The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-29
CHICAGO.
THE "WoRLD'S,FAiR cITY''vIEW-
ED BY THEAPPEALM MAN.
a Compilation Of a1Bua e Happenings,
Social and Otherwise Among the Afro
Americans Of the S0oG0A City 81 This
Glorious Union. = ss,

Americans Of the 5000 City q This
Glorious Union. atEa
Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan was called to
Kentucky to attend to some business.
Miss Gertie Green of Springfield
after spending delightful time with
Mrs. E. S. Miller .,:s:3E s ss5t;fss s No. 4. +
Mrs. J. w. Hale, of Bloomington,
Illinois, is visiting her ister-in-law,
Mrs. Walter Smith. J..
Mr.. L. A. Avendorph, of Mobile,
Ala, julius father, arrived in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. ,Avendorph will make
Chicago his future home. +.
DR.. Beulah Wright Porter and Mrs.
E. E. Cooper of Indianapolis are en-
joying themselves among their many
friends in the Windy City.
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, 325 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, 325 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,
1852 Rhodes avenue.
Miss Sonora Seldom entertained a
few of her friends last Wednesday ev-
ening at her residence, 1850 Dearborn
street in honor of Miss Rachel John
son, of Detroit, Mich. Dancing was
the feature of the evening.
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
addresses and the number they can
accommodate, to G.. F. Adams, Chair
man Reception Committee, Appeal Of
fee, 1926 Dearborn street
The reception to the graduates at
Grace Presbyterian Church was a
grand success. The program was ex-
cellent. Great credit is due Mrs. T.
Cooper for the interest she has taken
in the past twelve years to encourage
the graduates as they start out into
the battle of life.
The general committee of arrange
ments for the grand conclave to be
held in Chicago the second week in
August is pleased to- announce to
the general public that they have COM
pleted arrangements for the grandest
event ever witnessed in Chicago
are in possession of information that
Sir knights from East, West, North
and South will be present during the
conclave, and we are sure that the
starting of the big parade there will
be the largest number of swords ever
seen in Chicago or elsewhere at one
time of Afro-American Templars
The whole week will be given tC
our visiting fraters and banquets, pic
MICS and other festivities will be given
to entertain our many friends and the
whole week will be one of festivities
The Grand Commentaries of at least
two jurisdictions will hold their ses.
sions together with the Grand Chap.
ter, the Ladies' Grand Chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, the Grand
Court and the Supreme Council of the
Northwestern Jurisdiction 33d degree
One of the features of the week will
be the grand reception and assembly
to be held at the first regiment ar
mory, Sixteenth street and Michigan
avenue, where under the glare OF
thousands of incandescent lights a
scene of magnificent splendor will
be witnessed the. Sir knights in their
rich uniform with their escorts will
lead the grand march, which in rich
ness and splendor will be unsurpass-
ed -, :. -. .ss
Tickets for this event will be on
sale in few days and can be had from
members of the committee. Il AS this
is the first conclave ever held by Afro
American knights Templars and as it
falls to, Chicago's braves to take the
initiative and as our motto is, "Nevo.
FAIL" let us as Afro-Americans show
to the world that we are worthy of
the sign we bear, I'm Hoe Signo Vim
ces. ''..@,z
We are pleased to note that THE
APPEAL has printed and advertised
our work from the beginning and we
urge every true Sir Knight or member
of the Courts to support it in the fu-
ture. - y It - -. : IT, . =
Sir R. E. Moore, R. E. G. C., Chair
man. of General Committee. Sir
George T.. Jackson, Chairman Printing
and Advertising, Committee.