The broad ax., 1909-08-07
building and his law ofHces are ele-
gantly appointed in every way.

western Veneer Company, o. and 90
West Adams street, corner of Jeffer-
son; is proving himself to be, one
among the many successful business
men IN Chicago.
Mrs. ]. ]. Manley. the well known
Flower girl, who has for a long time
resided at 1858 State street, has re
moved to 3oo7 Dearborn street, where
she will be pleased to receive her many
friends, Phone Douglas, 1869.
Mrs. John A. Kirk, wife Of Prof.
Jno. A. Kirk, A. M, and principal
Of the Normal Department Of Paul
Quinn College. Waco, Tex, is visit
ing her friend Mrs. George T. Kersey,
sos Cornell ave.
Misses Ernestine and Ethel Brent
two OF Washington, d. C.'s popular
young school teachers, cousins Of
DR.. Claude Bell are the guests OF
Mrs. Gertrude Hancock Carter and
Daughter, Miss Connie, S424 Dearborn
st
Mrs. Booker T. Washington was ten
dered an informal luncheon al the Hull
House, last Tuesday afternoon. Later
as the guest of Judge Pinckey of the
Juvenile Court She sat upon the
bench and witnessed the proceedings
Of the court.
The members Of Quinn Chapel, pre-
scented a beautiful bouquet of flowers
to Mrs. Deborah Pritchard, mother of
Mrs. Sadie Hart, 4s41 Armour ave.
The bouquet was the largest and most
tssefuIly arranged ever seen, and 1t
filed Mrs. Pritchard's heart with Joy
to be remembered in this way.
Prof. Holder who is prominently
connected with the public schools of
Kansas CITY. Mo-. is in the city stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Young. $3.50
Dearborn street, Prof. Holder, is still
single. a property holder and he will
make a good catch, for some nice
young lady who wants to get a fine
husband.
Miss Belle Scott, and her sister,
Adie Of Kansas City, Mo-, are spend
ing their vacation in the city. They
are the guests Of Mrs. Sadie Hart,
4s4f Armour ave. Miss Scott is one
Of the popular school teachers Of Kan
sas City. and she and her sister are
delighted with Chicago and fits peo-
pie.
Master Ottawa and Junius Henley.
two bright young lads Of Sedalia, Mo-,
have been the guests Of their aunts,
Mrs. Lillian Woods, 5O32 Armour ave,
Mrs. Kate Hamlet, 5036 Armour and
Mrs. Jennie Scott, 5O27 Dearborn
street. They departed for their home
this week much delighted with Chi
eago and its wonderful sights.
After spending ten days as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. George c. Hall, 800
Wabash Ave. Mrs. Booker T. Wash
ington. left Wednesday afternoon for
East Aurora, New York, where she
addressed a large audience of the
"Roycrofters," of literary fame. Mrs.
Washington will return to Chicago,
sometime in September enroute to
Seattle, Washington.
The Girls Literary Club, of which |
Mrs. c. E Bentley, is directories held |
its annual picnic at Washington Park
afternoon July 10Th. and
notwithstanding the inclement weather
all present had a delightful time. The
mothers of the girls who represent this
club is very proud of it. as it is one
of the finest of its kind in the country
and It takes a gilt-edge recommended
ton to become a member.
In honor of Major John R. Lynch,
Paymaster of the United States Army,
Mr.. Alex. L. Green, entertained the
following named ladies and gentlemen
in a box party at the White Sox Ball |
Park, Thursday afternoon. Mesdames.
c. E. Williamson, Bert Barnett, E. B.
F. Miller of Mound Bayou, Mss, N.
D. Nixon, c. w. Miller, J. D. Green.
and Miss Lonia Miller Messers. w.
A. and Chas Covington of Glencoe,
ILL., Noah D. Thompson, w. o. Nixon
and VIM. Wharton.
Last Sunday, Mr.. Jesse Binga the
successful banker and real estate brok-
er. corner State street and goth place;
got out his big red auto. and in it I
were seated Mrs. Booker 7. Washing