The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-13
MILWAUKEE.
1RE CREAM CITY OF THELAKEe
AND ITS FcLkN.


AND ITS FcLkN.
items OF ali Sorts Gathered Together BY
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In DeAntJ Style for the Dedication Of
Qua Readers.
Miss Della Brown has me to Chicago.
Mrs. Will Coleman who has b en- lying
seriously i'll at her home on 3rd street il
convaleScent.
Mr.. William Hines has resigned his
position At the PIankintol and gone
home in Indiana.
Miss M. ]. johnson has returned from,
Chicago where she went to attend the
funeral OF dear friend.
Mr.. Walter Cartwright of the Belle CITY
has cloe ell out his business there and viii,
remain in the Cream City. |,
Miss Mabel Rainey of 6211cth st. eet
met with very painful accident by fall.
ing off chair and striking her head a
a cuspador.
Mrs. A. Gray of Chicago came up to
attend the charity ball. She will re-
main in the city for some time as the
guest of Mrs. I. Potter.
Mr.. W. B. DAVIS has returned from
Chicago. Mr.. Davis says that whe one
wants to pass a goose of Tor duck, one
should not select hotel man.
Mr.. Alonzo White of Chicago Is in the
city and may be found at the Plankinton
AS Mr.. White is ladies' man he VIII Gu
quite swell among the fair sex.
Those VINO wish TEE APPEAL only
when they expect to soe their names in
print, will please order through the Chi
cago office. They are too cheap for US to
do business with.
MIR. W. F. Cozart of Dayton Ohio, sent
20. to the executive committee of the
Atro-American League for which the
patriotic members of the race in Wiscon-
sin return their grateful thanks.
Ragtime Willie and the JERSEY Lilv Of
the West Side did not lead the grand
march at the Charity Ball as was expected
1t was lead by Mrs. A. L. Miles of Dewey
avenue and Mr.. A. Tni XIX of Pleasa Mt
Valley.
Funkey Arthur the bootblack refusal
10 black Mr.. James NJ. Faduen's shoes
ut his stand on Grand Ave, on account ot
color. He will be willing when the
Afro-American League gets thrc ugh
with him.
Mr. Peter Mitchell of Chicago has &C.
copied place at the Plankinton. Mr..
Mitchell ia member OF the Sth Illinois
AMI killed the largest rattle snake ever
feen in Cuba. He is called Rattlesnake
Pete by his comrades.
All Of the Cream G ty -Four Hnnd,ed
are cordially invited to attend the frat
charity Ball which will be given by the
knights Temp]ar of Chicago at Medinah
lemple,' jackson Boulevard and Fifth
avenue, Monday Jan. 22od., 1900.
hr. VIM Miller has gone to CHICAGO
where he will attend the Chicago COLLEGE
of Law. AS Mr.. Miller is Young man N
excellent habits he will no doubt be
successful in the practice of law. There
are very few Afro American LAWYERS who
are true to tEeir clients. =
The late lsmented Bill Nye used tn
say that the meanest fellow in the world
was the one ~ho kept wart on the back
OF MS neck to use as a collar button.
We capnot agree with bin. We believe
thaS the fellow who blows his money on
the Ladies and tries to borrow a pair Of
SOCKS to go to the Charity ball Can 90 bin
one better.
Capt. G. W. Bland has resigned bis
position at the Plankinton and accentod
place in the new South Bend Hotel at
South Bend Ind. He cannot help but
Dill the place with bonor to himself aud
credit to thu race, as he is one of the best
all around walters in the courtrv. nv.
W. King aud Mr.. J.. J. Miles regret
very much to part with him. but both
are delighted to sec Il man of Mr.. BANDS
ability elevated to a higher position.
Tbe following are the ladies who had
charge OF the Charity Ball given on New
Yenr's night. Executive Committee
Mesdames J. J. Miles. Walter Hawkins,
WiIll'm Hughes, John Walls, A. Thrill,
A. V. Rainey. Reception Com mittee.
Mesdames E. Will ms, Edward Black
we'll, Gilbert Whitman, I'D, Flower.
Henry B!ankenbicker, Waller Cart,ight,
} lila Nc Nance aod Miss Clara Block.
Floor Managers, Mesdames S. A. Matt
hews, E, Burnett, W. M. Hargrow. I.
Patter, c. A. Johnson and Miss Rachel
Black. -..,s..
Among those who attended the Charity
Ball were: DR.. c. A. Johnson, J.. J
Miles, Capt: j. G. White, A. Thrill, z
Blackwell, Prof. +. Williams, A. Y. Raj
ney, G. Whitman, W. Hawkins, II
BaDkenbicker, W. J. Miles, J. johnson
W. Hall, G. H. BLAND, CAPT. ]. B. Buford
W. Stevenson, W. Rount,ee, w. Good
man, W. Rsyelz, Q. Davis, c, A. Mil. 4,
W. Mi Ter. D. D. Roserr, Mrr. Jonn
Hutchinson, VIII Turner Of Portage Wis,
Ms Dung of Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Mis- Young OF OkIaEoma. Every detail
O. this This grand affair was conducted by II e
aides; no gentleman was allowed to take
ny part in tie arrangements. Prof.