The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-10

left to the men, they would receive
poor attention. 1t had been the pur-
pose OF the Red Cross society to fur
ther all objects Of charity by assisting
and comforting the distressed. They
had rescued the needy, no matter where
they We're found. The archbishop said
the American people should consider
themselves fortunate in the pursuit of
all charity. Even glass Of cold water
given In His name would not go with
out It's reward. Both American and
spanish soldiers would be cared for by
the Red Cross nurses. 1t would be the
charity Of true, Americans and in the
present contingency, and the Spanish
would honor the nation who sent the
messengers of love.
Archbishop ireland thought it a high
testimonial to the patriotism of the st.
Faul women that a simple call FOR a
meeting should receive such hearty
response. They We're not asked to
shoulder muskets on the battle field,
but do what they could in the way Of
assisting their suffering brothers in
CUBA, and thus honor the flag of Amer
lea and the Cross of Christianity.
The following signed the membership
cards and We're enrolled as members:
VIII Gates, Mrs. M. N. Gilbert, Mrs.
Ansel Oppenhetm, Mrs. o. II. Rask,
Miss M. II. Brown. Mrs. M. H. Edgar
Don, John Ireland, Mrs. l.. G. Mann,
Mrs. j. W. Edgerton, Mrs. H. M. Byl-
lesby. Mrs. Arthur e. Clark, Mrs. V.
Z. Gilman, Mrs. Sylvia Gregg, Miss
Lydia Putnam, A. S. Tallmadge, Mrs.
q. II. Bridgeman, M. Louise Obenauer,
p. G. Stringer, Mrs. H. M. Weideman,
Mrs. A. P. Moss, Mrs. w. P. Johnson,
Mrs. ID. j. Funk, Mrs. G. B. Works,
Mrs. s. B. Ramaley, Miss Mary Smith,
Mrs. }. H. Ames, Mrs. Geo. Sommers,
Miss Fredricka Sommers, Miss Clara
Sommers, Rev. J. J. Lawler, Mrs. HI.
i. Black, Mrs. M. E. Hartman, w. l..
Wilson. Mrs. E. c. Dougan, Miss Sadie
brose Guiterman, Miss Agnes e.
I1oherty, R. A. Hoyt, Mrs. w. H. S.
Wright, Mrs. ]. P. Wright, Mrs. j. L.
Forepaugh. Mrs. ]. p Larkin, Miss
Annie McCardy, Mrs. J. J. McCardy,
Mrs. j. Austrian, Mrs. B. S. Cowen,
Aliste LIE Fave Coghlan, Mrs. ]. I.
Beaumont. Miss Caroline M. Beaumont,
Mrs r. M. Newport, DR.. Janette Nc
Laren, Mrs. S. R. McCaster, Miss Eva
M. Alcott, Mrs. E. C. Forrest, Miss
Nellie A. Hope. Mrs. b. J. Hope, Mrs.
J: B. Hoxsie. Mrs. Chas Dibble, Mrs.
Mary E. Higgins, Mrs. G. S. Payne,
Mrs e. H. Bailey, Mrs. Samuel Stern
terg, Mrs. c. S. Soule, Mrs. B. Good
Kind, Mrs. r. r. White, Mrs. J. M.
LiciteIfpergef, Mrs. W. K. Bramhall,
Miss Fl. B. Bum, Miss Pauline Pond,
Miss N. A. Emery, Miss Bertha Burk-
hard. Mrs. w. s.. McMurran, Miss F.
T.. Bailey, Mrs. C..ay. j. Hawkins, S..
Ccnde. Joe Hanckef
Following the adjournment Of the
meeting the chairman of the commit
tees held meeting and decided to have
supplies sent to. the chamber Of COM
nerce temporarily, until suitable quar-
tiers could be secured.
An appeal was also made to the BUSH
ness men and jobbea's of the city, for
light fanneis, calicoes, ginghams and
cotton f1annels to enable the women to
go to work at once upon the garments.
Another general meeting will be he'd
later when the ioffieers and the COM
mittees have the work we'll in hand.
An offer was received from the Schu-
bert club to give a musicale, the pro-
ceeds of which would go to the society.
The offer will probably be accepted as
soon as chairman for the entertain
ment committee is appointed.