The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1910-04-16

DsPriest is now able 10 be cut again.
The American Entertainers Club,
Prof. Emanuel Director, win give
their initial musicale, April 18th at
sS52 Rhodes avenue. Master McKin-
ley Emanuel Is president and Pas
cal webster Is secretary. This is a
new musical Organization Of the
younger boys.
APPROXIMATION Day was celebrated
by the Appomattox Club with ban
uuet Saturday evening last. Prof
Greener was speaker OF the evening.
Owing to the illness Of the president,
Attorney L. B. Anderson, the Vice
President, Mr.. Frank Hamilton, acted
as POSTMASTER.
Mrs. F. ]. Lindsay, who resides with
her daughter Mrs. Lindsay Davis, at
1926 Prairie avenue, celebrated her
18th birthday Sunday, April 10th.
Children, grandchildren, and great
grandchildren to the number Of
twenty dined with this dear old
lady. Her three daughters, Mrs. Ju-
lis A. Gibson, Mrs. C. D. Harris and
Mrs. c. E. Tarver were here for the
occasion from Peoria, Illinois. She
was the recipient Of cards, letters and
many gifts.
The ladies of the Phyllis Wheatley
Club had large attendance at their
strawberry social at Mrs. MERGERS,
1861 wabash avenue, Friday the 18th.
Mrs. George Thornton, 1886 Grove
land avenue, entertained Tuesday,
April 18th, from 8 to with an infor-
NAL party. Those present were Mes
danes: Rush Yearly, Thomas Allen,
Monroe Manning, Rudolph schafer,
Howard CornweIl, Fsntroy, David
Lawrence, Morris Lewis, Martin, Earn
est Bum, Shanklin, Sherman Black.
well, w. G. Anderson, Damon, mellow
ell, Hardin Frank Waring, Leon Deni-
son, William Marshall, William Eman-
uel and Misses Elizabeth Clark, Ma
mic Seldom and Miss Bradley. A de-
lightful luncheon was served and the
ladies all voted Mrs. Thornton a
charming hostess.
Twenty little girls will entwine the
May pole at the May Party which will
be given by the Phyllis wheatley Club
May End.
Last Tuesday was gala day for the
Colonial Whist Club. They gave their
initial reception at S243 Wabash ave
nue., from 9 to II, and more beauti-
full bevy Of ladies was never before
seen. The evening was spent in dane
ing and vocal selections were rem
dered by Mrs. Myrtle Coleman and
Mr.. Arthur Lewis. The music fur
nished by Messrs. Jenkins and Lewis,
both vocal and dance, was all that
could be expected. A most delightful
repast was served by Benson, Of Ben
son, Davis & Adams, formerly at the
Dumas. Here they are: Madam George
Thornton, turquoise blue chiffon cloth,
embroidered appliqued roses; Mrs.
Harry Hall, gray cloth; Mrs. Rudolph
Schaefer, brown broadcloth, dia-
monds; Mrs. Harold Ransom, Chan
tiIly lace gown with pearls; Mrs. n.
Muller, lavender silk; Mrs. s. e. Law
son, dotted brown silk null; Mrs. ].
C. winbush, embroidered lingerie;
Mrs. Monroe Manning, old rose broad
cloth; Mrs. VIM. Emanuel, imported
embroidered grey silk poplin with
imported Irish handmade lace waist;
Mrs. R. A. Howard, black silk and
silk net waist; Mrs. Mary Wilson,
blue satin hand embroidered with
gold lace trimmings; Mrs. J. W.
Finch, cream silk; Mrs. Kate Brown,
black broadcloth trimmed with black
and gold lace; Mrs. Harry Davis,
light blue Rajah silk, white lace trim
ming; Mrs. G. Popp, white lingerie;
Mrs. R. Davenport, blue satin trim
med with silk bands; Mrs. J. W.
Lewis, white serge; Mrs. J. C.
Davis, Copenhagen blue silk en-
broidered in silk Soutache; Mrs.
E. Weiseiger, white embroidered
net, jewels; Mrs, c. Coleman sheD-
herd check; Mrs. Marion Brown,
white embroidered batiste over yel-