The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-12-08

MESS JONI Lenett and W. R. Sobers
will spend a portion of the aoid.r~
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hardy 1aqO
West 59th ST., will celebrate tbo,.
china wedding Saturday evening ~
cember 18th.
Mrs. Moses Ratcliff 1850 Dearbor-.
ST., Thursday evening Novemb4r
gave an old fashioned quilting nar,r
In honor of her many friends
President ROosevelt's Message.
1t applies to the Negro. will 10 ~.
topic for discussion at the Literary
goth and Dearborn St, at fonr
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. c. d. Higgins, dramatic reader
will give a sermon in recitations =,
the Institutional Church Sunday evo-
ming 7:45 p. m. Rev. II. E Stewar,
will preach at 1915 a. m.
A large number attended the 18th
anniversary of The Workers Of Thu
King" at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Stewart 1924 Vernon ave last
Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Hart who returned to
Chicago from Indianapolis Thursday
morning was in the evening entertain.
ed with a small party of friends at
dinner by Mr.. W. R. Sobers 5GO6 Lake
ave.
1t was indeed very distastefuI to
US to have DR.. Charles E. Bentley
who seems to act like a coward and
trimmer tagging around after us dur
ing the last days of our fight on Ben
jafhin r. Tillman.
While the Peace meeting was in full
blast in Bethel Church Sunday after
noon DR.. Bentley. wanted TO know if
we had a copy of the last issue of
The Broad Ak in our pocket. as though
we were so poor that We had to ped
die papers on an occasion Of that
kind like some of those connected
with the Old Harlot Church Organ.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Barnett 1924 Rhodes ave-, was the
scene OF a brilliant reception last
Sunday evening from 4 to where a
large number of folks had been invit.
ed to meet Mr.. S. COlridge Taylor and
Mr.. Harry Burleigh who starred at
the Pekin Theatre, Monday and Tues
day evenings.
In honor of Mrs Eliza Dishman Of
Denver, Colo, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
R. Brown 664O Evans ave-, entertain
ed at the residence of Mrs. ]. W. Ly-
ons 1929 Vernon ave. A large number
Of friends, with music, cards, and
dancing Thursday evening, the 9th
Mrs. Dishman and her hostess were
formerly of Kansas City, Mo, where
they hired with each other in leading
the social smart set"
The Sunday morning prior TO call
ing on Mayor Dunno, Dr. Bentley who
labors under the impression that he
Is the boss Of all the common COlored
people In town" severely condemned
US right in the lecture room in Bethel
Church in the presence of J. Max
Barber, for devoting so much OF the
space In the columns of this paper to
Senator Tillman, all the time claiming
that "he, Little Boo. Taylor. who mis-
represents the Colored people in the
ONCE Of the Board of election com
missioners. and an old rotten skunk
from Baltimore, had a secret under
standing with Mrs. c. P. Woolley' Mrs'
Keller. and several other ladies c
nected with the Chicago Union Hos
Dital to the effect that Senator TIL
man would not touch on the Negro IN
any manner. shape or form in his lee
ture on Cuba In Orchestra Hall Tues
day evening, November 27th." Wno
said rats! but during the meeting III
Bethel Church Sunday afternoon, IT.
Bentley who is not half as wise as
he thinks he is. made more noise anu
shouted louder and longer than any
one else on the platform. as the va
rious speakers heated up his due
bI6odI
R1rniahAd PooTT1 IN Rent.