The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-03-19

conflict with rest and At Its close,
Mrs. TAYLOR served dainty luncheon
Mrs. Hattie MiIIner, OF Rome. Ca
who has for some time been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Pentieost, 5243 Dear
born street, and other friends in Chi
.eago, returned to her southern home
last Tuesday. She greatly enjoyed her
visit, which was prolonged far beyond
her Intended stay.
John H. Montgomery, the peoples
candidate for Alderman Of the second
ward, has opened up his campaign
headquarters, at sSo7 State street, and
many Afro-Americans, are assisting to
make him the next Alderman of that
ward.
The F. and P. new Department store,
sIst and State streets, are displaying
many cute and lovely ladies hats for
Easter, which they are selling at rock
bottom prices. They also have a fine
line of waists and elegant dresses
which are being disposed of mighty
fast
Mr.. VIM. Harrison Emanuel, the
young violinist, son OF Prof. and Mrs.
VIM. Emanuel Is making rapid strides
as an artist in the music world.
He will appear in st. Louis, under
the management of Mrs. Azala Hack
ley, April 6, and In Kimbal Hall, Chi
cago, April 18th.
The many friends of Mrs. J.
c. Stewart, s434 Normal ave, will
sincerely regret to learn THAI she
has been suffering much pam the
past week from a dangerous ELECTION
of the eyes. But she is now under the
care of slcillful oculist and it is hoped
that she will soon be herself again.
The Phyllis Wheatlly, Woman's Club,
held its 18th birthday anniversary. at
the home for self supporting girls. $50
Forest avenue, Thursday evening. TIE
affair was well attended by many of its
friends, causing its members to feel
jubilant over the progress it has made
for the past IS years under the leader
ship of its President, Mrs. E. l. Da-
Wis.
The Palm Sunday committee met
this week at the home Of Mrs. ]. E.
Bish, 1921 Wabash Ave: and completed
arrangements for divine service at
Quinn Chapel Church, Sunday, March
goth, the committee also arranged to
entertain the Grand Mstron Thursday
afternoon, March oath, in the Masonic
Hall. Mrs. Bish served an elegant
luncheon for the ladies.
Mr.. ]. W. Casey, $50 Rush street,
agent for the Crawford Apartment
Building, $500 Wabash avenue, whose
ad. appears in another column Of this
paper, Is in every respect a thorough
business man, and as the Crawford is
the finest building ever occupied by
Colored people in Chicago, he will
keep It up in the future as IN the
past, to the very highest standard.
The Colored Knights Of Pythias, of !
Georgia, have taken their case from
the Supreme court Of that state to the
United States Supreme court, on
writ of error and supersedeas, through |
their leading attorney, S. A. T. Wat J
kins, who is supreme attorney for the !
order. Mr.. Watkins, left Atlanta, Ca,
for Washington, d. C., March 14th,
where he will appear before the
August court, in his great legal battle
in behalf Of his brother knights. ne
will return to his home In THIS city
the latter part Of the coming week.
The Groveland Athletic Club, 2o45
Groveland avenue, closed this winters
season with a Riproring Dancing
party, Tuesday evening, March 18TH
A very enjoyable evening was spent by
all who had the pleasure of attending
it Among the many guests present
were: Miss AnthoIa Black, Miss Flo
renee lie Care, Miss Anna lie Care
who were beautifully dressed in Sue
sine silk, Miss Georgetto Bly,, wore
dress of Ring Dot Net, made full skirt,
banded with folds of satin, finished
with jet buttons. Miss Wakefield
served refreshments in abundance. Mr.
H. Willis attended the door. The Off
GERS of the club are: Frank Oliver,
Clarence Crump, Secretary;
Harry Jeffrey, Treasurer. ]
You will never forgive yourself, II
you fail to see the first part minstrel