The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-04-20
ST. LOUIS SIT TINGS.
Matters and Things in the Flu
ture Creations Picked
Here and There. &c.,.

ture Creations Picked
T Here and There.
St. Louis Society Slaw.
1t is with pleasure. that we announce,
to the citizens of St. Louis, that branch
Office of THE APPEAL has been opened at
No. 1902 Franklin avenue. Mr.. Walter
M. Farmer has been appointed Mana
ger. We enter the field because we be-
| lieve there is room for first class, lean,
reliable race journal, in st. Louis. We
do not intend to antagonize any of the
papers already established, but to furn-
ish the people with a high class paper,
chock full OF news, and delivered
promptly. The phenomenal success of
THE APPEAL in Chicago st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Louisville, where we have es-
tablished Offices, is the best guarantee of
what the people of st. Louis may expect.
Mr.. Walter M. Farmer, the enegetic
young man who will manage TIE APPEAL
in St. Louis, was born in Brunswick,
Mo-, in 1861. He graduated from Lin
coin Institute at Jefferson City in 1884.
After three years spent in teaching he
came to St. Louis Law School from
which he will graduate in June. Afable
in manner, we'll informed, and well
qualified in every way to conduct the
business he will no doubt make the St..
Louis edition an unqualified success.
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Mr.. D. w. Spencer of Chicago is visit.
ing friends in st. Louis.
Great preparations are being made for
the Colored May festival.
Miss Matte Allen of Columbus, O.,
will spend the suramer in St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly D. Brooks are
the happy parents of sweet baby girl.
The engagement of Miss Clotilde
Dora and Mr.. Oscar Marshall is an
nounced.
Mrs. Sophie Lyons one of the old resi-
dents of Chicago died Sunday morning
OF pneumonia.
Mr.. G. F. Adams of The APPEAL was
entertained at tea Thursday evening by
the Misses Mordecai =....
Master Hulet Kirkpatrick who has
been quite sick with chills and bilious
fever is now convalescent.
Rumor says that Mrs. Carrie Helms,
the charming young widow and Mr.
George McIllvaine are to be married.
Misses Estella Hickman and Edie
Mordecai are arranging their wartlrobes
for a trip to St. Paul during the coming
summer.
Miss Beulah Roots was initiated into r.
H.. Gleaves Tabernacle Tuesday and it
is said that she stood the ordeal with
commendable bravery and dignity
A nice concert was given at Central
Baptist Church, Monday for the benefit
of the "poor saints" of the church. The
most noticeable renditions were a solo
by Mr.. Henderson and duet by Mr..
Freeman and Miss slye. After the pro-
gram came refreshment and all present
had delightful time.
The Catholic Knights will give grand
entertainment at stolle's Hall. next
Monday evening. a fine programme
has been prepared. Miss Carrie v
Wilkinson and Mr.. ]. Arthur Freeman
will sing charming duet from I'll Tro
vatore." Miss Antoinette Wilkinson
will recite Cleopatra" Miss Tazzie
Thoma will render some beautiful in
strumental selections.
At St. Elizabeth's Church Easter Sun
day solemn high mass will be sung, dur
which the choir will render Sig. Giorz.
Italian Mass. Before the sermon Mil
lard's beautiful "Veni Creator" will b,
rendered by Mr.. J. Arthur Freeman ant
the choir. At the offertory, "Regin
Coeli"- Lamillote-St. Elizabeth choir
j In the evening Vespers, followed b,
Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
20 Salutaris' - Wiegand- Adams
Messrs j. A. Freeman and F. Turner.
4 "Fantum Ergo choir.
Sopranos: Madam Richardson, Misse
. g. v. Wilkinson, Adams, johnson
Thompson, Wilburn, Hurd. Altol
, Madam Casey, Misses A. B. Wilkinson
, Thompson. Tenors: J. A. freeman
Brown. Basos: T. Turner, r. "A. Hue
, lin. Orchestra: 1st violin, J. II. Harris
} I'd violin, ". w. Brown; flute, K. Dodge
J yiolincello, H. Williams; cornet, w. I
Wilkinson; trombone, A. Carter organ
ist, Miss Pelaige S. Thomas.