The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-09-27

''los' hev.R. knight Presiding Elder
r. ss.ned both morning and evening.
0e'V'ces were we'll attended and the ser:
mons n', we're grand. Four persons united
w Inc church. The literary Tuesday
ev'nlng was of high order, in addition
- sus y excellent arranged programme.
-. society was honored with pressure
oiDsev. 4. Knight, and Mrs. Butts 81 St.
rs'}'' both of these distinguished per
soa9 took part in the exercises Of the
eYehlng and made the occasion yer .,,
peasant one. The Wednesday night
piayef meeting was largely attended, it
wsf meeting long to be remembered
on,tccount OF the presence Of the Lord.
e wiahto ny to every Republican
" Pr Of Minneapolis, we cannot afford
+ q Sfose = ssngle vote this time, we have
It cleanest and best TICKET ever nre.
I = ed e. the voters of THE city. Blu,
ory does not come by chance,
by skill, tact and hard work. Every
man on our ticket can, and must he
elected. John sterrett our political war.
nerse' true and tried Is already at work
ior success, let every man stand by him
and if they do the 1900 Colored voters
~ this city will 60 in the right direction.
The Congressional, Legislative and
County tickets are all so commendable
and well chosen that every independent
VOTER can s,,pport tl,or, =, 49, ,. 49,.
slstant and best thing to do. : @
The concert and literary entertain
ment, at Bethesda Baptist church Tues
day was a great success, all who took
part did well. Miss Hall presided at
the organ. Mrs. William Smith, Mr..
). M. Allison, Mrs. Louis Wilson and
Mr.. }. G. Todd, delighted the audience
with their songs. Miss H. B. Hudlun's
essay was very fine and she received
rounds OF applause from all present.
Miss D. Dunjee gave reading which
pleased all present. Lawyer Morris
read a paper full of new and original
thought which ought to be read all over
this country by our people. It will be
published in The Appeal next week,
look out for it, cut it out and put it in
your scrap. book for your children to
read. sE5 4 - =.
Mccarthy and REYNOLDS dear Irish
Boy will be on the boards at the Biiou
next week. That it will meet with the
approval of all is sure thing from the
Immense success it has achieved in
other cities. It is, es the title indicates,
an Irish play. The play was written by
Dan Mccarthy, and the scene is laid in
Ireland. The plot is not entirely new,
but it is 50 scleverly worked out that one
does not stop to think of this as being
drawback. Some clever singing and
speclalties. are introduced which are
taking and pleasing. Gus Reynolds one
OF the best actors of Irish character in
this country, assumes the leading role.
The play is handsomely staged.
The coming engagement of the tai
ented little actress, Ullie Akerstrom, is
being looked forward to with great in
terest by theater goers in this city, as an
event of great importance. The little
lady will be seen in her own play as
"Annete the Dancing Girl Her dane
ing is said to be the most graceful of any
actress that has been seen on the stage
for years and her singing equally as
charming. Her engagement follows
1.-The Dear Irish Boy" at the Bijou'
The Masonic literary and musical en-
tertainment at G. A. R. Hall, Monday
night was grand success in every way.
Those who took part performed their
duties to the delight of all present.
Lawyer w. R. Morris had very fine
paper prepared with great skill and
taste and it was read by the writer in
the most captivating style, the paper
showed the most careful study and re-
search. Mrs. Louis Wilson always a
favorite in Minneapolis never sang bet
ter, she has a voice full of pathetic
sweetness. Mrs. w. Smith is the star
singer of this city, with voice as purely
musical as can be found in the city and
last Monday night she came fully up to
her best efforts. Miss D. Dupjee, though
only about IL years old, always pleases
the people of the Twin Cities. Mr.. j.
Liven with good effect gave beautiful
baritone solo. Rev. j. w. Dunjee de-
llvered short address. Miss Lulu
Griswold presided at the piano with the
creates amount of grace anc ease which
always makes her the favorite. st.
Paul was over in force, Mr.J. K. Hill
yard came early in the evening with q
large company of friends, later in the
evening two crowded ambulances came
from the Sanity City, thus St. Paul We'd
with Minneapolis in the enjoyment OF
the evening. The managers Messrs.
Lee, Jackson. Crawford and others de-
serve great credit and the Minneapolis
commandery extends many thanks to
all the friends in the two cities Who was
sisted them in making the affair sue
cess.
~ .s> s-IT-. ~ n -T3-I7-- z Z IA Il asA
AGreat Enterprise:
The whole of the twelfth story of the
Guaranty Loan Building is occupied by
81 r <