The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-08-12
CHICAGO.
STAIR clTY"vlEW-
ED BY ThEAPPEAL MAN.
A Compilation OF = NwEM3 q Happenings,
Social and Otherwise Among the Afro
Americans of the geCsla City Of This
Glorious Union.

Americans of the gscsRa City Of This
Glorious Union. (,
Prof. Benz, A. johnson, of Livingstone
avenue, Salisbury N. c., is visiting
friends in the city.
While in the city Mrs. B. H. Bruce.
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Williams,
1901 Forest avenue.
Mrs. Eliza Lockett. formerly of Louis
at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. William Mayor, principal Of the
Frankfort, KY, public schools, is the
guest of Mr.. Frank Abney.
Misses Mary B. Guthrie and Mabel
Harding, of Nashville, are the guests
of Mrs. J. E. Biven, 3450 Wabash ave.
nue.. -. ,. j ts.ax u
Mrs. Fannie Williams, Of Louisville,
KY, sister of DR.. E. S. Miller, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Miller at 1922 Wabash ave-
nue.. .'.~ xsh a;M
For Rent-Eight-room house, 62N Nor
gan street; only $40 per month; worth
$15. w. G. Anderson, SO Clark street;
suite 81.
Mr.. James H. Harrison, manager. Of
the st. Louis office of the Appeal, is in
luo CITY, Inc SuCSl VI Ills dull, NILS.
Joseph A. Jone, S14 Englewood ave-
nue.. 9, .,s.xA
Lawyer William G. Anderson has OBJ
tanned deere of divorce for Mr.. Henry
Williams against his wife, Mamie Will
Jams, on the ground of habitual drunk
enness. . =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scott mourn the
loss of their youngest daughter Jose
phine, aged fourteen months. Funeral
from the residence, 672 East Sixth street.
Wednesday, Aug. 8.
Wanted-A brilliant man or woman
with 5000 cash as manager of publica-
ton. Will pay 5000 per month. Ad-
dress, with references, N. w. l., care
APPEAL, 1926 Dearborn st, Chicago
For sale-Bakery and lunch room.
Well located and paying. Good rea-'
sons for selling. Cheap. Great op-
portunity for the right person. Apply
at The Appeal Office, 1926 Dearborn
stree..
To Rent-Elegantly furnished rooms,
suitable for newly married couple.
Modern, steam heat, warm baths; all
rooms outside and open off from hall.
Popular prices. Prof. VIM. Emanuel,
6352 Rhodes avenue.
All householders who are prepared
to accommodate delegates to the Ma
tional Afro-American Council, which
convenes in Chicago, August II to 49,,
at the rate of 81 per day for room and
board, will please send at once names,
addresses and the number they can
accommodate, to G. F. Adams, Chair
man Reception Committee, Appeal Of
flee, 325 Dearborn street
The second days proceedings of the
knights Templar conclave and Masonic
jubilee was opened at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning with a parade in which nearly
500 uniformed Knights Templar partici-
pated. Ten communicates, four from
Chicago and the others from cities in
Kentucky and Indiana were in line. -
The Eighth regiment band led the pa
rade through the streets of the South
Side, and all along the route the side
walks were crowded to the curb with
people, who Justify cheered the marching
and counter marching in which the
knights showed great proficiency. The diff
ferent communicates formed in line at
REIMBURSEMENT and State streets and
proceeded to the Illinois club, at Dear
born and Twenty-ninth streets, where
they were received by the past and pres
ent grand commanders. Grand Com
manders r. E. Moore, of the Illinois juris-
diction and M. T. Clay, of the Kentucky
Jurisdiction, joined the parade at this
point and were escorted by the command
ers of the different communicates.
After parading through the streets for
two hours, the communicates from Ken
lucky were escorted to Apollo hall,
TWenty-seventh and State streets, where
they went into session for the annual
meeting. The communicates from Illinois
held their annual conclave in Olivet
church, Dearborn and Twenty seventh
streets. The latter meeting was presided
over by Grand Commander A. E. Moore
The days session was taken up with adj
dresses by Sir Knight Robert c. Warning,
J. w. Taylor and Grand High Priest G..
II. Green, the grand commanders, and
others.
During the afternoon the annual con-
claves of the Individual communicates
were held, the Kentucky and Indiana
communicates holding their sessions in
Apollo hall, Twenty-ninth and State
streets, and the Illinois and Indiana COM
marderies meeting in Olivet church,
Twenty-seventh and Dearborn Streets
Only routine business was transacted. The
election of officers will be held today
Tuesday night the officers and their
wives and daughters visiting in the city
were entertained at Bethel church. No.
2S07 Wabash avenue, by the members of
the Eastern Star and Heroines of Jericho.
Addresses were made by the grand COM
manders and visiting officers, in which
Grand Commander Moore and Grand High
Priest Green led. After this reception
was given in honor of the visiting grand
officers and delegates at the home Of R.
b. Moore, grand commander of the Illi-
nois chapter, at his home, No. 2SO7 Wabash
avenue. :. ... .-...s-ziS 80 :?
The meeting of the Kentucky and Indi-
ana chapters in the afternoon was pre-
sided over by Grand High Priest William
Kohlman, of lexington: Ky. VIII. Bull
lett, of Lexington, acted as secretary /.
Sam T. Jacks Theater.
Sam T. Jacks Lily Clay Colossal CAFE !
ty company. will be the next attraction
at Sam T. Jacks, commencing Sunday
matinee, Aug. Is. Narcissus, the closing
burlesque, is said to be the warmest pro- 4
auction ever seen on Chicago stage.
Its principal features are its superb
cast, fine pictures, shapely chorus and
excellent list of clever speciality acts. !
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