The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-04
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Monthly Meeting of the Home for the
 FriendIess--Death of One of the In-
 mates-Mrs. Sarah Sanford-Nrs. F.
 SchanfeIe Passes Away at the Age of
 ty-three-Wedding- of Miss NeIA
 lie ConIOn and Archie Meigs--Severe
 Burning Accident-AH the Church,
 Lodge and Social News.
 The managers of the Home for the Friendless held their monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home on Clinton avenue. There was the usual routine business, and several applica- tions for admission to the home were received. There are now over forty in- mates and the institution is nearly full. One of the inmates, Mrs. Sarah San born, died this week at Grace hospital and her funeral occurred on Tuesday. Mrs. Sanborn was eighty-eight years old. and had been an inmate of the home nearly five years. She died the day after her birth anniversary
 Directly after the business meeting a tea was served to the managers, in- mates and a few friends by Mrs. J. Ma son Hoppin, the first vice-president. She was assisted in serving by Mrs. Sherman Foote. Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Greist and Mrs. Mendel The tables looked quite attractive. The tea was an en- joyable socia affair for the seventy-five people who partook.
 The death of Mrs. Frederika Schau- fele took place at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wipper, 51 Houston street, Tuesday evening". at the age of eighty three years. Mrs. Wipper is a daughter of the deceased. Mrs. Schaufele was a well preserved woman for her age and had had very little illness all through her long life. She was taken ill with a severe cold three weeks ago., and, de- spite the best care, she was unable to throw 1t off. But she was able to be about the house until 4:SO p. m the day of her death, expiring soon after o'clock and retaining consciousness un- til the last. Mrs. Schaufele was born in Germany and soon after the death of her husband, Jacob Schaufele. she came to this country with her children. The family lived in New York for a year and then came to this city, thirty-five years ago. She leaves two children, Mrs. Wipper and Charles Schaufele, both of this city, and eight grandchil- dren. Mrs. Schaufele attended the Ger man Lutheran church for many years. Her birth anniversary was on Decem- Der 19. She had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Wipper, since the latter's marriage. The family have the sympathy of their many friends in their bereavement. The funera will be held at her late home tomorrow afternoon at 2.30, Rev. Dr. Sheath officiating, and the interment will be in Evergreen cemetery
 The marriage of Archie Meigs, son of Patrolnan and Mrs. Charles M. Meigs, of S7 Wolcott street, to Miss Nellie Con- icn, also of this city, took place New Years day. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. MT. Lent, of the First Baptist church, at the home of the brides parents. Mn and Mrs. Meigs have gone to housekeeping in newly Yfrnished house on Chatham street.
 The w. c T. U. will give an enter- tainment in it's hall, + Grand avenue, this evening at 8 o'clock. This affair is to raise money for a carpet for the hall, and members and friends are asked to attend and help out. Vocal, violin, mandolin and guitar selections will be given, and ice cream will be served free.
 Mrs. William Paulin, of Fryeberg, Me, and Mrs. John s, Edwards, of Amagansett, l.. l., are visiting c. D. Manwaring and family, of East Pearl street.
 This evening at o'clock the young people of the Grand Avenue Baptist church will meet inAthe chapel to form a society to be known as the Outlook club. It is to be a social organization, and a plan of study is to be taken up. All young people interested are invited to attend this evening and join the so- ciety.
 In addition to the officers-elect of the Grand Avenue Congregational church published in this paper yesterday a