The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-11-29
SAINT LOUIS J
Social Matters, Gleanings Of News
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Hon. John M. Langston is expected
in the CITY next week. f3E& l.b 4
Mr.. J. Arthur Freeman has been pro-
NOTED to lst assistant at No. /. School.
The funeral services Of Mr.. Harry
Harris were held at st. Paul's Chapel
on Thursday Nov 20.
w. II. Farmer, Counselor and Attor-
ney at Law, and Solicitor In Chancery,
will practice in all courts. Office. I'LL
Clark ave. 49,. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John "A Kelley enter
tanned at tea Thursday evening Mr.. G.
F. Adams of Chicago and Miss Lille Lee
of Columbus: @.... ... 49,. .-. !
First class job printing of all kinds
done at The APPEAL Office No. 1902
Franklin avenue. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed. .....
The Luca Conservatory Of Music will
give concert at Stolles Hail Dec. 8, 100.
We are glad to see the Luca out again,
we thought she was doomed. -.
Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Anderson are pre-
pared to move to Chicago to reside per-:
manently. They will take with them
their accomplished daughter, Miss Es-
sic who will be charming addition to
Chicago society. ~ IL -
Mr.. w. M. Farmer manager of the
st. Louis Office of THE APPEAL has re-
signed on account of his rapidly increas-
ing law practice, and Mr.. Jas. H. Har-
rison one of our most promising young
men has been appointed in his stead.
the office will remain at the old stand,
1902 Franklin avenue. ...'>.'..: :. .
Mr.. Richardson of 1882 N. Market
street, has, with the assistance of his
amiable wife, teacher in the public
schools, bought and paid for the elegant
two story residence where they now re-
side. This has been done in four years.
MIR. Richardson now purposes to begin
the purchase of another house. p. Pc.
A delightful party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Lou Johnson 14O2
Chestnut street last Friday night. It
was the initial affair of a series to be
gwen this winter under the direction of
Mrs. Lizzie Kelley and Miss Carrie
Wilkinson. Quite a number of young
society people were present including
some strangers. The evening was whjled
away with dancing and conversation.
AT IL o'clock toothsome repast was
served.
The Imperial Club, the strong rival of
the Home Club has reorganiz, d for the
season of 1890 with the following officers:
President, Jas. H. Harrison; vice presi-
dent, Chas. Parker; secretary, Jas. Por-'
ter; assistant secretary, Willie Grant;
treasurer, Chas. Turnkey. The club is
composed of twenty young men ranging
from eighteen to twenty-three years,
there being but five years difference be-
tween the Oldest and youngest men,
Der. A. reception has been given an.
nually for the last four years and each
reception proved them to be high work
'ers of the social order. You may hear
more about them during the Lalidays.
The grand Kirmyss given at All Saints
Episcopal Church, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings was great
success. The Pleasing operetta, Little
NelPs Surprise Party'' was rendered
with the following cast of characters:
Mr.. Grant, ' Ed. Taylor.
Mrs. Grant, Miss Tillie Robertson.
Little Nell, (dauehter) Mamie Turbin.
Mr.. Cried, (landlord) Chas. Peters.
Edgar, -e. Richard Barrett.
Willie, +.f.. Is Chas. Carr.
Arthur, 81 Willie Lane.
Alice, ts*al Lo,tie Harris.
Annie, Annie Bridgewater.
Jennie, Ada Guignesse.
Gertrude, Lottie Carey.
The musical quartette comprising Miss
Pelagie Thomas, pianist; Miss Lillian
Lee Vlonn1st: Mr. II. Wilkinson, Cor
ne'ls'' mr. FRANK hooerson' flutist.
n'eo lonueiou Sone CHOICE selectlons'
"a ni'o sun was f ss'l ior Inc cnurcn.
MISS Lime Lee who was recently ap-
pointed teacher OF drawing in the st.
Louis Colored public schools is young
lady OF remarkable k,''t talents. She Is the
youngest daughter OF James Lee, Esq, a
very wealthy resident of Columbus,
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