The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-07-09

In Dainty Style for tho Dedication Of
Our Readers.
Mrs. r. H. Anderson is on the sick
liet. 5 G x
Miss E Alexander was the guest of
Miss NJ Berry of Dewey Ave.
Miss T. Lane, of Evansville Ills. is in
tho city visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. Kennedy and Mrs. Collins
of Chicago, were in the city. They
visited the Bay.
Mrs. A. L. Miles, and Mr.. H. led
ricks led the grand march at the Holy
rood entertainment. ~. =.
MI: J. M. Turner has returned to
Batavia after spending q week in our
city attending the carnival.
MI. !. M. Turner was entertained at
dinner by the following ladies: Mrs. B.
F. Tayloranhas. B IKE .>~-.~ 3
Miss E. A. OF Chicago. is . charming
lady, at least G. H. B. thinks so and
there are others who agree with 1him.
Mrs. A. Zedricks. Miss A. L.: Miles,
Mr.. W. J., Miles. H. Zedricks and J. J.
Miles Jr. spent Sunday at Waukeshs.
Mrs.. Zadricks, Mrs.. Meg randberry
and Mrs. A. L. Miles were entertained
at luncheon by Mrs. P. G. Clark of lOll
7th st. ~..'.' .-.
Mrs. A. Zedrick', Mrs. McGrandberry
Mr.. H. Zedricks and Mr.. Simms were
all the guests of Mrs. A, L. Miles while
in the city. 49,.
The Carnival was grand success. 1t
brought host of people to the city.
The Plankinton fed over two thousand
people daily,
Mr.. Jas. Morris went cunning for his
wife and IS consequences is now bottled
up with $40 90 and costs or thirty days;
he accepted the latter.
The APPEAL agent took Mr.. J. M.
Turner. Mrs. A. Zedricks and Mrs.
Nj CRANBERRY QUITO the Bay~an enter
tanned them at lunch on Saturday eve.
is bad enough when an illiterate
Afro-American fills pulpit, but when
pastor in charge compells his con-
gregation to listen to an ignorant In
dian; it is then time to call halt. Never
in the history ofSt. Marks wss such
ignorance exhibited as was compounded
q few Sundays ego. ,..
On Tuesday June 2Sth. at high noon
Prot. William Harrison of West Point
Miss, and Miss IdeIla B. Carmichael of
Canton, Miss, were married Rev. r. 7.
Simms officiating. ~ -.
The marriage was q very quite affair
only the family and a few of the most
intimate friends we're present.
The bride wore . beautiful costume
of turquoise blue handsomely trimmed
At l1:5s q. m. Miss Emma B. Pillows
began to play in soft strains Mende's-
sohn's Wedding March and the happy
couple entered.
: Rev Simms in brief and impressive
manner performed tho ceremony which
united the lives of these young
people. After congratulations the party
retired to dinner. At 2 p. m, the happy
couple left for short visit to relatives at
Jackson Mist. They; will re.ern to
Canton, Miss, and spend . few days
preparatory to visit other relatives in
another section of the State.
Prof. aud Mrs, Harrison ara graduates
of Roger Williams University Nashville,
Tenu., in which city each has t.ught
with marked success. The uniting of
these young people joins two of the best
families in the State and the best wishes
and prayers OF their many friends there
attend them.
The Entertainment g veu by the Holy,
rood Comma1dery on the 80 h, was
grand success in every per lcular. A
more inte!lig' Mt body of people was
never before seen in the hall Ev ry
body enjoyed th-ms Ives highly. The
ladies costumes vera eimp'v grand For
fear of not &: wing ham justice We el al
not attempt descripi lKnigh,
Jae. Higgins op aned the exercises with
an invocation, then came the we'come
address by the Eminent Commander j.
J. Siilrs which was + lowed bv 'he
rator Of the evening, Sir K,i!ht ". r.
Green. The fol owing cir knights ~ert
or.ssn'; J. B. Rutord, L ID viz. P. D.
Thomas. w. T. Green, Jas. H'geirs. J:
J. Miles. "A. V. Rsiney. Edw. Ale r. de,
Dr.. johnson and ]. S ewart. The ad-
draes ~ sir tight G,e.r US an orator-
ical effort, the equal of which was never
before delivered to an Afro-American
audience in the Cream City. Fo
are the names of those present: Mrs.
Noblett sof Portland Me-; Miss Grace
Dodge, Kencsha Wis; Miss A. L. Hend-
erson, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Black
we'll, Mr.. Henry Dodge Kenosha; Miss
Mamie Long Chicago; Mr.. J. NJ. Turner
Batavia III; Mrs. Zedricks an d con Henry
Mrs.. McGrandberry Chicago. Mrs.
Logan Davis Racine, Mr.. P. D. Thomas
Racine, Mr.. G. T. Green. Racine, Mr..
w Mil1ar Reraa Co11o0o ". NJ Choo