The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
CHICAGO.
rHE.WoRLD,SlFAIR CIT
ED BYTHE APPEALiMAN.


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Twenty five Persian maidens. Esther s,Etls !. :.
Sept. Is. !. IA A4dAisN
Esther the beautiful queen, is town
talk. Sept. IS. Ell s@
Miss Clara Burns has returned to her
home in Perry, n 7. $
Miss Ethel Delaney, of Syracuse, is
visiting friends in Chicago. VS. AS
The Illinois steel works has a number
Of Afro-American employees.
MI, Chas. Taylor, Of s7'27 Dearborn
street, is confined to his bed.
See Mrs. Adams as Queen Esther-a
real queenly queen. Sept. %. IL
sRev. and Mrs. M. II. Jackson and chill
dren are rusticating at Giencoe. f
81 guess I'll have to telegraph my
baby to come to see Esther, Sept. 25.
Mrs Addie Crawford Minor Of St. Paul,
is spending several weeks in Cincinnati.
Mr. Grayson, Of 143o State street, at
tempted suicide by jumping from Win
dow. , 49,. .z !
A special train made up of business At
ro-Americans arrived over the Wabash
Monday. w ;r>s 2 #3#r Hz3 #& 49,
pAVoo-
ant visit of month in this city has returned to
her home. %5 a -
If you want to see a real live king, see
Mr.. Crunp in Esther, the beautiful queen
Sept. Is. sfs &n.
Mrs. r. Hancock, Of s6OS Dearborn
street, gave birth to a fine baby girl last
Thursday. . ~
Miss Ella Murphy has returned to her
home in st. Louis after a delightful visit
to the city. -
Prof w. E. B. Du Bots was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bentley during his
stay in the city. s5# &
day, from to 9, at her residence, 2405
Dearborn street. ~,,..,.. .ss. ,-.,-.. ...r.-s}
Miss Jennie Mordecai and Julia Yeizer
leave Sunday for St. Louis, after a pleas
ant stay in the city.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, of 1902 Dearborn
street, left the city last Sunday on a
visit to Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Bowers, of Cairo, Ill, is in the
city, guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clara
Mays, S641 Dearborn street.
Miss Florence Johnson has returned
to her home in this city after a visit of
three months to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Anna Hall, of 3612 State street, left
the city Tuesday, Aug. %, for Niagara
Falls, where she will join her husband.
Mrs. B. Douglas and little daughter, of
Kansas City, are in the city, guests of
Mrs. Alice Hoover, 6417 Carpenter
street. !,xi,
Mr.. David Nc Gowan and his corps Of excellent
singers assisted by Mrs.. Jessie Smith gave very
Mission Of 68 Fulton street. Mrs. Farnie Aall
Clint gave fine recitation.
Mrs. Pearl Pitts and her sister, Mrs.
Blanche Upshaw, are spending several
weeks visiting their grandparents in
Mansfield, O.. Their brother, Chas. Hen
derson, accompanied them.
Mrs. w. P. Lawrence, of 1888 Dearborn
street, gave an elaborate reception Tues
day, Aug. %, from to p. M, in honor
Of Mrs. Hardy HILL of Louisville, Ky.
Among those that helped to receive were
Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Emma Warren.
Miss Josie Holmes, Mrs. Agnes Pitts
and Mrs Alice Boynton, delegates OF the
Atlanta, Ca, Women's club, returned to
their home in the so-called Chicago of the
South, delighted with their trip as well
as filled with the fine proceedings Of the
WOman'S association. The Atlanta
Woman's club can feel justly proud OF
Miss Holmes as it's representative to the
W. A. G. w. G. The paper prepared by
her for the programme was SO full of
good sentiments and logic and showed
such great care in preparation that the
committee on addresses decided to have
her paper put in pamphlet form.