The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1899-08-12
soclEry ITEMS.

f1erre, Mich, Tor snort Vacauon-
Misses Grace, and Blanche wIlkinl
have returned TO the city from Mime
apolis
Mrs. B. X. Bruce viii be the CUES
Of Mrs. D. H. williams, 1901 Fores
avenue.
Mrs. Dora Powell, of 474I Dearborn
street. Is mourning for the loss of he
pet dog "Dude."
Mrs. Evelyn Gregory Henry. widow
of Mr.. David Henry. left last Saturday
for her home In Detroit
Mr.. Herbert Mayo died last wednes.
day afternoon at O'Clock at his resi-.
dence, 4724 Dearborn street.
Mr.. Leopold Green, OF Springfield
H.. Is visiting his brother. DIR. L. w,
Lewis, at 47th and State streets.
Miss Hattie Haywood, OF New Al
bany. Ind, IL visiting Mrs. Emma
Stewart. 54th and Butler streets.
Mrs. J. F. Kelly. wife Of DR.. Kelly,
left last Tuesday for Ann Arbor. Mich.
where she viii spend the month Of Au-
gust
Mrs. Matte Marshall, the popular
North side school teacher. is at her
home In Columbia, NO., on a vacation
"trip.
Mr.. Albert B. George has been elected
a delegate to the National Afro-Amer-
lean Council, by Grace Presbyterian
Church.
Commissioner E. H. Wright has been
away this week with a committee in
Wisconsin. He wih go east for his
vacation next week.
Mrs. Helen Cook and her daughter.
Miss Bessie Cook. OF Washington. d.
c.. are the guests of Mrs. c. E. Bent
ley. 3TS I4th street.
Mr.. Hale G. Parker and Mr.. James
L. Curtis were elected delegates TO the
national Afro-American council by the
Mems Sunday Forum
Mr. r. A. ]. Shaw will address the
Sunday club OF St. Marks church, 18th
street, near Armour avenue. tomorrow
afternoon, at O'Clock.
Miss A. w. Thompkins. Correspond
ing Secretary OF the National Associa> |
ton Of Colored Women, is stopping
at 5145 Armour avenue.
The Cook County Republican Club |
elected Mr.. l. B. Anderson and Gen. |
T. T. Allan delegates to the Afro-Am- |
erican countil last Thursday.
Miss Ella Barrier will spend the |
summer in the city as the guest Of her
sister. Mrs Fannie Barrier williams.
1908 St Lawrence avenue.
The picnic given for the benefit Of |
the Old Folks Home at Worlds Fair
Park last Monday night was a great
success. Nearly 500 were realized.
Miss Ethel Mitchell. daughter OF
President Mitchell of Wherefore Uni
versity. is in the city. She is the guest
of Mrs. R C. Ransom. 1874 Dearborn
street
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. President
of the National Association of Colored
Women. while in the city. will stop
with Mrs. John B. French. 4lst and
Cottage Grove avenue.
Senator Theophile T. Allan will
leave for Washington, d. C., the latter
part OF this month. to take up his du-
ties as clerk in the Document room of
the House Of Representatives.
Commissioner and Mrs 4. H. Wright
left Wednesday for the east, where
they viii spend a months vacation.
They will stop first at Washington, d.
C.. and later 90 to Long Branch. N. J.
Miss Hattie Curtis. formerly Of this
city. but now Of Washington. d. c..
is expected IN the city on a visit this
week. She viii be the guest of Mrs.
George C. Hall. 1851 Dearborn street
A large number Of young society peo-
pie enjoyed a house dance last Thurs
day evening at the residence Of Miss
Cora Hawkins. lTls Indiana avenue.
The rain prevented the lawn fete that
had been planned.
Bethel Church, after extensive re-
pairs and thorough decoration. was
thrown open to the public last Sunday.
II presented beautiful appearance.
Oscar DePriest had the contract for
the decorating.
DIT J. W. e. Bowen. Of the faculty OF
Cannon Theological school, at Allan
u. Ca. and lecturer for the Methodist
church. is in town, and stopping at
5sIs Armour avenue. He win be here
about two weeks
Miss Hattie Curtis, sister Of Or. A.
n. Curtis. Surgeon-in-Chief OF Freed
Il