The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-08-11

dav evening at the home Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs Seay 6O43 Loomis ST., Music aid
dancing was the order Of the evening
and every body had happy time.
Attorney William G. Anderson, 10
II, Sale street. Tflo bought fine home
for his family not so long ago at sos
Fast 18th street. continues to do
business even If this IS the vacation
season for the judges or the courts.
DR.. A John Thomas V. S. OF Lex
i,gton. Ky. is visiting his sister Mrs.
Tossje Blair. Or. Thomas IS about 70
give up his large practice in Licking
ten to practice in the north or wesS
where manhood" commands more
Iespect than skin color.
The midsummer lawn fete and dane
ing party to be given at Mrs }. HartS'
,,,6 Wabash avenue. "Wednesday even
1 90 Ayp. 18th. under the auspices OF
The Woman's Aid an Auxiliay to the
Old Folks Home, 6Io Garfield boule-
,-,rd promises to be a grand success.
Prof w. Kempcr Harreld, oo2o
Champlain avenue, is member OF the
Bachelors Club. and he can always
find money to take in all the swell
functions given by the four h'iI'oreu'
but Judging from the way he cleaned
rs IN for FIVE dollars, he dislikes 10
nay his honest debts.
Miss Nora Comerford, the aniaoie
and efficient cashier and book-keeper'
for John ]. Dunn. wholesale and retail
dealer in coal and wood, 5Ist street ana
Armour avenue, resumes her duties
Monday morning after spending her
,,.o weeks vacation at South Haven
Mich.
Now that Col. Edward H. Morris has
become a prominent member OF the
Oou1-and-Out Club and is a political
de,d cock in the pit in the Second
ward If is safe to say hereafter the
Old Church Harlot Organ, will not
rim his cut in its columns each and
every week.
The picnic given Monday afternoon
and evening at Rasch's Grove, by the
Old Settlers Club. was largely ATTENDED
aud II was in every way the finest and
the most successful one so far gwen by
;,s members. and each and every one
who wended their way to the grove
greatly enjoyed the outing.
Col John R. Marshall $3.50 Calumet
ave-. gave an informal reception at Dis
residence to his Host and Hostesses
Mr. and Mrs. Pickett. Miss Small
wood Of Washington, d. C.. Do. NC.
Kassick, W. r. Sobers and MISS AT
mold were present. A game OF whist
concluded the programme.
At the luncheon given by Mrs. Dan
iel II. Williams 40 E. 42nd ST. sat
urdav afternoon the following LADIES
were entertained Mines. A. W. Will
Iiams, Mary A. Williams, j. Alien
Nontrose Rankin. Misses Nellie Temp
kins. Margaret Bryan Of BALTIC. Nd
and Miss Lottie woodford of Atlanta
Ga.
At the recent convention of photo
praphers of Pennsylvania, Delaware
MARYLAND and the District OF Columbia
the work of Mr.. Daniel Freeman,
Colored photographer of Washington
d. C, received a high per cent above
the average required. and was hung IN
special salon amidst the work Of some
Of the finest professionals of this coun-
try.
William Robinson, 1922 La Sale |
street. has had charge OF the 22nd
Street Police Station for more than
twelve wears and so far he has never
been before the trial board, for violat-
ing any of the rules of the police de-
partment, which fact speaks volumes
for the honesty and the clear-headness
of Mr.. Robinson
The musical and dance given las
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Bry-
ant and Miss Davis Of Nashville
Tenn. by Mr.. Hugh Buchanan and his
sister was one of the finest social af-
fairs of the season, there was mu-
steal talent to let and everybody who
was called on to do a stunt" did 1t
so artistically that the strangers Wis
iting in the city wondered why Chica-