sisters
Diamond and Wilson, and through them
to Michaud Bros, for a bunch of ban
anas. To exGov. Merriam, and through
him to Go. Nelson for the use of the
no Of tor
hold cur sessions. To the Commercial
club and citizens, for the delightful car
rage ride about st. Paul. To the local
committee Of the G.I.A. andCol. Monfort,
for the reception rendered delegates and
visiting members at the Windsor hotel.
To Bro. Joseph Polite. for lhoughtfu-
ness in exchanging checks for sleeping
car tickets and other acts of courtesy.
To the Is. OF l.. h., tor efforts in obtain
ing transportation on various railroads
and all courtesies shown to officers and
members. TO the ST. Paul u Duluth
railroad officials, for transportation 10
White Bear lake and also to Duluth.
To T. w. Ramaley, for use of pavilion
at White Bear lake. To the "Plyln-
outh,' for souvenir programmes. To
the citizens of Duluth. for entertain
ment given us during our visit to that
(4lA. IL iiIC Siduu lOI titlT
excellent work during the past two
years, thereby Increasing the interest
as we'll as membership in our order.
To the committee on jurisprudence of
the last convention, tor their excellent
work on bylaws. TO this entire G.I.A.
local committee, collectively and individ
uaily, who by their untiriug energy
both day and night have made our visit
to ST. Paul so pleasant and long to be
remembered. we would most heartily
extend rising vote of thanks. And in
conclusion, we trust the blessings of
our Heavenly Father may be ever with
us in the future as in the past. and that
our beloved order may grow in strength
and usefulness.
Respectfully submitted
Mrs. l.. II. BUNTIN. No 40,
Mrs. A. q. HAKE, No. 152.
Mrs. S. }. CGvER. No. 643.
Many of tie ladies LETT last night for
home, and, others will follow today,
though most of them will remain until
the close Of the B. of l.. E. sessions. II
is said that Louis Ziegsnfus has saved
The ladies $4,000 in providing trans
portation-that is, it would have cost
that had it been bought.