The Appeal., 1901-12-07
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RHE"WORLD'sIF.AIR cry" VIEW
ED BY THE APPEAL MAN.

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RHE HE''WORLD'sIFAIR cry" VIEW
ED BY THE APPEAL MAN.
a Compilation of a Number of Happenings,
Social and Otherwise, Among the Afro
Glortous Union.
Mrs. Jennie French is guest of Mrs.
Bell at Louivell avenue.
Mrs. E. Todell of Marshall is guest
of Mrs. Cowan, 351 Fulton
Mrs. John Robinson is guest Of Mrs.
Jessie Mark, Grand avenue
' Miss G. Jones will be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis Thanksgiv-
ing.
Mr.. P. Carroll. of Galveston, Texas,
is visiting friends in Chicago this
week
Rev. P. A. Hubbard, financial secre
tary of the A. NJ E. Church. still con-
tinues very i'll. -
Mrs. Williams OF 4941 Armour ave-
nue. is very i'll and will be pleased to
see her many friends.
Little Mary Lou Shaw is very i'll
with pneumonia at the home OF her
parents, $50 Michigan street.
Mrs. l.. Todd will be the guest OF
- Mrs j. W. Seoth of 273O LaSalle ST.,
and will make Chicago her home.
Geo. B. Smith, well-knoWn young
man of the city, after an extended trip
through the West has come back to the
city TO spend the holidays.
Mr.. George Knox, of Providence, r.
l., has been visiting friends in Chi
cago for the past ten days-he is stop
ping at 246 Michigan street.
MI and Mrs. Johnson of West Vir-
giria, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Williams, 221 E. Twenty-sixth street.
They are delighted with Chicago.
Mr. James H. Porter, of the Old
Folks Home, is doing all in his power
to make the coming county fair for the
benefit of the Home great success.
The many. friends Of Mrs Edward
H. Wright, wife Of EX-County Commits
sioner Wright, will regret to learn that
she is confined to her home by illness.
Rev. Dickey has opened new
church in the hall at 1900 Went
worth avenue and he said that he
will be pleased to see a large num-
ber OF attendants. I'll. ,.E
Mrs. L. e. Ellsworth, 1926 Armour
avenue, gave a birthday party to, her
son Wednesday evening and num-
Der of young people were present and
enjoyed themselves. s"
Elder Robinson's mother died We'd
nesday evening" They held her
funeral at st. Marks church Friday.
They are going to take her to Ken
lucky. She will be buried there Sun
day.
Mrs. Green, 170S Dearborn street,
one OF the old residents of Chicago,
and the mother of Quinn Chapel, died |
last week at her home. She leaves a
large circle of friends to mourn her |
death. @
Mr.. Marise Lewis has been chosen |
as international recording secretary
on the staff of Mr.. j. R.. Thompson,
Master Pre- of the Railway Order OF |
the World, room 110 Auditorium |
Building, Chicago. ~7ss
st. Vincent's De Paul Charitable So
ciety will hold their annual meeting at |
st. Monica's Catholic church, corner OF |
36th St. and Dearborn, Sunday, Dec. 8.
This society has also a large member
ship of ro-Americans. sG
Although the last legislature passed
a law authorizing the enlargement of
the Eighth Battalion into a regiment,
yet this has not been DONE Who is to
blame in this matter? Will some of
our military men answer. ~
The widow of Mr. James Brown,
who was. recently killed in the Wa
bash wreck, has been left in a desti-
tue condition and she and her four lit
tie children should receive the care
and attention of the churches and the
charitable societies. . '-%'%
All women in Illinois who are in
. terested in the Southern Exposition
are requested to communicate with
Mrs. M. H. Anderson, 1909 Vincennes
avenue, the commissioner for the
state appointed at the N. A. c. w.
convention at Buffalo. 'epe - 4
The John Brown banquet given lby
the Sunday Forum at Institutional
church, Thursday evening, was a grand
and interesting affair. Hons. b. H.
Wright, w. l.. Martin, a. Roberts
and Attorney Watkins delivered able
addresses. DR.. Davis was master Of
ceremonies. " ~
The argument made by Asst. States
Attorney F. L. Barnett in the American
habeas corpus case, before Judge Dunn,
last Friday, was especially able and
demonstrated the fact that Mr. Barnett
is the ablest habeas corpus lawyer at
the Chicago bar. Last Saturdays
American contained his argument in
full. g." .1'
The Afro-American football game in
this city on Thanksgiving afternoon
is getting to be quite a society affair.
Among some of the society people
recognized were 4.Alsses Mamie Lewis
Eliza Caldwell, Nina B. Davis, Mamie
Cook, Lucille Harris, Sadie Bradford
Messrs. DR.. Kelly, Walter Rollins, Joe
Shewcraft, Frank George, L. w. Wash
ington. ~s,..F
Mrs. A. Jones Of 1922 armour ave
nue. was visited by the committee OF
the Blue Cross society and found to
be in destitute condition with three 1
babies crying with hunger on nor
NAL amount given her by the commit
tee. It appeals to all churches and aid
societies to come to the rescue of this5I
family and save her life.
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