Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-02-18
suit cut bias, close fitting, pumps, hair a

suit cut bias, close fitting, pumps, hair a
la Fricasse.
i Mr.. J. B. French, pigeon-tail suit de-
collette, trousers au fait, hair a La Pom
padour, white kids.
Mr.. A. A. Thompson, full dress with
white kids and pumps.
Mr.. R. c. Young, Prince Albert
suit.
Mr.. W. H. Curd, plain Prince Albert
suit.
Mr.. S. Laing Williams, claw-hammer,
I pumps, hair a la Pompadour.
Mr.. John johnson, swallow-tail coat,
pumps.
Mr.. j. S. Madden, cut-away suit
plain,
Mr.. Henry Forte, artestically done in
full dress, gold buttons, Louis TX MORE
antiqne trousers, pumps.
Mr.. G. G. Lewis, pigeon-tail dress suit,
pumps.
Mr.. Edward Mead, Prince Albert suit,
pumps.
Nr. Eugene Hale was gotten up re-
gardless of expense, full dress, Ia
Parisienne
Mr.. George Smith, plain Prince Al
bert suit
Mr.. F. w. Harsh, hammer coat,
trousers la Baggie, hair plain.
Mr.. E. H. Hawkins, plain Prince Al
bert suit
Mr.. E. L. Benson, full dress, collar
eleve, trousers by Ely-Hosiery hand
painted.
Mr.. Charles Coleman, pigeon-tail coat,
pumps, diamonds.
Mr.. Henry Polite, Prince Albert coat,
trousers close fitting, pumps.
Mr.. Tommy Thompson, Prince Albert,
diamonds.
Mr.. w. H. Adams, full dress, pumps,
diamonds, trousers by Nicoll, hair la
mode.
DR.. D. H. Williams, haira la Pom pa
dour, solitaire.
Mr.. T. N. Jackson, a debutante, spade
tail, trousers a la Arheiln, pumps, hair a
la Francois.
Mr.. George F. Ecton was unques-
tionably the most elegantly altered
gentleman, claw-hammer coat, en-
broide1ed shirt showing one stone.
Prof. T. S. Boston, full dress, hair la
Pompadour, diamonds.
Mr.. 7. G. Whispetal, Prince Albert
suit, diamonds.
Mr.. George Craig, full dress.
Mr.. H. c. Coins, a debutante, pigeon
tail, trousers la Baggie, shirt decol-
lette, China, hair in waves.
Mr.. Monroe Roberts, full dress, in
Guiding kids, trousers by Matthews, hair
Ia Pompadour.
DIR. A. A. Wesley, French full dress,
pumps.
| Mr.. Gus. Gamblee, claw-hammer coat,
skin trousers, pumps, hair la Pompa-
dour.
| Mr.. William Brewington, Prince AL
| bert, hair la mode.
| Mr.. H. A. Duncan, plain suit. ....r
Mr.. w. Beasley full dress.
Prof. G. T. Adams, Prince Albert,
skin trousers cut bias, brass ornaments,
hair la Fricasse.
Learn German.
Learn it in six weeks.
The Young Peoples Literary Society
meets at Bethesda every Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Agnes Moody went down to-
Springfield, Tuesday to the meeting of
Relief Corps.
The APPEAL is having yeritable
boom in this city. Not to take it is to
be behind the times.
Mr.. G. F. Ecton gave ton of coal to
Bethesda Church last Sunday. The
Lord will reward him.
The Ladies' Building Association
gave social at Mrs. E. Wilson, 3rd
Ave, Wednesday evening.
Olivet Church has increased the
salary of the pastor, Rev. J. F. Thomas
from 81 900 to 81 200 per year.
Miss Ednah J. Mason, of Oberlin,
class of 1884, is in the city the guest of
Mrs. Ophie Wells, No. $3.50 Dearborn
street.
Look out for the annual entertain
ment of St. George Commandery. The
committee has already been APP
pointed.
! Mesdames Ophelia Wells and Eliza
beth Jackson went down to Springfield
Tuesday as delegctes to the GA. R.
meeting.
/ It is not too late to get in Prof.
Adams German class. Call to see him
and hear system explained and learn
what the reduced rates are.
1 Mr.. Coleman Adams, lectured at
Library rooms, last Saturday night, on
"The Successful Life. AS usual a
large audience was present.
A very pleasant children's social was
held Thurs lay, evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. ]. G. Plummer, 1914 Dear
: born street. The little folks had good
], time.
| If you have an item Of news you
} want published, leave it at Bryan's
Estella Cafe 446 State street, or at the
Chicago office Of the APPEAL $50 Clark
st. room Z.
The citizens of Chicago will tender q
4 benefit to Mrs. III. ". Davis Summons