The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-08-16

:. Mr.. Benz. Jackson has gone to
Georgetown, Ky.
Miss Wayne Norris of indianapolis
is visiting in the city.
Miss Carrie V. Anderson of Louis.
vile, is visiting in the city. ~
Mrs. Georgia Shipley left for home
Sunday, after pleasant stay OF three
weeks. -. <ss-
Miss Belle Bronson left for two.
weeks stay in Springfield Illinois,
Monday. IT,
Miss Spratt Brown of Louisville, is
visiting Mrs. Frank B.. Warning, OF
Dearborn street. =, o.
Miss Fannie Whitfield, of Rockwell,
Ind, is visiting Miss Nina Davis OF
Dearborn street. ...- 49,. =
Miss Jennie Porter, of Cincinnati.
and Mary V. Hicks, of Louisville, left
for Atlantic city Wednesday.
Miss Atholene Peyton spent Monday
in Milwaukee, visiting friends. She
left for Louisville, Thursday.
Miss Lorens McSpadden, who has
been visiting in Canada for the past
month, is expected home soon. - -
Miss Marion Caldwell left for home
Tuesday, after a pleasant stay of
three months with her sisters. j.
Miss Clara Turner, of Wichita,
Kan, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mar
ion Burns of Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. Clare c.. Hamilton and niece,
Miss Susie P. Oglesby, left for Louis
vile Tuesday, for a. stay Of few
weeks. VT "~;
Mrs. Harry Schwem, graduate of
Fisk University of the class of '02 is
visiting j. Cordell Johnson, formerly
of Nashville. '.>~-~.' ..--.>'@...e
Misses Bertha J. Taylor and Matte
Wrightson, two of Louisville's debu-
tants of the class of '02 from Central
High are visiting relatives in the city.
Do you want to preach? Learn at
home. Send two-cent stamp to Prof.
r. B. Hewitt for catalogue OF Core.
spondence Bible School, 1908 Maya
zine street, New Orleans, La.
JAMES JOHNSON Teacher of vio-
in, room sc Auditorium building. Miss
Gertrude Imogenet. Palmer and Mr..
Felix Weir, assistant teachers. We'd
nesday and Saturday, Tuesday and
Friday. .zs.@% |..--*
If you wish loan on household fur
niture, horse, wagon, diamonds, jew
elry or real estate and are holding
salaried position, call on John y.
Grant & Co., Room 311, No SO South
Clark street.
Parties having money to invest oh
chattels, diamonds, etc., call on john
y. Grant & Co., Suite 81, No. SO South
Clark street. They will give two Per
cent per month on all moneys left
with them to be loaned on above Sc
curities.
Misses Anna J. Ferguson and Daisy
E. Hoggatt received at a reception in
honor of Miss Atholine Peyton of
Louisville, at 3641 Dearborn street,
Friday, August l. Miss Sue Mae Ell
lis, of Altemont, ILL.,, rendered the 18th
NOcturn' with much taste and ability,
and Miss Grace Buchanan sang, eff
but knew" with much ease and ex-
preston in baritone voice, some
thing rare for lady. Those present
we're: Miss Fannie Whitfield of Rock
we'll, Ind, Lillian Johnson, of Toron-
to, Can, Clara Turner, of Wichita,
Kan, Misses Lulu and Laura Grant,
Matte Wrightson and Miss Georgia
Shipley, of Louisville, Bernice Sprad-
ling, Alice Lawson, Lutte Jackson Is
abella Bronson, Marion Burns, Edie
B. Stovall, Louisa Jones, Nina B. Da-
Wis, Lulu G. Blakey, Susie Oglesby,
Daisy D. Stewart, Victoria Bonds,
Lizzie Blakey, Gertie Harrison, E. V.
Caldwell, Mesdames Viola Hill, Beu-
lab Holmes, Cynthina Breckenridge
Messrs. Harry Schwein, Frank Law
son John B. Foster, Jesse Lawson, c.
Lawson Miller, Richard Holmes, Will
Hill, Clarence Jones, VIM. Brown, Eu-
gene Houston, Henry Reese, J. Cor
dell Johnson, Archie Caldwell, Jesse
Stubs, VIM. Tyler, Stanley Dortch,
Lee Anderson, Peter, N. King.
The Young Ladies' Culture Club en-
tertained at Miss Bronson's, 1921
Dearborn street, Friday, August g.. in
honor of visitors. = Quite a pleasant
evening was spent with the ladies,
who are noted for their higher aspir-
atoms and unbounded pleasantness.
Those present were: Misses Lola D.
Ford, Denver Col, Hattie Hayden,
Molachiet Colston, Lexington, KY,
Lula Grant, Louisville, KY, Hattie
and Edna Winslow, Cynthina Brock
enridge, Susie P. Oglesby, Edmonia
Jackson. Lutte Jackson, Anna Boyle
Emma Parks. Messrs. M A. Mardis,
Jessie Dubbs, Charles Miller, Arthur
McSpadden; Clarence Tisdale, Peter
N. King, Benz. Jackson, Wesley Turn
err, ]. T. Merriweather, Jesse Lawson
VIM. Brown, Frank Lawson, Daniel
Robinson, Stanley Dortch, Geo. Hub
bard, Percy Turner, Robert Tilford
James Collins, Carl Turner, George
Alexander, Gilbert McCracken Archie
~ Caldwell, John Weir. Members: Miss
Eliza V. Caldwell, president; Alice NJ
Lawson, secretary. Lorena G. Nc
Spadden, Irene Howard, Sadie Mont
gomery, Nina B. Davis. Anna, J. Fer
guson, Belle Bronson and Daisy E.
Hoggatt. e: = .ss's sse N
ts g5sss ~ s2$5.ss
. Miss AthOlene Peytony was the guest
of honor at above Party Saturday af
ternoon from s. to 6, satMiss Nina b
Davis q The table was beautifully
decorated. with smilax, ferns and car
nations, and a sumptuous repast OF
( all the delieacies Of the season. was
" greatly enjoyed by the ladies, after