The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-06-25


Dearborn street, I'd fat
The Phyllis Wealthy Woman's
Ci1b. gave a very successful japanese
Party last Thursday night at the home
Of Ms. Duke lFcEWen, 1906 Dearborn
street. The house was crowded from
top to the bottom with the many well
Wishers Of the club, and a handsome
sum was realized for it from the Of
japanese ornaments.
Miss Irene Mccoy, the bright little
daughter Of Mrs. Mccoy, 4s1s Dear
born street, recites ever so lovely, and
her services are IN great demand by
many Of the wealthy white ladies who
give high class musicals and literary
entertainments In their elegant homes.
Miss Irsne Is only Is years old and
she is one Of the brightest Afro Amer
lean girls in Chicago.
Saturday evening. July 2, a grand
trolley party win be given by Engle-
wood Lodge No. 1870 G. U. o. o. F.,
to Calumet Grove. The first train win
leave South Park avenue and 6Srd
street at 1880 D. m, the asst train at
500 sharp. Tickets for round trip,
IS cents. Music by N. Clark Smiths
orchestra Prof Hall viii have charge
Of the dancing.
Prof. John J SmanwOOd, President
Of the Temperance. Industrial and
Collegiate Institute at ClarsmOnt, Va,
win speak at Bethel Church Sunday
evening. Prof SmaRWood, who lis
one Of the noted orators in this coun-
try, is a warm friend Of Judge Ric-
kett's, AS La Sale street, and they
VIII spend sometime in chatting over
the friendship formed between them
during their college days.
Former Alderman Nike McIneTny;
defeated Hon n. J. Butler for renom-
nation for the State SenatOTship in
the Fourth Senatorial District John
c. Russell, Both ward, and Isaac Miller,
18th ward were chosen as Representa-
tives. The writer very much regrets
that Senator Butler fell by the way
side for he is honest and knows how
to conduct himself like q gentleman,
and at every stage Of the game The
Broad AK is stiu with him.
twas our pleasure this week TO eau
on Mr.. T. Ashby, who is a member Of
tho firm Of J. ]. Smith and Company,
manufacturing Perfumes, 100 Lake St
and Mr.. Ashby, who is constant sup
porter Of this paper, presented us with
q large bottle Of fine toilet water for
Mrs. Taylor, which she highly appre-
ciates. This Is the season Of the yeat
he Is kept busy In supplying Marshall
Field and Company and the other large
stores with nice things to make people
smell mighty sweet
VIII Crockett, 5OO7 Dearborn street,
who has worked In the postofice for
a long time, died very suddenly last
Thursday. Funeral services were held
over his remains at st. Marks Church,
Sunday morning; interment at Green
wood.
Mrs. Mary Files, 5O13 Dearborn
street, was one Of the many neigh
bors who put forth her best efforts
to asst Mrs. Crockett during his Ill
ness, and it always caused him to feel
happy whenever she ran in to wait on
him.
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The I. B. ". Club. which is CON-
posed Of the most brilliant Afro-Amer-
lean women in this city, conducted a
high class musical at the commOdious
home Of Mrs.. Shives. 214 4. % St Mrs.
Fanny Clint-HaI had charge Of the pro
gram; the singing by Miss Nellie To-
Ter, the Young Ladies' ouartette and
BY the others. who participated in 1t
was simply superb. Mrs. COrdelia
West, President Of the club, and the
other ladies connected with It. deserve
3 great amount Of credit for getting up
such q high class musical entertain
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