The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
sDoiNcs, ~ AID ABOUT rHE
GREAT "FLoUR CITY,"
Matters sociah Religious ana General
Which Have Happened and ars.to Happen
Among the People Of the CITY on tn.
Falls.

| Among the People Of the CITY on tn.
Revs., Brooks and Phillips left for
Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Jasper Gibbs made business trip
to Chicago this week.
F. CASTOR Hill collector for The Ape.
AL will call to see you next week.
Mr.. J. G. Reid has resigned hip posi-
ton as headwaiter of the Nicolett Hotel.
Mrs. J. Thomas of Chicago was in the
city the guest of Mrs. Tessie Grooms
this week.
Mics Lula Green of Cincinnati, Ohio,
is spending few days in our cit the
guest of Mrs. F. P. Preston.
The APPEAL Office has been changed
from Room A Guaranty Loan to room No
927 Guaranty Loan Building.
Mrs. M. F. Williams who recently ar
rived in St. Paul after being absent for
several months will reside permanently
in this city.
Any person connected with St. Peter
A. M. E. Church having items for The
APPEAL will please give them to Mrs. J.
Frank Wheaton.
Mr.. ]. G. Reid can he found at The
APPEAL Office No 927 Guaranty Loan
Building any day between the hours Of
3 and o'clock p. m.
Miss Mollie Barnett through the as
sistance of Attorney Wheaton has secur-
ed position as senographer and type
writer with law firm in the Temple
Court Building.
Mr.. j. Frank Wheaton, attorney at
law, may be seen at his Office 425 Temple
Court or at his residence 2S09 9th ave.
nue. s. regarding all points in law.
Real estate handled etc. Give HIM a
call.
Choice farming land for sale cheap for
cash by Mr. G H Carpenter, in the
suburbs Of Minneapolis. For informa-
ton apply to R G Marshall PA N:colett
avenue or J e Reid 927 Guaranty Loan
Building. .-
The Temple House, Miss Maggie Tenn.
pie, proprietor has been removed from
Sl6 Sixth ave.. South to 414 Second ave.,
south, where better accommodations than
before may be had at the same uniform.
" low rates. All who desire good meals
and clean rooms are invited to call.
The third entertainment of the Dorcas
series will be given at the residence of
Mrs. G. w. Leek 242l l4th avenue S.
Friday evening Oct. 9Th. "A suitable
program will be rendered by the fol-
lowing we'll known participants: Vocal
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Lillard piano
solo, Mrs. Geo. Brady; vocal solo, Mrs.
Jasper Gibbs; instrumental Duet Nc esrs
Reid and Monroe. Admission Is cents
including luncheon.
The parlor social given, at Mrs. F. P.
Preston's Wednesday evening was a
suct ess financially. Special mention of
the excellent music rendered would
only be q mild form of appreciation, the
time seldom occurs when gathering of
people such as were present on that &C.
casion, enjoys from its truest standpoint
the rich Inspiring heavenly strains of
music, rendered by the we'll known
and competent artist.
A reunion banquet was given by the
Afro American .clergymen Of the Twin
Cities Saturday evening at the Pullman
House. Each clergy, ably discussed the
following res oective subject assigned 10
them. Rev. W. S. Brooks, did The
honor OF Toastmaster. Rev. G. W.
Gaines, christian Ministry" Rev.
Quarl.s, "The Ladies of our Cnurches;"
Revs. Phillips and Malone, subjects
could not be obtained; Rev. Green
Ministerial Union"
The concert given at St James Church
for the benefit ofthe pastor RevrW. S.
Brooks was grand success. A program
of IL numbers was we'll rendered, every
one seemed to be highly pleased. The
Misses Morgan's and Franklin prrform:
ed few notable feats in physical culture
which merjted much coment. Rev.
Brooks has succeeded in making St.
Jamesone of the most popular Churches
in the city and be would be greatly
missed not only by his devoted con-
grega'ion but a maximum portion OF the
Afro American population of this city
should be assume another charge.
The Young Men'sChrysanthemum Club
concert given at St Peter church Thurs
day evening, Mr.. P. F. Hall manager,
was scene that justified unlimited sue
GEES. Ere the exercises began. scarcely
could a vacant seat be found. The pro.
gram was excellent with perhaps one
exception, each artist performed his
duty we'll. On entering the church the
conception olone might haye been that
Of an opera house rather than holy
sanctuary for the stage scenry was ex-
tremely noticeable. The management
extends to the public many THANKS for
their liberal patronage. More than $40
was realized, without doubt the young
men on that occasion nerited much