The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1911-09-09
Harvest Home Festival.
First Of our Fall and Winter Seasons


Attractions. i
Will be given by Districts No. and I
2 Of Pilgrim Baptist Church, in the
Church, from Sept. 18th to 18th In
elusive "a nights). Given for the
benefit of, and to assist in defraying
church expenses. Presenting to the
public, attractive and pleasing feat
ures and many new novelties never
before attempted in the Twin Cities.
Every feature is a drawing card and
must be seen to be appreciated.
Persons residing in the Twin Cities
are fortunate in being able to have
such a splendid entertainment given
to the people at such small cost.
Everything will be first class in
every respect. Never before in the
church history has so much interest
and enthusiasm been shown by our
members in planning and arranging
for entertainment as on this occasion,
and that means that everyone who
attends one night, will be glad to
purchase a season ticket. On our
First Night, Tuesday Sept. 18th,
which has been designated Harvest
Home" eve. We will introduce the
Human Checkerboard, played with
living figures for checkers in full
view of the audience, with booths
tastily arranged in Oriental style,
and effect, viz: China, Art, Ice
Cream, Grocery Lunch, and Fish
Pond, also Voting booth for the most
popular minister in the Twin Cities,
Prize Bean Jar Contest. Pioneer
Night, Wednesday, will be dedicated
to the early settlers who will enjoy
with us the hospitality Of the season.
Sd Nisth, Thursday, Masque and
Prize for the most unique rag cos
tune worn during evening. Free to
all competitors.
4th Night, Minneapolis. - Tom
Thumb Wedding by well known chill
dren, service conducted by Juvenile
Minister, with Bridesmaids and
Groomsmen., We shall endeayor to
secure one of the Contracting parties
from Minneapolis, in order to inter
est our citizens and friends residing
in both cities.
SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
Mrs. d. E. Beasley, Chairman, 9O5
Marion St., Mrs. J. B. Johnson, Mrs.
w. P. Hough, Mrs. Mildred Johnson,
Mrs. B. A. Stevens, Mrs. e. H. Pat
rick, Mrs. w. A. Ashworth.
CHINA BOOTH.
Mrs. Monroe Duncan, Chairman
81 Sycamore St., Mrs. B. r. Durant
Mrs. c. H. Spaulding, Mrs. M. Hick
man, Mrs. Annie Allen.
ICE CREAM BOOTH.
Mrs. E. H. Patrick, Chairman, 16i
Edmund St., Mrs. w. A. Ashworth
Mrs. B. A. Stevens, Mrs. Ella Roach
Mrs. E. e. Evans.
LUNCH BOOTH.
Mrs Narciss Miller, chairman, 42S
Edmund St., Mrs. w. G. Hood, Mrs
A. l.. Yeiser, Mrs. Owen Davis, Mrs
Adelaide Hood, Mrs. Elnora Davis.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOTH.
Mrs. w. P. Hough, chairman, 54:
Charles St., Mrs. Mildred Johnson
Mrs. A. w. Jordan, Mrs. J. B. John
son, Mrs. r. r, Wright, Mrs. M. L
Gray, Mrs. L. J. Thompson, Mrs
Parker.
GROCERY BOOTH.
Mr.. B. A. Stevens, Chairman, 103
Park Ave-, w. P. Hough, w. G. Hood
w. A. Ashworth, B. J. Jeter, ]. F
Johnson, Mark Salters, VIM. Evans
G. w. Wills.
TICKET COMMITTEE.
Mrs. d. e. Beasley, Mr.. w. F
, Hough, Mr.. J. B. Johnson.
FISH POND.
Mrs. Hanley, Chairman, Miss Tay
lor, Miss Jennie Patrick, Miss Rut
Beasley, Miss Ethel Gray.
CANDY BOOTH.
Mrs. Morris Hickman, Chairman
Miss Annie Duncan, Assistant.
VOTING CONTEST.
For Woman Suffrage, against We
man Suffrage.
Prize for guessing how man
beans in a jar.
SEASON TICKET (4 NIGHTS.
; Sept. 12-15 inclusive .25
. One night ............ 10
r Everybody specially invited to a
tend.
Geo. w. Wills, President.
:, Mrs. A. w. Jordan, Secs, Res
= 29S Sherburne Ave.
( SEND YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
|. Mr.. Frank A. Vance, 797 Whiteha
e st. departed this life Sept. /. Funer
:. services were held at Lyle's Chapel
o Sept. 4. He leaves a wife, daue