The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-05-20
Ernest E. Russell died from the

Ernest p. Russell died from the
effects of an accident on N. p. r. r.
in st. Paul in last July 1t devolved
that the deceased had policy in the
Travellers Accident Insurance Co. for
$4,000. The case was taken charge OF
! by Mr.. Hiram Adams, who was ap
pointed administrator. The case was
tried before Judge Dickson and yer.
dict was returned in favor of the de
ceased for s2,Oss.s5 principal and in
terest.
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The May Musical Festival by the
Cosmopolitan Quartet assisted by
some Of the best local talent under
the auspices of st. James A. M e.
Sunday school at ST. James church
Friday evening of last week, was a
vertible musical treat, which deserved
to have been enjoyed by a larger
audience than was present But what
the audience lacked in numbers was
made up by the cordial reception
given to the excellent numbers rem
dered. The performers included:
Mesdames Addie Crawford Minor,
Matte Campbell, Laguinia Williams,
Hattie Hall, Bessie Miller; Misses
Gladys Wright, Bertha Lewis; C. D.
Jackson, Lander Jackson, c. H. Miller
and J. H. Hickman, Jr. How could
it be otherwise than artistic.
The entertainment that was by and
in the interest of the "Pi Alpha Tau
club of the University of Minnesota,
at st. James A. M. E. church, Thurs
day evening was quite successful and
pleasing in every way. There was a
goodly sized audience, very represent
tatlve in it's character and the pro-
gram rendered was fine in every par
ticular, it was about as follows: In
vocation, Rev. H. P. Jones; Mime
sofa Rouser," club quartet; remarks,
}. l.. Titus, president; instrumental
solo, Mrs. B. G. Archer; solo, Mrs. Bes-
sic Roberts; selections, Cosmopolitan
Quartet; reading, Miss L. O. Smith;
instrumental duet, Profs w. A. Weir
and T. R. Morgan; recitation, Mr. Ben
Bullock; solo, Mrs. R.. G. Minor; read
ing, Mrs. o. c. Hall; address, Rev. A.
H. Leatlad; selection, Female Quar-
tet; Hail Minnesota, club; address,
Rev. H. P. Jones.
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The annual Thanksgiving services
of Mars Lodge No. 22O2, and House
hold of Ruth No. 553, at Pilgrim Bap-
fist church last Sunday afternoon, was
one OF the best ever held by the order
in this city. The church was crowded
and nearly half of the auditorium was
fllled with the members of Order in
full regalia. The program was as fol-
lows: Organ voluntary; hymn, Cor
prayer, Rev. H. P. Jones;
scripture reading, Chaplain J. H. Dill.
llngham; Anthem, Morning Choir; re-
sponsive reading led by P. M. v. P.
w. T. Francis, N. c.; Anthem, Morn
ing Choir; Memorial exercises, C. H,
Miller and S. E. Hall; Hymn, "Blest
De the Tie That Binds;" THANKSGIVING
Sermon, Rev. E. H. Mcdonald; solo,
Lord My God, Why Hast Thou For
saken," j. H. Hickman Jr.; Thanksgiv-
ing Offering; Closing Ode; Benedic-
tlon. The members of the Order
marched to and from the church head
ed by the Twin City Military Band and
the parade made very fine appear
ance. The Thanksgiving Offering of
something over $50 was raised and
Mr. +. ID. Parker on behalf of the ord
er presented $40 to Rev. Mcdonald
and Mr.. B. G. Archer presented $40
to the church. Rev. McDonlad's SER
mon was very fine, as it developed
mat ne had been member of the
order and could speak with authority.