The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-11-04
MINNEAPOLIS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.

Miss Maydrew Cunningham has
been on the sick list for the past
week. .:.
Madam G. H. Robinson, has been
appointed body masseurist at the
st. Barnabas hospital under DR..
FAIR.
Mrs. Talbert and daughter Mar
guerite were the guests of Miss Eu-
nice Smith at dinner on Sunday after
noon. ..
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Redd were the
guests Of Mrs. Minnie Plummer at
dinner on Sunday afternoon at her
home on Oakland avenue.
More than 100000 letters have been
received at the post-office containing
one dime each, in the silk petticoat
fraud, and the end is not yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Donovan, 2O18
James avenue, entertained at dinner
Wednesday Mr.. James Hale Porter of
Chicago and Lawyer Gale Hilyer. Gov
ers were laid for six.
Bobby Marshall sprung quite a sur
by taking unto himself a wife in the
charming person of Miss Irene Knott.
Congratulations are still in order.
Miss Mildred Plummer was hostess
at the meeting of the Y. G.. B. C.'s
when they met at her home on last
Thursday. Business was discussed,
a program enjoyed and a very de-
1i0htfu1 luncheon coruod
The Tenth Anniversary of Ames
Lodge No. 106, I. B. P. o. E. W., on
last Wednesday evening was cele-
brated with much eclat by the mem
bers that were out in full force and
all had a good time at the splendid
banquet.
Mine host, Mr.. J. E. Stewart of the
Stewart Hotel, has secured three of
the best entertainers to be had for
his cafe, and they are pleasing the
crowds that fill the spacious dining
room nightly. They are: Mrs. Veela
Hunter pianist, late of New York and
Chicago; Miss Esmaralda Spathan,
also of New York and Chicago, and
Miss Toy Brown of the Orpheum cir
cult. They are all very clever and are
the talk of the town."
There was very delightful Hal
loween party given in honor of the
Young Girls Benefit club by Miss
Eunice Smith at her home on Elliot
avenue on Tuesday evening. There
was about forty present and all
- danced and had delightful time I'M
til the wee hour. The house was
very beautifully decorated for the
occasion and after a number of
games had been played the hostess
lined her guests up and led them to
a table laden with ice cream, cake,
candies, etc. A delightful Halloween
was spent.
Otto S. Langum, the present sheriff
of Hennepin county, is candidate for
mayor of Minneapolis. AS sheriff he
has shown he is devoid of color preju-
dice in all his official actions. He has
retained Mr.. John M. Allison as one
of his deputies during all the time he
has been sheriff, which is the "best
evidence" as lawyers say. It is rea-
sonable to believe that he will not
change his principles if he is elected
mayor, which he undoubtedly will be
next Tuesday. But each colored voter
should do his duty and vote for him to
show appreciation for what he has
done and as evidence of faith in what
he will do. Get in the band wagon
and vote for Otto S. Langum for
mayor of the mighty metropolis of
Minnesota.
The social affair par excellence of
the week was the grand concert and
Halloween ball given by Pride of Min
nesota Lodge No. 5, K. P, at Arcadia
hail. last Monday evening. To start
with, the hall is the most beautiful in
the city for dancing party, and then
the ladies, "Heaven bless 'em!" were
superbly gowned and their beautiful
faces wreathed with smiles; such a
combination "can't be beat" and the
result was all that could be wished
for. There were upward of 300 per-
sons in the hall which speaks we'll for
the popularity of the management
committee and the effective work of
it's members. The excellent souvenir
program was another striking evidence
OF the committees work. There was
a very delightful program furnished
as follows: Piano solo, Miss Marienne
Jeffrey; solo, Mr.. D. w. Raynor; read
ing, Mr.. Byron Holder; violin solo,
Miss Gracia Corneal; vocal solo, Mrs.
Harriet Hall, and each number was
a gem of purest ray serene, and won
for each artist rapturous and de-
served applause. Mr.. u. R. Morris
was master of ceremonies. Music by
McCullough's orchestra.
Prepared and issued by D. j. Sui