The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1920-12-11

at 4 o'clock, at Pilgrim-on-the-hill
church, Grotto and w. Central Ave.
Mr.. E. B. Leffrts, manager for the
National Safety Council, will deliver
an address. An excellent musical
program will be rendered under the
direction of Mrs. Harriet Oliver.
Nine. Wilson, our milhner, 425
University Ave-, has sold her mil
linery shop to Mrs. F. Erickson, who
will contineu to conduct the business
at the same location and solicits the
patronage of all old and new GUS
toners. She has special Christmas
Sale of velvet hats now on; prices
ranging from 50 to S.. Cali and
get yours.
There will be stereoptican pic
ture show under the auspices of the
Ever Ready Club at Memorial Bap-
fist church On next Monday evening,
Dec. 13. The pictures will be shown
by Mr.. Woodland of Minneapolis. Ad-
mission Is cents. There will also be
a light lunch served by the club
Public cordially invited. Mrs. T. j.
OdII, manager.
"Farmer" Fur, of Newport News,
Va, is in the city in the interest of
the Newport Training School, seeing
old friends and enrolling new ones,
and claims he is meeting with success.
Mr.. Alfred l.. Pace, the tailor, cor
Dale and W. Central, was called to
Savannah, Ca, by the serious illness
of his mother last Wednesday, and
his place of business has been closed,
indefinitely.
Mrs. Nellie Seayof Nashville, Tenn,
honor guest of the Ladies' Mission
airy Society Of the Woodland Park
and Merriam Park Baptist churches,
on last Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. F. E. Doran, 1884 Port
land Ave., gave a talk on the "Fire-
side School, of Nashville, Tenn, with
which she is actively connected. Mrs.
Geo. P. Lyman and Mrs F. E. Runyan
were speakers on "Christian Leader
ship and "Christian Citizenship"
One of the happiest men in St.
Paul is Mr.. J. E. Murphy, 1854 Thorn
as street, a clerk for many years in
the city postoffice. He was trotting
around ''like hen on a hot griddle"
last Saturday with a box of cigars
and passing them to every friend he
met, all because his wife had, on the
night before, presented him his first
born daughter,W no tipped the scales
at seven pounds Mother and daugh-
, ter are progressing nicely at the
city hospital.
Gopher Lodge, Elks, held it's semi
annual meeting last Wednesday night
and did considerable routine business
The officers for the ensuing term
were elected as follows: Exalted
Ruler G.. H. Miller; Esteemed Lead.
ing Knight, c. w. Wigington; Es.
teemed Loyal Knight, Ralph G.. Tur.
ner; Esteemed Lecturing Knight
Hector Hunter; Tiler Benjamin Ba
ker; Esquire, Clarence Powers; lime,
Guard, T. w. Stepp. The total mem
bership is 280; total in Treasury
$2,218.2O.
Lovers of "Kentucky Oysters
| (Chitterlings) will have an -oppor
tunity to satisfy their gastronomi'
desires by g Ding to the BIG CHIT
TERLING S6PPER and whist priv
at Union Hall, next Thursday eve
ming, Dec. 16, under the auspices O.
and for the benefit of the Chart.
GLIB. Besides the gatherings Their
will be an excellent menu of de
licious viands to tempt everyone
palate. Admission will be free; sup
4 per SO cents, beginning at 5 p. n
on. Good music. Whist prize wi
be given.
Remember that at the BIZ
new YEARS NIGHT ENTER
, TAINMENT, at Union Hall, ur
der the auspices of Everywoma
Council, the Copley print Of til
picture that is to be presente
by the club to the Frederic
Douglass Home, Washington, I
, c., which has been fitted up b
l the colored women's clubs Z
;, the United States, will b
e shown with appropriate GER
2 monies. Abbey's Orchestra wi
furnish the music.
t A few months ago, Mrs. D. S. Ma
t, sic, a niece of Mr. A. w. William
e SAB Wabasha street, came to St. Pa
l. to take care of the invalid moth
= of Mr.. John j. johnson and has I
-e manned here ever since, having s17
s: sequently been joined by her hi
# band. Last Tuesday was the q
anniversary of the birthday of n
Massie, and Mrs. Massie gave him
.e surprise birthday party that prov
s not only to be a genuine surpr
II but very delightful affair that "
- enjoyed by a score of guests. I
10 Massie received a handsome shi
n. collar and tie from Uncle Billy, I
ip A. w. Williams; a large hand-paint
coffee cup and saucer from Mr.. a
Mrs. Felix Raines; a handmade qu
P. from his mother, Mrs. James Mass
2, Charlottesville, Va; an ash tray q
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