The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-04-21


restville avenue, left Tuesday for Omahi
where he will organize the Elks' lodge.
The Appomat;ox Club entertained q.
number OF their friends with a dancing
party at the club quarters Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Fannie Sp.int, of Des MONIES,
spent seevral days in the city last week
the guest of Mrs. James Fuller 81 Lea
vitte street.
Mrs Carrie Lewis and daughter, who
have been spending a few weeks IN
Vicksburg, Miss, returned to the city
Monday.
Mr. Frank Harper, of Washington, D
C., is spending a week in the city, visit
ing his fathe-, Mr. Wood Harper. 1850
Langley avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Horace S. Graves have
removed from Des Monies, Ia, to ST
Paul, Mimi, where he will continue his
1obo!s on behalf of his Lord.
Justice Theodore c. Mayer is stir
favored by the great majority of the
leaders of the Democratic party for one
of the municipal judgeships.
The graduate nurses of Provident
Hospital entertained a few of their
friends with an informal dancing party
at Freer Home Tuesday night.
Attorney Walter NJ Farmer, I55
Washington street, returned to the city
Monday morning after spending Sunday
at his former home. St Louis, Mo.
Mrs A. J. Humphrey of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting her friends, Mrs.
George Hunter, Mrs. F. Wallace and
Sadie Scott, SOTO Fifth avenue
Colonel and Mrs. A. D. Cash, 1883
Douglas boulevard, are the proud par
ents of bouncing nine-pound baby boy,
which arrived at their home last week
James ]. Gray, the new clerk of the
Circuit Court, has resigned as master
in chancery for Judge Kersten, who has
selected Mr.. Gray's law partner, NJ. J.
Moran, to succeed him.
The Fannie Hall-Clint Dramatic Club
will give select program at the Berean
Baptist church, 4838 Dearborn street,
Monday evening, April 20, for the bene-
FIT of the church. Admission rs cents.
The ball given by a number of Chi
cago's young men at Douglas club house
Easter Monday night. was largely attend
ed by a large number of the pleasure
seeking class of our city. Many beauti-
full gowns were worn by the young
ladies present.
Frank Jansen, manager for Alderman
Henry L. Flick, SO w. 18th street, who
IS the owner of the fast race horse.
E. c. Runte, bet 100 on his trotter the
first of this week, and he won at IS to
and IN one shot Mr. Jansen came out
fifteen hundred dollars ahead of the
sports
Thomas Gallagher, who is one of tn.
most popular citizens on the West Side,
is away in the lead in his race for the
nomination for Congress- in the Eighth
District and if it is left to the voters
at the primaries. and not the party
bosses, he viii be the choice of tht con-
vention.
At the Pei.in Saturday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs Claude Alex
ander, Mr.. James Newsou and Miss
Lindsey occupied one of the lower boxes.
The ladies being attired so as to form
beautiful party while enjoying the per
Torrance
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Carter gave an
at home" Sunday afternoon in honor of
Miss E Kezee and Mr. and Mrs. Mon
noe Of Quincy, Ill The occasion was
also sihonsewarming of the beautiful
residences which Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
have purchased and magni6centIy fur
nished at 100 East Thirty-second street
airs. Eliza Tucker grandmother of
lawyer ]. Cray Lucas Go champIain |
avenue, died suddenly Saturday night,