The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-09-05

that the inclement weather kept many
from attending. This was the first
time that we have had that beautiful
hall and all who were present enjoyed
it immensely.
Mrs. Ella g. Covington who suffered
a. paralytic stroke a few weeks ago
has so far recovered as to leave the
hospital and on Thursday evening left
for Seattle, WASH, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Viola Berry and
Mrs. Clara Hudwell. Mrs. Covington's
ladies turkish baths will continue to be
operated by Mesdames Clara Brown
and Jennie Lazenberry.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Carter of Seat
tie, WASH, arrived in the city Thurs
day. They will be the guests of Mes
danes S. b. Hall and G. w. Wills dur
ing their stay in the city. They leave
Monday to attend the National Baptist
Convention at Philadelphia. Rev. Car
ter will preach tomorrow morning and
evening at Pilgrim Baptist church, of
which he formerly pastor.
The Ramsey County members of the
Republican State Central Committee
| met at the Merchants Hotel last Tues
| day night for the purpose of organic
| ing Ramsey County Republican Com
mittee. Northumberland, E. T.
| Young was appointed Chairman and
w. T. Francis, Secretary of the State
Central Committee County Organiza-
ton, and A. H. Lindeke, Chairman and
G. H. Richter, Secretary, of the Ram
sew County Committee
Mr. Louis t. Chur, nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Lyles, left last Sun
day night for his home, Chicago, after
delightful visit among his old and
new friends. He was among the spe-
cial guests at all the social functions
He was charmed with the ladies of
the Twin Cities and intends to visit
them again next summer. He rushed
home so as to be there to attend the
wedding of his boyhood friend Prof.
Frederick D. Parker, sept. 2.
Mrs. w. B. Elliott, 415 University
avenue, entertained for Miss Laura
Belle Robinson at a dancing party on
| Tuesday evening, Sept. t.. The store
| was cleared of it's cases making a
spacious dancing floor for the younger
set. The parlors of the house were
| cleared of furniture and the older set
OF young people danced there. Cason
Bros. orchestra furnished music and
dainty refreshments were served ad
libitum throughout the evening.
Dr. and Mrs. o. D. Howard, 447 Car.
roll avenue, entertained on Saturday
afternoon of last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. H. j. Shelton, Duluth; Mrs
Sarah Hawkins, Griggsville, ILL.,; Mrs
Clement Pierce, Paris, Tex; Mrs. Min
ME Taylor, Chicago; Miss Sarah Mae
Talbert, Buffalo, N Y; Miss Cert
rude James, Norfolk, w. Va. Whist
was the feature. Mrs. Minnie Taylor
won first prize. Dainty refreshments
were served and all present had &
delightful time.
Mrs. w. R. Hardy gave a musica
and dance for her niece, Miss Saral
May Talbert, of Buffalo, N Y, on Fri
day evening, Aug 49, Miss Talber
attends the Boston Conservatory O
Music and is an accomplished must
clan. Her program upon this occa
sion was an excellent one. Miss Rutl
Boyer rendered two vocal solos an,
Mrs. w. T. Francis gave a reading
After the program the floors wer
cleared and the young people indulge
in dancing until late in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Parker left tn
city on Tuesday of last week for CHI
cago to assist in the arrangements
etc., for the wedding of their son, Pro-
Frederick Louis Parker and Miss Bel
enice Claire Kennedy, of that city
which was solemnized Wednesday
September 2, at St. Thomas Episcopa
church. After the wedding reception
they left for Michigan for a visit t
the home of the brides parents. MI
and Mrs. F. D. Parker will return
the city Monday and will give tn
bride and groom reception Tuesda
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Ande,
son, of Marion street, will give a r.
J ception in their honor Wednesda
evening and the So-Lit club will Civ
a reception at Tschida Hall on Thur
day evening. Mrs. J. @. Adams, Mr.
w. A. Hilyard, Miss Edythella Adam
Mr.. B. G. Archer, Mr.. S. L. Ranso1
and Master Pearey Johnson of th
city and Mr. Raymond Cannon {
Minneapolis went to Chicago to a
tend the wedding.