The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-07-19

tions, Entertainments Etc.
=" Miss Gussie Banks, left for Portland
Ore, Thursday. 4 %
Mrs. West Mccain of Illinois is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Elliott. -
Miss Ella Dudley. of Kansas City, is g
guest of Mrs. C. H. Bush 531 Martin.
Miss NJ. E. Moore of New Orleans is
the guest of Mrs. M. c. Powell of West.
ern Ave.
Prof J. C. Price after pleasant stay
of ten days in our city left Thursday TO,
Chicago.
Miss Carrie Ward, of Quincy, Ill.,, is
the guest of Mrs. J. w. Christman 234
Indiana avenue. ... e..
Mr.. l.. G. Wheeler, Of Chicago, was in
the city Thursday the guest of his cousin
Mrs. 7. S. Watkins. .- -
Misses Gertrude Smith and Cora Haw-
kins CT Milwaukee, are guests of Mrs.
Allen French 17S E. 10th street.
Prof. and Mrs. J. P, Shorter, of Will
berforce; who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen French during their visit to
the city have returned to their home.
Mr.. Geo. Mink had sudden attack of
cholera morbus last Tuesday evening
and was in critical condition for
several days but he is improving now.
St. Phillips Society will meet Thurs
day evening July Gard, at the residence
of j. K. Hilyard 1853 Robert to make ar
engagements for picnic and election of
officers
The ballots in the preachers contest
are coming in very lively, quite num-
Der were sent in this week for Rev. l..
G. Sheafe which brought him up to
third place on the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Crawford gave a
very delightful dinner Wednesday in
honor of their son Dr.. R. F. Boyd, of
Nashville. Tenn, which was enjoyed by
a half score of invite guests.
Rev. L. G. sheafe of Pilgrim Baptist
Church left Thursday evening for Chi
cago and Washington D. C. for vaca-
ton of 80 days. His pulpit will be filled
by Chaplain Allen Allensworth to1nor-
row and the next Sunday.
LOST-At the Odd Fellows entertain
ment silver bangle in the shape of a
painters palette with the letters F R. P.
engraved thereon. The finder will
please deliver the same at THE APPEAL
Office and receive reward.
Mrs G. T, Pointer, accompanied by
Miss A. J. Townsend, Miss E. R. Will
liams. and Mrs. S. F. Williams who are
the guests of Mrs. J. R. White leave to-
morrow for short tri p to Duluth where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Pointer.
Bartholomew Equine Paradox con-
sisting of "a educated horses will form
an attraction at the Newmarket Theatre
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
with a matinee Wednesday afternoon.
This is an entertaining exhibition which
everyone can enjoy and all should wit
ness.
Mr.. Booker Smith, Miss Frances
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton of 49,
Charles street, entertained at dinner
Thursday, Mesdames S. H. Sumner, V.
Fl. Sykes, A. Jackson; Misses J. frankie
Seay, Annie Ridley, Lulu Griswold and
E. Belle Smith, Prof. J. G. Price and J.
E. Cook. The dinner was most elegant
and was served in excellent style.
During the past week the following
persons have registered at Hotel de
Mink, No. 329 St. Peter street: G. F.
Overton, St. Louis, Mo-. E. N. Powell,
Buffalo, N. Y; H. T. Keeling, Austin,
Tex; Moses Wade, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs.
Annie Copeland, Mrs. Mary Rector,
Mrs. Alice Barnes, Prof. J. q Ish,
Little Rock.;J J. J. Burney, Montreal
Can; A. G. Howard, Boston, Mass; c.
M. Tibbs, Baltimore, Nd; Chas. Will
liams, Cincinnati, Ohio; Bert Douglass,
Kansas City, Mo-; Thos. Peterson. st
Joseph, Mo-; Walter F. Steele, Robert
Lewis, Chicago; Robt. Douge, Albany,
N. Y; H. H. Trent, Chicago; J. A En-
dicott, st. Joseph, Mo-; Miss Matte B.
Lowrie, St. Joseph, Mo-; A. w. Will
liams, Kansas City, Nc; q. D. Fuller,
Chicago; P. c. Hudlin, Chicago; Mrs G.
w. Chivis, Huron, Oak; R. E. Smalley
Kansas City, Mo-; W. T. Greenhow, St.
Joseph, Mo-; David Drake, Chicago
Geo. Brown, Minneapolis; J. M. Butler,
Chicago; A. D. Pickett, Chicago; VIM.
Kelley. New York; s. J. Jones, Cincin-
natl; Ode Mason, New Orleans; Ed.
Williams, st. Louis; Geo. W. Colbert,
Chicago; B. F. Jones, Winnipeg, Man.
The,Twin City Jockey Cluh.