The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1912-08-03
ALBION w. HOLDEN
Painter and uEcuratur,
52S ST. Anthony Avenue
ST. PAUL, MINI

city. Capt. Riddle has done Salvation
Army work in London, Eng, South
Africa, Australia, Chicago, Kansas
City, Milwaukee and Omaha. There
will be farewell services for Capt
Kline, who has served three years in
st. Paul, tomorrow night, at Salvation
Army hall, At Sibley street.
The Grand will open with a Sunday
matinee on Sunday, Aug. II. The
opening attraction will be Miners Bur-
lesQuers, who will present "The Jar
din DE Paris Girls with. Mile Fou-
gere presenting living art studies The
bookings at the Grand for the coming
season will consist of vauG avil!e and
burlesque. The house has been thor
oughly and very tastcfully refurnish ed
and reitted since the fire, and Oh it's
opening will present a very pleasing
appearance.
st. Paul seldom does things by
halves. Last week she did not have
one Afro-American dentist doing bust
mess for himself; now she can boast
of two, with nicely equipped parlors,
VIZ: DR.. w. T. Mitchell and Dr. w. r.
Watkins. Dr.. Mitchell has been a
resident Of the city for some time, but
has not been following his profession.
DR.. Watkins has just cast his lot
among us, and as there is work
enough for both to do, THE APPEAL
wishes both success.
THE APPEAL had a very pleasant
call, on Thursday afternoon, from the
inlmitable surgeon, DR.. Daniel H. Will
liams, and Chicago's social prince, Mr..
:, Julius N. Avendorph, who passed
through the city en- route home from
| two weeks visit with Atty. F. L.
| McGhee, at his summer home in Wis.
consin, Camp Du Chez They brought
with them an enviable string of fish OF
several Northern types, the smallest
not less than five pounds and the larg
est twelve. They were sunburned, but
enthusiastic in regard to the beauties
and Inequalities of Mr.. McGhee's
place.
The funeral of George Davis, who
died in Duluth and was brought tc
st. Paul, was held at Pilgrim Baptist
church Monday. Rev. E. H. Mcdonald
assisted by Rev. w. D. Carter, of.
| ficiated. The deceased was a grand
daughter Of Mrs. Amanda Garvin, who
formerly lived here but now resides
in Portland The arrangements for
the funeral were conducted by the
members of Household of Ruth 553,
assisted by Mr.. E. J. White, her STEP
father, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lawrence
and others. Her stepfather had been
very kind to her during her five
months illness Interment at Oakland,
Lyles funeral director. Thanks are
extended to all who helped in any
way.
The lawn social given by the mem
bers of St. Peter Claver church, cor
ner of harrington and Aurora, on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings Of this week, attracted large
crowds each night and was quite en-
joyable Except for mosquitoes). One
Of the failures was voting contest for
the most popular lady, which was won
by Miss Ethel Gardner Little Miss
Orelia Jaspers won a box of candy in
the girls contest for the same. There
was another ladies' contest which
could not be decided because incom-
plete, hut the decision will be made
later On. The raffle for the $40 gold
piece is also held in allegiance, as the
tickets were not all Sold The affair
was largely attended by the neighbors,
regardless of race, color or creed, and
was quite financial success.