The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-08-06

avn was beautifully lighted with gay
Chinese lanterns. It was ute, ly impos-
sole tor the crowd to get into the spa:
cl"ns psrlors and the hall. porch, stair
way an' lawn were filed with the most
lepre eAtativ~ gathering Of people which
has ever sraced like occasion in S.
f,'u'' Over two hIcdrel aEd fifty per.
<oHs Ture present W III were highly Tn.
,r'ainea b.: the following:
PROGRAM.
: ! OvcrturC... ."FauStn... Miss Emma Porter
p soprano Solo ."Fleetine Davs''
Mrs. VIM. Smith
). Reading, .............M Miss Mae Louise Wilkins
lode to Washington Phuis Tyheutiey
4 Piano Duet, 80. The Witches Flight Gallon
Misses Alice and Mabel Berry
.. Recitation... The Polish Boy
Miss Drucilla Dunjee
e. Soprano Solo, "Lconore' Miss Susie Jackson
Z. Poem Miss Blanche Wilkins
deaf Mute language Oar American
RozG H0=ard U0zel
.. Guitar Soo....... -. ''Little.Fisher Maiden
Mr. j. NJ. Ball
3. Reading (Germanl.. Miss Viola Berry
'Thc Trumpeter on the Ka,zbach''
~. fccltatlon ...... 1.-The Little Workers.
Misses Fannie, Lulu, Carrie and Minnie Howard
IA soprano Solo go TO Sleep My Baby Girl
Miss Grace wilkins
X Heading ........" New England Courtshp
Miss Fannie Dodd
MISS Lulu GR1swoLD, Accompanist
MR. ). q. ADAMS, Master of Ceremonies.
The program was aumlrab rendered
thr' ughout, every one scoring SUCCESS
'n"klng individual comparison almost
unnecessary; yet, the recitation in the
deaf mute Language by Miss Blanch
Wilkins, the reading by Miss Drucilla
Dunlee, the recitation in German by
Miss Viola berry. the debut of Miss
Grace Wilkins as soloist, tie concert
recitation Of The tour little Towards and
The reading by Miss Fannie Dodd were
'..spe ciaily Noticeable.
Tie presence vi Mesdsmes Clark Sew
'eIanco, Newp ,rJ, Brown d number
VI others from The Ramsey County Aux
.'I!mrH was enjoyed by all.
lhe r.csptlun Committee had liz
! nanus iun' in receiving the guests, bn
we're fully equal to the oc, aston. Tie
! rnenters OF the committee were Mis-
Alice Berry, Me~dames J = Adams an,
Geo. Hunlun, Misses Viola Berry, Mary
Godeit. Birds Parker. Gertrude James
Florence French, Jennie Nelson, Nellie
& is~ old, Nellie Brady Ella Du ice.
The refreshments which were elegal
wele served from we'd laden table il
the dining room by The retreshmen1
comm i;tee c"mposed as follows: Mes.
dalne' I. II. Gris~old, :. A. Hiyard, T.
h. Franklin, B. Scott, Miss Fannie Doud
The members OF the club a,e: Mes
DANES John K White, T. n. Grsu OLD
=. A. Hilya'd, Al. B. Hatcher, L. H
Reynolds, G. +. Wilkins, T. E. Franklin
NJ. Holt, g. II. Watson, f Ball, 3. Scott
j.. q. Adams, Misses Fannie Dodd, Mae
l.. Wilkins, Emma Porter, and they are
, /" be- congratulated upon the signal sue
| cess Of their inaugural entertainment b,
which ab Tut $50 We're cleared for the
| benefit OF the childrens building at the
| Worlds Fair
! The interest taken in this matter b,
the club n,etnbess, and in fact by tn.
whole p-ople II tue Twin Cites is anos
cOumendabie and u Il SQUIRE uf elea
graft ticatis'n to al. May success eye]
tend their Efforts.
l. is authorilively stated that til,
PhilIis Wheatly club is the first organi
cation composed of Afro-American ladie,
which has been organized in Coz junction
Will and as one Of the regular state aux
illiaries of any State And, is the frs
one t. donate to the iund Tor the Ch.l
'drens Building at the Worlds Fair.