The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-05-18
MINNEAPOLIS MATTERS
Doings in Society Circles in the
Flour City-Gossip of the
GOssipers. =.
Interesting Items.

Interesting Items.
Go to Mrs. Williams for board 219 2
street S. '@ E.. E.- .
Mrs. M: Hunton boarding and room
at 206 Third ave. S. sN~e.
Elder Gray of St. Paul was in the cit
Monday on business. .>@:'.-=rs s..
Mrs. Paul Brown has gone on a visj
to Omaha, Neb., where she will spen
some time. p
.Goo.sto Dorsett and Co 4lS Nicqllet ave
for cream they viii furnish at reduce,
rates to churches and societies.
/ Mrs. J. 81. Montgomery Of Spring
field, Ohio, joined her husband her
last Monday. They will Immediately 2
to housekeeping. 5.~.
Mrs. Stapp and Miss Susie Jackson
have opened bakery at 257* 10th ave
South, where any one desiring hom,
made bread, pies, cakes ETC., can obtai,
them at reasonable rates. ..t
The fair Of the Unique Baptist church
opened Monday under brilliant auspices
at Freya's Hall, the ladies have so ar
ranged every thing that success is sure
to attend them. Full Particulars mex
week. tt5~'
Mrs. Joyce says to the public tina
she has opened up in first class order {
boarding hdh at 250 Third ave. S.
where she is able to accommodate an,
one iii need of rooms and board, by day
and week at reasonable prices.
Mr.. A. B. Newman brother of Mrs
r. j, Coleman, has passed the civil ser.
vice examination and is now eligible tc
a clerkship in the posto1ice here, as he
is the only Colored aspirant. we think il
it will be but short time before he is
called on.
Mrs. R. J. Coleman received tele.
gram last Sunday calling her: to he,
former home home in Wisconsin, to bid
farewell to all that was mortal of her
youngest brother, who was Stricken with
paralyses nine months ago. But she
reached the train to late and could not
60.
The social event of the season has
been the birthday party given by Mr..
Ed ward Lee Thursday evening at his
residence. It being his Goth birthday
anniversary. Among those present
were: Misses Maritime Grey, Ella Un-
derwood, Mamie Coleman, Nellie Brady,
Julia, Blanche, Octavia Woods, Jennie
Hilyer, Maud Ralston, Ida Monroe;
Messrs. Geo. Brady, Edward Lee, Spen-
Ger Smith, Ralph Grey, Geo. Coleman,
Robert Lee, E.. G. Perkins, q. w. Mitch
oil. The light fantastic, was INDUCED in
until late hour. An elaborate repast
was served. Master Harry Lee also par
ticipated in the enjoyment of the even
ing as it was his second anniversary.
Several very handsome presents were
presented to Mr.. Edward Lee. -:
The corner stone of Zion Baptist
church East Minneapolis will be laid to-
morrow May 10th under the supervision
Of the Masons of the twin cities, Grand
Master J. K. Hilyard master of cere-
monies. The Knights Templar Of St..
Paul and Minneapolis will turn out in
full regalia. The order of exercises will
be as follows: Rev. j. P. Brown, of
Unique Baptist church will preach at
l2:45 p. M, Rev. William Gray will lift
the collection; he will also speak on the
outside of the church. Rev. j, NJ. Hen
derson, of st. Paul will deliver an ad-
dress. Rev. G. H. Thomas, Rev. A.
Brown and other ministers of Mime.
apolis will speak. The Masons from st..
Paul will arrive at 1890, the Masons of
Minneapolis will meet them at the Mil
waukee depot and march to the church.
A large number of the citizens of St.
Paul and elsewhere are expected to be
The Farr band will be present.
Mrs. Farr will also be present. Mr.. M.
G. Foley with his choir will render some
choice music. Rev. F. Lomack desires
to raise $500 during the day. A Cordial
invitation is extended to all to be pres
ent and give their aid to this laudable
object. The st Paul Band heads the pro-
cession. Nakeno mistake take the IL
o'clock train over the Milwaukee road.
Those who wish to start earlier can take
the IL 80 train over the Manitoba road
The nuptials Of Mr.. J. A. Joyce and
Miss Julia Johnson of this city occurred
evening They were mar
ried at the st. Peters CHURCH at 8 o'clock
from there they repaired to their resi-.
dence No. 1928 Twelfth avenue S., where
an elaborate supper awaited them.
Among those present at the reception
were: Rev. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Middle.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Settles, Edna
Mills; Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes, Mr.. aud
Mrs. NJ. w. Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Porter; Mesdames G, Joyce, Geo. Will
liams, J. Watson, A. Cooper; Misses
Mary Joyce, M. Thomss, NJ, Howard
Lena and Ellen Duncan, Annie Nelson
Margaret Stitts. Z. Lenox, Ida Monroe
E. Brown; Messrs. VIM. Lester. Solo
mon Saunders, VIM. Joyce, H. Thomas
VIM. Price, s. Smith, C. H. Thompson
Rev. E. A. Mitchell, Edward, Mitchell
B. Johnson, Lincoln, Neb., G. C. Carter
Berry Myrick, Robert Lee, J. Melon
aid, q. W. Mitchell. Rev. c.. III. Thoma
oficiated. Some Of the presents wer