The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-08-05

l. Fossett and wife Joliet III. After
the dinner the party visited The
White City and returned to their
bones Sunday night.
Mrs. Hattie Claybrook who, with
her husband, owns a nice home at
55l5 Ingleside avenue. is a prominent
member of the Coral Study Club. and
she is making money in the millinery
BUSINESS.
Mrs. Tom Cole, one OF the wealth
lest leaders Of the smart set Of
Louisville, KY, is visiting her friend
Mrs. Rudolph Shafer, 1921 okenwald
avenue. She will remain In the city
two weeks.
Alderman Peter L. HOFFMAN, Is
another one Of the City Fathers who
will attend to his knitting during the
vacation season, for he claims that
Chicago is a good enough summer
resort for him.
Mrs. E. ]. Cowen and Miss Frances
H d. Parker Of ST. Louis Mo. after
a pleasant visit Of three weeks with
their friend Mrs. James H. Harris
4764 Armour ave. returned to their
home Wednesday.
Alderman Henry L. Flick will spend
his vacation in Chicago in looking
after the interest of his constituents.
and as he wants a race for his money,
he will expend most of his time each
week in perusing The Broad AK.
Mrs. DR.. Alexander Lane, 1S9 E.
goth street, is a jealous worker in
Quinn Chapel. She is full Of race
pride and thoroughly believes that en-
terprises set on foot by the race
should receive unstinted support.
When a husband chastises his wife
for some shortening the first thins
she will say is: Look here, Niger,
| can 90 to Chicago and be a white
Iady's maid, and l am not going to be
bossed by you."-The Palladium, st
Louis, Mo.
The Organ Club of st. Mary's
Church, 18th and Dearborn streets.
gave a delightful and successful en-
tertainment Wednesday evening at
the pleasant home of Mrs. E. Louise
Austin, 1853 Armour avenue.
The Prairie State Club will give Its
first annual outing at Rasch's Grove,
18th street and Bond avenue, Monday
evening, August 7th, Tor the benefit
Of visiting strangers. Prof. n. Clark
Smith will furnish the music for the
dancing. Admission 25 cents.
William H. Baker is one Of the
true blue Republican candidates who
should be reelected as a member Of
the Sanitary Board, for he is a clean
business man and is deserving OF the
united support of all decent and hon.
orable citizens.
Alderman John ]. Bradley will be
a four-time winner in the race as a
member Of the Sanitary Board, for
his loyal .Afro-Ameridan friends in
the Both ward and all over Cook
County will assist to roll up a HAND
some majority for him on the day OF
election.
Mrs. ]. B. oliver. of Brazil. Ind,
and Miss Frances Murphy, of Balti-
more, Nd, are the guests of Mrs.
Mary A. William and Mr.. Noah D.
Thompson, 6542 Champlain avenue.
They are respectively the aunt and
sister of the late Mrs. N. d. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. ]. H. Lapsley, teacher in the
public schools Of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived in the city last Saturday and
will make an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Shelton, and her neice,
Mrs. s. A. McElwee, 1853 Forest ave.
Attorney Edward E. Wilson, 113
Adams street, Room 3s7, says that
without the least doubt The Broad Ak
is the best and the most progressive
newspaper published in the interest
Of the Afro-American race in Chi
cago."
John @. Grant is one Of the oldest
best known and most highly respected
Afro-Americans in Chicago. At his
real estate once, 119 LaSalle street,
he nogotiates loans and transacts
much other business for many Of the
substantial members of the white
race.
Miss Zoe Graves, of Council Bluffs,
who has been attending the Illinois
University, and Mr.. Geo. Young, of