The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1920-08-14
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to Chicago and return. Time Sept
End. Music-Abbey's Jazz Orchestra
Place-foot of Jackson St., St. Paul.
WOMAN-Wanted at the
new tailor shop of K D. Miller, cor
Rice and ST.. Anthony streets. Good,
steady position for an efficient, will.
ing worker. No other need apply
Call in person or Tel. Garfield 5406.
On next Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Travis will start on a motor trip to
Crystal Springs, thence to Kansas City,
Mo-, to attend the meeting of the Elks'
Grand Lodge, after which they will
visit several cities and points of in
terest before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lucas, 642
Rondo St., entertained several guests
at cards Wednesday evening for Mrs.
VIM. Sims, Of Chicago. Prizes we're
won by Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis and
Mrs. ]. A. Lee. Mrs. Sims received a
guest prize. =
Don't you be a criminal; just go to
the Midsummer Novelty Ball. under
the auspices OF the Railroad Mems AS
ISOLATION at South Side Auditorium,
Minneapolis, Monday evening, August
Is. They say it will be a crime il you
do not 60. -
Mrs. r. ID. Wiley entertained at din.
ner Sunday In honor of Mrs. M. f..
Williams. OF Alliance, Neb., and Mrs.
G. Wallace and niece, Miss Fressy
Johnson, Of st. Louis, Mo. Covers were
1oS1 =
Miss Johnson are visiting relatives in
Minneapolis and st. Paul. :: 49,
Don't forget that the Farewell Ball
and Reception ,of Ames Lodge, Elks,
ION to Kansas City Club" will be
given at South Side Auditorium,> Min,
neapolis, on Wednesday evening, Au-
gust IS. The club will appear in its
full marching uniform and will give
an exhibition drill conducted by Drill
Master p. H Southall. Be sure to go
over and see the boys. -.-..,- .--==.
A very delightful reception was
given BY Mr.. and Mrs: 6: W Moore,
100 w. Arch street, Friday, Aug. 6,
1920, from s to 10 p M, compliment
tary to her cousin, Mrs. N. E. III Nc
Allister, and Miss Katie NJ Wiley Of
Vicksburg, Miss. The house was
beautifully decorated with gladioh
and sweet peas, the color scheme be=
ing white and pink Those who as
sisted ii receiving were: Mesdames
A S. Foster, E. w. Lindsay and Mrs.
Edward Hatton. Mrs. z. Z. Collier
presided at the punch bowl. - s..
Z THE APPEAL man; this week, ran
across an oldtime friend in the per.
son Of Mr.. s. II. Ingram, 819 Missis-
sfppi street. e Mr.. ingram formerly
lived in st. Louis and owns some prop
erty there, from which he had just
received over. a hundred dollars rent.
This made him feel so good that he
paid for subscription for THE AP-
PEAL, and this made9sthe APPEAL
man feel good: Some OF the delin-
quent subscribers might follow the
good example OF Mr.. Ingram then we'd
all feel good. - = -. .S 81. - =.
On Friday afternoon Of last week,
Mrs. Ganaiel Ferguson gave one Of
the daintiest luncheons of the season
in honor of Mrs. M Geraldine Viii
liams, of Chicago. A color scheme
of blue and gold was completely car
ried out. The table decorations were
blue candles; china of blue, bird de-
sign and place cards the same. Those
presnt were: Mesdames J. w. Kelly,
Edith Green, NJ G. Williams, Flor
ence Thompson, j. w. Cleary and
Grace Ferguson. After the luncheon
Miss Bertha took the party en- a
motor trip to Lake Of Isles and other
adjacent lakes. & &c. = 81 8
i Mrs. Horace Henderson, 416 Carroll
Ave, entertained thirty-two guests
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 6
sp, m. at cards, complimentary to- DR..
and Mrs. ". P. Waller of Albert Lea,
Mimi, and Mrs. Owen Waller of
Brookline, Mass, DR.. Walters mother.
The enjoyable luncheon was served
by Misses Mary Lealtad and Willmar
Mayo. Between courses, musical num-
bers were given by Mesdames DOVE
Welsh, John Lewis, e. Moore and a
reading by Mrs. Bette Jones. In the
evening Mrs. Henderson entertained
the Dramatic Club at dancing for
Miss Ellen Waller, daughter Of Mrs.
20. Waller. s. ss:5s5