The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-09-02

SISTER mrs. Dr. ferby Of Memphis,
Tenn.
E. NJ. Martin, Atlanta, Ga, Cor.
Sec'ty, Of Gate City Branch No 172
N. A. l. C. passed through the city
this week to attend the first biennial
session Of the Letter Carriers Union
at Portland. Ore.
Mrs. VIM. Emanuel and sons Har-
rison and Floyd have returned from
their visit to Atlantic City and New
York. They like eastern cities Ito
visit" but want Chicago for easy
life and comfort"
The peace negotiations between Rus
sia and Japan have come to an end:
and the Car and his subjects are not
so well pleased with the outcome of
it, for it appears that the little ungod-
ly "Japs" got the best of the bargain.
The Woman's Aid Society, will re-
peat their picnic and dance for the
benefit Of the Old Folks Home at
Rasches Grove Thursday evening.
Sept. z. Admission % cents, now is
the accepted time to help the Old
Folks Home.
The young ladies OF st. Thomas
church, gave dancing party Thursday
evening at the home of Miss L. Tyler
ZIG Langley ave-. The following were
among the many young ladies present:
Misses Deborah White. Pres: Corinne
Wilson, Mable Wilson, Virgie Gibson,
Ethel Wiley, Maud Johnson, Beulah
Medley, Louise Tyler, Lizzie Jones.
The Romp Club will give their first
performance at Tattersalls 18th and
Dearborn streets, Monday evening
September 4. Music by the Sth Regi.
ment Band AMI Orchestra. Dancing
will be the leading feature of the eve
ming. Prof. J. w. Hall, pEompter: Col.
r. A. Ware, president; W NJ Dickey.
oCNlCNdls
Mrs. C. H. Anderson, 1906 Langley |
ave, entertained a hundred guests at
an informal Tece1 On Saturday Aug
ust &c, from to p. m. Mrs. Max
well wife of Consul General Maxwell,
Miss Matte Maxwell, her daughter,
and Mrs. Geo. H. Jackson, were the |
honored guests. The ladies were re- |
splendnnt in srperb gowns. Mr.. John
French served
Justice ]. X. Prindiville who knows /
no person on account of the color of |
their skin, imposed a fine of 5000.
Monday morning at the Harrison street
Police Station on Arnold Woolff a
white gentleman residing at 1856 For
ave-, for attempting to mash
Mrs. Anna Kennedy and Afro-Ameri-
can lady residing at 1S43 w. 9th
street.
The Knights of PythianS returned
from Pittsburg the first of the week
Many Of them were ignorant Of the
bad reports made of them through
one of our daily papers. They all
declare their was nothing to the Mil (
er shooting incident as reported. Mr..
Miller should take steps to bring the
paper to time. For such reports will
10 him and his order more harm than
good
The song recital given at Bethel
church August 2S, by Mr. Franc ID.
Glenn Of Oberlin, was well attended
BY Chicago's upper set. Mr.. eileen
sings his high class collection of
pretty songs with much feeling and
superb expression. The only fault the
audience could find was that his voice
acked volumes. Mrs. Viola Spikes
Kitchens performance upon the piano
was simply grand and Mr.. Felix F.
Weir's playing of the violin was as it
always is exquisite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Weaver 3144
indiana ave-, on last Monday eve
hing entertained in honor of their
guest. Miss Lettie Shields of BALTIC.
Mrs. Mary A. Williams and daughter
iladys and Mrs. Rosa Lively. In a
arge electric automobile the party
made a tour of the South Side parks
the breezes of Lake Michi-
IAN after which refreshments were
erved at the Washington Park re-
ectory. Miss Shields left for her
Iome Thursday declaring Chicago her
uture home.
The Most worshipful st. Johns
irand Lodge of A. F. & A. Masons
f the state of Illinois and jurisdiction
meet in annual communication on last
tuesday evening, and after transact
ng much important business the fol-
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