The broad ax., 1905-09-30

than expressed my sentinsnNs In
lation to the affair"
Mr. T. Alfred Anderson clerk OF
Prov. Hospt. arrived home after a
pIeasant visit in the east, his father
Mr.. C. H. Anderson, Joined him IN
ST Louis, where they spent few
days with DR.. Geo. Anderson.
Miss Lillian Medley. who has been
visiting friends in Council Bluffs. Iowa
for the past two months, has returned
to Chicago. and is living at 1858 West
Goth Place.
Prof. n. Clark Smith, Miss Arville
williams, Miss Gertrude, Jackson, Mrs.
Patti E. Brown, Miss Irene Howard,
Miss Eudora Fisher, Mr.. Felix Weir.
Mr.. George w. Henderson, and Mrs.
Shelly Grant, will take part in a mus
ical. to be given at Grace Presbyter-
ian church 3409 Dearborn ST., Monday
evening Oct. End, for the benefit of
Samuel ID. Howard. who has been
! sick for long time. Admission 25
cents. jackson Gordon, manager.
The Reception rendered to Rev. J.
w. Robinson of Covington, KY. last
Friday evening by Mrs. Louise Mont
gomery, 4743 Shields ave-, was a very
fine affair and was largely attended.
The decorations for the occasion were
in keeping with the equisitie taste OF
the charming hostess, which consist
ed of palms and choice cut flowers.
The elaborate luncheon served to
those who gathered around the ban
quet table was simply elegant.
Benjamin Clark, departed this life
last, Thursday, at his late residence.
1856 Dearborn ST., and his body was
taken to his birthplace for burial.
Granda, Miss, accompanying his wife
was Mamie Clark, were his brothers
Mr.. James Clark and wife Of 4747
Dearborn St, and Dan Clark who
came from their home for the re-
mains. All left with the remains last
Friday evening at $50. for his boy
hood home, Granda, Miss.
Rev. Father NJ. J. Dorney. the eio-
quent and influential pastor OF st. Ga
brel's church, 45th and Wallace st., is
one Of the most popular Divines in the
Town of Lake. For twenty six years
he has presued his labors in the same
parish and from nothing he has built
up his church and school which has
more than thirteen hundred pupils
until it is one of the largest in the
city, and by his Straightforward con-
duct, Father DOrney is highly es
teemed by all classes Of his fellow
citizens.
Monday evening the City Council
re-convened in regular session after
its long vacation and the following
new appointments were made by Ma
yor Dunno.
Andrew NJ. Lynch. superintendent
of bridewell institutions, vice John J.
Sloan, resigned.
Cyril r. Jandus. member of the
board of local improvements, vice An
drew NJ. Lynch, resigned.
Charles H. Callahan. police magis
trate at Hyde Park, vice NJ. J. Quinn,
deceased.
Frank Foster, police magistrate at
South Chicago, vice Justice Callahan.
Representative Edward d. Green, in
behalf of his splendid work in the
Legislature at Springfield last winter.
in securing the passage Of the Anti
Lynching Bill which has BECOME n
part of the organic law of the State
of Illinois, was rendered a reception
at Olivet Baptist church. Thursday
evening, and the following program
was rendered:
Music, Piano solo: Call TO Order
Hon. Oscar DePriest; Invocation. Rev.
E. ]. Fisher; Introduction Of the
chairman Of the evening, Hon, E. II.
Wright; music, Imperial Quartette;
Our Representatives in the LegisIa-
ture, Maj. ]. c. Buckner; Public Sen
timent and Law. Rev. A. ]. Carey;
Music, Imperial Quartette; Citizenship
and Legislation, A. H. Roberts; Anti
Lynch Law Statutes, Mrs. |. B. w.
Barnett; Trials of a Law-maker, Hon.
Edward d. Green.