The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-05-19
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toms Of al sorts aathsrsd Tossthsr 81
4 Our UnIqqitous Reporter and served Up
N Dainty style Tor the Dslsetat5on 81
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Little Eva will fill his position during his alb
aence. s5f $55i.s
Mr. NJ. I. Borin has resigned his position and
lgone to Cuba.
Messrs Q. Stokes and p Stanley Of indianapolis
are in the city.
Mr.. 8. A. Matthew'S viii spend the summer at
Atlantic City, N. j., and j. j. Niles at Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Don't forget the entertainment OF Hollywood
Commandery K. 7. June End. All the society
people are cordially invited.
Little Tom Thumb says things are getting
GOO not Tor him. He contemplates going to some
shady brook for the summer.
MI. w. NJ. Hargrow who has acted as one Of
the captains at the Plankinton for several years
's now filling the position of third waiter.
Mr.. X. N. Anderson who has returned from The
Paris Exposition Gays Paris is intended only for
harons and Lords, not for common people.
Mrs. T. Flower went to Nashville, Tenn, to see
her daughter Miss Marion Berry graduate. Mics
Berry will remain in the south as teacher
Miss Lenore Hooper, who is q fine singer, has
returned from the ''Sunny SOUTH where she has
been attending on the universities, well pleased.
Mr.. B. u. L. Taylor has joined the head and
second waiter's association and he has been
intrusted with the signs and passwords of the
order. : -. III. 81
Prof. E. Williams who has been in poor health
for some time will 60 to the hospital for the pur-
pose of, having surgical operation performed
upon him. a. 49, $50.
Mr.. Samuel Rice's funeral was held at Salem
Baptist Church Rev, j. B Odem officiating. The
remains were inferred in Union Cemetary. The
floral tributes were many and beautiful.
Mr.. J. j. Miles will celebrate his twerty fourth
anniversary as second and head waiter at the
Plankinton to-day. He commenced work at the
Plankinton under Mr. H. B. Sherman. May 10. 1876
/ Those ''bean waiters' who came np from Chi
cago certainly did not read the notice in The Ap.
PEAL Understandings, or they would not have
applied at the Plankinton for situations. They
couldn't light. ii. IT, i.
Mrs. Samuel Rice of Sis Wells street was sud
denly stricken down with heart failure last Sat
urday night and died in thirty minutes. Her .hus.
band who survives her has the. sympathy Of many
friends in his bereayment. z :Ss
Mr.. W. Hutton at Hotel David son, sdemonstra-
ted his ability as headwaiter last week by feed.
ing enc hundred and nineteen people with only
SIX walters. He and his crew were complimented
by the guests and management. ..,>%..
Mr.. A. W:sWillard, manager and Mr.. Dan
Thompson captain Of the Pla1kiu1 Cafe will
resign theiF positions on; the eth 9:inst The
Plankinton Cafe was opened on May 1889 and
since thatIime i has had two managers or, head
wate4A;sapd sixcaptsins :or. second walters. MI.
ThompsonWi)l 90 10 the Coates House, Kansas
City, Mes where he will have charge of Afro
American Walters. >#s
MI. Forrest Cozart, travelling headwaiter. who
has been headwaiter in more hotels than the num-
Der OF soldiers that fell in the Spanish. American
war, may be found at the Chitlenden dining room q
at Columbus, Ohio. The Head and Second wal:
tiers Association wishes our travelling President
success, hopes that this rolling stone will cleaye
to some mass with which to comfort himself in
his dsscharging years, as men return back .
youth IN this life. NJ. Is Is
Messrs Geo. Fields, C.. Winston, Geo. Hey
wood, B. Taylor, andfS. Petterest were the only
men who were able to secdre positions as walters
at tue Plankinton out of the large number that
applied. One can readily see why white walters
are crowding the Afro Americans out Of the bu ST.
ness. It is because the Afro.American walters of
today have not proper training. It would not be q
bad idea for our Institutions to add walters tram
ing school to them, as; well as bibles and LYNN
books. i /. - 5,a- I. : -
= The following was the program of the enter
tainment, given for, the benefit of Rev, Knight
Wednesday night: Manhattan Trio, THE Palms'.
Arnold, Mandolin; Parker, cello; Lawrence.
guitar Bassaniot selection, Mr. Frank P, George.
Corner Solo. Roses and Liliee', Miss Irene How
ard. vocal solo, Past and Future Dr.. G. A. John
son, selection, Mr.. Frank p. George, Flute colo.
Are Marie, Miss Viola Davis, Mrs. w. Hargrow.
accompanist, Mr.. Chas. Bell violin ALLIGATOR, Mr..
Geo Bland manager, Mrs ". Hargrow pianist.
Misses Clara Black Belle johnson, Julia Nc
Nance. Della Brown and Rachel Black, usners
As Attorney S. L. Marsh could not pay his ane
he was sent to the workhouse for ninety daye.
we DO not approve Of some people kicking man
because be is unfortunate. MI. Marsh must have
been possessed Of some ability or de could not
have come here stranger and had our race lead
ers professional men and politicians rally around
his banner as they did We must give him credit
for the good he did ii bringing a1l classes togater
n.the organization OF the Young MEMS Sunday
Glib Which is a credits The club should lend
MT. Marsh helping hand, as it may be the means
Of making him better man in the future. The
greatest and best men in all ages have made mis-
takes. There are worse places on Fourth street
then Mr., Marshes was. II he.was white his place
would not have been pulled,