The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-20
SAINT LOUIS.
Social Matters, Gleanings of News
Condensed Into Small Space.
For the Benefit Of our Thousands of Read.
ers-Au Sorts of News Items from
the City by tho Big Bridge
The Future Great.


Mr.. Willie Macklin who was reported
to be in bad health is all right again.
Leave orders for THE APPEAL with ].
H. Harrison, st. Louis Manager, 1926
Mills street. ..ts.
Rev. j. H: johnson of Hot Springs,
Ark, addresses the congregation at St.
Pauls Chapel, Sunday morning.
Miss NC. Morgan who has been at
tending Fisk University is spending a
part of her vacation in St. Louis.
The Y. P. S. G. E. held their conven.
ton at Minneapolis last week. Our del.
egates enjoyed themselves immensely.
W. H. Farmer, Counselor and Attor.
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
will practice in all courts. Office, I'LL
Clark ave.
First class job printing of all kinds
done at TIE APPEAL office No. 1907
Franklin avenue. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss Hayde E. Campbell graduated
with high honors from the Normal Glass
OF the st. Louis kindergarten at Foster
Academy Wednesday June 10th. She is
our first Colored graduate from the Kin
dergarten school. We wish for many
Others. Ill.,. ....... ..e.s....
Miss Beatrice Golf was IA years of age
on Wednesday. She marched to Jet1er-
son School with the rest of the class
where they entertained their many
friends. Miss Golf rendered select
reading and also played a duet with Mr..
Jackie Miller-piano and violin. At -
O'Clock the class kissed their teacher and
marched out. They carried their diplo-
mas in their right hands. Miss Golf was
presented with beautiful basket of
flowers by Mr.. Thomas Smith.
SUMNER HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The Sumner High School turned out
class of 81 graduates Monday June Is
Mr.. VIM. Macklin President of the
Board of Public Schools had the pleasure
OF presenting the diplomas on this occa-
sion to the largest class ever turned out
of the High School. Previous to pre-
senting the diplomas he made a very
Interesting speech. Mr.. Long, Superin.
tendent also made short speech. The
exercises were an honor to the Sumner
High School and much credit is due
Prof. @. NJ. Waring and his splendid
corps Of teachers. The following is the
... PROGRAM ...ss ...-.
"Hdec Studia Adolescentiam Aunt"
Chorus, ''Spring Songs, - Nentwich.
Essay, 1.-THE Hero in History Candace R. Seals
Essay, "Unhealed Wounds Edith B. Stevens.
Solo, Judith Concone, Mary C. Wallace
Grafton, Clarence McKoin.
'The Limit to Independence"
Essay, Ella NJ Murphy.
1.-THE Joints of the Armor.''
Duet, when Through Life,'' Shoemaker.
Misses Green and Taggart.
Essay, Antoinette B. Wilkinson.
"Tardy Recognition
Essay, Mary A. Hamilton.
''Three American Poets,''
ITO, #Hs La Sera. - 800 LuCantOni.
Misses Edwards, Wallace and Baker,
Reading, From The Merchant of Venice.
Misses Miller, Pettiford, Banks, Taylor, Carter
Taggart. Farmer, Williams, Dove and Wallace.
Solo, "On the Heights Kunkle. Laura Edwards
Essay, 1.-THE Best is yet to Be-" Clara S. HUT.
Grafton, West OF the Mississippi, Chas G. Kelly
Trio, Concert Of the Nightingales," Concone.
Misses Murphy, Farmer and Wilkinson.
Awarding Of Diplomas.
Chorus, ''Oh, what full Delight Balfe
Joliet, Ill.
al. Hustler was in Pontiac last week
assisting is setting up an Eastern sta1
Lodge.
Daniel Roundtree starts to-day to visi,
his sister IN Springfield, who is lying
| very low.