The Saint Paul globe., 1900-01-18
SOCIETY'S GOOD WORK
FRIENDS OF FREE DIsPENsARY
MEET AT RESIDENCE OF
MRS. TARBOX
NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Concert to BE Given Entirely by
Old People at the Clinton Ave-
nue. M. E. Church on Jan. 20-
Euchre Party to he Given by
Board of Managers of the Babies
Home.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Free Dispen-
sary, held Yesterday at the dispensary
dent, Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple; second vice
president, Mrs Maurice Auerbach; secre-
tary, Mrs. M. p. Saunders; assistant &C
retary, Mrs. S. G. Russell; treasurer,
Mrs. c. G. De Cos,er.
The treasurer's report showed that the
dispensary had received during the year
$S4o.7S, including $251 from subscriptions
and membership; $25 from the Hebrew
Ladies' Benevolent society; sl2 from the
House of Hope Willing Workers. $500. OF,
prescriptions. There was balance from
1898 of s25777. The total disbursements
were $S4S.7S.
The past prosperous year has lessened
the number of patients applying for me l.
treated in one month was 1,0S3, In March.
The smallest number treated was $50, in
September The average for the year
was 659 cases per month.
Miss McCreery, of ST. Louis will be
guest of honor at a luncheon given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs. Charles. Cor
don, of Laurel avenue. .e.
Miss Hammond, of South Exchange
street, will give small luncheon this
afternoon.
concert, participated in entirely by
old people. will be given Thursday even
| ing, Jan. %, at the Clinton Avenue M. i
church. Mrs. E. G. Connolly has charge
| of the programme: The following will
| take part: Mesdames Hare, McIntire Ca
rey, M c. Timmons, Kendall, Lourance
E. H Ward, Johnston, Hambly; Messrs
Johnston, Quayle, Bryant, Talboys, ]. H
Wood, Hambly, Lourance, P. d. Win
| chell, Hare, McIntire, Dingle and Fergu
| son.
The board Of managers of the Babies
euchre party this afternoon at the Metro
! politan hotel. The ladies having the af
fair in charge wish 1T distinctly under
| stood that all interested in the institu
ton will be welcome at the party, wheth
| er they have received invitations or not
| The spice of novelty, as we'll as beauti
! full gowns and flowers, made the closing
| assembly of the season, danced last nigh
! at Elks' hall, most brilliant social event
! 1t was an Egyptian cotillion, the weir(
| decorations from the land of the sphin2
| adding bizarre effect that the red-hood
| ed lights intensified The room was dec
GRATED in Egyptian yelows blues, green's
! reds and browns. Egyptian cartoons anC
| parchments, with curious hieroglyph1c:
traced thereon, were hung on the walls
! The favor table was an Egyptian temple
| and the favors included engravings O.
Cleopatra. Egyptian scarfs, scarabaeus
| small pyramids, gold rings and Cleo
| patra's needle. The sphinx itself wa:
| there under q canopy of blue, covered
with silver stars. sphinx not so I'm
! scrutable as usual, for during the even
ing it opened its lips and spoke to a mum
| ber Of women whom a messenger sup
! posed to be sent by Rameses summoned
| before It. The receiving women last nigh
| ley, Mrs. J. Townsend and Mrs. G. L
| Greene. The favors were distributed by
/ Mrs. Charles Clark Mrs. F. M. Douglass
/ Mrs. A. Sibley and Mrs L. p. Ordway
| Mrs. Charles Spencer represented Cleo
! patra, and Mrs. Alexander was her mait
i of honor. Mr.. William l.. Banning led
/ dancing alone. The St. Anthony hill or
j chestra played. The following were the
/ guests Of the club: ss
Livingston, N. " Miss Bailey, of Bridge.
| port Conn; Miss McCreery of St Louis
| Miss Gilman, of Yonkers, n. Y; Miss
| Douglass, of Milwaukee; Miss Katherine
! Miss Katherine johnson, Miss Pope. Miss
Robbins, Miss Simpson, Miss bancroft
Miss Hill Dr. ~, Harry Ritchie, 1Fitzhugt
P, TroWbridgee; G. II. Bissiow. w. Lin,
Jr., j. n. Kirby r. W. Durant :Jr.,. r. D
| Pherson.
The club members are:
M Mr. and D. Mrs. J D "A armstrong. aI Mr. anf
Bgelow M " M Jr Mann Ma and M Mrs a1q f. Ers BigeloW g
| Mr.. and Mrs. William M Banning, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. "
7; Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Douglass
e: M. Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Cass Gilbi-.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Horn, Mr. and Mrs
Howard James, Mr.: and Mrs. E. A. jag
and Mrs. M. D. Mum, Mr.. and Mrs l.
| P. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Peet
n Mr. and Mrs. W G; Read Mr. and Mrs
Squires Mr.. and Mrs c.. L. Spencer, Nj
| and Mrs. E. l.. ShepleX, Mr.. and Mrs A -,
! b. Sibley Mr.. and Mrs. Men v Sey.
mour, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tighe, MIR
| and Mrs j. Townsend, and Mr. and Mrs
| I. L. Wann.
Miss Elizabeth w. Borup, daughter OF
Mrs G. J. Borup, and Mr. Charles j
| Grey We're quietly married last evening
at o'clock at ST. Pauls Episcopa
church, Rev. Harvey Officer officiating
| The church decorations were white anC
green. The bride was attended by hel
| sister, Miss Virginia Borup. The best
+, man was Frank McCabe. Miss MAUD
| Borup played the wedding march The
| ushers were M. Blanchard Carpenter. H
| Newell Barr, Louis Jamme and Cass Dur.
| ham. After the ceremony there was ar
informal reception at the brides home
| 139 Pleasant avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Grey left last evening
for the East. Mr.. and Mrs Grey viii
be at home at 139 Pleasant avenue. Mrs
| Grey's at home days will be Thursdays
| Feb. Is and 22.
The St. Paul Tourist club gave its an
| niversary ball last evening at Sherman
hall. The hall was decorated with ever
greens and the national colors. Koch
iers orchestra played for the dancing