The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-29
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Last week Mrs. Harry Shepherd, wife
OF our enterprising and successful pho
tographer, left on her regular summer
jaunt. This summer she will put in
her time on the Atlantic: coast visit:
| ing Atlantic City, Ocean Grove,
Shrewsbury, New York and Washing
ton. On her return trip she will take
in Chicago, Milwaukee and points in
Michigan and bring her mother with
i. her to st. Paul. j, -, -.--,~
Mrs. Albert Martini, better known as
Lady Jane,' was ordered to leave the
| city some time ago. She obeyed the
order and went, but few days ago,
she returned and was arrested Law
yer McGhee got her out on a writ of
habeas corpus Then she was arrested
on the charge of drunkenness and va
grancy. The latter charge could not
be sustained, but she was fined $40 for
being drunk. She says she will not
leave the city.
Ada ~Irvine's house on Eighth street
was raided Monday night for the third
time in two weeks. Alfred Ramsey
| complained that he had been touched
for SIS there, and said Ollie Neal did
the touching. Ollie was arrested.
charged with larceny and with being
an inmate of a disorderly house. Della
| Alexander was also arrested on the lat
ter charge and Ada Irvine was charged
with keeping a disorderly house. They
gave bail for their appearance Monday
| and took in the circus Tuesday after
noon. s,-..
A man by NE. name Of ID. Williams
got himself into trouble by foil owing
couple Of white girls top far. They
had him arrested and he was fine d 49,,
in the police court Thursday. Will
liams evidently played in bad luck.
Misses Wayne and Jennie Combs, of
sherburne avenue, on last Sunday en-.
tertained at dinner Misses Maude Rice,
Minneapolis, Bessie and T.eoia Moker,
Mary L. Harwell; Messrs. G. Charles
ton, J. Giles, A. Combs. The dining
room decorations were white and
green. T. .... i
The B. K. Bruce Y. w. G. T. us; gave
very pretty and largely attended
lawn fete and mid-summer's dream of
living pictures Thursday avening, July
9th, at the residence of Mrs. C. Mills.
The large lawn was lighted with nu-
merous colored Japanese lanterns. A
number of instrumental and vocal
numbers were rendered by Mrs. T. H.
Lyles, Miss z. Evans, Mr.. Frank Bell,
Miss Mabel Lawrence and Miss Bessie
Warner, OF. Chicago. The living pic
lures were we'll taken, making the ev-
ening pass very pleasantly. 1t was
given under the direction of the PRES
ident, Miss Bessie Mills 80 :;= " =.
On last Friday evening reception
was rendered to the St. Louis string
band of the steamer Quincy, Of the
Diamond 10 Line, at the Eureka.
The occasion was a very pleasant one
to all present and especially to those
who had the pleasure Of listening to
the exceptionally fine music of: the
band: The members OF the band are:
Henry Pryor, Stonewall Jackson, Ned
Daniels, Napoleon Turner, M. L: Veal,
VIM. D. Black, D. Lew, L. Evans, G, G.
McFear, Allen Wilson, Robt. Richman,
Arthur Williams, Will MCCAIN, will
O'Bannon, Henry Ginner, John Logan,
J.. c. Ridley, w. B. Hayward. 81
Mrs. Geo. Duckett returned Thurs
day morning from Kansas City, Mo-,
where she had gone to attend the an
nual session of the United Grand Chap |
ter Order of Eastern Star of Missouri, !
which convened in that city July 49,
81. The attendance was the largest.
in the history of the Order. Mrs. |
Duckett is chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Correspondence, and after