The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-16
Evanston, Ill.

Edward Hart is spending few days
in Springfield.
The Wood River Association will con-
vene in Evanston, August 30.
DR.. VIM, Bowser will! leave in few
days for visit in Sioux Fails, S. D.
Miss Lizzie Lewis of Chicago was the
guest of Miss Grace Garrett, last Monday
Dr. F. Garrett spent few days in
Evanston, visiting his mother and sister.
Miss Josephine Jackson spent last Sun
day in Chicago the guest of Mrs. Agnes
Moody 25l6 Dearborn street.
Prof. Dufell has been engaged by
Rev. Davis to lead the choir at Second
Baptist Church, in the future.
Mrs. +. Hart spent a few DAYS in
Chicago, visiting friends and was the
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Battles 3745 Armour.
Rev. 6. NJ. Davis will give a reception
Tuesday July 10, in honor of the young
ladies who gave him their loyal support
during the fair at Second Baptist Church
The Methodist Church is preparing for
an entertainment July 25. Mr.. R. B,
Harrison. the renowned elocutionist will
be the evenings star. Come and hear
him.
THE APPEAL is for sale at w. H. Twiggs
barber shop every Saturday and Monday
or it will be sent to you if you will leave
your name and address at the Evanston
Club House. Send your order early.
These things should be stopped. Next
time I will give the names of those rude
persons, who will not behave themselves
shall continue to talk about this until
it is stopped. See The APPEAL next
Saturday.
Miss Belle Glaze and Phillip Adams of
Evanston, were married in Milwaukee,
April 7, 1892. 1t has been kept a secret
ever since until few days ago. It was
quite surprise to Mrs. Glaze as we'll as
many others. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
give reception to few of their friends
August 7. The young couple haev loved.
wooed and won, and tied the knot of
matrimonv.
A few of our faults are going to con-
cert at half-past nine o'clock in the even
ing, and make all the noise they possible
can going to seat, Some Will take the
back seats and they will talk, whisper,
laugh. whistle, hiss and sing while
performer is on the stage singing. Some
of them will try to criticise every one
that comes on the stage, and will show
their ignorance in great many other
ways. Boys standing about the door
splitting on steps which cause many
ladies' dresses to be soiled. All of these
things are very rude and annoying to
those who go to enjoy the concert.
The reception of the Good Time Club
on the 18th inst, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. D. White, was a grand affair. It
Was one of the best Evanston ever wit
messed, the hall was beautifully decorat.
ed with palms and blooming ported
plants. The reception committee were
Miss Grace Garrett, Miss Floreuce
Moore, Miss Lavinia Downs, Miss Mar
tina Jones, Mrs. H. M. Taylor. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Norver, Mrs. H.
Hammond, Miss Buckner, Mrs. Hersey,
Miss Lewis, Mr.. Abney, Mr.. Williams,
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Baily, Mr.. and Mrs. Trent,
Mrs. Hart, Miss Meyers, Miss Washing
ton, Miss Moreland, Miss Jones, Miss
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Worley, and about seventy-fve
others of Evanston, whom l have not
space to mention. In the west end CT
the hall there stood table loaded down
with handsome presents. The young
couple received so many presents that
it puzzled them to know where to put
them. May the Young couple live long
and prosperous life.