The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1919-08-30

: Boston, New York City, Philadelphia
Buffalo, Ft. Erie, Detroit and Chi
cagO, visiting relatives and friends !
! T, Mrs. John w. Clark on last Tues
day entertained at the home of Mrs
l.. A. Melker, with a luncheon for al
old friend, Mrs. John O.. Harris, o
Providence, R. 1. Mrs. Harris i!
visiting her sister-in-law and brother
DR.. and Mr.. A. Mcfarland, 40;
Whitall street. Covers were laid fol
seven. 1872 H.,
A delightful motor party, followed
by luncheon, was given last Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Lyles and w
B. Walker. Other members of the
party were: Mrs. Mamie Faulkner
Mrs. Retta Moss-Jones, indianapolis
Mrs. S. Montgomery, Mrs. G. D. Lowe
and daughter Eloise, Nashville, Mrs
M. L. Barksdale.
Madam Love, 80 Rondo street has
recently made some additions and i'm
prOvements in her Beauty Parlors.'
She has added three rooms and con
siderable up-to-date paraphanalia
which will be appreciated by her many
lady customers. Ladies who desire
to enhance the pulchritude with which
Dame Nature provided them will do
we'll to call on Madam Love. She
4 knows how. ~ r.
The daylight boat excursion and
: barbecue given by the Twin City
Buffet Porters' Social Club last Mon
day proved to be very enjoyable
affair. The steamer Red Wing and
j barge Manitou left the foot of Jack
son street early in the afternoon and
proceeded down the river to Red
Rock, stopping enroute for plendid
barbecue. They returned at midnight
after having very enjoyable time all
around i:
! I'll say you'll have good time if
you go over to the opening of the
Twin City Entertainers Post-Fair
Ball and Cabaret Entertainment at
Union Temple Hall, % Washington
Ave. S., Minneapolis, on Monday eve
ming, Sept. s.. Music by the Elite
Jazz Band. Entertaining by the emf
nent cabaret artists, Messrs. T.. H.
Crump, Scott w. Atkins and Freddie
Johnson. Admission to the whole
SHOW OuIy oU CeuIS.
! Mrs. L. H. Lewis, 26O N. st. Al
bans street,, has returned from Chi
cagO where she went to attend the
funeral Of her mother. She was &C.
companied home by her little niece,
Geraldine Ward. Mrs. Lewis arrived
in Chicago the second night of the riot
and was the only colored person at
the station, but was escorted by a
policeman part of the way to her des-
tination when she was met by, a
number of colored men who escorted
her the rest of the way.
! DR.. O. D. Howard on last Sunday
as a joint birthday celebration for
his daughters, Mrs. Ethel Howard.
Maxwell and Mrs.. Olive Howard.
Crosthwait gave them an auto ride
from to p. m. The birthdays of
both occurred in the month Of August,
End and 10th, respectively. The other
members of the motor party were:
Mrs. o. D. Howard, Mrs. DR.. Porter
of Nashville, Tenn, Mrs. H. F. Nc
Intyre, Mr.. S. L. Maxwell and Master
Raymond Howard Maxwell, Familiarity
known as Little Bill
Mrs. j. R. Jones, 483 Charles street
gave a reception on last Wednesday
from to o'clock in honor of hel
guest, Mrs. N. F. Hunter, Chicago;
Mrs. Callie McDaniels, Oakland; Mrs
J. O. Harris, Providence, R. l.; Mrs
F. M. Robinson, Great Bend, Kan
Mrs. May B. Mason sang a solo anC
Mrs. Mae Graves gave reading. The
colOrs were yellow and white. Deli
cious refreshments were served anC
everyone Of the 1875 present enjoyed
the occasion hugely. Mrs. Jones was
assisted by Mesdames Bette Sparks
and w. W. Mills.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Geo. w
Wells and Mrs. G.: M. Tibbs gave re
ception in honor of Mrs. Nora Yates
of Tuskegee and Mrs. Annabelle
Tucker of Cleveland at the, residence
of Mrs. Wills, 1904 Iglehart avenue
from 8 to 10 o'clock The color
scheme was yellow and white. The
ihostesses were assisted by Mesdames
w. T. Francis, B. F. Edwards ant
S. E. Hall. Seasonable refreshments
were served and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by large number O.
guests. Mrs. Yates will leave Mon
day for Kansas City; Mrs. Tucker will
also leave for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mitchell, 80;
Front street, were host and hostess
for a very enjoyable Mother Goose
party, Tuesday. evening, in honor O.
Mrs. G.. w. Allen, ST., of Mobile, anG
Mrs. Callie McDaniels of Oakland
! Cal. The fun features of the eve
ming were the answering of questions
about Mother Goose rhymes pro
pounded by the hostess and pinnins
the tail on donkey. Mrs. G. w
Allen won the prize in the first con
test, a silk handkerchief. Mrs. O. C
Hall, won first prize in the tail-pin
ming contest "a dainty mustard po
and tray. Judge R. H. Anderson, il
awarding the prize, said she came
from Missouri and was acquainted
with mules, and on giving the boob.
prize to Mrs. F. D. McCracken, h
said she was born in Minnesota ant
knew nothing about the pesky beasts
so he gave her little white elephant
Elegant refreshments were serve,
and the merry party repaired to thei
several homes.
One Of the largest and most delight
full of the many social functions givel
in honor of Twin City visitors thi
season was the reception given b,
, Mrs. J. b. Johnson, 526 st. Anthem,
, avenue, Thursday from 800 to TO
P. M. in honor of Mrs. C. w. Allen
Sr., Mobile, Ala, and Mrs. C. w. Allen
!: Jr., of Iowa Falls. Ia, specially an,