The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-08

| Rest Cottage, Woman's Christian
temperance Union" Such Is the sign on
neat white cottage in newspaper row at
the fa1r grounds. The building has lust
been completed, and is the result of 4+a
iaoors or the women who comprise the
"hlte ribbon unions in Minnesota
enough OF course, the unions in ST. Paul
ana minneapolis have taken a deeper IN
'erest In the work than those further
away. The building is one story. sixteen
Aeet oy twenty-four feet, and contains a
PHEASANT Darlor, a rest room, cloak
room, and a wide porch It is named
AFTER Francis Wizards home at Evans
| ton, Ill.
a large committee of women, composed
| OF one member from each w. C. n TT
union IN the Twin Cities, met yesterday
! AFTERNOON with the state officers and
state superintendent of fair works, at the
resloence OF Mrs. S. C. Erier Merriam
Fark, and perfected plans for the furnish
ing OF the cottage and the entertainment
OF visitors during fair week Mrs. G. s
| oouIe, state superintendent of fair work
oiu chairman OF the building committee,
presided The report of the treasurer
Mrs. L. J. Hill, showed that s15I 70 had
peen collected for the building. OF this
$S''4e mad been paid out for lumber The
| report showed that donations of building
material had been received from the fol.
! lowing st. Paul firms: st. Croix Lumber
20, a ~ Smith, S. c. Abbott, ]. Bohn.
! n n.aItln Lumber Co, Jefferson & Carson,
/ brooke Brothers, Noyes Brothers e. cut
Ter and st. Paul Hardware Co.
me building will be dedicated Tuesday
! oePI' D. AT yesterdays meeting Mrs
FRANCIS Neal, of Minneapolis, one of thu
! Oldest white ribboners in the state. was
/ appointed chairman of the commit
zee; Mrs. {. G. Horner, of Mime
Spons' VIII! nave charge of the music.
MRS. Bessie Smythe ScovilI the state
president. will deliver an address. MRS
! Helen Bullock, national superintendent of
soclal purity, will also be present and de-
liver an address
The object of the W. c. T. U. fair de-
: partment and the building of this cot
t .age, SAID Mrs Soule, chairman of the
! Dunolng committee yesterday, us to pre-
sent our principles to the greatest number
i OF people, and to use our influence to eIe-
! Vdte the moral tone of the fair
Inc St Paul unions will distribute lit
eIature Tree Monday and Wednesday, and
the minneapolis unions will distribute it
! on thursday, Friday and Saturday.
! MRS: Bell M. WEIGH, of Minneapolis. and
/
OF the Twin Cities committee on decora-
ton, and Mrs. Van SAINT, of MINNEAPOLIS
! ana Mrs. T. c. White, of st. PAM are
cha1rmen of the furnishing committee.
Each day during the fair there will he
a special program of music at Rest Cot
] tage, beginning at 8 o'clock in the after
| noon.
| Miss Wolf of Henderson. was enes+ ~
: honor at luncheon given SATURDAY.
afternoon by Mrs. L. H. Hartmann. of
/ Goodhue avenue
| Miss Della Roberts entertained inform
any yesterday afternoon at her home on
! Burr street. 0--
MRS. Smith entertained the North Star
! Euchre club Thursday afternoon ar bar
nome on Rice street. Prizes were won nv
Mrs smehle, Mrs. Pemperin, Miss Ross
and Mrs. Fitzsimmons.
Mrs H NJ. Flood, of otseeo o,,onro
| entertained at euchre Thursday after
noon. Prizes were Won by Mrs. T. r
! Narney, Mrs. E. J. Well and Miss Learv
| DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Schadle. of the Aber-
| oeen' gave a trolley party Friday after
| noon to Lake Harriet
|
morrow afternoon at her summer homo
Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake.
a musicale was given at the TavIor
| house, Taylor's Falls Saturday evening by
r, Edwin Rider, of st. Paul. Ferns. pla.
oloh' sweet peas and red and white roses
| We're used In the decorations in the mar
| lor dining room and hall Mr.. Rider re-
ceiYed the guests, assisted by Mrs.
" Br1en. The programme included trio
Tor piano and mandelins, played by Miss
| Cess, Miss Maud Zirkirce, Of Arlington.
and Walter Geiss, of Arlington. Miss
| O'Brien, who recently returned from
! vienna, where she has studied for the
past two years, played several piano
numbers, and Miss Gibbs, of ST. Paul
| sang.
The board of managers of the Young
Women's Friendly association held it's
regular monthly meeting yesterday at the
! association rooms on jackson street. Mrs
| ]. w. Edgerton presided Mrs. M. F.
Eastman was appointed visitor for
August
Ellsworth circle Ladies of the G. A.
| R., gave a euchre party last evening at
| Odd Fellows hall. Cards were PLAYED at
eight tables. Mrs. Mccall and Mrs Bur
CESS had charge of the affair. Prizes were
won by Mrs. ]. c. Mccall. Mrs johnson.
| Mr.. F. ]. Eubank and Mr.. T. T. Hart.
!
w. o. w, Prosperity circle gave
card party and social last evening al their
! hall on Wabasha street. Mrs. Seixas, Mrs
! Galispee and Miss Brown formed the
| committee arrangements. Progressive
cinch was played, prizes being won by
| Mrs. Gray and Mrs Cook.
| Refreshments were served after the
game by Mrs. Shank and Mrs. Seizas.
| The Somerset w. c. T. U. will meet
| Wednesday Aug Sat p. m, in the Y. NJ
| c. n. rooms. There will be an election of
| delegates to the state convention. Reports
! to Saltwater Sunday to hold exercises in
| the state prison.
The Ramsey County Association of
| Graduate Nurses held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon in the Ram
sey County Medical association rooms
| Lowry Arcade. DR.. J. NJ McLaren pre-
sided. An apepal was read from the Epis-
! copal deaconesseS' home on Fuller street
| asking that a nurse be sent from the as
| ISOLATION to take UP the work of nursing
| the invalid members of the home. The
association took no action In the matter
| The nurse who volunteers her services
| does so gratuitousiy, for aside from her
| board and SO a month. there will no pay
| ment for services. 1t was decided to give
| a reception Friday evening. Sept. S, at the
| home of Miss Grace Holmes, 435 Prescott
| street. The reception will be from till
| 10, and the list OF guests will be limited
| to the active and honorary members Of
| the association. The following members
he