The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS 4.
DOlNGS IN AND ABOUT THE
GREAT "FLOURl CITY,"

DOlNGS IN AND ABOUT THE
GREAT "FLoUR CITY"
Matters Social Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to Happen
Among the People Of the City on the
Falls.
Remember the dance by Pride
Minnesota Lodge No. X. P. at Plum.
mer Post Hall, Wednesday evening
October IL.
The Dewey Restaurant, at 10Y First
avenue south with Mrs. j. G. Clark and
Sam Alexander proprietors should De a
decided winner. They serve all home
cooking. .....E -
The Chrysanthe club ovation
was postponed owing to the fever con-
dition of the U. S. regulars and the
sudden change Of the weather prevent
ed their getting out OF the house at all.
but Oct IL will suit us all better. So
come out.
vigorously commented upon the edi-
torial of the Minneapolis Journal re-
ferring to J. Frank Wheaton as a can
didate for the legislature fairly nomi-
mated, and because Of his color should
not be elected The Telegram stands
The Appeal would like to commend the
Telegram, but we SO thoroughly under
stand its position, we are satisfied in
saying that sits all rtgtht."
"The Chryssnthemum Club, is max
ing preparations for ovation of recog-
milton to our Afro-Americsn boys in
blue who enlisted from here and those
now furloughed, and are stopping in
Minneapolis. The ovation will be given
at the old Court house Oct. IL, at 8 p. M.
A very interesting programme has been
arranged. Every one is invited on this
occasion.
Mrs. H. H. Thompson, 317 Eighth
avenue south, surprised her husband
completely last Wednesday evening, to
find host of friends assembled in his
Mr.. Thompson recorciled himself they
enjoyed very bountiful spread, and
those present We're lMesdames r. Man.
ming, C. w. Lee, G.. W. Brady, NJ
Brady, P. F. Hale, J. V: Kemp, c.
Turner, A. G.. Plun1ner, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson, Morton, Messrs. w. S. Brooks
M. E. Singleton, J. M. Allison, T. B.
Parker. The honored guests were Mrs.
Morton and daughter, Of Indianapolis,
Ind.
Remember the dance bv Pride of
Minnesota Lodge No. S K. P. at Plum
,mer Post Hall "Wednesday evening
October IL.
In honor of Miss Harriet Gibbs, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Reid,
BIT Stivens avenue, was given q re-
ception and silver donation. Mr.. J. M
Griffin presented the donation in be-
half of those present, and a response by
Miss Gibbs was vigorously applauded.
Miss Gibbs played, Miss Void proved
an artist with her musical glasses,
Mrs. George Lillard sang, Miss Mamye
Weir recited, and Mrs. P. F. Hale en-
glee, after the rendition of the pro.
gra1nme, arranged by MIR. Reid, tho
master of ceremonies Those present:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IS. P. Pope, Mr.. and
Mrs. G: W. Harper, Mr.; and
MIS- MRS: George e. Ii SSs' Mr.: NJ and and
Mrs. P. F. Hale, Mesdames c.. Falls,
M Brady, c. w. Brady, ". Weir, j.
Gibbs, w. Coulter, G. T. Pointer, M. Q.
Cannon, j. L. Neal, w: w Tucker, G.
WOlO, A. NAPIER, =. "OOO,
Misses M. Weir, E.. Wheaton, l. Har-
per- Edna Grey, Maud Mason, Ada Ma
son, M Marshall, E.. Coulter, M. Da-
Wis, M. James, A. James, C. Void, H.
Gibbs. The honored guests: Messrs.
J: M: Griffin F: P; Prest9 Tsu w: E
Steward, M. c. Stewart, M. r. Single
ton, z. J. Johnson, C. Davis and F.
Robertson, st. Paul.
The Chrysanthemum club would like
to Cuba guest at the ovation of fur
loughed Afro-American boys in blue, at
the old court house. Wednesday even
ing, ats p. M, Oct: IL.
dent; J. B. Taylor, secretary; Thomas
Scott, treasurer; T. J. Johnson, solic-
itor; J. Bantam and A. r.. Edwards,
advisors.
Club programme: Invocation, Rev.
W. A. Bruce; Introductory remarks, +.
en), W. r. Morris, Esq; song, 'Jack,
How I Envy You" Louis White; in
PRODUCTION Of the Afro-American boys
in blue, by president of Chrysanthe-
mum club; remarks, D. r. s. Brown;
response, by U. S. regulars present;
"America for Ever" Mrs. B. F. Pierre;
closing address, J. F. Wheaton, Esq,
our first candidate for legislative hon.
Ors.
Honored Guests-sergeant J. Clay
Smith, Tenth cavalry; Private James
Russell, Private William r. Nelson,
Private Henderson.
acknowledgement J. w. Harper, ex-
U. S. regulars; Sergeant 2. Pope, Pri-
Yates William Somerville and J. A.
Scott.
Mrs. F. P. Preston arranged for an az
fair given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Brady, and gave very
enjosable musicale and reception in
honor of Miss Hattie Gibbs of Cane
Spring, KY. After receiving, the even,
ing was spent most joyfully by those
present. After a short programme the
guests were ushered up stairs to the
beautifully decorated front parlor. where
refreshments were served, after which
the canvass was spread by Officer Brady
down stairs. Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Harper, G.
T. Pointer, w. T. Grey, P. F. Hale. F.
P. Preston, M. Brady, ana J. H. Robin
con. Mesdame-Kennedy Of Chicago.
Pitman, A. Davis of St. Paul. R. J. Cole
man. Chss. Turner. J. V. Kemp, A. f
Napier, E. Jones of Racine, Wis, G. w.
Barnett, Jos. Amos, J. f. Wheaton, j.