Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-05-26
TABOR'S HOST.
Installation of Officers of West
ern Light Tabernacle
No. 81.
A Pleasant Affair, Good Showing.

Mrs. susie Terry, =. t.
Mrs. Minnie Jefferson, V. P.
Mrs. Rebecca Rodley, C. R.
Mrs. Annie Pindell, V. R.
Mrs, America Easton, Priestess.
Mrs. Sarah Shoto, Treasurer.
Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn, I. Sentinel.
Mrs. Maggie Robinson, O. Sentinel
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Mrs. Sarah Finn.
Mrs. Roxie Rose.
Mrs. Jane Walker.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
Mrs. Eliza Bolts.
Mrs. Eliza Brown.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson.
During the evening a pair of beauti-
full vases were presented to Mrs. Alice
Scott, Past Chief Preceptress, the retir-
ing officer.
The report Of the secretary shows the
Tabernacle is in a good financial condi-
ton with $50 financial members,
Cash received during year.......... SHOTS
Expenses during year........-....:....46S.0 5
Cash in 300 90
After the ceremonies dancing was in
dulged in until o'clock. A large and
fashionable crowd was present.
Mr.. G, F, Adams of the APPEAL took
a run down to Louisville, this week.
Mr.. Anthony Jefferson and Miss
Mollie Brown were married Thursday,
by Rev. Thomas, at 1883 State street.
Tomorrow being Trinity Sunday, there
will be celebration Of the Holy Com
munion at st. Thomas church, at II a. m.
Miss Fannie Jackson, of Lexington,
KY, is visiting the city, the guest of
Mrs. Jas. L. Branham, 2711 Dearborn
street.
The next Of the series of social enter
tainments for the benefit of st. Thomas
church. will be at Ida Dempcy's 3716
Dearborn street, Monday evening, June
4th.
Memorial services under the aus
pices of John Brown Post, G.. A. R.,
will be held at Olivet church, Sunday
at 3 p. m. Memorial sermon by the
pastor.
Mrs. Julia Plummer Burgess has
kindly consented to repeat her concert.
It takes place at Olivet church, next
Monday evening, the %. It will be a
great treat.
Mrs. Geo. Reed, mother of Lieuten-
ant Reed, of Fire Company No. u, died
Sunday. She was 66 years Of age. The
funeral took place from her late resi-
dence, 25l6 Dearborn street, Tuesday
morning, Rev. j. Chavis officiating
The deceased was consistent christian
and member of Quinn Chapel.
The May concert under the manage
ment Of Mrs. T. Cooper, took place a
Bethesda Tuesday evening, and wa
greatly enjoyed by the large Grove
present. The feature of the evening
was a song by little Celia Morrison,
sweet little miss of four years. Sh
sang 'I'm going to write to papa"
/ The little son ofMrs. Emma Bryan
2976 Dearborn street, was standing look
ing at crowd of boys playing base ball
when he was struck by the ball and hi
nose knocked out of joint. The littl
fellows injury is severe and very sa,
as it is possible that he may be dis
figured for life. Mrs. Bryan has th
sympathy of her many friends.
Mr.. Frank Hill, manager for Nelli,
Brown Mitchell, of Boston, begs to an
nounce that she will appear at Farwe]
hall in a grand concert Thursday eve
ming, June IA, for the benefit of Olive
church. Madame Mitchell is known a
the worlds ballad prima donna and vii
be assisted by her sister, who has !.
superb voice, and some of the bes
talent in the country.
Charles Thompson and companion
both Colored, knocked down. AM
attempted to rob Tracey Howard at thu
corner of Michigan avenue and Val
Buren, street at IL o'clock Tuesda,
night. Thompson was held to TIN
Criminal court by Justice Lyon Wed
nesday morning in $1,000 bonds on th
charge OF assault and robbery.
. DIED-Eulah, youngest daughter Q
William and Mary Davenport, die,