The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-07-02


and elected Fred W. Zollman as TEN
porary chairman. 1t was decided t.
4 hold the primaries on Saturday July %
and the convention on the fol!owin,
Monday. The apportionment will be tn,
same as for the spring convention.
Mr.. G. A. Mason came down tow1
Wednesday morning singing at the toy
of his voice, ia IA IA boom de yea, ia re
IA boom de yea" Nobody knew VIVA
the matter was until it was learned he
had just been presented nine pounc
boy by his wife. He says he will name
him Harrison Reid Cleveland Stevesor
Heatwole Mason.
There are only few places of bust.
ness in St. Paul, owned anu operated by
Colored people,; but these few do not
get the patronage of the Colored people
DIS they should. Why not spend your
money with Colored people, if you cali
possibly find any who can furnish what
YOU wish. Help one another, ana in 30
dHing. you help yourself
What was formerly the Elite Club has
been moved from corner Fifth and
Robert streets to No. 81 Jackson street
and the name has been changed to the
Young Mems Social Club. Mr.. Harry
Z. Richardson is president and manager.
This is one Of the incest and most pleas
ant places in the city for gentlemen to
spend leisure hours Gentlemen are in.
vited to call.
Mr.. Henry G. Richardson and L.,
Cohen have opened bathing establish
ment for ladies and gentlemen corner of
st. Peter and Seventh streets. Hot and
Cold water, Russian and Turkish baths
may be had. This is new ENTERPRISE
which will doubtless meet with the sue.
cess it richly deserves. Give them call
Turkish and Russian baths given only on
Fridays aud Sundays.
Quarterly meeting at Mt, Zion next
Sunday. July 10th Rev, D. A. Graham
of MINI eapolis will preach at 500 p NJ.
after which the Sacriments will be al.
mlnlstered. General class Friday night.
Love feast Monday night. This is the
last Quarterly meeting under the present
administration let every body come
GU. The pastors from different churches
are expected to be present.
There was meeting of the Citizens
I mon at the court house Monday night.
Col. ). +. Hardy, president and F. D.
Parker acted as secretary. After con.
siderable wrangling Harry Howa d was
elected president; r. E. Anderson and
). II. Cunningham vice-president; John
Pernell, secretary:J H. Dillingham;. as
s'stant secretary; W. S Moffitt, treasurer.
IN next meeting W. be held Tuesday,
July ~. at the same place.
Mr.. W. A. Reid celebrated the 9th
anniversary of his birthday on FRIDAY
evening the o4th ult at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. T.
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Anderson
Mrs. Della Love; Misses Lizzie Ro, ch
LIZZIE kel um; Messrs j. Anderson G.
Charleston, Jco. Dorsey. Jas. Allen.
sidney Cuthbert, R. Brown, w. Brooks.
VI. johnson, AL. Newton, J.C. Reid of
Minneapolis. Every one had delight
tul time until late hour.
Inc summer opera seaon at the Me.
tropolitan Opera House is most hatter.
Ing financial success, and Miss JEANNE
Winston the star of the company has
made decided hit. She has no equal
IN the impersonating of male roles. The
other members of the companv are
clever, first class artists The opera for
next week, the fourth week, is LA
Perlchole' in four acts. During this
opera Miss Winston will introduce
Dear Women" by Hub Smith. TWEEN.
ty-tlve cents is the general admission to
any part of the house.
Among the social events of the week
none were more pleasant than a surprise
party rendered to Miss Mary Godett. at
the residence of her sister Mrs, s. A.
Hllyard Tuesday evening Prof. VIM
cent was present and furnished music
and dancing was INDUCED in until about
I'D O'Clock when refreshments were
served and all departed for home.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.:
Adams; Misses Jennie Nelson, Mamie
Dover, Lizzie Kellum, Florence French
Viola Berry, Cora Jackson. Narcessa
johnson, Mae, Blanch and Oracle WILL
kIns; Messrs. w. D. Bloom, w. Utlev.
Will Howard, IL. Godett, A. Lee, w. H.
Reynolds, J. Jefferson, Jas. Dover. D.
l. Williams, G. w. FJrd, w. NJ. White,
c. and r. Farr.
The Rally or Cyc1orama was held at
Pilgrim Baptist Church Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, evenings of this
week. The young people Of the House
of Hope Church furnished the program
for the first evening, and Wednesday
the following program was rendered.:
rlano SOLO, Miss NJ. Fogg
vocal SOLO, Chas. Miller
Aoofess' w. R. Morris
he"olhs, Chas Miller
| Solo, Miss q Within
| Solo, Mics uoorston
| Oratloh' Miss Cora jackson
Thursday evening the farce BETSY
Baker" was presented by several young
people, The attendance was very good
each evening, and all are proud of the