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

Miss Ophelia Garrett and Miss Ollie
Simms, who have been visiting the
city the guests Of Mrs. Turnbal. 7G4
e. And street, returned to their homes
in ST. Louis August 18th.
Great preparations are being made
by the Baptist churches for the en-
tertainment Of the delegates to the S.
s. Convention to take place in this
city the first week in September.
Mr.. Maxwell of St Louis of the firm
of Sexton & Maxwell, photographers,
spent a few days in the city last
week He has established a Chicago
branch at 301s State street.
Alderman ]. C. Patterson has COM
pletely recovered from his long spell
of sickness and his numerous friends
are greatly pleased to see him around
the City Hall again.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hamilton, 6516 Evans
avenue, entertained fifty ladies We'd
nesday afternoon and evening in hon.
or of her sister, Mrs. Jackson, Of
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. James E. Thompson, 70 E. 22nu
street, entertained Mrs. Mary Wilt
ans, Mrs. Rosa Lively and Mrs. Flo
renee Woodward at lunch Wednesda,
afternoon.
Miss Lou Hamilton, school teacher
of Bay City, Mich, will return to her
home the first of next week after an
eight weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Jackson, 3617 Dearborn street.
D. A. Bethea, the able President
of the St. Mark Literary, is progress
ing nicely, with his Colored Peoples
Blue Book and Business Directory, anu
it will be ready for delivery by Sep
TENDER LIST.
Mr.. Alfred Anderson, song composer
and secretary of the Provident Hos
pital, will leave for New York on bust
ness about the first of next week Hi
brother, DR.. H. d. Anderson, will &C
company him.
Miss Frances Murphy of Baltimore,
Md, after a ten days visit with Mrs
NJ. Williams, 1852 Champlain avenue,
left Chicago Monday for Brazil, Indi-
ana, to be the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
oliver until September 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Clark
Of New Orleans, are visiting the
city stopping at 1923 Wabash avenue.
Miss Bertha Thomas of 1880 Dear
born street, is very i'll at Provident
Hospital.
Mrs. C. L. Maxwell Of Xenia, O., wife
Of Hon. C. L. Maxwell, ex-council gen.
eral of San Domingo, is in the city the
guest of Mrs. c. H. Anderson, 42O6
Langley avenue. Miss Minnie Max
well will join her mother on the 22nd
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lawrence Lee, 1850
Drexel avenue, gave a whist party
Wednesday evening in honor of her
niece Miss Mason, Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, the first prizes were won by
Mrs. Edward S. Miller, and Mrs.
George c. Hall, an elegant luncheon
was served by the hostess.
Sandy s. Butler, 4731 Armour ay.
enue, passed on over into the next
world Sunday evening. Funeral SER
vices were held at ST. Marks church
18th and State streets, Thursday af-
which were conducted by
Revs. Vaughan and Woods, his re-
mains were laid to rest in lakewood.
John Henderson, the desperate char
acter who assaulted Attorney ]. Gray
Lucas lately, in the hallway leading
into his Office, 167 Dearborn street, |
has been arrested and he will have a
hearing before Justice John r. Cav
srly at the Harrison street police Sta
ion Monday morning.
II you are entertaining a visitor, |
notify the Society Editor" of The |
Broad Ak, 5040 Armour avenue, and
We will let the folks know about II
through our Chips column which is
80 eagerly looked through and read |
more than any other paper in Chi |
ago.
Mrs. Henri Woode and children, who |
nave been the guests of Mrs. ]. Q.
Grant, 1892 Wabash avenue and Mrs.
Ruben Brooks and Mrs. Jefferson, the |
guests Of Mrs. Smith, 1898 Wabash av-
,nue, all Of whom are from Vicksburg,
Mss, left the city the 18th to spend |
i month In Waukesha, Wis.
Mrs n Snou,dan ing w gle.