The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-02-11

In the list of presents at the Jen-
kins-Hopkins wedding published last
week the following presents were in
advertently left out: J. w. Mack
Minneapolis, gold bowl berry spoon;
Mrs. Emma Glover, hand-painted cake
plates; Daniel Hardin, dozen china
plates; Mrs. J. Cornelius, china lamp
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jenkins desire
to tender their thanks to those who
assisted them at their wedding and
their friends for the handsome pres
ents received.
Mrs. T. R. Morgan on last Tuesday
gave a surprise party in honor of her
husbands birthday anniversary. All
present expressed themselves as hav-
ing very pleasant time and departed
at late hour, wishing Mr.. Morgan
many more happy anniversaries.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Bell, M. D. Pettis, A. r. Cotton, w.
Petit, w. Lawrence, B. R. Durant, w.
Jenkins, R. c. Minor, w. NJ Rife;
Mesdames M. Walker, S. M. Terrill, J.
F. Smith. w. E. Stanton, j. W. Milton,
M. Brewin, E. Glover, J. McLain, Rob-
ert Crawford of Chicago.
On last Monday evening Mrs. ]. P.
Anderson sprung little surprise party
on her husband at their residence, 272
st. Anthony avenue, which proved to
be a very pleasant affair. Refresh
ments were served and the guests did
not depart until the "wee sma" hours. "
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Minor, F. D. Parker, M. D.
Pettis, J. G. Anderson; Mesdames R.
Crawford, of Chicago; G. A. Gooden
and son, S. Harris and son, M. L. Ter
rill; Misses L. Houser, NJ B., A. S.
and c. 3. Anderson; Messrs. N. Ander-
son, J. E. Murphy, E. A. Britt, w.
Smith, w. H. Harrison.
st. James A. NJ E. church. corner
Fuller and Jay streets, Rev. J. G.. An
derson, pastor.-Preaching 1920 a.. m
by the pastor; p. m, anniversary ex-
ercises will be observed of Rt. Rev.
Richard Allen, the first bishop of the
A. M. e. church, and his wife, Sarah
Allen. The choir will sing, and the
following persons will present papers,
poems, ETC.: Mr.. j. P. Anderson,
Richard Allen as a Benefactor to
Mankind; Mr.. J. J. Allen, "Richard
Allen as a Man. Mrs G.. w. Duckett
what Bishop Allen Did, Mr.. C. NJ
Vassar, Richard Allen as Lay Chris
tian;" Miss Mary Howells, a poem
dedicated to the "Christian Recorder -
Miss Bessie Mills, poem, MRS. AL
len" The pastor will sing the church
rallying song, "The Church is Nov
ing All are invited.
Despite the cold weather of Wednes-
day night, a goodly-sized crowd of
pleasure-seekers of the Twin Cities
awaited themselves of the privilege of
be-sporting themselves en- masque at
the party given by st. Peter Claver So
dality at Twin City hall The music
was furnished by Couspy's orchestra,
and was excellent. The masquers
were not as numerous as they would
have been had the weather been more
faorable, but some very pretty cos
tunes were displayed by the ladies'
OF course, there were the usual comics
At II o'clock masks were removed
and refreshments served. Dancing
continued until about 2:3O, when the
crowd left, declaring that a splendid
time was had. The committee in
charge of the affair, and to whose
Management the success was due, was
as follows: F. L. McGhee, DR.. Val Dc
Turner, John D. Taulbert, Richard
Cousby, John Pernell, Claude Jackson