The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-02-19

The mother of Attorney Edward H.
Morris died February 18th in Mime
spolis, at the home of her eldest son.
VIM r. Morris. The body was brought
here and buried from her sons resi-
denee, z7Iz Dearborn Street, Feb. 10th
at 10 O'Clock. She having been an old
settler, many of the older Chicago citi-
zens were present. She died IN the
full triumph of Christian faith.
The Willing Workers for the King
the Kings Daughters, met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Sol Taylor, szss Rhodes
avenue, last Tuesday at ? p m in COM
memoration of their departed sisters,
Mrs. George F. Ecton and Mrs. John
Jones. The Program was as follows:
Devotional Services by the leader,
Mrs. Ada Mckinley; instrumental Solo
Miss B. Mae Boyd; Poetry entitled
Sometime" Mrs. w. H. Curd; Favor
lite poem of Mrs. Ecton; Hymn abide
with Me-; paper prepared and read by
Mrs. w. H. Curd on the deceased, Mrs.
John Jones; Memorial greeting, Mrs.
]. E Johnson; Vocal Solo, Miss B. Mae
Boyd; Remarks by Mesdames s. D.
Brown, ]. S. Anderson, Sol Taylor,
Gertrude H. Carter, R. E. Moore;
Vocal Solo, Miss B. Mae Boyd; Poem,
Miss Constance G. Hancock; Hymn Of
the Order; "reminiscences and Poem
Growing Old" Miss Constance Han
cock. With the Mispah benediction the
memorial was adjourned
The Willing Wokers for the King
met at 3745 Wabash Ave, Wednesday,
February 10Th. A very pleasant after
noon was spent sewing. Seven aprons
were the result of the afternoons
work Mrs J. F. Anderson who was
appointed leader for the Sewing Sec
ton read some very interesting selec-
tons while the ladies sewed Tea was
served by Mrs. Morris Lewis and the
ladies voted Mrs. James Woodland
most pleasant and inspiring chairman
Those present were Mrs. Ernest Bum,
Mrs. Settles-Anderson, Mrs. Sol Tay
Tor, Mrs. J. A. Mcdowell, Mrs. Hack
ley, Mrs. G. w. Mckinley. Mrs Viii
liam Mckinley and Mrs Morris Lewis.
The French Class of Douglass Cen
ter is making fine progress and its
sponsor, Mrs. Geo. c. Hall, hopes to
be able to form a French club in the
coming fall
Ex-County Commissioner, Oscar De
Priest, viii make a trip to Kansas and
other western points for a two weeks
stay, being back in time for the spring
rush of the fat jewellers as his number
Of fat holdings is rapidly increasing
Mrs. Herbert Saunders, 400 Prince
ton Ave. has been confined to her bed
for three weeks having received very
serious fall from a State street car.
She is now able to be around.
Mrs. Ida B. Wells Barnett has all
but accomplished the formation of a
Y.M c. A. Association Of young men,
having. undsgstand, received the gift
of $500 for the first years rental for
a location.
On Wednesday evening. February
roth. . very pretty home wedding was
celebrated at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. A. Bryant 544s Dearborn
Street on the occasion Of the mar
rage Of her youngest daughter Mss
European, to Mr.. Sherley Crawford.
formerly Of Nashville. The wedding
service was read BY Rev. George Dun
can Who acted for Rev Fisher, who is
IN the South. The groom's father and
mother cane from Nashville 10 AT
tend the wedding. Nh. crsuford.sthe
groom. has ben salesman - one Of
Rupperts shoe stores for a number Of
years