The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-02-14

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| The funeral of Mr. VIM. Perkins
was held at Pilgrim Baptist church
on last Wednesday afternoon under
the auspices of the Benevolent Ben
eflt Association. There was a fair
| assemblage OF his friends present and
some beautiful floral tributes laid up
on his bier. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. E. H. Mcdonald. as
sisted by Rev. A. III. Lealtad. Lyles
funeral director, interment at Forest
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Rosa Ewing
Roy at ST. James A. M. E. church on
last Tuesday afternoon was very
largely attended as she was a mem
Der of the Order of the Eastern Star,
Household of Ruth, the Benevolent
Benefit Association and the Ladies of
omega. Rev. H. P. Jones officiated,
! assisted by Rev. E. H. Mcdonald and
Rev. J. S. Strong. The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful. Lyles
funeral director. Interment at For
est cemetery
The beautiful new Zion Presbyter-
Ian church and manse, corner of Far
rlngton and st. Anthony avenues, are
now completed and the pastor, Rev.
George w. Camp, is preparing to have
a Dig house warming on Thursday
,, evening, February rs, at which time
the public will be cordially invited to
pc present and enjoy the interesting
program that will be furnished repre-
sentatlves of the various churches and
leading persons in the Twin Cities.
Further particulars later
The inaugural PROMENADE So
| ClAL to be given under the auspices
OF the recently organized MEMS
| CLUB" at the Parish Hall, corner of
Aurora and Harrington avenues on
Monday evening, February %, ought
| to attract lot of the pleasure loving
people as a good time is assured.
Then, too, this is among the last en-
tertalnments before Lent You are in
vlted to come and enjoy yourself.
! The committee in charge comprises:
A. S. Weber, Dr. w. T. Mitchell, J.
Louis Erwin, c. w. Patterson. Tickets
rs cents.
Miss Mary Satterwhite, the very
amlable, efficient and popular waitress
at the st. Louis Kitchen, took a vaca-
ton last week and she still remained
away this week. But there was
method in her Madness On last
wednesday evening she was quietly
married to Mr.. S. L. Rogers at the
residence OF her cousin Mrs. L. G..
Cason, 1885 Thomas street, Rev. Jos,
s., Strong officiating. She will be very
much missed by the patrons of the
st. Louis Kitchen, all of whom wish
her bon-voyage on the uncertain sea
of matrimony.
The twentieth annual banquet of
the Lincoln Club was held at Hotel
ST Paul, Thursday evening. There
were about 800 guests present who
| were highly entertained by the splen-
did addresses by E. M. Parish, Judge
J. G. Nethaway, Mayor H.. P. Keller,
j. A. O. Preus, c.. r. Elmquist and
Judge G. S. Jelly. There were only
seven Afro-Americans present: T. H.
! Lyles, w. T. Francis, Dr. Waldo Turn
er, R. c. Minor, Jas. Taylor, Jos.
Thomas, J. @. Adams Messrs. Adams
and Francis were members of the Re-
ception Committee.
The annual mid-winter meeting of
the Women's State Federation was
held last Monday afternoon and even
ing at Zion Presbyterian church. The
meeting was quite largely attended
by the women of the Twin Cities and
there were few visitors from other
places. The exercises throughout
were helpful and entertaining and all
who attended enjoyed the occasion.
The delegates present were furnished
both dinner and supper as guests of
federated clubs of st. Paul. Duluth
was represented by Mesdames Lillian
! Newsome and Mary Mathews. Mrs.
Camp, wife Of Rev. G.. w. Camp, made
everything very pleasant for the
ladies
The regular literary meeting of the
] So-Lit club was held Thursday even
] ing at the residence Of Mrs Thomas
Neal, 531 st. Anthony avenue with
Miss Albreta Bell as hostess. AS
usual all had a delightful time. It
being Lincoln's birthday anniversary
he came in for considerable attention..
Miss Bertha Williams had paper on
Lincoln, Mr.. C. w. Patterson read his
second inaugural address, Miss Adina
Adams recited his Gettysburg speech,
Mr.. j. Homer Coins told some Lincoln
anecdotes, Mr.. S. Z. Ransom spoke
! quite Interestingly of his life and
work, Mr.. Richard Stokes gave a
number Of quotations. Refreshments