The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-10-08

The chief feature of the week passed
in social circles in the line of entertain.
ments and amusements, was q reception
rendered Miss Anna Robinson and Miss
Fannie Johnson by their many friends
and acquaintance at Mrs. w. J. Klis's
7th avenue N. and 3 street N. The
evening was spent in most enjoy.
able way to all who were present. The
featurers of the evenings amusements
we're dancing and card playing. Elegant
music vas furnished which gave joy and
pleasure to all present. The following
persons were present: Mrs G. L. Brit
ton, Mics Fannie johnson, Mrs. Bell
Ogden, Miss Mary Samuels, Miss E. C
Johnson, Miss Florence johnson, Mr..
G. P. johnson, Nh. James Harris, Mrs.
H. johnson, Mrs. 4. p. Smith, Mess,s
VIM. Givens, VIM. Turner, J. Johnson,
J. Saunders, J. Young. E. Riley, B.
Taylor, G. A. Johnson, T. S. Richardson,
VIM. Brooks, J. Stewart. This was one
of the most brilliant soclals of the sea-
son.
A grand Republican rally at Harrison's
Hall last Monday evening. The great
Republican orator John r. Lynch of
Mississippi. under the directions of the
Republican National Committee and the
State Central Commit ee. Mr.. Lynch
has made four great speeches in Min
nesot, this week. He arrived in our
city Monday morning last and was uart.
cred at the Vert Hotel. The local nm
mltte' extended every courtesy to Mr.
Lynch that was possible for them to do.
Alter short rest he wss taken to the
Republican headquarters in the Window
block by eminent Republicans. In the
afternoon by the courtesy of the COM
mittee Mr.. Lynch and THE APPEAL man
spent a number of hours in driving over
the city in order that the hcnored
gentleman might see over Il e pride city
OF the Northwest, several times during
the dive be expressed great wonders
"a d surprises at the enterprise and
b ATTY IT the city. After the dr:vs wa
returne to the West where the COM
mi:tee had a. IA nged f,r an extended
dinner in hon II of the great orator. The
houOred que st We re Messrs John Good
low W. H Eustis, R JAmlson, C. w.
johnson, r. Gray, W. r. Morris, CHI
Chase, and Rev. j. W. Durjee. After
the elegant spread Mr.. Lynch was escort
ca to the hall in carriage and the
Flrmbesu Club in full dress and band
OF music. On reaching the hall the COM
mittee and other invited guest were
seated on the platform. Senator w. D,
Washburn presided during the evening
Alter the singing by the Co'ored Club
the Senator introduced Mr.. w. R. Nor.
ros the fist speaker who made a short
bat forcible speech and the Democrat
party Jared lretty bad. After which
Mr. Wtshburn presented the speaker
OF the evening Hon. John R Lynch.
who deliveaed enc of the most eloquent
p litic'l speeches we ever listened TO-
ne Iayed bare the crime, by pocrisy and
fraud pra iced by Democrats OF the
South upon the Colo,ed people, The
new constitution Of M s.ssippi was
shown up by him in all of its back
colors as the most fraudulent document
ever imposed upon any people. Which
robs the Republicans of every political
right. He left no pace for the Colored
man calllrg him elf Democrat to s and
on. He pointed him out as being a
traitor to his race and false to the est
instinct of his nature. The hall was
crowded from the platform to the last
seat IN tie gallery. At the close of his
speach our next Mayor was called out
and made some fitting remarks avowing
his allegiance to the grand old party.
The meeting was great success and
every bcdy was highly delighted