The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-11
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF GAR
MENTS OF ST. PAUL NEEDLE
WORK GUILD.
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ARTI-
Giles DISTRIBUTED AMONG
VARIOUS INSTITUTIONS.
Several Interesting Events on the
Card for the Near Future
Personal Mention,

Notwithstanding the gaieties of the
season the st. Paul women have by no
| means forgotten the sick and the poor
Yesterday over $500 garments were
distributed by the ladies of the ST.
Paul Needlework guild; not worn out,
cast off apparel, but new, comfortable
and suitable articles of clothing which
were divided among the institutions of
the city in the following manner.
Day nursery, 112; st. Luke's hospital,
100; Bethel, $50; Woman's Christian
home, 100; Woman's Friendly associa-
ton, 92; city hospital, 100; Home for
the Friendless, 100; Relief society, 7Os;
Kings Daughters, 275; Babies home,
l49; Orphan asylum, 1853; and Church
Deaconesses' home, 100. These garments
were secured by contributions from the
sections as follows:
Section No. president, Mrs Edmund
Rice; lis garments; director, Mrs. E. P San
born.
% Mo- 2nM 6, C. W; HaGkett president 118
Rosa Brenkerhof, Mrs. D. S. sperry, Mrs.
A. P Warren, Mrs. w. P. Steadman.
NO. MRS. H. F. Stevens. president; Ito
John l.. Merriam. Mrs. F. E. Rice, Mrs.
Charles Lawrence. Mrs. W. L. Dixon.
No. 6-Miss Bertha Robbins, president; 121
garments; directors, Mrs. c. H. Clark Miss
Clara an, Mrs French, Mrs Winters.
No. Mrs. A. P. Moss, president; 10 gar
ments; directors, Mrs. G. E. Otis, Mrs NJ.
Wachenheimer, Mrs. John Dale, Mrs. j. S.
Shurick
garments; directors, Mrs. J. NJ. Hannaford,
Mrs. H. P. Goodenow, Mrs. Denis Follett,
Mrs. T. B. Scott.
No, 9-Mrs B. H. Evans, president; lis gar
Mos n C,o1,,,,
Black.
No. 10-Mrs. A. R. McGill, president; 131
garments; directors. Mrs. A. G. Pierce Mrs
J. D. Tisdale Mrs H. E. Partridge, Mrs.
+. L. Cogswell, Mrs. Thomas Shaw Mrs. j.
K Hunter.
No. 11-Mrs. Daniel Davies, president; 14S
garments; directors, Mrs. ]. j. Early, Mrs.
Heine. Mrs. Herbert Farwell Mrs. 1. NJ.
Smith.
No. 13-Miss Minnesota Nelll president; 124
garments; directors, Mrs. E. c. Stringer, Mrs.
T. A. Abbott Mrs. ]. w. L. Corning, Mrs.
Thomas Cochran.
No. 14-Presldent, Mrs F. Jay Haynes; 1873
garments; directors, Mrs. D. C. Horn, Mrs
V. C.: Gilman Mrs. S. H. Dyer, Mrs. w. II.
No. 15-Mrs. ]. B. Baird president; Ill gar
ments; directors, Miss Margaret C. Way, Miss
Jane Dodge Mrs. l.. A. Coburn, Mrs. L. A.
Morse.
No. 16-Mrs. E. H. Mann. president; 113 gar
ments; directors, Mrs. E. G. Johnson Mrs j.
". Cooper, Mrs Jameson, Mrs. W. P.
No. 17-Miss Sarah G. Perry. president; 1923
garments directors, Miss Alice McCreary,
Mrs. r H. Deehach, Miss E. Patterson, Mrs.
A. B. Currie.
No. 19.-Mrs. c. S Weatherby. president: 6S
garments; directors. Mrs Jane Clapp, Mrs.
G. d. Taylor. Mrs. McAfferty. Mrs. T. D.
Marvin.
No. 2o-Mrs. c. X. sharood, president; 119
garments; directors, Mrs. ]. A. Barr Mrs A.
M. Sharood, Mrs. M. E. Brown, Mrs. j. A.
Carrish, Mrs. E. A. Page.
No. 21-Mrs. G. G. Sanborn, president; 1873
garments; directors Mrs R. H. Ogden Mrs.
John Wilkinson, Mrs. Blodgett.
No. 22-Mrs. c. A. Wheaton, president; 81
garments; directors, Mrs. J. S. Hinckley.
No. 23-Mrs. w. D. Kirk, president So gar
ments; directors. Mrs Joseph McKibbin, Mrs.
Trevor McClurg, Mrs; b.: Saunders.
No. 24-Mrs Norval Michaud, president; 60
Mrs. c. D. Waters. Mrs. W. H. Gridiey
No. 27-Mrs. J. A: sabin, president; liz gar
Belle Morrison Miss Lottie Walker.
No. 2S-Mrs. John Wright. president; 100
garments; directors, Mrs Henry Hale, Mrs.
Thomas Yapp, Mrs. N. D. Miller, Mrs. Paris
Fletcher, Mrs. William Cumbey.
No. 31-Miss NJ Borland, president; 102 gar
ments; directors, Mrs. B. I. Stanton, Mrs.
Joseph Stronge, Mrs. Thomas Irvine, Mrs. c.
G. Edwards.
The annual meeting was held in the
morning and in the absence of the
president, Mrs. H. F. Stevens, Mrs. A.
r. McGill presided. After the reports
of the secretary and treasurer officers
were elected as follows: Honorary
president for life, Mrs. Edmund Rice;
president, Mrs. H. F. Stevens: secre-
tary. Mrs. c. w. Hackett; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Norval Marchand:
treasurer, Mrs. A. P. Moss
Mrs. ]. w. Lauderdale. of East Winifred
street, entertained the West Side Monument
association yesterday afternoon, Mesdames
F. b. Doran and Charles Butler assisted
in receiving the large number of guests. The
next junction will be progressive euchre
party and will be given at the home of Mrs
later.
The annual charity ball will take place
in Masonic Temple. The exact date will
be announced later.
of the free dispensary yesterday morning no
definite report made of the result of last
weeks entertainment. Such a report will be
given at the next meeting. The board thank
ed the entertainment committee for its eff
ficient service in the successful venture.
Mrs. R. NJ. Newport, Mrs E. o. thinner
man and Mesdames Burke and Scheffer will
assist Mrs Daniel Davies, who will be host
ess of the musicale and tea given this even
ing for the benefit of the monument associa-
ton
Mrs. T. A. Abbott, of Holly avenue, will
entertain the ladies' of the DAYTON Avenue