The Appeal., 1897-09-25
CHICAGO.
. THE "WORLD'S FAIR CITY" VlEW-
EDB THE APPEAL MAN.

s. THE 'WORLD'S FAIR RCITY"VIEW"
ED BY THE APPEAL MAN.
A Compilation of q Number of Happenings,
Social and Otherwise, Among the Afro
Americans of the Second City Of This
Glorious Union. ."& j. ,...:s! 80 -,
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Mr.. E. Onsby left Saturday for his
home in Kansas City. @
NJ. Geo Ruckner of SIG Dear born
st., is on the sick list.
Mrs. r. Logan Of Hyde Park who has
been very i'll, has recovered. -
Little Mamie Brown is very sick at
65th and Green streets.
Mrs Brown, Princess of Queen Esther
Temple has gone to Mound City.
M. VIM. Craig of Waukasha is epeud-
ing several weeks in the city.
Mr.. S. 3. Turner spent several days in
Springfield, Ill.,, visiting friends.
MIR. Claudius Bell who hasbeen visit.
ing in Washington d. G. has returned.
Mr. Hackley Smiley who has been very
i'll at Provident Hospital is couvaleecent.
Rev Geo. Bell will b. ordained pastor
of Shiloh BAe:ist Church, September 80.
Mrs M. Cooper and Mrs Julia Elliott
gave lawn party and II was very nice
affair.
Mr.. William Ross who has been epend-
ing his vacation in the East, has return
ed.
The wedding of Miss L. Taylor to F.
Mung of Hyde Park took place Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Lottie Williams of Rockford, Iii.
passed through the city enroute to ST.
Louis, Mo.
A gigantic foot ball team is being or
ganized by William Craig Bert Ander-
son and others.
Mrs, Sarah Mason of Kansae City Mo-,
is visiting her daughter Mics Mamie
Wheatley of 1924 street.
Mr.. Doc French of Butte, Montana, ia
spending several weeks in the city visit.
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Bertrand G. Jamison left the city
for st. Louis, Mo-, to fill q prominent
position in the Western Electric Co..
Mrs. R. O. Howard presented her bus.
band beautiful girl at ::Provident
Hospital. Mother and child are doinp
we'll.
Mr.. Harry McCard who has been
spending his vacation with his parents
in Rockford, ILL.,, has returned to the
city.
Mrs. E. H. Wright has returned from
her journey to Denver, Colo. She vii
be glad to meet her friends at 1922
Dearborn St.
The marriage of Miss T.. Ridgeway to
Mr.. L. Lee Of Hyde Park took place
Tuesday evening. They will make $780,
Lake Ave. their future home.
The Blue Cross Lodge of Hyde Park
held special meeting Thursday eve
ming and admitted great many men az
members, This being the only ladies
lodge of the Int. Ind. association that
has been authorized by the Grand Lodge
to admit men.
The usual ration of good, lively bur-
lesque, with the best OF special features
will be offered at Sam T. Jacks for the
week'beeinnlng Sept. 26. Orange Bios
SONS, the titillating, fascinating French
pantomime, will be repeated-the crowds
wllEnot part with it. Among the artists
who will appear will be one of the bright.
est and ceverest of gay Parisier nes- the
sprighty and dashine Mile. Dika, while
there will be two burlesques, and move
series of living pictures. g:',>>. - =
The Mems Sunday: Club will hold itE
first meeting Of the season Tomorrow
afternoon at Bethel AIM, E. Church
Rev. Ransom will be the lecturer on thit
occasion. Subject "Wanted a.: man in
Macedonia Men only are: :ex pected to
attend this meeting. The first ladies
day of the season will be- on the third
Sunday in October. The work as out
lined for the winter will come under the
heads psychological, Ethical, Historical
and Literature. With Mr.. Harry Jones
Lawyer S. Lang Williams, Mr.. w. H. A.
Moore at the heads of the subjects as
they come in order. The music will be
given prominence at these meetings es-
pecial]y on ladies day and will be under
the direction of Mr.. Morgan.
Olivet was we'll attended there being
present PIG. SO cents was contributed for
special purposes. Collection $4.60, At
the morning service Rev. H. Knight
preached. Ref. 66th psalm 10Th verse:
Come and hear all ye that fear God, and
will declare what he hath done for my
soul. In the evening Pew. D. Martin
selected for the theme of his discourse
Romans Sth chap. 2lst verse. $5.41 was
contributed for special purposes. Table
collection $2S. Dues $l7. Total collection
$50.4l. The b. Y. P. Union was we'll at
tended our next leader Mr.. Bigelow of
Woodlawn. Sunday Sept. 26th at 2:3O
p. m. Rev. j. F. Thomas will preach the
annual sermon Of the knights of Pythias
at Olivet. &s All are cordially invited to
attend. :"'>''' -: ":''"