The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-08
MRS. N. F TYLER s REPORT
FOR HOUSE COMMITTEE, FLOR
 ENCE CRITTENToN MISSION.
Encouraging Success of the "HOme" on Ward Street-Taxed to Its Utmost Capacity in Its Good Work-DOna- tions the Past Month.

Capacity in Its Good Work-Dona-
 tiOns the Past Month.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Florence Crittenton mission will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the Church of the Redeenler lecture room. Following is a list of the donations re- ceived last month;
 Miss M, E. Audubon, 1 pair shoes. i pairs hose. literature; Mrs. A. A. AL ling, l pair wool crib blankets (new); 1; Mrs. H, B. Armstrong, package of hose Mrs. John Bradley, 1 skirt, 1 overshoes, 1 waist, I fascinator; Miss Beach, 1 hat. l coat, shoes, knit underwear; Mrs. c. c. Johnson, 1 coat; Our girls, 2 cakes, pounds dates; Mrs Kate Smith, tsolicited), cambric for quilt, 2 pairs shoes. l wall banner; Mrs Morris F. Tyler, 2 hand knitted baby blankets.
 In the published report of the mission. Mrs. Morris F. Tyler's report of the house committee, just issued, appears appears as follows:
 Five years ago this month, with faint hearts and much foreboding as to it's success, little band of ladies and gen. tlemen opened the Home" at IS Ward street. that has proved to be so sue cessful branch of the Florence Crit tenton" mission work in our city. This year we have cause, as hitherto. for thankfulness and praise to Him who is the author and fnisher of all good. Our home has, during the past year, at one time, been taxed to its utmost capacity with eleven inmates. Our smallest number of young women being four, after the successful placing in good homes of some of our mothers, with their babies. During the month of May our assistant matron, Miss Murray, re- signed and her place is now filled most satisfactorily by Miss Chapman, a val ued helper in our good work. From June to November, absence from the city kept me from my usual visits to the home, but on my return l found all going well, and of those months our matron will tell you in her report for the year. Our Thanksgiving day was marked as usual by good dinner, furnished by some of the ladies of our board, which gave the girls much pleas ure. At Christmas other ladies of the board again provided feast, and the little Christmas tokens that sRaak of those entrusted to our care, not even the babies being forgotten. It is with sorrow that I must report the absence of our valued vice president from the house committee at this season owing to severe illness. It is almost needless to say how much we have missed her wise counsel, kindly interest and generous support this year. She ever responded to all the claims made upon her with prompt and cheerful helpfulness. In her absence our second vice president kindly took her place and is entitled to the hearty thanks of our committee. And now the ofd year has rolled by and we are entering the new and un- trodden field of 19O7 Is it too much tc i hope and ask all our friends to con tinue their friendly interest in and timely support of this great and good work for the Master which enables us to offer shelter and protection to the erring, who are wanderers from his fold, and who grasp so eagerly at the
 'open door to an honest life and g Christian home with it's loving, helofu influence?