The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1916-01-08

party. Mr.. Miller appeared again or
! Dec. 31st, as Father Time, before the
same company to the great delight oil
all present.
Miss Emma Archer died at her resi-
dence, 536 st. Anthony Ave. on Jan
6 of tuberculosis, aged IS. She is
a sister of B. c., Miss Theresa and
William Archer, of st. Paul, and Mrs
Minnie Nesbit Of Chicago. Funeral
| today at ST.. James church at 2 D. m
Lyles funeral director. Interment al
| Oakland cemetery.
Mr.. L. A. Melker, 642 Rondo street
( accidentally fell in the stairway OF
| his house last Wednesday night and
broke his nose and cut his forehead
badly. He was taken to St. Joseph
| hospital where twenty-five stitches
were taken in the wounds to close
them up. He is resting easy and il
no complications arise will shortly
recover.
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! Last Tuesday was banner day in
Court for Lawyer Francis He had
eight cases, six white and two colored.
He was successful in all of them. One
of the cases was that of II Greeks &C.
cused of running and visiting a
gambling house. After Francis ex.
posed the third degree" methods used
upon the Greeks by Detective Grace
the Court promptly dismissed the case.
A committee of ladies VIZ: Mes
danes J. E. Cloak, G. w. Wills, Cleat
Oliver, S. E. Hall, G. L. Smith, V. D.
Turner and Grace Booker were the
promoters of an impromptu New
Years part at Tibb's Banquet Hall,
New Years night. It was a very
delightful affair in every way. About
thirty couples were present. Dancing
and refreshments we're the features Of
the evening.
The Grand Ball given by Pride Of
Minnesota Lodge No. s., Knights of
Pythias, of Minneapolis, given. at
Union Hall last Monday evening, was
a very successful and pleasant affair.
1t was sort. of Innovation for Mime
apolis organization to come to St..
Paul to give an entertainment but
they wanted to show their apprecia-
ton OF our progressiveness in build
ing our hall so they came over to
help us and the people turned out to
help them, and the result was gen
orally very satisfactory.
FLOWERS-Persons desirinq cut
flowers, floral designs for funerals,
palms, ferns, or potted plants, for wed.
dings or decorations Of any kind, for
any occasion, will do. we'll to place
orders with Geo. w. Bell, who has
been appointed as agent for L. L. May
& Co. He is prepared to make special
rates on all orders sent through him.
Prompt delivery at all times. Leave
or send orders to Geo. w. Bell 1776
w. Minnehaha street. Phone-Mid.
way 1867. On large orders a reduction
Of ten per cent will be allowed.
The Mite Missionary Society of St.
James A. M. E. church, on Thursday
OF last week, held an open meeting
at the residence of Mesdames j.. C.
Black and Katie Crawford, on Rondo
street, with Mrs. G. e. Charleston as
hostess. There was a fair attendance
of the members and a few invited
guests present. After the routine
business of the society was transacted
a very, very dainty and delightful
lunch was furnished with the delicious
ice served in beautiful, fancy indi-
vidual, souvenir cases. The entire
lunch was an optical and gastronomic
evidence of the culinary skill of the
hostess that was enjoyed by all.
Friday evening, December 81, Miss
Virginia L. Tibbs, though not yet
"sweet sixteen" entertained a party
OF her girl and boy chums, at the
house warming of the Home Banquet
Hall. She had hoped to surprise her
st. Paul friends with the presence of
Mr.. Harold Green, pianist, of Winni-
peg, but Mr.. Clarence Johnson proved
an able substitute. Those present
were: Beatrice Greene, Grace Wills,
Nellie Cloake, Martha Coins, Lucille
Elliott, Edna Shull, Dorothea Farr,
Sadie Johnson, Grace Lealtad, Cor
rine Parsons, Gladys Waters, Helen
Brady, Marienne Jeffrey, Lillian
Thomas, Kathryn Tandy, Ruth Hun
ter, Edyth Ella Adams, Alverta Phil.
lips, Olga Wilson, Jessie Beard, Ruth
Charleston, Alice Melke; William
Hyde, Mckinley Brown, John Hunter,
Morris, Mark and Wendell Gibbs.
Minneapolis, James Henley, Courtney
Hllyard, Peavey Johnson, Luke Vassar
A1lmericque Barksdale, Pardee Lealtad
and others. 8