The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-05-09

The
May
Ball
By the
Chicago
Club, May 18th,
Will be out of sight.
Services at the Bethesda church to.
morrow as usual. ...-
Furnished Room-Pleasant front TO,
two gentlemen 100 Sd. avenue s.
The coming event is the May ball by
the Chicago Club, Monday May 18th.
Mr.. Jno. Lacey of Duluth spent few
days in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Smith.
We hope our friends may remember
the coming Afro-American League Con-
vention to be held in May. ...
The Grand Central 2]9 Third street S.,
has just been opened by J. A. and W. j.
Joyce. This house is in every way first
class. e. ..... ..
Mrs. Cleve Hogan left for Montreal
last Tuesday evening where she and her
husband will make their future resi-
dence. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Watson have moved
from the North End where they leave
many friends. They now live at 1907
4th street. .....
Miss Nellie Scott Damon is doing fine
business at 22l5 I'd St., S. her new estab-
lisement. Dresses and fancy work done
of all kinds.
Mrs. G. Barnett's childrens band of
Christian Endeavor of the Bethesda
Baptist Church will give concert in the
first week in June.
The luckiest man in town is Chas.
Hamilton; he lodged five bullets the
other day from the revolver of the infu-
rated Mr.. War6eld.
Mrs. G. T. Pointer has moved from
1916 10Th st. to 2727 Dupont ave. They
have beautiful home and will be glad
to see all their friends -
1t is hoped the people will remember
Mr.. W. J. Johnson's Dining Parlor at
500 4th st. S. It is the cleanest and best
place to get your meals in the two cities.
The Excelsior May dance was we'll at
tended as usual and good time was the
order of the evening. Miss Nettie Moul-
ton was crowned Queen, thereby break
ing all the other girls hearts.
A grand fair and concert at St. James
A. M. E. Church the End week in May
The fair will open May 18th and contin-
ne one week. An excellent programme
will be rendered each evening.
FOR SALE-Horses, Carriages, Wa
CONS, harness, etc.; furniture and Sc
cond hand-goods of all kinds. Call and
see our stock. Lowest prices in the
city. A. Heath, POOP Second Street N.
Mr.. @. Adams editor-in-chief of THE
APPEAL visited Minneapolis last Tues
day and lunched at the Guaranty Loan
Restaurant with Rev. J. w. Duniee.
The APPEAL is rapidly gaining ground in
Minneapolis. @
A grand fair and concert at St. James
! A. M. E. Church Second street S. E.
The fair will open Monday evening
May 18th, and continue one week. The
fair will open with grand concert. On
the second evening children's concer,
will be given. The third evening an old
folks concert. An excellent programme
will be rendered each of the following
evenings.
The boys and girls are on the qui vive
for the grand May ball of the Chicago
Club, which takes place Monday night
May l1th, at Turner Hall. The organi
zation has won for itself an enviable
name as a caterer for public amusement
in the city and the fact that it will give
an entertainment is all the guarantee
the public asks as to its being well-ou
of sight. The coming event will be il
keeping if not superior to former enter
tainments. Especial arrangements have
been made to secure the attendance O
a number of the folks of our sister city
and the prospect for q delightful affair
daily grows stronger. The most hand
somely dressed lady will be crowned
queen. There will be a special bar anG
the supper will be under the supervis
ion of Mrs. Lucy Herndon. Tickets O
admission so cents. Tae officers of The
club are: L. p. Green, president; Phil
E. Reed, vice president; S. A. Rivel
secretary; G. ii. Scott, treasurer. Every
body is invited to this entertainment
and the more there are present the more
fun there will be.