Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-10

thanking the citizens of Chicago, for the
benefit rendered her last Thursday
evening. Miss Davis is especially CRATE
full for the beautiful golden star which
was presented as token of the high
regard with which she is held by
Chicago's citizens. 70 the many artists
who kindly volunteered their services,
Miss Davis returns her most sincere
thanks.
An Orange Tea Party under the
management of the Women's Building
Association took place at Bethesda
Church, Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Piano Solo Miss Gertie Washington.
Vocal Solo-Miss Eta Cooper.
Reading Miss Annie Boyle.
Duet-Misses Washington and Cooper
The performance concluded with a
drama "The Morning Call" by Mrs. G.
e, Lewis and Mrs. Frank Warning.
Refreshments were served
Eight young ladies of st. Stephens
church will give an entertainment at
the church, Tuesday evening the 18th,
for the purpose of refurnishing the
church china closet. The ladies who
form the committee are:
Miss Florence Hunt.
Miss Nellie Weston.
Miss Annie Tompson.
Miss Josie Smith.
Miss Julia Walden.
Miss Alice Keath.
Miss Sarah Fields.
Miss Annie Mathews.
The entertainment by Prof. Adams
German class, will take place at Lin
coin Hall, Monday evening, March 10.
This hall is OH 51st street, between
Wabash and Michigan is perfectly new
just opened this season and is without
doubt, the most beautiful in the city of
Chicago. It is beautifully fitted up with
folding seats which are removed for
promenade. There are retiring rooms
for ladies, covered with the finest of
Brussels carpets. A smoking room fer
gents, is elegantly furnished in every
respect including cushioned easy chairs.
The following persons will appear in
the grand entertainment to be given by
Prof. Adams:
READINGS:
Miss Adah O. Brown
Miss H. Vinton Davis
Mrs. Lettie Trent
Miss Fannie Hall
Miss Ollie Jameson
Miss Sarah G.. Bond. .
soLoIsTs:
Mrs. f. A. Powell
Miss Gertie Washington
Mrs. F. L. McGhee
Mr.. S. G. White
Miss Theresa Gray
Prof. G. f. Adams.
REGULATIONS:
Miss Allie Gray
Miss G. G. Carter
Mrs. Emma Morgan
Mrs. Mamie Richardson
Miss Alice Taylor
Master Leroy Taylor.
When Jno. g. Jones, J. H. Magee, J.
D. Bryant and some others interested
in the South Park Building and Loan
Association arrived at the hall, 1SC
Clark St., last Friday evening, they were
in great glee for they supposed the SOC
people there assembled had come to
attend their meeting Such was not
the case however, as the people present
had come in asnwer to the following ad
Wanted-Ninety walters, two head
walters and four carvers. Apply at 1Sl
Clark street, room 25, from to p. M.
March End.
This ad was inserted in papers for the
purpose of attracting walters to meet.
ing of assembly 1886 K. of L. which met
at that time and place. There was 9
little rangle at first about use of hall as
the janitor had rented it to both
parties. The party of Messrs Jones
Magee & Co., numbered just Is officers
included and as there were about SOC
Of the walters present the Building
Association retreated gracefully. As
sembly 1886 being left in possession Of
the hall, the meeting WIS opened, q
number of speakers presented the
claims of the Walters Union to such
effect that more than one hundred
became members.
The second grand assembly of the
Eureka Social club took place Wednes
day evening, at the residence of Mrs
M. J. Brown, 206-26th street. Wher
the APPEAL reporter arrived at $50 the
spacious parlors were thronged with
the club and it's guests, enjoying them
selves with games, music and converse
ton. At 10 O'Clock the club was calico
to order and the following programme
rendered:
instrumental solo, Mr.. Jas. A. Harris
Opening address, Mr.. J. N. Coleman
Response, Mr.. II. II. James.
Bass solo, s'Thy Sentinel I, Mr.. ]. N
Croaker.
Reading ''The Polish Boy" Mis-
Jettie Brooks.
Solo, IAN Old Letter." Mr.. L. P
Spencer.
!. Defamation, The London Travelin
Man, Mr.. j. I. Dudley.
Solo, when the Leaves Begin t
Fade y Miss Hattie Smith