Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-25
Miss Gertrude Spencer, tan cashmere,

MISS COfnella# WINDSOR, dTegS of wine
silk, natural flowers.
Miss Sonora Seldom, cream cheese
cloth, red trimmings.
Miss Ednah ]. Mason, silver gray
plush, natural flowers.
Miss Minnie Henderson, gray cloth
gray velvet trimmings.
! Miss Ollie JAMESON, wine colored
cloth, bead trimmings.
Miss Alice Williams, sage green cloth,
green plush trimmings.
Miss Minnie Holland. blue cloth.
q brown braid trimming.
Miss Lille Fletcher, blue cashmere,
/ white braid trimmings.
i Miss Gertie Gooden, brown cloth.
brown velvet trimmings.
Miss Cornelia Winson, crimson bro
cade satin, lace, diamonds.
Miss Oracle Knighton, applegreen
silk, dark green trimmings
/ Miss Ollie Robinson, black Francois.
natural flowers, jet jeWelry.
: + Miss Emma Spencer, light brown
cloth, red satin trimmings.
Miss Mamie Jordan, blue cloth. red
and black velvet trimmings.
Miss Z. B. Bolts, peacock blue plush,
! passementrie, natural flowers.
Miss Lena Williams, pale blue cash
mere, white yoke and sleeves white
braid.
Miss Hattie Ball, of Detroit, brown
cloth, cream plush trimmings, natural
| flowers.
The gentlemen present who were not
in mask we're:
D. P. French, J. Allen, J. D. Parker,
r. W. Harsh, F. Lipscomb, S. R. Snow
don, J. G. Buckner, F. A. Lipscomb,
f. B. Waring, W. Carson, w. Collins,
G. W. Guess, H.. Jones, A. Malone, H.
Knight, W. H. Beasley, W. w. Hughes,
L. H. Handy, R. La wrence, P. Cross, P.
Wilson, A. L. Jones, Robert Miller, C.
Williams, M. F. Butler, E. Green, w.
Martin, Henry Polite, d. MCGOWAN. J.
D. Morris, W. c. Green, r. Fullbright,
r. M. Simpson, J.. Crisup, E. Hudlin,
w. III. Wright, M. Hackley, E. EVERY,
G. Everett, P. Thompson, c. H. Green,
w. q. Holman, A. Broche, E. G.. Bart
ley, A. Jones, H. Scroggins, G. Moody,
c. Saunders, F. Bond, A. Harris, J..
Dade, ]. Alexander, J. B. Teeters, l..
W. Lamb, W. R. Cowan, G. Todd, A. NJ .
Swan, j, E. Jones, G. f. Coleman, B.
Clearly, A. Hackley, G. Clark, &. How
ard, w. H. Robinson, P. S. Steel, Mp.
Charmon, j. W. Phelps, H. G. Petite
cenel, w. j. Johnson, w. Curl, II Cole,
F. Yates, j. G. Pettman, Capt. Rowlett,
G. Bayen, J. Hermann, G. Pickens, H.
Wheatly, w. Price. J. Bedford, F.
Johnson, ]. A. Wilson, D. G. Hender-
son. A, w. Miller, R. 6. Taylor, A.
Dennis, F. Mitchell, J. Turner, J. Cole
man, A. S. Gambole, j. A. Anderson,
A. Carroll, G. johnson, D. Catlet, A.
White, W. Hickman, L. X. Gilbert, J.
NJ. Williams, d. FL. Settle, G. w. MAJ
thews, G.. Wallace, w. H. Rogers, ].
Walker, S. French, R. Williams, H: P.
Symms, G. Edwards, r. Hart, George
Terrell, Napoleon Coates, Eugene Hale,
Gus. Gamblee, Fl. Coleman, T. B.
Beard, W. Boudin, B. F. Sharp, D. Fer
guson, j. Malone, H. Simpson, H. Ham
monds, j, Mitchell, F. D. Crenshaw, N.
]. Smith, J. D. Alexander. And q
number of others whose names were
not obtained.
! Mrs. J. B. Turner left Wednesday
for New Orleans, to visit relatives.
The APPEAL is published simultane-
ously in Chicago and st. Paul, and its
just the paper you want. 81
Rev. W. G. F. Reed has removed
from 9th street, and is keeping house
at 2702 Butterfeld street.
Miss Christine Shucraft, of Muncie
Ind, is in the city the guest of Mrs. J
c. Plummer, 2974, Dearborn street.
Mr.. James H. Moody is home with
his family this week. He says he likes
it here better then to be snow bound in
a Dakota blizzard.
The philosophy section, of the Prud-
ence Crandall Club, met "Wednesday
evening, at the residence of the leader
Mr.. L. q. Wheeler.
If you have an item of news you
want published, leave it at Bryan {
Estella Cafe AS State street, or at the
Chicago office of the Appeal $50 Clark
st. room Z
The Souvenir Musical and Literary
Association met Tuesday evening at the
Z residence of Mr.. w. M. Nelson, us
!; Walnut street. DR.. G. E. Bentley adj
" dressed the meeting.
!, At the young folks meeting, at
Bethesda Saturday afternoon, the topic
was, Jesus the Light Of the World. Z
Some fine music was rendered To-day
at 6, another meeting will be held. You
are invited.
AT the end of the course, Prof
Adams German class will give a grand
entertainment at Central Hall. JUS
think of it, songs, choruses, recitationi
etc. rendered in German after SIX
weeks study!
The WESTERN APPEAL has more Chiea
so news than any of the papers. It i
for sale at R. S. Bryan's, 446 State
J, street, Chas. Landres, III Harrison
T.. A, Chinn's, 33s-30th street, W. II
/ Monroa,s or n Van Rnrans straat Mrs