The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-01
RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT
JUNE 10 AND II ARE DECIDED
UPON AS DATES
Living Flag VIII Be Reproduced nj
the Auditorium, and There Will
BE Music and Addresses of Pa
triOtic Character-SRfpme of
Medical Supplies to the Troops
Continue without Interruption

The executive committee of the ST.
Paul Red Cross society has decided
upon June 10, in the afternoon, and
June IL, in the evening. as the dates
for the big benefit entertainment to be
given in the Auditorium
p RehearSalS will commence at once
Tor the living flag by the $500 school
children who are to be an important
part OF the entertainment. Prof. Cong
uon VIII arrange special patriotic
musical programme for the occasion,
and addresses will be made by some
OF the prominent men of the CITY.
other attractions are being arranged
Popular prices will prevail
through this entertainment every
body in st. Paul will be given a chance
10 aha the Red Cross work in a material
way ana at the same time witness an
entertainment which will be the larg-
est of its kind given in St. Paul for
some time.
The women of the Red Cross yester-
Gay requested The G 10 b e to make an
especlai appeal to the women of St.
Faul TO assist in making medical sup
pies. To enable the society TO fill the
TWO boxes to be sent South the latter
part OF this week. it will be necessary
Tor an additional number of workers to
give their assistance during the re-
mainGer of this week.
Mrs. w. III. S. Wright, of the house
committee, was in charge Yesterday
and Miss Sommers supervised the nee,
oIe work The following ladies yester-
cay lent their assistance. The Misses
Somfners, Mrs. Stees, Mrs. j. Jockey,
Mrs' "A. +: Jones, Mrs. j. ]. Farley
ana Miss Kate Bum, Mrs. Alexander
ana the Kings Daughters.
Inc following contributions were re-
ceived:
Miss Lawton-Papers and books. old line
and cotton. ' ~ ' !,
Mrs. Lewis-Books and old cotton.
Mrs. w. c. Stine-Two bottles of CRANE
} 1uiIle' four glasses jelly. two cans maItsd
Room Is. Franklin Schedules Emma 6
hooo-Nlne sheets, enc pillow case, 81 tow
els 10 som napkins n rs 81 rolls; bsndages.
Mr. s'R Ron0 q G9 CO.; books, safety pins.
Mrs. George-Old flannel
Mrs. Green-Grape juice.
Mrs. Sanford-Towels.
Mrs. J. Il. Shierman-Wine jelly.
Mrs. L: A. Moore-Books.
,,n Mrs Van Duzee-Eleven bandages. old
Miss Robbins-Piece old flannel.
me following cash contributions were 1e-
Mrs. Amherst H. Wilder $40
mrs. l. e Villiers Appelby ............. 10
Mrs. M. r. Sanford .....................
Three boxes of magazines. papers ts
ana paper books were sent to Col Van
Duzee yesterday for distribution
among the members of his regiment.
Two large boxes will be forwarded
the last of the week to the Twelfth and
Fourteenth regiments, containing bed
ding, night shirts, bands and bandages.
Another box will be shipped to the
Twelfth within few days, which will
contain jellies, fruit juices and other
delicacies for the hospital corps.
The box Of supplies sent from Miss
Robbs Apom, of the Franklin school.
ltemized above, was by far the larg-
est contribution received from one
source. The work on the garments
was all done by the children after
school,
Several other rooms in the Franklin
Webster and Jefferson schools are do
ing the same work, and before. long
1t is expected that work by the school
children VIII be- quite general 4iA's =
Mrs. Sherman added greatly to the
society's stores by contributing a large
box Of wines and jellies especially
adapted for hospital use.
All applications for positions as
nurses, are being referred to Dr.. jean
nette McLaren, chairman of the med
ical committee, who is keeping a list
OF young women volunteering.
President Tallmadge was called our
OF town yesterday on business Ar
rangements were, however, made with
the Minneapolis Red Cross workers 20
meet with representatives of both the
st. Paul organizations one day the last
Of the week
Mrs. Thomas Cochran will have