Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-11

-A6AAs, !" AaAA Mo uAu hot been to
church for thirty years came forward
gave the church 50 and asked to be
prayed for. Rev. Chayis' forcible
preaching, did it.
The Science section of the Prudence
Crandall Club, met Wednesday evening
at the residence Of George Ecton ESQ.
No. 2717 Butterfeld st. DR.. G. p.
Bentley read an excellent paper On
Chemistry Of the Rocks"
The meetings at Bethesda this week
were largely attended. Wednesday
night, Or. ]. 81. Magee preached on,
"The New Birth, Thursday night, Rev.
Reed preached and last night the
pastor preached an interesting sermon.
What is the use Of having costly in-
vitations printed, saying s'This must be
shown at the door" and then allowing
anyone who has price of admission to
enter. That's the way some ofour clubs
do. Itis,a waste of money, don't do
it.
The Ladies' Leap Year Social which
took place at Quinn Chapel Wednesday
evening, was an enjoyable affair. Each
lady took a gentlemen and paid all ex-
penses, street car fare, admission, re-
freshments and all. The boys were well
treated.
Dr.. w. E. Quine lectured on sAnaes-
thetics" at library rooms, last Saturday
evening. The lecturer treated the
subject in a popular and interesting
manner. Messrs James Harris, James
Johnson and Albert Johnson furnished
music for the occasion.
At the Autumn Social next week,
only those holding invitations will be
admitted, and even if you have an in
vltation, the name must correspond
with name on book or you can't
get in. This is good idea as it will bar
out disreputable persons.
You can get the APPEAL three months
for only fifty cents. Leave your sub
scription with r. s. Bryan, 446 State
street, Prof. G.. F. Adams, 1914 Dear
born street or at the Chicago office,
$50 Clark ST., room Z, and you will get
the paper promptly every Saturday.
The Dixon Cadets. a company of
boys, are drilling under Capt. w. D.
Dixon. They are getting along nicely.
Officers will be elected as soon as they
are proficient in drill. Invitations are
extended to all boys, from 10 to IS, to
become members. See Master Lsvoy
Taylor, 2716 Dearborn st.
The last of the series of social enter
tainments to be held by the ladies of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, will take
place at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
Brown, No. 2543 Dearborn street, Mon
day evening, Feb. 18th. Coffee will be
served and literary and musical pro-
gramme will be rendered.
The question, "Resolved, That
women are Intellectually equal to men,"
was discussed at Quinn Chapel, literary
meeting, Thursday night. Affirmative,
Mesdames Agnes Moody and J. R..
Butter; negative, Messrs Sol. Taylor and
Washington. The gallant judges de-
cided in favor of the affirmative.
The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chica-
go news than any of the papers. It is
for sale at R. S. Bryan's, 446 State
street, Chas. Landres, Ill Harrison.
T. A, Chinn's, 33S-3Oth street, W.
Monroe's, SO E. Van Buren, street, Mrs.
E. M. Goodies, 1852 State street, and at
the Chicago Office of the paper, No. $50,
Clark street, Room 7.
There will be debate on Monday
evening, Feb. 10, by the Methodist
Correctional Literary Club, at st.
Stephens, A. M. E. Church.
Subject Of the discussion, els it adj
vantageous for the color or race to
divide its vote. Affirmative, M. 7.
Brodie and G. M. Blackburn; negative
G.. Fields and A. F. Hunt.
The eighth annual masquerade of the
Autumn club will take place at Central
hall next Thursday evening, Feb. 10th.
Music will be furnished by Prof. D. S.
McCosh. The officers of the club are
F. L. McGhee, president; w. B. Cross,
vice president; G. II. Harrison, treas
urer; T. w. Lee, secretary; H. G. Drake.
manager; Y. B. Moore, master of cere-
monies. It will be grand affair.
The following are the officers Of
Bethesda Sabbath school elected Mon
day night: F, L. Barnett, superin-
tendent; Sturgeon G. White, assistant
superintendent; Miss NJ. Hawlsy, score
tary; Miss Jessie Scott, assistant secre-
tary; Miss Annie May, treasurer; Mr..
Walker. librarian; assistants, Warner
Webb, Eddie Payne; Mrs. II. H. White,
chorister; Miss Gertie Washington,
organist.
Mrs. Ophie Wells gave an entertain
ment to a few of her friends at he1
beautiful new home, No. 1857 Dearborn
street Thursday evening, With casino
whist, music, dancing and conversation
the evening was pleasantly spent
Those present were Miss Lille Dixon
Miss Luella Points, Miss Thompkins, o.
Washington, D. G.. Mrs. II. V. Davis
Summons, Miss Adah O. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. Tuppins, Mr.
Childs, Mr.. Hackley and the APPEAL.
Prof. G. F. Adams German class is
just commencing at $50 Clark street
| room Z. second floor. IF Won wish If