The broad ax., 1910-02-12

Tuesday evening for Phladelpnia,
Pa, where he win spend ten days on
legal business.
Mrs. Henry N. Turner, s52s Dear
born street, is Of great assistance to
her husband, who is In the coal, wood
and ice business.
It Is reported that Edward NJ.
Blackwell win become associated in
the undertaking business with Mrs.
Frank W. King, at s4o6 State street.
John E. Traeger, by far the most
popular German-American Democratic
politician IN this city; Is in line for
the nomination for County Treasurer
this coming fall.
The regular meeting Of the Physi-
clans, Dentists, and Pharmacists Club,
which was to be held Feb. 7th, was
postponed until Feb. 14th, at the
Douglass Centre. DR.. A. w. Mercer
win read his paper on The Newer
Therapeutics"
Mr.. Cady K. Peck. member Of the
firm Of Feinberg ad Peck, owners Of
the F. and p. department store. S1st
and State SITS, has been indisposed
for the past two or three weeks. But
with the approach Of spring, he Is o.
W. again, and ready to attend to busi-
ness.
The officials Of many cities through
out the country are planning TO at
tend the Third Annual Cement Show
in the Coliseum, Chicago, February
1926. This is an annual exposition
on the countless uses Of cement wide
" attended by persons interested in
cement and its uses.
DR.. Daniel H. williams, the famous
surgeon Of St Luke Hospital, Chicago,
who for ten years has been identified
with the faculty Of Meharry Medical
College, is performing a series Of OPP
erations during this week DR.. VIII
liams is operating chiefly on his own
technique.-The Globe, Nashville,
Tenn, Feb. 4, 10.
On the evening Of the 5th, the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Covington, 2sO5
Armour Ave-, was the scene Of much
pleasure and happiness in honor Of
the marriage Of their daughter, Nil
lie to Mr.. Arthur B. Dawson. The
reception rendered the bride and
groom was very elaborate and they
received many handsome and useful
presents to start them on their jour
ney through life.
It has been stated by one Of the
friends of Mrs. Matte Barnett, that
"she has only received s136.25 instead
Of two hundred dollars Of the money
she loaned TO the directors of Sandy
W. Trice and Co., and that she viii
fight each and everyone Of them
through all the courts Of Illinois in
order to recover every penny Of the
five hundred dollars they borrowed
from her.
Monday evening, Mrs. Tina John
son, 3344 Wabash avenue, and her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, and
Miss Cozier, lavishly and charmrngly
entertained the Ladies' Aid, Of st.
Mark Church. It was in every re-
spect a. very fine AFFAIR. An elegant
supper was served by the hostess.
Many Of the ladies attending it wore
elaborate evening costumes, which
greatly added to the attraction Of the
occasion.
The piano recital Sunday afternoon
at Orchestra Hall, by Miss Hazel Hsr-
rison was well attended. She was
heartily received and applauded. by
;;se audience composed Of both races.
She Is an artist Of great ability ON the
piano. At the conclusion Of the mu-
steal program, she was presented with
an armful Of violets by Harrison
Emanuel. In a very short time, Miss
Harrison win leave for Berlin, Ger
many, where she win continue the
higher studies Of music.
Among the Pre- Lenton festivities
the PARTY given by the Fellowship
Club at the Dumas Hotel, Feb. 7th