The broad ax., 1905-04-29


best hair-cutters In town.
Edward NJ. Lahiff has returned from
a flying trip to southern California,
and has resumed his duties as City
Collector.
Mrs. jackson Gordon attended serv-
ices at st. Thomas church Sunday
morning and she looked very pretty in
deep mourning.
7. Webster Brown, who is connected
with the law ofices Of Col. Edward
H. Morris, is a charming entertainer
and he takes well with the married
ladies.
The Eighth Regiment, Illinois Ma
tional Guards, will give a grand mill
tary ball at the Seventh Regiment
armory, 18th and Dearborn streets,
Wednesday evening, May 18th.
St Thomas church Sunday morning
looked like a flower garden, and the
beautiful decorations was largely the
work of Mrs. Robert A. Williams, 1914 |
Dearborn street.
Mrs. Jennie E. Lineberger, the
fashionable dressmaker, 3159 State St,
who is a prominent member of Quinn
Chapel, wants to be free and easy.
She is, therefore, suing her husband
for a divorce.
Hon. W. H. Weber, Sec'y of the
Board of Assessors Of Cook County,
can have the loyal support Of The
Broad Ak if he will make the race for
County Treasurer in 1906.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop, 3632 State St,
has been seriously i'll for the past two
weeks, but her many friends will be ;
delighted to learn that under the
watchful care of her doctor, she is re-
gaining her health. ,
Mr.. Robert Redfeld, attorney for ,,
the local board of improvement, has a
new salt and pepper colored spring !
suit, with a broad-rimmed hat and a
imported English overcoat
to match it.
Mrs. Savannah Robinson, 1893 Dear :
born street, attended services at In :
Church Sunday morning. :
She was costumed in a lavender silk
made over taffata and wore lavender. :
lat trimmed in white tips and she
ooked ever so pretty.
Nine. Marion Adams Harris has met
With wonderful success since she has "a
assumed charge Of the choir at Quinn a
,hapel, and the music rendered by ii y,
t the services on Easter Sunday could a.
lot be surpassed by any other choir %
q the city. Rev. D. P. Roberts is ever %
eady to assist and encourage Mrs. 81
Iarris in her choir work, for he appre- W
iates fine music and good singing. ~
Miss Ellen French and Miss Black NJ
lag, the two most popular landladies ~ =:
4 the sporting or the Red Light -
district" were in evidence at the
night Templars' ball at the Coliseum
mex, Monday evening. Miss French Of
ore very beautiful baby blue dress, tn
it'll opera coat and hat to match tls
Miss Black Mag looked very pe
FARMING in her black skirt, white 80
TX waist and her new Easter hat. oh
Easter Sunday the churches were va
led with ladies rugged up in expen- -,
We inery and broadFimmed. outland- sb
b shaped hats. Many of the ladies ia
,ught their new buds on the easy IA
yment or instaIlment plan, and they
ii Just about manage to get them
Id for between this time and next
Ister. =.
Mrs. Margaret Coins, "a 35th street, ot
s the most richly goWned lady at e.
1ding the Knight Templars' ball at TOW
, Coliseum annex, Monday even Pu
!. She wore a costume Of imported cir
TX chiffon, sprinkled with gold span dol
3, which was perfect in its at. An On
FRA coat Of steel gray velvet trim
ID in lambs wool completed her 7
CANT toilet. Cor
Prof. Tivis and his wife, who are 49,
'minent members of st. Thomas Iivs
Irch, have come to the parting of his
ways and they no longer hug and deb
8 each other whenever they meet. and
frie
FRS. Clara z. Bowles, 4765 Dearborn
set who spent the cold winter
nths in southern California, on her y
nm home last week presented the -.
ter with a handsome paper knife alv,
de- Of oraneeWood which Is orna. nm,