The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-01-02
EIGHTH YEAR.
SAINT LOUIS.
Social Matters, Gleanings Of News
Condensed Into Small Space.

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For the nsnsat Of sur Thousands Of Read
srs-An Sorts Of News Items from
T., the City by the Big Bridge .
g.. IA. The Future Great.
Mr.. John Thomas of Chicago is in the
city.
Miss Mamie O. Smith, spent the holt
days in Louisville. - 49,
Miss Gertrude Wright visited Spring
field during the holidays.
Miss Edith Mordecai visited Louis
vile. KY, during the holidays.
Miss Alma Thompson has recovered
from her recent attack of la grippe.
The Pelican Club will not give recep-
ton during the holidays as was thought
by many.
w. H. Farmer, Counselor and Attor-
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
will practice in all courts. Office, I'LL
Clark ave.
A musicale and reception was given
Friday evening Jan. l, by Mrs. Rebecca
Thompson in honor of Miss Adah Brown
of Chicago. -.
The Fair at St. Pauls Chapel during
the holidays was largely attended and
splendidly managed. The decorations
were very nicely arranged.
Mr.. G. G. Morgan, late graduate from
Howard University and formerly teacher
in the public schools of St. Louis, is
spending the holidays in our city.
The concert at Central Baptist church
Christmas night was largely attended.
The veteran manager W. H. Dorsey
presented drama that pleased all.
Miss Clara HUT entertained at dinner
Christmas Day Misses Bertha Jackson
May Hamilton, Nettie Wilkinson and
Berenice Dore; Messrs. Frank and Sum-
ner Byron, Jas. H. Harrison, Clarence
McKoin and VIM. Mayes.
Mr.. Eugene HUT our young rep, esen-
tative at the Manual Training School was
seen Christmas Day wearing a military
costume. This is a late addition to the
Manual course Chat of military training)
and you g HUT will enjoy the full
benefit.
Mr.. J, H. Taylor invited few Of his
friends to his residence Christmas Day
to an egg nog soiree. The occasion was
such an7enjdyable one that il was re-
peated again Saturday II Among others
present were Chas. Carroway, g. w.
McKoin. Hugh Mallory and Henry
Bsily.
Duluth, MINI. G--la----a-4--.-s
The Brighton Social Club gave a grand
bali at Harris Band Hall, on the oath
ult., which was we'll attended.
Leave orders for subscriptions TO THE
APPEAL or communications for publica-
ton at Room 5 Miles Block. The APPEAL
for sale every Saturday or Sunday, H.
Simms, agent.
Among the entertainments given dur
ing the holidays were several under the
auspices of the social organizations which
LETT pleasing impressions on those who
were fortunate enough to be present.
The officers and teachers of St. Mark
Sunday School had Christmas tree for
the school which was brilliant success
attracting very large crowd. The
church and tree were beautifully deco
rated and the presents were nulnero us
and beautiful.
The members of Doric Lodge, A. F
and A. M. No. 45, gave their first public
installation at their hall on the 2Sth, ult.,
which was we'll attended. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year: Richmond Taylor, w. NJ; A. P.
Perry, S. w.; J. H. S,mms, J. W. N.
Richey, Treas R B. Newsome, Sec :;
T. M. Grant, S. D M. Willi;m J. D.. :;
H. ThreadcrafF, Tyler. After the cere-
mony was over those present INDUCED
in. dancing to the music of the Butler
Orchestra OF West Superior. until late
hour.
THE APPEAL has secured the service Of
Mr., John Simms, who will act as CORES
pendent and agent for Duluth. All COM
munications and subscriptions if handed
or forwarded, to to him. at Room Miles
Block, will receive prompt attention.
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Mr.. EDIroR:-Please allow me space
to express my heartfelt thanks to those
who gave me their tokens of respect
Christmas. And I must say that have
many things to be thankful for this con-
ference year. Indeed feel as though