Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-08
noon. The regular Saturday matinee
will not be given on account of the great
sham battle at State Fair grounds.

| IlOOu. lie regular saturday mallnee
will not be given on account of the great
sham battle at State Fair grounds
Rev. Father Stanley delivered one OF
his course of lectures last Sunday night
at the Colored Catholic Church on Con
triton. !" He showed that contrition
| vas an interior grief, horror, and detes-
tation of the sin committed, with the
firm resolve never more to relapse in
to evil habits. He also explained where
contrltion includes in itself two acts, sor-
row of the heart for sin committed, and
the purpose of the will to avoid sin in
the future. He will continue the same
subject next Sunday night Let every
body come and hear the truth.
The most toney little social affair that
has taken place lately wasa five O'Clock
tea given in honor Of Miss Tazzie Thorn
as, Of st. Louis, by Miss Bertha Heath
cock at the residence Of Mrs James
A. Thomas, on Dale street Friday even
ngof last week. The tea wassimply de-
lEghtful, but it could not be otherwise
when it was furnished, table ware and
all, by the famous caterer Mr.. T. S. Wat
klEs. Miss Heathcock played the part of
hostess to perfection, and her guests en-
joyed themselves hugely. Those who par
took of her hospitality were: Mesdames
Carrie Webb. Jas. A. Thomas, J. C. Ber-
ry; Misses Tazzie Thomas, Celia Rober-
son, Hattie johnson, Lulu Griswold,
Blanch Parker. Ella Smith; Messrs. Lew.
is Wilson, JAS. Thomas, Jas. Wiley, The
APPEAL.
A very gay party of folks left the city
Thursday evening to attend a grand par
ty at Saltwater given by Messrs. J. R.
Robinson, Lewis Smith, and T. A. Rey-
nolds at the residence of the latter. The
party was grand affair in every partic-
ular, and everybody was highly pleased,
The st. Paul contingent was as follows
Misses Ella Smith, Bertha Heathcock
Celia Robertson, Rosa Hill, Kittie Viii.
kins, Alice Thompson; Messrs. Chas
and Richard Farr, w. Bloom, J. Edwards
w. Is. Buckner, Richard Higdon, Chas
James, j. Thompson, Will Robertson, W
L. Stradford, j. @. Adams, Geo. Brady
Minneapolis. Those from Stillwate,
were: Mrs. S. H. Hadley; Misses Matte
Green, Addie Lindsay, Matte Lewis, Lu
lu Cordle; Messrs N. Norris, C. jackson
u. II. Lewis, E. Forrist, Peter Chopper
L. Allen, q. W. Lindsey, John Chopper
On Thursday evening, last week, :
surprise party was rendered to Rey
William Gray at his residence No. Is;
Charles street, which was a very pleas
ant affair. The party was under the di
rectlon of Mr.. Moses Davis. The ''Twi
light Quartette" ofthe Ryan Hotel capt
VIM. Rowland, leader, entertained tn.
guests with some excellent music. TIL,
party broughta bountiful supply of re
freshments and spent the time mos
pleasantly until late hour. Thos,
present were: Mesdames Victoria Page
Mary Wiley, Kate Allen, Josephin,
Howard, NJ. J. Leavett, Lula Hickman
Hattie Hobbs, Lucy Niter, Eliza Dish
more, Jessie Adams, America Parker
Elizabeth Coleman. Misses, Ameli,
Williams, Julia Turner, Christine Saun
ders, Dora Bassett, Lizzie Roach, LULU
Jones Rena Bradbury, NJ. Hackley
Messrs. H. G. Fletcher, Harry Ellsey
Jas. Williams, w. Roland, R. Bernard
r, Clark, J. W. Christman, J. H. Whit
ney, II. Morris, ]. P. Pritchett, II. C
jackson, 7. J. Holland, L. V. Gray, Rev
F. Lomax and many others.