The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1917-01-20

FOR RENT-Five rooms an
Dath' 500 Rondo street., modern az
cept heat. House newly decorated
and IN good condition. Guaranteed
warm house. Stoves now in ma,
remain during the winter If desired
Rent SIS per month. Apply on thu
premises or to J. H. Dillingham;. PIG
Kent, corner Iglehart street.
The ladies of Queen of Sheba Chan
ter NO. 20, O. E. S., are preparing 70,
ladies' minstrel show and a grand
masquerade ball at Union hall on St.
Valentines day, Wednesday evening
Feb. 18th. Prizes for costumes will
be given. Admission, IS cents. Thi,
announcement is made cutie a Ions
ways ahead, but this is the day d
preparedness, don't you know. Pre-
pare for this particular pleasure
please. -
The new two-thousand dollar pine
organ will be dedicated at St. Peter
Clavers Catholic church on Sunday
Jan. II. Father Theobold was some
tlme ago offered a thousand dollars
toward a new organ provided he
raised the remaining thousand, He
exchanged the old organ for nine
hundred. received one hundred in
christmas donations and will realize
the balance from the proceeds of the
sacred concert to be given on the
night of dedication,
A Japanese Wedding" and IAN
Evening in Statuary'' will be the offer.
lngs OF unique and spectacular en-.
tertainment to be given at st. James
A. M. E. church on next Tuesday eve.
ming, Jan. 23d. There will be eigh.
Teen persons in presentations under
the management and direction of Miss
Mae l.. B. Graves. The proceeds are
for the benefit Of the electric light
fund. The price of admission is only
10 cents so get there early if you
wish the best seats.
A progressive dinner was given by
Mrs. J. T. Quarles, 318 Avon street,
and Mrs. R. N. Travis, 279 Kent
street, in honor of Mrs. VIM. Weak
ley of San Francisco, CAL, and Mrs.
II. McAdoo of Louisville, KY, on
Thursday of last week. The first of
the dinner was eaten at Mrs. Quarles'
and the last part at Mrs. Travis resi-.
dence. Covers were laid for twelve,
A new game called "Rickety Kate
was played and Mrs. Weakley won
first prize. The affair was highly en-.
joyable.
The Memorial Literary Society met
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peasants, 438 Rondo street, last
Monday evening and elected as Off
GERS for the year Mrs M. A. Avis,
president; Miss Mabel Brown, vice
president; Mrs. Grant Bush, secre-
tary Miss BERTHE Bunch, asst. secre-
tary; Miss Thelma C. Williams,
critic; Mr.. S. W. Williams, chaplain;
Mr.. H. D. Harris, treasurer; Mr.. Geo.
Eaton, chairman membership com
mittee. A paper, "The Life of John
Greenleaf Whittier" was read by
Miss Mabel Brown
Mr.. T. H. Lyles, our pioneer under
taker, may again be found at his office,
$50 w. Fourth street, after success
fully passing through an attack OF
pneumonia, lasting about 20 days
thanks to the skill of his medical ad.
wiser, DR.. Val Do Turner and the
special, constant care and attention
of his splendid trained nurse. He de.
sires to- express his grateful thanks
to the many friends who sent words
OF sympathy and cheer by telegraph
mail and telephone or called in per-
son during his illness, and for the
kind remembrances of flowers, fruits
and many delicacies. He also wishes
to thank all who favored him with
their patronage during the past year
and hopes to be remembered should
his services again be needed.
The D. Y. w. Y. X. club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Miller
428 Edmund street on Wednesday eve
ming of last week. There were four
visitors, Misses Mae L. B. Graves
and Charlotte Gillard, Messrs. e. j
Murphy and c.. Thompson. After the
business had been transacted Mrs. ]
w. Reed played Santa Claus and ush
cred all into the beautifully decorated
dining room and table marvel in de
oA6A. AC CCuIcl p1cCo Was WulC(
| narcissus and red carnations, sur
rounded by favors of candies, nut
and relishes. The New Years tokens
were presented by the host, Mr.. Miller
the only male member of the club
followed by remarks of members O
! the club. The menu included grape
fruit, cocktails, creamed oysters an
pimentoes, baked yams, baked ham il
sherry, hot rolls, tea, celery, olives
sailed almonds, cherry, cocoanut an,
fortune cake, Neopolitan ice cream
assorted candies and cigars. Cover
were laid for fifteen. There was
! graphanola program and dancing. Th
j club will shortly present an excellen
drama to the public. Mrs. Florenc
e. Johnson, president; Mrs. Irma I
] Reed cOrreSnOndinp aocroforv