The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-08-20
Dallas, Tex.
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We would like to know WHY one of
our preachers and no one else can get 10
many kisses in the house of worship.
The Elder thought no one but God saw
him. If the Elder kisses the sisters in
church we know it must be worse at
their residences. 1.-THE Elder does Mt
want HE APPEAL to appear against him
he had better watch as we'll as pray.
The Elder is subscriber ofTHE APPEAL.
Misses Fanny P. Armstrong, Drucilla
"A. Armstrong, Flora M. Armstrong,
sisters of the Rev. Mrs H. T. johnson
of Newbuiy, N. Y, are visiting our city,
after having long but pleasant voyage
of nine days on the sea. No doubt they
will render their assistance in the good
work which their sister and brother.in-
law Rev. H. T. Johnson are engaged in.
The Congregational Church is city set
on hill which cannot be hid.
The Harrison Avenue Club gave their
second grand lawn party at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. Cooper 1896 BRYAN
street, last Wednesday. Bird the ex-
pert decorator and waiter decora ed the
tables and lawn beautifully and he de-
serves great credit for his taste and
talent for such affairs. Miss Rose Davis
entertained the guests with sweet strains
of music from the piano. Among those
present were: Misses g. Kibble, Rosa
Davis, Clara Pitman, Ella Crutchtield,
Lend V. Britton, Addie VIM, Annie
Spikes, Carrie Simon, Emma V. Ash,
Annie, Drake, Ida Wade, Mary A. skit-
trell, Roberta Allen, Mollie Lane, .'sallie
L. Staples. Bertha McRay; Messre. w.
II. Griggs, c. Tuck er, r. B. Bennett, T..
McMillon. P. Woods, D. P. Price, j.
Thomas, I. Tucker, j. w. Nowood, J. A.
Foster, Z. c. Clark, W. F. Floyd, J. H.
Pleasant, E. H. Shaw, G. E Orr, D. w.
Harden.
The Ministerial Union of Dallas, was
held at Elizabeth Chapel, Oak Cliff, Tex.
Aug. End, where the subject of Bible
justification was we'll discussed, all the
pastors present took part. The Union
adjourned at l P. NJ. when a delicious
dinner prepared by the ladies of the
church. awaited them. The Elders
thought it good to be there and asked
when they could come again. The
Union met on the 9Th inst, at Evening
Chapel, where the subject ''Regenera-
ton" was discussed. What is regenera-
ton? Where does it take place? The
following pastors are members of the
Ministerial Union: President, B. Smith
Evening Chapel; p. G. Hunt, St. James
A. M. E. Church.; J. G. Grimes, Bethel
A. M. E. Church: Henry y. johnson,
Plymouth Congregational Church; H. E.
Brown, New Zion Freewil Baptist
Church; A. Jackson, M. E Church; A.
Gordon of Hearn, Tex, r. Hearn, St,
Paul's Freewill Baptist Church; r.
Hayes, Freewill Baptist Church; s. P.
johnson, Elizabeth Chapel, Oak Cliff:
s. H Bess, Baptist Church, Oak Cliff
Willhite, presiding Elder.
A late ukase of fashion is that the
small head dresses, by courtesy called
bonnets, shall have no strings and that
no JeWelry shall bs worn in the day.
time.
Mephisto red is a popular shade of
this fashionable color, and Mephisto
ornaments, which are two or four curves
OF jet set high in front amid loops of
ribbon, are quite the rage.
Moonstones, with their weird, pale
brllliance, are to be seen in every pretty
silver settings and in combination with
enamel. Very handsome Limoges and
enamel pins, with silver feurs-de.lis, are
son eoimes to be seen.