The Saint Paul globe., 1898-05-22

and Mrs. ]. Wirth looked after the
cutting and sewing.
Monday Mrs. ]. H. Ames will look
after the supplies, and Mrs. E. C.
Stringer will preside at the sewing ta-
BILE.
Mesdames wirth and sanborn will
take charge of the packing on Monday
and will enlist quite a corps of assist
ants In order to expedite matters and
get the boxes in readiness for ship
ment by Monday night.
Not one item Of expense has been in
CURED by the women since the store
was opened Monday, the merchants
and retailers responding generously to
any requests which have been made
for supplies and material. Mannhe:mer
Brothers have been espeei lily courteous
to the society, extending to them the
courtesies of the old Schliek store and.
assisting them In many other ways.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee tee was held yesterday afternoon. The
following were present: = President A. s.
Tallmadge, Mrs. .. Ansel Oppenheim.
Miss Caroline M. Beaumont. DR.. lea,
nette N. McLaren, Mrs. J. w. Edeerton
DR.. Helen w. Bissell, Mrs. J. 8. Shurick'
The committee talked over ways and
means, and arranged some details with
regard to transportation for the sup
pines. Negotiations are pending with
the express companies to carry the SUP
plies free, and 1T is altogether prob
able that such an ARRANGEMENT can he
perfected.
In as much as the Thirteenth regi-
9ment was presented a. neat sum of
money by President j. J. Hill, of the
Great Northern, the committee decided
10 SEND only the bandages and bands
to the Thirteenth and save the de'ica
cies for the other regiments, as the
sum contributed was sufficient to pro-
vide the Thirteenth with all the neces-
sitdes and essentials, for the hospital
corps.
The following contributions were re.
ce.ved at the headquarters yesterday:
Mrs. McMichael-Jelly.
Mrs. P. Doherty-Old cotton,
Mrs. g. c. Cook-Old flannel
Mrs. F. B. Tiffany-Grape Juice.
Ine M Lazy Cfub-17o Hospita! napkins.
:, Mrs. +. H. Morgan-Ma,ted@ - milk. old
linen. old cotton. A' o'u
Mrs. L. A. Guiterman-one gallon claret
MRS. Buehanan-Six dozen hospital nap
Mrs: M; Doran--Thrty-four cans con.
densed % milk, old linen.
sSI,a,, Mrs; Dr.; r.: Geo: s. McPherson-Ninety- six
Ladies of St Anthony Park-Grape juice.
9eliy, 1ghteen abdominal bands, package old
linen and cotton. ~
Mrs. Larkin-Old cotton.
Mrs. R. J. Gribble-Raspberry vinegar
Miss Payne-Three shirts and handker-
chiefs.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures of cotton.
st. Joseph's Church-One dozen pillow
slips, 26 abdominal bands, dozen surgical
bands, bundles old linen, box buttons, i
dozen night shirts. cotton material
Mrs Doran, Cathed- al Pa ishLMate rial for
wcmen's dresses
Mrs. J. B. Arey-Wine and jelly.
Mrs. c. B. Leigh, old linen.
Mrs. A. p: Whitney-Old linen.
Mrs, Frank DOran WaSr Sida Auv;Horv
Bandages, night shirts, old linen.
Mrs. F. w. Fiske-Old linen
Mrs. Hutson-Old linen
Miss Wayland-One bandage
Daughters of Erin, Division No. 3LOne
bolt Of muslin.
Mrs. ]. J. MoCardy-Two dozen pillow
/ slips.
Miss Josephine Purnell-Old linen.
Mrs. H. L. Moss-Old cotton.
The following cash subscriptions were
received yesterday:
Mrs Twombley 50 00EMiss Weyer - 50
Mrs. M. Schwab.. 00hrs. O. Ritten-
Mrs. s. Schwab :. 00t berg :. :. .... / 90
Mrs. e. v. N. ABB Mrs. j. Wirth 49,. 00
bott :. :. ...r. 90 st. Paul Lodge
Mrs Bernhem.. 90 Elks 10 oO
Miss H. Mayer -. 90 John Sauter . " / so
st. Paul Twenti- Mrs D. r. FL
eth Century His lott :. 0C
tory CIRCLE 90
Notice has been given that the head
quarters will be closed all day today,
and the ladies who have work at home
are requested to return all completed
garments Monday morning. The entire
| stock Of sheets and pillow cases will be
shipped with the boxes tomorrow,