The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-12

Church on next Monday evening
Don't miss this opportunity to show
your appreciation of home talent shown
up in way never equaled before.
Nothing succeeds like success and the
success of Prof. S. G. Whites Jubilee
concert at Turner Hall on Feb. 18th has
resulted in his securing the Peoples
church for his second grand concert
which occurs next Monday evening.
This is the first local Afro American Or
ganization which has appeared in this
popular place.
Whites Jubilee Concert at
Peoples Church Monday
night.
10 say that an organization is to appear
at the Peoples church is to at once stamp
it as trst-class and assure it's success.
80. therefore, when it is announced that
Prof. S. c. Whites Jubilee concert will
take place at the Peoples church next
Monday evening one may feel satisfied
that something 6rst-cass will be given
and that everyone will be there.
Luke Martin and Miss Sallie Williams
who will be remembered as members of
the stock company playing here at the
feople's theater some two years ago,
have prominent parts in ''The Power OF
the Press" which is to be seen at the
Metropolitan Opera House next week.
A matinee performance of ''Alabama's
Will be given to-day at the Metropolitan,
at which reduced prices will prevail.
Our next rehearsal is to be held to
night at the Church of Good Shepherd
corner 18th and Cedar streets. Our last
rehearsal at the Peoples church corner
Pleasant avenue and Chestnut street
near Seven Corners Monday at 2:3O P. NJ.
sharp. Everybody invited. Admission
free. Free 10 join. Come everybody.
We have lG0 singers and we want 200.
Yours in song, sc. WHITE.
Mr.. Fred Holt arrived this week from
pleasant trip to Atlanta, Ca, where
he went to visit his aunt. Mrs. Carrie
st e'e Loga a, d Miss Ma Ell B. johnson
prominent teacher at Mitchell street
school. While there he was shown
many courtesies being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ryan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Nash, Mrs. A. A. Geddings
and others.
Whites Jubilee Concert at
Peoples Church Monday
night. .....
The usual select audience which is al
ways to be fonnd at the entertainments
of the Capital City 1nvincibles greeted
them on last Tuesday evening at Twin
City Hall. The program which WAS we'll
rendered and we'll received was as fol-
lows: Piano overture, Mrs. Clarence
Washington; recitation, Miss Lizzie
Black solo, Miss Matte Johnson; essay,
Miss Hattie Shepherd; vocal duet, Miss
Emma Porter and Mr.. Clarence WASH
ington; piano selection. Miss Alice Berry:
quartette, Misses Laura land Dovie
Adams, Maud Conway, Minnie .Selig.
After the program the evening was spent
in social converse and partaking of re-
freshments and a pleasant time was had
all around.
The annual sermon of Mars Lodge No.
22O2 was preached by Rev. L. C. Sheafe
at Pilgrim Baptist church last Sunday at
2:5O Pm. The lodge formed a process
sion at the corner of Cedar and Third
streets and marched to the church head
ed by Farr Band of Minneapolis. B. F.
Smith acting as chief marshal aud Rich
ard Bernard as second marshal. An
drew Jackson was chairman of the re-
cep,ion committee and w. T. Francis
master of ceremonies. The Household
Of Ruth was also present. The sermon
was an excellent one, full of instruction
and was listened to with wrapt attention
by the members of the Order and the
large audience present. At the close
Of the service a liberal collection Was
lifted for the church. --.:. 4~rf