The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-05
CHICAGO.
fhs Worlds Fair City as Viewed By
The Appeal Man.
Compilation Of Number Of Happen.
SE 0Rs among tho Afro-Ansricans
ol the Second City OF this
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Parlors 1858 Clark street.
Mrs. Ida M. Bell of 271O Dearborn
st. is now convalescent. ."
Mrs. f. H. Lee, of Chicago Lawn,
has moved to Jefferson City, Mo.
Mrs. Rosa Jones, of Cincinnati, Ohio
is now residing at 2727 Armour Az.
AS the season nears its close a fresh
batch of engagements are announced.
W. Fl. Hackley left Sunday for. a
visit to his birthplace, Springfield, o.
Miss Rosa Strotter of 2S1S Dearborn
street, who has teen sick, is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Frank Dennis of 1877 9Th street.
who has had an attack of typhus fever
is convalescent.
Mrs. S. A. Matthews of Milwaukee,
spent several days of last week in the
city visiting friends.
Mrs. G. A. Reese of Waukesha, was
the guest of Mrs. r. D. Smith, 343S
Dearborn street last week.
The Afro Americans are represented
at the Worlds Fair Grounds in the per-
sOnage of Mr.. II. D. Smith, sculptor.
Lawyer j. w. E. Thomas is favora-
bly, spoken of as delegate-at- large to
the Republican national convention at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. H, Barbour of Montreal, P. @
was in the city this week the quest of
Mesdames Young and Harris of 1925
Dearborn street.
Look out for the full dress Easter en-
tertainment by st. George Commandery,
No. 4, K. T. Watch TIE APPEAL tor
further particulars.
Miss f. Belle Smith, of St. Paul,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. John
Skinner for the past week left for her
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Henry Poe of Hutchingson Lodge
left Tuesday evening for Denver. Colo
to join his wife, and viii, in all probable
ity take up his residence there.
Mrs. R. J. Hendricks Of Nashville,
Tenn, and Mrs. L. H. Johnson and son
Of Springfield, Ohio are in the city, the
guests Of Mrs. r X Jones Of Plymouth
Place.
Mrs. Anna G.. Hughes, of Chicago,
now residing in indianapolis. has re-
ceived the appointment of Department
aid on the presidents staff of the wom-
ans relief corps for the state of Indi-
ana. Mrs. Hughes is very worthy of
the appointment and will reflect credit
on those she represents.
As Mrs. V. j. Lancaster was about
to board Il street car about $50 last
| Monday evening a bold but enterpris-
ing thief snatched her pocketbook from
a pocket in her cloak and ran. Sew
eral persons tried to catch the thief but
he escaped with his booty. Fortunate
ly there was only small sum of money
in the pocketbook.
The Kings Daughters gave musi-
cal on Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of DR.. G. E. Bently, 1906 Lang
ly Ave., which was largely attended.
After a short program which consist
ed of solos. instrumental and vocal,
several tableauX were presented in Il
manner that was credit to the mana
gers.
The balance of the evening was
spent in tripping the light fantastic
toe.
The Kings Daughters deserve COM
mendation in the good work they are
doing in helping the needy.
There were two instances of genuine
charity which occurred in connection
with the recent charity ball, which
should make some others who did
nothing, feel ashamed of their actions.
Mrs. Emma Reed, of Louisville, to
whom an invitation had been sent.
promptly sent 50, the price of a ticket.
Mrs. America Pointz, a hard working
woman of Chicago, also sent IS, the
price of double ticket Neither of
these ladies used their tickets, they had
charity in their souls, and like the
widow of holy writ-both of them are
widows by the way-they will receiv
their reward above.
Cincinnati, Ohio