The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-12

Robbins president; directors Misses Elizabeth
White, %; Flora Auerbach, %; Timberlake,
| %; Bertha Robbins, o. and Mrs. Charles A.
Clark %.
Section No. 7-1sO garments; Mrs A. P.
Moss, president; directors, Mesdames M. Was
henheimer. A; c. c. OTIS "a; J. S. Shurick, 16;
John Teale, 26; and A. P. Moss, 49,
Section No. 9.-12S garments; president, Mrs.
B. H. Evans; directors, Mesdames H. T..
Black, 25; James Ingersoli. %; T. Stem, q;
and B. H. Evans, So.
Mrs. A. r. McGill; directors, Mesdames Arson
| Blake, "a; T.. B. Green, %; Isaac Cheney, "a;
c., H. Tallmadge, Y; and H. L. Hunter, q:
| Davis, president; directors, Miss Clara
Heine, %; Miss Carrie Kreiger %: Mrs.
Daniel Davis, 40. and Mrs. H. B. Hart
Section No. Alb garments; Mrs f. J..
Haynes, president; directors. Mesdames v.
c. Gilman, %; s. H. Dyer. 20; D. c. Horn.
Section No. 15-11O garments; Mrs. J. B.
Baird, president; directors, Misses Jane
Dodge IA; NJ. c. Way, 10; H. H. Colburn,
rs; Mrs. j. B. Baird. SO; Miss Ingham, IS.
Mann, president; directors, Mesdames Chas
Johnson, u; w. w. Jameson, rs; D. A. Nc
kinley, IA; j. w. Cooper, 20; w, P. Jewett,
Section No. 2o-S5 garments; Mrs. c. x.
| Sharood, president directors, Mesdames NJ
E. Brown, %; E. Page, %; and C. K. Sha-
rood.
Section No. 21-139 garments; Mrs. G. G..
Sanborn, president; directors, Mesdames B.
H. Ogden, "a; John Wilkinson, %; Robert
Mcmillan Mem an p; F. S; Blodgett. p; Sydney De
Section No. 24-1O6 garments; Mrs NJ
Marchand, president; directors, Mesdames
S. Boyer, "a; William Crandall, %; H. L.
Burril, 3; d, NJ Sullivan, p; c. D. Waters
Section No. 26-59 garments: Mrs. w. B.
SHAW, president; directors. Mrs. Simonton
Section No. 27-111 garments; Mrs. ]. A..
Sabin, president; directors, Misses Belle Nor
rison, "a; Hattie Walker, Is; Dali Bolinger,
26 Mamie Marshall 6; and Mrs. sabin, 40.
Wright, president: directors. Mesdames Henry
Teale, 30; Thomas Yapp, 10; Nelson Miller
%; and John Wright, As.
Section EST garments; Mrs J. W. L.
Corning, president; directors, Mesdames A. F.
Goodrich p; j. c.. Shandrew, u; Cornelia
hS sect! 10; C 8n 2S and Miss Judson
neth Clark, president; directors, Mesdames
J. NJ: Hannaford, 26 H. p Goodman. %;
Dennis Dennis Folett, %; Curtis, 6; and Kenneth
Section Nc. 1S.-74 garments; Mrs. E. c.
Stringer, president; directors, Miss Mime
Neil. 81; Mrs. T, A. Abbott, 15 and Mrs. E.
Section No. $50 garments; Mrs. C. A.
Wheaton, president.
These garments will bed attributed
among the following charitable insti-
tutions:
Home for the Friendess, 100; Orphan asy-
lum. 200; Relief society, 5OO Bethel, 200;
Babies home, 241; st. Lukes hospital, 200
Women's Christian home. 100: day NURSERY
100; Friendly association so; Sister Annette
home, rs; Kings Daughters, 800: PEOPLES
e ein relief, n; city hospital $50; Little
4; st. Luke's hospital g.
At the meeting in the morning, Mrs
H. F. Stevens was elected president to
I'll the vacancy made by Mrs. John L.
Merrlam's declining the position
Other officers elected were Mrs. Ed
mund Rice, honorary president; Mrs
Hackett, secretary; Mrs. Norval Mar
chand, assistant secretary; and Mrs
A. Z. Moss treasurer. The secretaries
report of the years work showed a
membership of $4,000. There are TWEEN
ty-siX section presidents, three of
whom were obliged to take the places
Of presidents resigned. They are:
Mrs. Schadle, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Rover.
The new section presidents were: Mrs
McGill, st. Anthony Park; Mrs Sha-
rood, Arlington hills; Mrs. Davis, Day
toms bluff; Mss. Doran, West ST. Paul:
Mrs. B. H. Evans, Christian church.
Mrs. Walthers, section president of
the Woodland Baptist church, handed
in her resignation for the year
There remains a balance of $473 in
the treasury besides money contributed
yesterday morning
Garments were delivered yesterday
afternoon to the charitable institutions.
Home Of the Friendless.
Orphan asylum.
The distribution was made by Mrs.
| E. j. Haynes, Mrs. c.. W. Hackett.
Mrs. n. Marchand and Mrs. G. K
Sharood.
1t was voted to send SIS to the nation
al society. The national society has
always met in Philadelphia, but Dec.
5, of this year, it will meet in the Vic
toria hotel in Chicago.