The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-07-29

Jackson, Kelly, johnson, SnoWoen, NC
AIister, ct al, will spend Sunday at
Birds Eye Park.
Alderman NJ. thinner, left Thursday
evening for his farm In La Sale Coun-
ty, where he will spend a few days
in looking alter his crops.
Rev. Mrs. Matte Johnson, 1925 Dear
born St., after long spell Of sickness,
is rapidly regaining her health much
to the delight of her many friends.
B. F. Moseley, attorney, was COM
PEELED to have Bailiff Jno. O'Neill ar
rested for assault and battery. Mr..
Moseley will fight better legally than
fstic.
Mrs. Henry Dickson, 1886 Wabash
ave-, left Saturday for Denver, Colo,
to attend to her mothers property,
also to visit her uncle, Mr.. Isaac
Gilmore.
Miss Efie V. Hoffman, recent grad
uate of Providept Hospital, leaves for
Nashville, Tenn, next week where she
has been appointed Superintendent of
Mercy Hospital there.
Mrs. Clara B. Barley, 1857 Ellis
ave-, entertained six ladies at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
DR.. Wedby, Of Louisville, Ky. Eight
courses were served.
The Appomatox Club picnic was a
financial and social success. Nineteen
coaches was necessary to accommo-
date the crowd and everybody en-
joyed themselves highly.
Miss Georgia Williams, of Clarks-
dale. Miss, and Miss Minnie York, OF
Springfield, Ill, are spending a few
weeks in the city registered at The
Wilson House, 3211 Wabash ave.
Joseph H. Hudlun, who has charge
Of the Board of Trade Building,
knows how to save his money, and
he is the owner of fine farm over in
Michigan, and a nice bank account.
Mrs. Hunter, of Detroit, Mich, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wal
lace, 5131 La Sale ST., and in company
with her friend, Mrs Sadie Scott, 135
W. 51st St, will leave for her home
this morning.
One of the so-called leaders Of the
smart set, who is a prominent mem
Der of three or four ladies' clubs, says
that perhaps later on she will pre-
scribe or send in her prescription to
The Broad AK"
1t seems that the constitutional
amendment DISTINGUISHING Negroes is
doomed TO defeat in Maryland. The
Evening News of Baltimore publishes
long list of names Of prominent
democrats who will vote against It.
Mrs. Chas. E. Bentley, 354 41st ST.,
entertained twelve ladies at whist, on
Saturday afternoon, July %, in honor
Of Miss Prima Fitzbutler, of Louisville,
Ky. Mrs. Lolita Washington Jeffer-
son and Mrs. Jennie Claven Avendorf
were the lucky prize winners.
Mrs. Louise Webb, 4712 Armour
ave-, will leave this evening for Rock
Island, ILL.,, where she will attend the
sessions Of the Grand Court OF the
Order Of Eastern Star, which convenes
in that city next Tuesday. She will be
absent ten days.
Mrs. Lizzie White was on Saturday
evening united in marriage to Mr..
Walter Sullivan, by Rev. George Dun
can, at the home of Mrs. Walker, STAT
Grove ave. Only a few friends wit
messed the ceremony. The bride and
groom viii reside at the above number.
The outing at Rache's Park on Tues
day evening under the management Of
Mrs. Geo. C. Hall, was quite a success
as usual. 1t was given In honor of the
strangers visiting in the city. About
40 couples danced to the strains of
N. Clark Smiths orchestra.
Mrs. w. Terence Corbin, 736 North
Park ave-, whose husband has charge
OF several fiat buildings in that neigh
borhood, is highly cultivated lady;
she is an honor not only to the wo-
men of the race, but to the women
hood Of all races, and we are proud
to number Mrs. Corbin among the
many new admirers of The Broad Az.
Target practice has been In full
progress at Fort Sheridan every day
this week, and Corporal Henry Scarsce
of the oath Infantry, Company K, has |
bested all his white associates and
competitors in such practice. In other
u 0rda he has hoaf all raoo-l. l. -