The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-09-01

Green and James Newsom. After
dinner tales" were told by each Of the
guest and a real jolly time was spent
Miss A. NJ. Williams, assistant Su-
perintendent Of the Dumas Scho
St Louis, Mo-, spent the past two
| weeks in this city as the guest of
Mrs. w. NJ. Shelby, 422 e. 45th ST..
Miss williams returned to her home
Monday evening.
Rumor has it that many OF our bat
chelor boys became engaged to visit
| ing girls during the summer. PROT
bly, that accounts for the great
amount Of interest the boys are TAX
ing in SOLITAIRE diamonds, house rents.
ETC., etc.
On Saturday afternoon from To
o'clock Mrs. Edw. Shanklin and sis
ter Miss Laura French 64I0 st. Law
renee ave-, entertained sixteen visit
ing ladies at whist An elaborate
luncheon was served. Miss Small.
wood Of Washington won first prize.
Institutional Church 1926 Dear
born street, August, 1906. Tine
Class in Millinery will begin its
work the first OF September. The
cost for complete instructions is In
the reach Of all. Day Nursery Is IN
operation every day but Sunday from
$3.50 a. m. to $50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, New
Orleans, La, who are old school
mates of Mr.. George Warner 1928
Dearborn street, have been visiting
for some time Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Seldom 5O17 Armour ave-, They left
for their southern home Thursday
evening. For over twenty three
years Mr.. Smith has been employed
in the Postofice in New Orleans.
Saturday evening September 9Th. a
grand barbecue will be given in the
basement of St Marks church 47th
and State street, to assist in rails.
ing money for a new church building.
A cordial invitation is extended to its
many friends to be present at this
occasion. A Boyd chairman, L. Woods
assistant.
Doctor ]. Arthur Cotton 233 22nd
St, cor Dearborn, has recently Dur
chased one Of the latest new improved
X-Ray machines. which he has in.
stalled in his well fitted up Offices and
Doctor Cotton and Doctor w. A
Buckner 18th and Armour ave-. so far
are the only two Afro-American doc
tors in this city to own these ma
chimes.
For her daughter Gladys. Mrs. NJ.
A. Williams 661S Vernon ave. Mon
day afternoon entertained about thir
ty little misses in honor Of little
Clarece Morsell of Baltimore, Md.
who with her mother Mrs. VIM. Nor
sell is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Green 343 W. 47th st. Games
and dancing on the lawn was induIR-
ed in by the young folks from 3 to 7
o'clock.
Col. William J. Bryan was accorded
a grand reception in New York CITY
Thursday, on arriving there from his
tour around the world, by thousands
Of distinguished men from all parts
OF the country, and on his arrival in
this city September 4th, the same
warm and enthusiastic reception
awaits him, and at the present time
the indications are that he will be
nominated and elected President or
the United States in 1908.
Rev. l. N. Daniels, who has had
charge OF the A. NJ. E. Church. Evans
ton, Ill, for the past four years. has
many devoted friends who would like
A-AI SSACSNCu do OuG the IRE
siding Elders. The church at Evanston
struggled for twenty years without
owning one dollars worth of property.
but under the stewardship Of Rev.
Daniels, it now owns $1,000 worth of
property free Of debt, and as he Is
a good business man, he would make
a bang-up presiding elder.
There win be given at the Institu-
tional Church, Ss25 Dearborn street, a
grand Fan Festival from September
10 to September II. Each night an
interesting program. Thursday night
to be called The Mans Night. All On
the program viii be furnished by the |
men. Also the serving win be by the |
men. The Church Is to be decorated,
and a grand time Is anticipated. Alt |
mission 10 cents. Season tickets Is |
cents. The object Of the entertain
menk e IN raiaa funds g. H. oott,t