St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19
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the American Revolution, their faith
ers were the veterans whose memory
the present delights to honor; their
granddaughters are often found among
the most exclusive society DANES.
Something has been lost in that the
wife can no longer get such assistance
as was theirs. Here is a step for
ward, which the new woman generally
seems to have missed. Let it be re-
membered by any who seek reform in
this direction that the first changes
must be made by the mistress. That
family whose house is a palace for
theselves but sort of Jail for their
servants, will never be we'll served.
But the mistress who has a cherry
good morning" and a bright smile for
her maid; who gives her a little kindly
advice about her hat and gown; who
takes an interest in her comfort and
sees that her room is cheerful, with
picture or two and plant, If she cares
for them; or, possibly, a canary, can
then fearkassly give advice about COM
pany, conduct and household affairs.
In short, If the hired help is rec
ognized as a human being, with feel
ings and inalienable rights, she will
very rapidly go to work to improve
herself. The rule will have excep-
tons. but it will hold. The new wom-
an can do no greater grander work
than to improve the standing of this
numerous throng of grandmothers of
the future.
The largest event of the week, so
cially, was the boat club benefit at
the Metropolitan. Miss Beaumont, the
Schuyler's Fiancees,'' is a universally
admired society girl. The participants
were all Of them we'll known in social
circles, and the beneficiary was pop
ular 1t necessarily followed that the
affair was a success, financially and
socially, as it was artistically.
A company Of the prettiest Of st.
Anthony hills young women have
been drilling for weeks at the Dayton
Avenue church for the milkmaid's drill,
which comes off at the church Tuesday
night under the auspices of the Wom-
ems Aid society. Lieut.. Whine has
conducted the drill, and will be in
command Tuesday night. The work
has been thorough, and the young
women go through the movements
with the utmost grace and skill. An
auction of the stools will follow the
drill. The young women of the COM
pany are:
Misses Bessie Shirk, Mabel Shirk,
Stephenson, Thompson, Lusk, Fryer,
Hubbell, Edna Brown, Brownie Brown,
Van Vorhees, Metcalf, Edwards, Stees,
Burke, Haisley, Richardson. Follow
ing this will come poster exhibit, the
posters being those exhibited at the
school of fine arts reception two
months ago. AS all who were FORUM
ate enough to attend that exhibit
know, it was one Of the finest Of it's
kind yet given in st. Paul, the only
drawback being lack of room, the art
school quarters not being of sufficient
size to admit Of the proper arrange
ment Of such a display. This will be
overcome Tuesday night, the space for
the exhibit at Dayton Avenue church
being of ample proportions. The post
ers and models are as follows:
Royal Baking Powder. ............ Miss Fisher
Reader. r........................ Mr.. Greenleaf
June L1pp1ncott. ............... Miss kendr1ck
February Harper. r...................M Miss Marsh
Mr., Johnson