The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-05-02
MINNEAPOLIS.

Mrs. Nellie Scntt Damon, fashionable
dress maker, cutting and fitting. All
kinds OF fine needle work done. Also,
hand embroidery and painting for dress
es and ornamental work. Call at 22l
second St., S. ..~-a
Boutell Bros, corner Washington ave-
nue. South and End avenue, is the place
in the city to get bargains in all kinds
of stoves, furniture carpets and crockery.
All goods on easy instruments. These
gentlemen are affable and pleasant 20
all
Rev. j. P. James who has just return
ed from San Domingo presented The
APPEAL manager few days ago with a
package of the most delicious coffee.
grown upon bis fathers coffee plantation,
for which he returns many thanks. This
coffee is of the very best quality and
some day that country will become a
great coffee growing country.
The boys and girls are on the qui vive
for the grand May ball of the Chicago
Club, which takes place Monday night,
May 18th, at Turner Hall. The organi-
cation has won for itself an enviable
name as caterer for public amuseme t
in the c ty and the fact that it will give
an entertainment is all the guarantee
the public asks as to it's being well-out
of sight. The coming event will be in
keeping if not superior to former enter
tainments. Especial arrangementsh have
been made to secure the attendance of
number of the folks Of our sister CITY
and the prospec ct for a delightful affair
daily grows stronger. The most band
some|y dressed lady will be crowned
queen. There will be special bar and
the supper will be under the supervis-
ion of Mrs. Lucy Herndon. Tickets of
admission so cents. Tae officers of the
club are: L. E. Green, president; Phil.
E. Reed, vice PRESIDENT; S. A. Rivel.
secretary; G. H. Scott, treasurer. Every
body is invited to this entertainment
and the more there are present the more
fun there will be. 4~
The Ardel Clubs private entertain
ment' of Wednesday evening excelled
alllts previous endeayors in that line
and reflects much credit upon the exec
utive ability OF Mr.. Britton the president
and speaks well for the interest and en-
terprise Of its members. Bv 9 O'Clock
the cosy dancing room of Prof. Goldens.
In the Wood block was we'll filed by the
club and it's invited guests. The grand
march led by Mr.. Shirley Tyler and Miss
Florence johnson was followed by all to
the strains OF Thiel's justly famed or
chestfa. After this dancing was the or
der of the evening until the hour an
pointed to serve the elegant past which
awaited in an adjoining room. The re.
treshments were interspe,sed with
short and witty responses to toasts.
among which that of Mr.. Will Turner
was certainly the most entertaining.
After supper dancing was resumed and
continued until an early morning hour.
The guests then left with pleasing recol-
lections of the Clubs hospitality. There
we're present: Miss Hattie Hughes OF
Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Alice Watkins, Mr..
Frank Darnell, Chicago, Miss Hattie
Shepherd. Mr.. VIM. Howard, of St,
Paul; Misses Fannie and Florence John.
son, Mamie Samuels, Callie Simpson
Nettie Moulton, Carrie Young, Lizzie
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Settles. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan Robinson, M. and
Mrs. Chas. L. Britton, Mesdames S
Johnson, G. S. Blake, Maud Parker, Zoe
Burney, Cleve Hogan, Henry Ogden
Messrs. sherlev, Tyler, Carter, Richard
son, Jesse Jackson, Thomas Jake and
Geo. johnson, Henry Clay, VIM. Turner
Chas. johnson, Perry Lee, Alex Ross
Al. Buckner, Edward Porter, james
Harrison, Rufus Moore, Gerlie VIM
Ed. Stuart, Oscar Clayborn, Arthu,
Adams, Cornelius s. Turner and TIL
APPEAL.