The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-09-04

~~A~AA A~s~s~ AAs~FH SASSSA esAAoA
Among the People of tho City on the
Falls.
Philip F. Hale the manager will call
to see you next week.
Mrs Borrus and family OF Chicsgo Ill.,.
are now the guests of Miss Maggie Free
man
Subscribers Of The APPEAL who are in
debt prepare; for the collector will call
next week.
Genial Joe Blackwell will be pleased
to see his friends at PIP Washington Ave
So. Call in.
Masters Ralph and Roy Roberts spent
few day dn II HASTINGS MIMI, visiting
Mrs SiSVI Wooaiord OF Deiphayen,
MINI, is visiting he, sister Mrs ] as A
Roberts $50 oh St. &c.
The Barbecue given by the members
of st. James A NJ. E. C;Aurch turned out
to be the grandest affair of the season.
| First-cIass dressmaking at reasonable
rates. Would be pleased to have the
patronage of the ladies. Gdrs. J. Johns,
7O8 Hennepin Ave., bet! 9Th and 9Th
AYES.
J Mrs F D Parker accompanied by Mas
ter Freddie and Mrs Strawdey Gray were
visiting their many friends, in Minnes.
polls Wednesday. And attended the
lawn social at Mr. and Mrs. C Reids.
Mr. and Mrs b Turner, Mrs J w
Hackerney of St Paul; Mesdames Laura
Pinkney and E M Lawrence Of Chicago,
| Miss Beatrice Golf of St Louis and Misc
es Sarah and Mary Howell were guests
at Hotel de Temple this week.
Whom in Minneapolis YOU will lind no
b,tter place to get board and lodging
than Hotel de Temple. No. All: Second
! Avenue South. The accommodations
are first class in every particular. and at
prices which are yer, reasonable.
1.-The Pullman" 40S First Ave., South
ls the most elegant furnished boarding
house in the city. Under the manage
gment of Mrs Ada Nichols-it is now one
OF the most desirable places in the CITY to
| stop. Table board and rooms cannot be
excelled.
Hotel de Temple has removed to al
Secon.1 avenuo South ;r.t on..,;.o, ill.,
former place of business. Meals % cents
Dinner from 4:So to 200 p. m. Board
by the day or week. Furnished rooms
with or without board, including stears
heat and bath. Mrs. Maggie Temple,
proprietor.
Try Madam Dooley's great French Po-
made, it promotes the growth and IL the
latest and most valuable preparation for
strengthening and identifying, the hair.
Price 80 cents per jar. Madam Dooleyt
Hair Dressing Psrlors 70S, Hennepi.
Ave. AGENTS wanted:
Pride OF Minnesota Lodge .l'K,P P.
held counsel at Odd Fellows and K. P.
Hall, doors were open to visiting knights
and very pleasant time was had by
all Knights preeent end a fter the initia-
tion of M. Joseph Coxinto the myster-
les of rank of page, and instructed to re-
port some time hence INDUCED in also
exchanging views of various subjects, all
went home happy to await the result of
action of Supreme Counsel being held al
Colombus, o.
The Afro-Anerican Concert and
Specially 20 will give concert at St,
Peter A NJ E church COR 4tb and 9Th Ave.
Sc. Monday evening Sept. g.. 81. Among
other artists on program will appear.
Mr. A J. seymore elocutionist Mir E r
Robinson Soloist, Mr. w A Seymore t'the
Black Booth" Mr. L D. Rose. noted
reader, Scenes from, Shakespeare and
other classic dramas, Plantation melo-
dies classic songs, will be the feature of
the entertainment.
The lawn fete given at the residence
of Mr. and, Mrs j C Reid Wednesday
night was-a very delightful affair. Near
" one hundred persons were present.
The house and lawn was brilliantly light
ed large locomotive head light being
among the lights. A tent on the lawn
was the abiding place of the Gypsy for
tune teller who was kept busy. The
program which was most entertaining
was as follows,
| l. INVOCATION. ....... Rev. Brown
2. Organ Prelude. ....... Mrs. J. Frank Wheaton
g. Instrumental Duct. ....> Mandolin and Guitar,
| Monroe Bros. ........... ......
4. Recitation, .............. 81 Miss Mamie Weir
5. Instrumental Duet. Mandolin and Autoharp
Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Reid 49,.
E6. Paper,".. What of the Afro-American Women
j Of the hour" Mrs. Jasper Gibbs. .. 49,.
IL. The Wonderful Musical Glasses, Prof. Odin
Void and Miss Void. ...f.......,...... -.
FS Mr.. Griften a Graduate Of Tuskegee, now
| student at the U. Of n. will deliver q short
address subject, 1.-THE Progress of Tuskegee
| Industrial Institute. ............
Music was furnished the entire even.
ing by Monroe Rroe.