The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-08-03

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intended for you-if the cap fits you
I kindly call or send to the office, "a
e. 4th street, rooms 3O1-302 and pay
what you owe. ~" .~' p.
Rev. E. H. Mcdonald, former pastor
of Memorial Baptist Church, now pas
tor of Tabernacle Baptist Church,
Pittsburgh, Pa, was in the city three
| days this week the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. H. Spaulding, 1865 Marion
street. He has been on a lecturing
tour out west and assisted in the
formation of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church at Omaha, Neb. He was the
| guest of DR.. w. F. Bolts during his
visit to Omaha. He left for his home
Thursday.
On Thursday evening, August 8,
from $3.50 to 1920, Lawyer and Mrs.
w. T. Francis, 606 st. Anthony Ave.,
will be at home Informally to their
friends in honor Of their 18th wedding
anniversary. They have issued no
invitations and will welcome all
friends, old and new. Mrs. Francis
will wear her wedding veil and gown
of heavy white duchess satin which
| she has preserved unchanged. Mrs.
r. C. Chapman, sister of Mrs. Francis,
who was the maid of honor at the
| wedding, will assist in receiving the
guests.
One of the important events of the
week was the very pretty home we'd
| ding Of Mr.. Marion Bradshaw and
Miss Marguerite De Time at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Allen
on Aurora avenue, last Wednesday
evening, Rev. J. M. Henderson offlciat-
ing. Miss Adina Adams acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. VIM. Hilyard as
best man. Just prior to the ceremony,
Mrs. w. D. Smith sang, Beloved 1t
Is Morn" Miss Mildred Shull played
the wedding march. After the cere-
mony congratulations were extended
and dainty refreshments were served.
Only few neighbors and friends were
present: The groom is one of the
draftees and will leave with the men
today. The bride will remain at Mrs.
Aliens.
Mr.. Roy Coins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Coins, 661 ". Central Ave., hied
himself to Rochester, MIMI, last week,
not for the purpose of having rib
extracted by the Drs. Mayo, but for
the more pleasant operation of taking
unto himself another rib in the person
of Miss Henrietta O'Shields, of that
city, with D. D. instead of a M. D.
to perform the operation, which was
successfully accomplished last Friday.
The newly-weds took short honey
| moon trip to Chicago and arrived in
St.. Paul Wednesday morning and
repaired to the family residence. AS
Mr.. Coins is one of the draftees to
leave today his honeymoon will neces-
sarily be cut short, much to the regret
of himself and bride as we'll as to his
relatives and friends.
The seventeen RED Caps" at the
Union Depot while not an organized
body they are equal to band of
brothers and are constantly doing
something for some one of their num-
Der or for some deserving person
whom they come in contact with at
the depot Their last act along that
line was the presentation to Mr.. Roy
Coins of fine 15-jewel, illuminate face
wrist watch as token Of their regard,
he being the first one to be caught in
the draft and leaves tonight for
service. The donors Messrs. Chas.
Shapard, Jas. Turner, Jas. Tolliver,
Nick Smith, G. M. Tibbs, Walter
Coins, Jas. Jones, Frank Boone, Jas.
Williams, Jas. Combs, F. A. Scott, w.
A. Young, JAS. Scott, J. H. Webb, G..
McGregory and George Washington.
The watch was presented by Atty. w.
| T. Francis at Union Hall, Wednesday
night.
There is to be quite a demonstra-
ton in Rice Park this evening at 800
o'clock in bidding the colored draftees
of Minnesota au revoir, before .entrain-
ing for their destination Co.'s A and
B 10Th Battalion M. H. G.. acting as
escort. Governor Burnquist and
Mayor Hodgson, Col. J. H. Davidson,
T. H. Lyles, Atty. w. R. Morris, Miss
Halle @. Brown, and others are ex-
pected as speakers. Atty. B. S. Smith,
of Minneapolis, will be chairman. The
great 40-piece band of the 18th Batal-
ion M. H. G., will lead the parade for
the Minneapolis draftees and then the
Motor Corps will transport the mem
bers to St. Paul and they will furnish
music for the big patriotic demonstra-
ton. Mr.. J. H. Barrett, president of
the Musicians Union very kindly and
graciously offered to furnish, gratis,
a band of 40 or more pieces, but the
managers preferred to have the 18th
Battalion band for this occasion, but
are gratefully appreciative of the kind
offer of Mr.. Barrett. This is pub
lie demonstration and everybody is
invited and expected to take part in it.
The Next Big Thing will be the
Joint Moonlight Boat Excursion to be
given by st. Paul Patriarchy III G. U.
10. o. o. F.. and the 10th Battalion
Band Minnesota Home Guard, Mime
apolis, on Steamer Red Wing and
Barge Manitou, Tuesday evening, Aug.
20. The members of the Patriarchy,
led by the 10th Battalion band Of 40
pieces will parade from the Old Capt.
toll to the boat, foot of Jackson street,
at 500 o'clock sharp. Dancing will
begin at $780, There will be a good
time for everybody. Tickets so cents.
Patriarchy Committee-T. E. Frank
lin, chairman; c.. H. Jackson, Jas. R.
Riley, Jas. A. Lynn, John McAdams,
"A. Jones, &c.,, J. B. Johnson, Treas.
Band Committee. G. Frevan, chair
man, F. H. Greevers, VIM. Modem,
Howard Curry, Clarence Geiss, Jas.
Burkes, ]. H. Burt, Noah Stone, Man
! ager Minneapolis Patriarchy Division,
John T. CLAIBORNE, floor manager, E.
"A. Hatton, chairman ticket committee,
Ross Dean, chairman refreshment
committee, Prof. w. H. Howard,
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