The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-30

| The Executive Committee of the Hospital
Saturday and Sunday Association has COM
pleted the lists of appointments of ladies
who will solicit donations at the office build
ings, hotels, clubs and theaters tomorrow,
with the exception of the evening assign
ment at the Laclede Hotel and the complete
assignments at the Imperial Theater.
1t is believed that both of these will be adj
justed to-day. and if not former Governor
Francis and others will obtain volunteers to-
morrow morning from the ladies on the
morning assignments Of the other buildings.
!. large glass box will be delivered to-day
TO each building for the purpose of receiving
the collections. together with placards ana
necessary literature. The silk badges for
the solicitors ard the tags to be given 10
contributors will also be delivered a. the
buildings TO-DAY.
by workers who will otherwise aid. Every
member of the Hospital Association has been
written to and asked to cooperate with the
ladies at buildings specified. Each member
has also been furnished with a silk badge.
At the close of the collections Tomorrow
the glass boxes Will be delivered 10 II. \.
Davis. chairman of the Box Committee, at
the office of the Business Mems League, in
the Mercantile Club building. The money
will be counted by members Of the Box
Committee and OF the Executive Committee,
and the account checked by two tsllers CT
LAO odlh. lItiSuICt
Walker Hill reports that the advance pay
ments are larger than on the eve of any past
year.
The following is the list of solicitors, with
the locations and hours at which collections
will be made:
BANK OF COMMERCE. BuILp1NG-lo a. m.
to l .. H.. Mrs. E. r. Hoyt. Mrs. Willard Hall
and the Misses Hudson: l to ) p. m. Mrs. Ci.as.
Thaw. Mrs. James y. Antisdel. Miss Gladys An
tisdei. Charles Thaw in charge.
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Mrs James T. DrummoEd, Mrs. Sidney Walker
Miss West. Miss Marie Seaman: ! to 5 D. NJ,
Mrs. Theodore &. Link. Mrs. James c. Stewart.
Irs. Alexander Stewart. Mrs. George Il. Will
Jams. Mrs. Wallace Capen, Mrs. Oscar johnson,
Mrs; $; johnson, and the Misses Alexandra Stew
CENwuRl B~UlLLINI-1o a. m. TO / o. NJ.
" Bay +; {; M Ease Z. Mrs. E. S ); =; Gas fs. w MTs: ' sssIta
Mrs. o. Il. Peckha.n. Miss seam Capen. Miss Nc
CHARLES | E 70 & ( p; MI Mrs Ne E: { Ha Fcsnss 4aiies and M ,ss
Misses Franklin Armstrong;. pebbis wa.e. Amy
to%nsena; Ergtnla Sasey and Eioise Se'nPie.
-cENTTRY THEaTER-Matinee and evening.
blanche Ersh;cchieT. Miss Daisy Mediey. a. 9.
": i: J. ssisss sh saa the Hiass, s eRs S SHasas:
and cH f!snsnfs S sndLb,I E; J; s, 1 5 in IN charge \
A Msii 5. : y es saassn: Ms Ms: GUIDO u; Fahsslsssi H ana
inc misses Marie Hayes. COiladay and Walker:
Guyet,. Mrs. j. B. Desnoysrs. Miss Edna Glen:
ent. Miss Alice Herget. n. c.. Chapman and
,.te 8 { SiSk r # fatrfs and evening.
Mrs. = N. Holten. Mrs. Thomas A. wa:rsn..
Miss Mabel Saunders. Miss Mamie Thomas. Miss
May Luney. Frank Tate in charge.
BUILDING-lu a, nj. to ) n.
m. Mrs. Fred D. Gardner. Mrs. William A..
gardner. Mrs. Russell. Z. Gardner. Mrs. Frank
+ Roth Mrs.; Tom HALEY and the Misses Fran
GtI, j AhplpS In yrg
EXPOSITION BUILDING f~Ope-a)-Matinee
and evening. Mrs. E. P. Fox. Mrs. George Mar
TN; Mrs; Grace Mais.er and the Misses G%sorsina
Raby, Jennie. Hamilton. Sophie KenpH. May
,ssp9e h;ggins Leah Try; Julia LaushI'a,
Kane: Mabel and Gertrude Martin. Frank
EQUITABLE BtILD1NG-Io a. IT. to 3 T. H..
Mrs, J. Clark HeNe. Mrs. William Baeneil.' Mrs,
J3seph Gettys,, Ms- Shrevc Carter. the Misses
L IL, a Gth,n Hull Nellie HUI: Ger.Euds We'll.
lsil Nellie Hobli;selle. Clara Clark, Margaret
Whitelaw. Nellie Baenell. H.. n. Davis in
FULLERTON BIlLDING-1o a. m. to : p. M,
Mrs; J. r. Laughlin. Mrs. Robert II. Kern. Mrs.
William Basneil. Mrs. NJ. Il. Collins. Jr; Mrs.