The broad ax., 1904-07-16

born ST, entertained 81 an AuernOOn
Tea" Friday the 18th about 30
Iadies-in honor of her guest-Miss
Dora Needham, Of Philadelphia We
had the pleasure of meeting Miss
Needham at the Appomatto1 Club
picnic Monday. She is a fair repre-
sentative Of the Fl. Fs.. Of Philadel-
phia.
Alderman Peter Reinberg, who
cleaned up everything before him in
the 26th ward last spring, is one Of
the most prosperous florists in the
city. He maintains salesroOms at 81
wabash Ave, and with large green
houses at Summerdale, Ill, he is
amply prepared to supply the major
ity of the florists in the city with the
sweetest and the loveliest flowers
that can be produced.
Mrs. Mesala Brown who is a charm
ing looking young widow, and who
received several hundred dollars, be-
gan housekeeping last week at 1923
/ Dearborn ST., and judging from the |
big arm full of groceries lugged into |
Mrs. Browns new home a few days |
ago by Col Lawrence A. Newly, tia
he will be one Of her star boarders
and roomers.
As the Presidential election ap-
proaches, many Of the Afro-American
Republicans are loading up their ora
torical guns to blaze away at Old
one eyed Ben. Tillman, but they
must not fail to take into consider
alton the fact that the unspeakable
savage Of South Carolina, who is the
greatest anarchist in the United
States, "dined with President McKin-
ley, in the White House, jan, LIST,
1901.
Mrs. Noah Davis Thompson.
Mrs. George Cleveland Hall
Mrs. Emily c. Ball.
Miss Hattie NJ Curtis.
Miss Jessie F. Gillespie.
Receiving for-Mrs. Louise Small |
wood-Pickett-Wed. July 10th, four
to seven p. m, at 5736 Rosedale CT.
Thus begins the series of social func-
tons to be given by the Smart Set
of the s. E. section Of the city this
summer. II
Since the death Of Mrs. Alexander
Sullivan, who wrote most Of the bril-
liant editorials for The Chicago ;
Chronicle, that paper has changed its
views on the Race Problem" in the
South, and it is now of the opinion
that the Negro had better remain in
the South, where he is wanted as
long as he is a good white mans
(nigger) and refrain from coming mp :
North where he is spat upon by the I
whites. q
Champ or Chump Clark, and many 4
Of the small Drained politicians who
we're greatly In evidence at the st.
Louis Convention put in all their time
In railing at or aginst the Negro,
and the result IS that they made a
bOtch Of the money. plank, and the {
platform as adopted is silent as TO s
iree silver 16 to 1, and the single p
gold standard, and this fact alone
may cost the party a half million
EOtes, and defeat Judge Parker, and
his running mate, ex-senator Davis, 7
Tor President and vice-President Of :
The United States. &
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. D. French. cor. 4
Grand BOul, and 35th St, Entertained
last Sat. evening, in honor Of their
guest, Mrs. B. BOnderant, of Denver.
Whist was the feature from s.15 to .
lL3O, after which the guests repaired :
10 the spacious and beautifully deco I
rated dining room and enjoyed some q
II the good things which made
French--The Caterer famous.
Among the guests were:
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. c Hall
Dr.. and Mrs.Jos. Kelly.
Dr.. and Mrs. Perry. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah D. Thompson. ?
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin.
Miss Parish, and Miss Bonderant.
John P. Hopkins, and his support
BPS hoored Mayor Carter H. Harrison. !.
md his followers at the St Louis con 4
Tenion, for his Hon, and none Of his
shouters. including Judge Dunno, who
wanted to butt into the fight at the
ast hour we're permitted to SIT in the 3
as delegates. It IA evil Z