The broad ax., 1907-08-31

ladies' at Misses Dove Party" Tues
day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Harris. who
have been residing for some time
past at 1907 Vincennes Ave, have re-
moved to 3151 Forest Ave, where
tney are now comfortably located anil
where they wiH be pleased to sea
Iheir many friends.
Prof. VIM. Emanuel entertaine;
, Prof. A. p. Lewis and Mr.. Chas. PicE-
cit, of Washington. D. c., at a box
Iarty at the Pekin Theatre Saturday
evening. The party also enjoyed al
elaborate supper at the Pekin I'm
-.fe after the show.
DR.. Robert Hardin left Sunday even.
ing for Boston. Mass, where he vii,
represent his order of Foresters in
convention. On his way home the
doctor will visit relatives and friend,
!a Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washing.
ton and New York.
Miss Annabel Clarke. a teacher in
the schools of Jackson, Miss. is
spending a few weeks with relatives
in the Windy City. Miss Clarke -
the fiancee OF DR.. Clarence NJ. Auter.
of Palestine, Ark, formerly OF Chi.
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Linden, 62n..
and Drexel Ave, returned hOms
Thursday morning, from a pleasan,
gisit with the parents of Mrs. Lin
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomfield, Toledo.
Ii, and Mrs. Linden is greatly i'm
proved in health from her months
vacation in the country
Mrs. c. Wilson and Miss Alice Wig
ries will leave Saturday for their
home in New Orleans, La, aftec
sepnding a PLEASANT vacation of FIVE
weeks as the guest OF Miss Arville
Williams. 3427 Dearborn street. The
Indies declare Chicago is the finest
summer resort in the country, and
they have Travelled some.
A Negro preacher addressed his
flock with great earnestness on the
subjct of Miracles" as follows: "My
=, Io.yad friopdS do grraatoSf of oil ,,;-
acles was bout de loaves and fishes.
Dey was FIVE thousand leaves and two
thousand fishes. and de twelve 'pOstles
had to eat 'em all. De miracle is, dey
didn't bust. -EX.
Monday evening a farewell concert
and testimonial was rendered Prof.
and Mrs. N. Clark Smith at Bethe!
church. Some Of the most musica.
people took part in the affair. The
church was well filed. The Sth OF
September Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
depart for Tuskegee, Ala, where the
Professor will become musical instruc-
tor and director of the band in con-
nection with Tuskegee Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Green and Miss
Gladys Williams will leave Chicago
Tuesday for a visit to Niagara Falls
and Buffalo, N. Y, after which as
tie guest Of Mr.. Edward Thompson,
OF Chicago. they will tour central New
York in an automobile, and stop foc
q weeks rest at Mr.. Thompson's stock
Iarm, which is situated about two hun
dred miles from the metropolis of the
State.
The Leland Giants, under the
matchless leadership of Rube Foster,
has been putting it over the All Stars
and other comers this week, except
in one game, which was won by the
All Stars in the series of games which
have come on between these two
crack teams. This coming Sunday
afternoon the Normals will play the
Giants in a hotly contested game at
Auburn Park.
Miss Lottie Smith of New Orleans.
La, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w.
a. Spotsey, 5027 Armour Ave. Miss
Smith has with her a friend, Mrs.
Victorie Newill, also of New Orleans.
A dinner was given In their honor
by Mrs. Spotsey on Friday evening.
Among the other guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stokes. The din
Ter was all that could be desired af-
ter which Mr.. Stokes entertained the
guests by singing some of his finest
and latest selections.