The broad ax., 1905-10-21


Miss Mamie Selden, 642s Evans ay
enue, entetained a few friends al
whist "Wednesday evening in honor Of
ar. G. w. Carroll, Of Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. J. Harrison Carr 6452 Evans
ave-, who Is one Of the faithful work
ers In st. Thomas church, Is one OF
the many new readers Of The Broad
A..
Hon. Edward d. Green author of the
AMT Lynching Law OF Illinois," has
presented the writer with a copy of
the Laws Of State Of Illinois enacted
by the Forty-Fourth General Assem-
bly, and we are greatfuIly thankful to
Representative Green for the same.
Thomas j. Webb has In the past
faithfully discharged his duties as one
Of the Drainage Canal Trustees and
there Is not the least doubt In the
minds Of those who are up to the snuff
in politics as to his reelection as a
member Of the Board.
Hon. Lawrence A. Young, who
made a gallant race for one Of the
Superior Court Judgeships in 1900, oc-
cupIes an elegant suite Of law Offices
On the tenth floor Of the Ashland blk,
Mr. Young is a public spirited citizen
and he never deserts his true friends.
Miss May Hamilton, of Bay City,
Mich, has adopted Chicago as her
home. Doubtless she will become one
Of our school teachers as that was her
vacation in Michigan. She will live
with her sister, Mrs. Baker, 3617
Dearborn st.
Captain James s. Nelson, Sth /. N.
G. Regimental Quartermaster, whose
ad. appears in another column of this
paper, owns a nice home at 1862 Wa
bash avenue, which is artistically pre-
sided over by his highly accomplished
wife, Doctor Ida Gray-Nelson.
The Lady Elliott Circle, 1873 C. o. F.,
will give reception in honor of Court
General Robert Elliott, 1895 A. o. F.,
Thursday evening, Oct 26. 1905 at the
beautiful Douglas Club House. The
hall will be tastefulIy decorated with
palms and ferns. N. Clark Smiths
full orchestra will furnish the music
and Smiley will serve
Little Dorothy Perry, youngest
daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. Perry. 1903
Langley ave-, entertained about 30
little friends on Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of her 4th birthday. Many
handsome and useful presents were
received by the happy little hostess
OF her guests.
Miss Minnie Lindell was united in
marriage to. Mr.. Charles Hendricks
last Sunday evening at o'clock at the
home Of the brides parents, 325 e.
9Th street Rev McCoo performed
the ceremony. The newly married
couple will be at home to their friends
at the above number after November
Sth-
Mrs. N. ]. Dohefty GAG Garfield
Blvd. and her little daughter, return
ed home Friday from their European
tour nf four months, They had a de-
lightfuI trip and our: popular towns
man and superintendent Of streets NJ.
J. Doherty extended a royal welcome
to his better half and little daughter.
The officers and members Of the
Triangle and Inner Circle Clubs are
putting forth strong effort to obtain
that 100000 with. which they intend
to endow the "old Folks Home" EV-
cry man and woman In town should
assist them In their noble efforts.
The RED City" an unique enter.
tainment viii be given by the ladies Of
st. Thomas church for the benefit Of
its Remodeling Fund, at smiley's Hall,
rs z ed St, Monday and Tuesday
evening. Oct. So-s1. Admission, one
night, Is cts, two nights IS cts. Mrs.
@. C. Lewis, manager; Mrs. J.. Hook
ley Smiley, assistant manager.
Alderman John A. Richert, il one
Of the valuable members OF the City
Council He Is q hard working mem
Der Of the Judiciary streets and al |
lays South. BdiTdfns Department.
Special Assortment and General Taxa t