The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-19


roma gu Lac Indian Reservation look
ing after the depredations of some tim
Der ehleHes. He only stayed in the city
lew hours and aftera a visit to Mime,
apolls left for Detroit to spend the hol-
idays.
Fhe greatest event of the season will
take place on Christmas Eve, Dec. "a
under the auspices of Elite Social Club
ihey have invited the creme de Ia
creme of the Twin Cities Society. Mr..
A. q! Plummer will have charge of a
special party of fifty of the Flour City's
MOST prominent young ladies and gentle
men. There will also be special party
rom Fort Smelling. The musical and
llterory programme will be limited one
but at the same time strong one under
the charge OF Miss L. Griswold. Mr. A. G
Hummer will represent the Flour City
In the literary department by special
address. And Mr.. Chas. Miller will do
the honors for the Sanity City bis
subject will be "Young Peoples Society in
st. Paul" There have been five hun
dred invitations issued and they are still
in demand.
The committee of ladies of which Mrs.
L. E. Franklin was the very efficient and
business like chairman, who bad the
management of the st. James church
Autumn sale last week are to be con-
graduated upon THERE success. Times
are hard and money scarce and it is up
hill work for any charitable object to
Succeed nowadays. But they went at
1t with a determination to win, and
win they did the receipts were over 5000:
of which over $3.50, is clear. The tea
sets were won by Mrs. jackson and Miss
Maud Conway who brought in $32 Is
and $27. sc respectively. The silver tea
set which was to be awarded by chance
was not disposed of as not enough tickets
were sold. The ladies will give a special
Leap Year entertainment early in
next year when the set will be disposed
OF. Due notice of the entertainment
be given.
All persons holding invitations to the
Elite Club entertainment on Christmas
eve, will please present the same at the
door, as there will be no tickets
sold only to holders of invitations
The club will reserve the right to refuse
admission to those not holding invita-
81 90 per couple. Sam Lewis, Gen.
Manager. M. D. Pettis, Gen. Ticket
Agent.
There will be special supper served
by James r. Todd, Supper s. cents.
The following is the musical and literary
PROGRAMME.
Address, Mr.. R. c. Minor.
Chorus, Selected Company.
Solo, Wood Nymphs Ca!l Miss Minnie selig.
Duet "A, B. e."
Miss Maude Conway and Mr.. Chas. Miller.
Address, MI. A. G. Plummer.
Chorus, ''Dan cling Ger the Wuoes-''
Company.
Misses Griswol and Conway.
Solo, Bird of Love- Mr. G. Sleet.
Address, Mr. Chas. Miller.
Solo, "Spanish Gypsy.' Miss Maude Conway.
Solo, Selected, Mr.. Chas. Miller.
Jubilee Chorus, ''Rolling,'' Company.
Miss Lulu Griswold, Pianist.
SUPPER.
The entertainment by the Capital
City Invincibles at Twin City Hall
Thursday night, was a magnificent sue
cess. The beau iful hall was we'll filled
with folks from both cities to witness
the debut of the young ladies. They
comprised the following: Misses Mabel
Berry, Dovie Adams, Hattie Sheperd,
Laura Adams, C. Williams, Emma Por-
ter, Lizzie Black, Wiley jefferson,
Maud Conway, Minnie Seelig, Matte
Johnson. They were commanded by
Capt. G. NJ. Tibbs. They went through
the manuel of arms very credita bly,, and
their marching was very we'll done,
their evolutions frequently eliciting
hearty applause. Music for the drill
was furnished by Mr.. Clarence Wash
ington. Messrs. Milton Fogg, J. b.
Turner, D. V. Williams and j. @.
Adams acted as judges. At the end of
the drill by the young ladies, the <'Mul-
ligan Guards under the command of
Capt. Artrudoe Lee and Lieut.. John
Warren, appeared in grotesque costume
and gave a burlesque drill, which Great
ed amusement. At the end of the drill
a green flag, symbolical of the character
of the Guards was presented by The
APPEAL man, who also at the the same
time with d short speech, presented a
beautiful silk flag to the Invincibles,
which Captain Tibbs received with fit
ting response. After the drill gener-
al good time was had by all, a nice sup
per was served, and all went home alta
late hour in good spirits. The affair
was a success in every way, and the
ladies who managed it, Mesdam es B. M.
Lazzenberry, j. c. Berry, J. Adam s,
Louisa Lewis, J.. Thompson, deserve
great credit for their admirable work.
Bethesda Church Fair.
There will be large crowd at Cen
fury Hall, corner First Ave- S. and
Fourth street, Minneapolis to greet
Madam #. r. T,vlns and her how If st.