The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-02-03

There were many private theatre
parties" last week 20 hear "Black
Patti" and her company or Trouba-
doris.
Miss Marie Berry viii give a reel
tation at the twentieth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs Moses Rat
cliff Feb. goth.
Mrs. Sadie Scott has removed from
135 W. Fifty-irst street to 5010 Fifth
avenue, where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
Alderman Thomas Carey, who will
soon move into his elegant mansion
on Grand boulevard, returned to the
city this morning from California.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, S13O Ada
street, arrived home last night from
Pontiac, III, where she has been for
several weeks assisting to conduct re-
vival meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyle, a newly married
couple Of Terre Haute, Ind, who have
come to this city to reside, are tenn
porarily stopping with Mrs. Minnie
Bishop, 1892 State street.
Mrs. Lucy Evans, mother of Mrs
Edward s. Miller, 3642 Wabash aven-
ne, arrived in the city last week from
her home in Winchester, KY, and she
win remain with her daughter until
she regains her health.
Mrs. Charles T Yerkes' marriage to
Wilson Afizner in New York City this
week, whose mulh-millionaire hus-
band has been dead less than one
month, has proven herself to be a
very warm baby.
Doctor d. z Burrows, 1921 State
street, has one Of the finest suite Of
doctors ofiees in this city. They are
modern in every respect, and Doctor
Burrows wears a smile all the time
while tending to the wants of his nu-
merous patients.
The members and friends Of st.
Thomas church will tender a testi-
monial to Rev. Walter Rollin Davis
at Douglas Club House, 1916 Ellis
avenue, Monday evening, Feb. 5th.
Music by Prof N. Clark Smith. It
promises to be a very enjoyable az
fair. Admission 25 cents.
Edward Carroll seems to be Having
everything his own way in his race
for Alderman in the Thirty-frst ward,
for last Sunday a meeting was held
at Sixty-frst and Morgan streets
which was attended by more than a
thousand of his friends and taxpay-
ers, and to all appearances Mr.. Car
roll will be the winner at the pri-
maries
Miss Blanche Wright has accepted
Of a position as stenographer for A.
P. Perrigo, Democratic candidate for
Alderman in the Second ward. AS
Miss Wright is well known and ex-
ceedingly popular, she will win many
influential voters over to the, side of
Mr.. Perrigo, who proposes to contest
every inch Of the ground between now
and election day with Alderman
Dixon.
Doctor Allen A. Wesley has contrib
uted a very fine article to the Febru-
airy number of The Tomorrow Maya
zine, published at 22SS Calumet
avenue, on The Niagara Movement"
It is worth anyone's time to read it
and the Tomorrow Magazine should
be extensively perused by Afro-Amer-
leans, for its editors and managers
are broad-gauge in their views, and
they permit the discussion Of live sub
Iects or questions in the columns Of
heir magazine.
Electa Chapter No. /, o. E s., held !
is regular monthly meeting last Fri
lay evening A large number of the
memoirs were present, it being the |
irst meeting Of the new year.
An excellent report was made Of |
asst years work, and after the reg
liar routine Of business, the remain
Ter Of the time was devoted to
peech-making by the several visitors
resent amer which the present Roy
! Matron. Mrs. Elizabeth Horn. in .