The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-02-23
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
Doings in Society Circles in the
Flour City-Gossip of the
GOSsipers.
Interesting Items.


Be sure to visit the Peoples Theaop
next week.
Go to Nexsen & Williams for Ladies'.
Gents and Children's fine footwear.
No. S27 Nicollet, Ave.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of St. Peters
A. M. E. Church meets every Monday
afternoon at the church.
Mr.. E. Edison, in afflicted with gath
erlng in his head, and has been unable
to be out for some time.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Bap-
fist society, has postponed the opening
Of their fair Unfortunately.
Mr.. Geo Williams is now prepared to
give the public satisfaction at his ton
soral parlors 2l9 Sd street S.
Altman & Co., have made some Won
derful cuts in prices for their stylish
clothing. Go and buy of them ifyou
wish bargains
Services at the Baptist Mission to-mor-
row HOO y. m. and 500 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
When the disorders Of babyhood at
tack your baby use at once DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup and notice its rapid and
beneficial effect. Price 25 cents.
The st. Peters Aid Society failed to
make their appearance 'asta Friday ave.
but as several fHould be 81 ectatcrs we're
present discussion was arranged and a
very pleasant time was had.
A choir at the st. Peters A. NJ. F.
church, has since the departure of Rev.
L. II. Reynolds, been matter of con-
siderable comment and speculation.
The prospects are now good for something
long hoped for and desired by their con-
gregation in this line.
The omission OF Rev. C. H. Thomas
name at the head of an article in our
last issue has made it appear that Mr.. j.
l.. Neal was elected president of THE
One Hundred" the latter is vice presi-
dent and Rev. Thomas president. All
errors OF this kind in THE APPEAL will
be corrected promptly without public
notice.
At the Pence Opera will be produced
for first half of week commencing Feb.
24th, "Our Little Countess" At Neil
sculley's benefit on Thursday evening
will be played to run rest of the week.
"Sweethearts'' and "Soolon Shingle,'
following Monday evening will be a
benefit to Robert Emmett, when Mr.,
Book will deliver his speech in his own
defense.
The benefit rendered Rev. 7. P
Brown last Tuesday evening at the hal,
parlors Of Mrs. S. II. Farr No. 52l
Nlcollet ave., proved very successful
and pleasant affair. Her band was pres.
ent and rendered some very good music
for the occasion. Speech-making as.
suned prominent position for while
but as Signor M. E. Singleton had failed
to prepare himself for the evening Mr.
Thomas Henderson donned the honor.
Of the evening.
One OF the most pleasant social events
OF the season has been the party giYer
by Misses Mary Joyce and Nancy Ylud
soc, on Wednesday eve. Feb. Goth at the
residence of Mrs. Geo. Williams 2l9, 81
street S.. The supper was but one of The
many pleasant features of the evening
The menu was very elaborate one
served in courses, while the wine was
not forgotten and poured abundantlv
PLAYING games and dancing was INDUCED
IN until an early hour of morn, wher
all departed for their several homes
feeling much indebted to the young
ladies'. Among those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Brittin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Set.
ties, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Burke; Mesdames
Geo. Williams, Nora Moore; Misses Nit.
tie Boone, Hattie Moore, Florence and
Fannie Johnson, L. Chavis, Fannie
Burke, Sarah Bludsoe. Susie Jackson,
NJ. Crawford, Mamie Myrick. Mamie
Samuel. Carrie Crawford Belle Buckner
Messrs. 3. II. Hamilton, r. Jackson
Chas. Smith, L. Leneord. Thos. Jackson
VIM. jackson, J. Ball, NJ. Bludsoe, Chas
johnson, NJ. Nichols, Chas Burch, Chas
joyce, Emery Mitchell, G. C. Carter, j
W. Parkineson, VIM. Joyce, Chas. Viii
liams, Frank Hamilton, W. H. Rhodes
3. Myrlck, j. samuels, VIM. Taylor
sheriey Tyler, Chas. Stattard, S. Smith
Albert Buckner, VIM. Massey, ]. FL
Montgomery, ]. II. Haryer, James Gun
ningham, q. 2. Rhodes, F. Ball, Franz
Lockenaw and 2. w. Mitchell.