The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-07-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Roper of Fuller
avenue, will leave Sunday to spenc
their annual vacation attending the
Shrine meeting in Washington, D
e., and visiting in New York, In
dlanapolis, Benton Harbor and Chi
cago. -
| Rev. S. P. Anderson, assistant
pastor of Abasinian Baptist church,
New York, who is in the city visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Sophia A. Parke,
was present at Pilgrim Baptist
church last Sunday and made short
talk. -. ~. -
| At the meeting of Gopher Lodge
Wednesday night the election of
delegates that was held the meeting
before was illegal. They then pro-
ceeded to elect Atty. ]. Louis Erwin
as the only delegate to the Grand
Lodge.
Mr. w. F. Brownie and Mr.. T. w.
Stepp and there wives, motored to
Anoka Sunday, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Furgeson, for breakfast.
| After breakfast the entire party
motored to St. Cloud, over the beau
tiful National Park highway.
DR.. Coleman of Marshalltown,
| Tex, who has been attending the
I clinics at Mayo Brothers hospital at
| Rochester, Mimi, en- route to Chi
cago and his home, spent few days
| in the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Mundell of AIT Rondo street.
THE COSMOPOLITAN GRO
Gerry, 55S st. Anthony, has been
taken over by j. H. Webb who will
everything in the grocery line. Pur-
patronage is solicited. Tel. Dale
4417.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Grafton left
Thursday for Chicago, Southern ILL
nois and Idlewild, Mich. While in
Idlewild, Mr.. Grafton will lay plans
for the building of four-room bun
galow, where each season they may
entertain friends They will return
about August FL.
A very enjoyable dansant was
given Tuesday evening at Union
Hall by Mesdames Roy Coins and H.
Craig entertaining for their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Battle
Creek, Mich; Mrs. j. R. Clark of
Peoria, ILL.,: Misses Tillie Belle
O'Shields, Estelle Reeves of Kansas
City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mason of
Fort Worth, Tex, are at the Hen
rietta. They are en- route home from
Rochester, MIMI, where Mr.. Mason
had his eyes operated upon success
fully. They are accompanied by
Master Henry Turner, Mrs. Mason's
nephew. They will spend a few days
seeing the Twin Cities.
The recent boat excursion of Mars
Lodge was quite success. A large
crowd went attracted by the rattle of
the Ford touring car which was won
by Mr.. W. Gaitbreath, a "red cap"
at the depot, living at 658 w. Gen.
trail. He bought two tickets and won
the car with No. IS series So, so he
got his car for fifteen cents.
Miss Villa Griffin of Cleveland,
Ohio, will arrive in the city next
Tuesday, and will be the guest of
Miss Edythella B. Adams; Wednes-
day they will leave for an extended
trip West, visiting Seattle, Portland,
Oakland, San Francisco and Los An
geles, and will return via Salt Lake,
Denver, Kansas City and St. Louis.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Williams and Master S.
w. Williams were taken by surprise
by having Mr., William Clark drive
up in new Oakland 5-pasenger car
and invite them out for ride. They
covered about fifty miles. Mr.. S. M.
Culver, who drove, showed himself to
be an expert. The outing was a
lovely one.
Mr. James D. Ford, 349 Franklin
street, a member of the firm of
Cakes Sydes-F Ford, who died recently
of Brights disease, aged thirty years.
Funeral services were held at Me-
mortal Baptist church, Rev. J. w.
Harris officiating. The pallbearers
Cakes, F. B. Simpson, w. M. Evans.
Simpson and Wills, funeral directors.
Interment at Oakland.
Don't fail to go on the boat excur-
sion given by St. Paul Patriachy ia
and Household of Ruth 553, G. u. O.
O.. o. F. on the Steamer Red Wing
and Barge Manitou, Monday evening,
August Z. Moore furnishes the mu-
sic. You will be admitted free if you
and your company are one of the
first two couples to get on the boat.
Tickets rs cents. E. A. Hatton,
chairman; Mrs. Carrie Lindsay, Sec
rotary. Dancing begins at $3.50.
Boat leaves at 9 o'clock sharp.
Rev. L.. w. Harris and Mrs. S. E..
Hall of Pilgrim, Mrs. Emma Bush of
Memorial and Mrs. Crump Of Zion,
Minneapolis, who were sent as dele
gates to the Western Baptist con-
vention at True Light Baptist
church, East St. Louis, last week re-
turned Saturday night. They report
ed a splendid meeting and brought
back some of the. Fonors. Rev. L. W..
| Harris was elected vice moderator
| and secured the meeting of the con-
vention for St. Paul next year.
Dr.. John J. Mullowney, president
of Meharry Medical College, Nash
! vile, Tenn, was in the city this week
en- route to Canada on account of
| the recent death of his brother.
While in the city he was entertained
at lunch by DR.. Waldo Turner and DR..
L. Raymond Hill. DR.. .Mulloney is
endeavoring to raise the endowment
of Meharry from 100000 to $1,000
900 and the alumni have raised
S16O. 900 of that amount. He 'sneaks