The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-12-16
The Wednesday Study Club on last

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Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. c..
H. Miller, invited the other clubs of
the Twin Cities to assemble there and
to bring as many towels as possible, to
be donated to Crispus Attacks Home
The clubs were we'll represented and
nearly sixty towels were collected
Refreshments were served to the Wis
itors '-e' ..
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Harris have is
ception of their daughter, Miss Grace
Reid, and Mr.. Joseph Howard Ban.
mister, Jr., at Home Banquet hall, 598
Central avenue, Thursday evening, De-
cember Fl, from eight to eleven
o'clock. The young couple will be at
| home after Jan. 1, 1917, at 1876 Thomas
| street.
Crispus Attacks Home came into
| possession of about seventy towels as
a result of the delightful tea and
! towel shower given by the Wednesday
Study Club on last Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Miller,
Edmund street. The club is very
grateful to the many clubs and indi-
viduals, who so generously contributed
to the institution.
Mr.. George Lucas, 274 Kent street,
was brought home last Monday suffer.
ing from three broken ribs and other
injuries sustained in wreck on the
N. P. Ry., by which road he is en-
ployed. The fireman. and engineer on
the same train were instantly killed
Mr.. Lucas is encased in a plaster cast
and is suffering much pain. The
wreck occurred just out of E. Helena
Mont.
You will notice that number OF
the business people of the city really
desire the patronage of the readers OF
THE APPEAL, and have signif1ed
their desire by inserting their adver.
tisements in this issue. Show your
appreciation of their recognition OF
your organ by patronizing them in
preference to those who do not thus
Extend an invitation. Patronize your
friends. 49,. -.-- -.
| The legal fraternity of St. Paul has
had an addition within the last few
days in the persons of Mr.. Hammond
! Turner and Mr.. Glesner Fowler, who
have opened handsome offices in the
old American National Bank building
corner of Fifth and Cedar streets
suite 321. These young men are from
two of our leading law schools, viz:
University of Minnesota and North.
western University, Chicago. They
are full of vim and vigor and will
doubtless be quite an acquisition to
our rapidly increasing population
They are here for business, and soil.
cit your business. Tel. Cedar $3.50.
Mr.. William D. Allen, proprietor OF
the Golden West Hotel, Portland, Ore.
said to be the finest and most com.
plete and up-to-date of any hostelry
operated by colored man in the
United States, with his wife and
three children, are in the city the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin
949 St. Anthony avenue. They will
leave Monday for the East as far as
Montreal, Can, thence to Nashville
Tenn, the home of Mr.. Allen, where
they will Join with other members
of the family in celebration of the
50th or golden wedding anniversary
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
4 A. Allen, on Dec. 9th.
! Gopher Lodge held it's semi-annua,
meeting last Wednesday evening. The
secretary and treasurer made theil
semi-annual reports. The officers
elected for the ensuing term were:
Geo. w. Stewart, exalted ruler; Ar
thur Bolts, esteemed leading knight;
Nv. A. Yeiser, esteemed loyal knight
Harry Robinson, esteemed featuring
knight. w. Hopkins Johnson was
elected trustee to fill out the unex
PRED term of the late James Taylor
The meeting was very harmonious and
pleasant. The installation of the off
cers-elect and the initiation of severa
candidates will occur at the next
meeting Wednesday evening, January
10, 1917.