The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1923-11-17
ST. PAUL

L.
to 225 St. Anthony Ave. s(.-..
The T. N. T. 500 Club were the
guests of Mr.. A. V. Hall, 996 Lyle
hart, last Monday evening.
Mrs. T. R. Hickman, St. Adams St.,
has gone to Canada to spend a lew
months visiting with relatives.
The Wilson Bakery, $50 Rondo St,
will open it's doors to the pubic Sat
urday morning, November 18th.
pprNcE HALL LODGE no., los meets
first and third Monday in each month at
Union Temple Hall, 406 Franklin street. Al
listing brothers in good standing are "ei
come S. w. Williams, w. M; Daniei no'e'
Sec.
Mrs. Ira Scott (nee Maymie Goins)
and daughter will leave for their nome
for their home in Cleveland, ohlo'
week after next.
Mrs. Clara Hardy, 51s St. Anthony
Ave. has gone to Kalispel, Mont, TO
visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Emma
Burnett. for the winter.
Miss Henrietta Neal, daughter. OF
Mr.. William Squire Neal, is a patlent
at the University hospital, sunerlng
from a nervous breakdown.
Mrs. J. S. Sparks, 633 West Cen
trail Ave-, has returned to the clty'
after having spent several =, "eeAS -
the South and in Chicago, LII.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. NO. 55s, G. U:
o. of o. F., meets the third mS 10 ayrora and
Kent streets at 200 P. M. Mrs; Jeannetee
Kelly. M. N. c.; Mrs. Carrie E. LINDSAY
w. R.. 426 Rondo Street.
Mrs. Grille Howard Brakeman, VINO
came to St. Paul last week to pury
her father, the late Robert c. How
ard. has returned to her home In
Winnipeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson have
moved from the residence OF MI. anu
Mrs. Nathaniel Coins, and are now
residing in their flat over the Wlisoh
Bakery, $50 Rondo St. .
The Neighborhood Club met at the
home of Mrs. James A. Harris, Dale
street, on last Monday evening; Ne,
licious refreshments were served, anu
every one had a good time.
On the sick list this week is Mr..
Samuel Brown, Rondo ST., Mr.; =: -
Jones of Charles St., and Mr.: l.. vii.
kerson. 100 w. Arch St. All are at
the Northern Pacific hospital.
A Chapter of Sorrow for deceased
members of Chapter 20, Order OF
Eastern Star, will be held Monday
evening, November 26, at 3 O'Clock.
The nublic is invited to be present.
A bazaar and social will be held
on the nights of November 27, 2S and
20. at Camphor M. E. church, corner
of 18th and Canada streets, end!ng
on the last night with thanksgiving
dinner.
The Ladies' Aid of Pilgrim Baptist
.bnrcb Gave a calendar social last
night at Pilgrim on-the- Hill. A de,
iiehtful program was the feature OF
the evening, and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. James A. Lee, GAG w. Central
Ave. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Adelphi Club, with a large
nnmber attending. Arrangements
were made for the Clubs Thanksglv'
ing philanthropic work.
St. Phillips Episcopal Church Young
Womens' Club and the Auxiliary will
hold their annual Christmas Sale anc
Bazaar in the basement OF the churcn
Thursday Afternoon, November HAnu
starting at o'clock. Fancy arIicies
and aprons will be on SALE, ana lgn'
refreshments will be served.
Reverend Joseph T. Hill, D. D., pas
tor of Roanoke Baptist church, Ho
Strings. Ark, will conduct three ser
vices at Pilgrim Baptist church, NO
vember 1Sth-one at IL A. NJ, one
3 P. M, and another at 1880 T. M
Rev. Hill has been occupying the Pui
pits of some of the leading churche
in Canada for the past three or lou
summers. He is forceful speake
and a gospel singer. 1t will be IN
teresting to go and hear him.
Monday afternoon, November 18th
an announcement will be made OF tn
names and members of the commltte
of management for the Branch asso
citation of the Y. w. c. A., at tn
Club Center, 598 West Central Ave
Mrs. C. A. Winn., one of the min
field secretaries of the National Boar
is here on her annual tour, to set u
the new organization. Mrs: Win
conducted a meeting Wednesday al
ternoon, November 14th, for wome
only, at which meeting Mrs. Mitchell
president of the Board of the Centrs
Y. w. C. A., presided; Thursday eve
ming a meeting for men and womel
and Friday afternoon a meeting fo
young girls only.
The Minnesota Federation of GO
ored Women's clubs is to be include
in the publication, "Whos WI
Among Minnesota Women" soon
be off the press. The history OF tn
organization was written by a con
mittee of four prominent club womel
viz, Mrs. Ruth M. Hopkins OF u
luth, Mrs. Ida M. Sellers, honora1
president, Minneapolis; Mrs: Eth
II. Maxwell, honorary president, )
Paul, and Mrs. Alice Gooden, sta
chairman of civics and president
the Harriet Tubman League, st. Pat
Other Race clubs to be included a
the Minneapolis colored Women's Il
publican club and the Everywomen
Progressive Council, st. Paul.