The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1914-06-20
HYDE PARK NEWS
By L. W. Washington.
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o4oz henWooo avenue entertalneo- M.
and Mrs. Edward McQuary Of Ridge
wood Court, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Brown
and Mr.. and Mira. Saunders.
The writer Is very sorry to note the
illness Of a good many Of the resi-
dentors Of Hyde Park; in the persons
Of Mrs. Fred Mauney Of 52ls Lake
Park avenue, Mrs. Sedwig johnson Of
$500 Kenwood avenue, also Mrs. Duck
EFT of the same number. The Broad
Az wishes them all q speedy recovery.
Mr.. William Clements Of $40 Ken
wood avenue viii leave the city this
week to spend the summer at Autumn
Beach, Michigan.
The 9th wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mathew Coleman, of 5526
Egleside avenue, was celebrated with
an elaborate oriental reception last Sat
urdsy evening, the 18th. Those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. hartman Mar
tin Of 5462 Kenwood avenue, Mrs. T.
NJ. Turner of 2164 5th avenue, New
York City, New York, Leon TENOR Of
552s Engleside avenue, Mrs. s. Tubbs
of 1926 Engieside avenue, Mrs. n.
Green of 552s Engleside avenue, Prof.
G. A. Curry Of Shaw University,
Raleigh, N. c., Miss Alberta Brown Of
5462 Kenwood avenue, Mr.. NJ Randeze
of 552s Engleside avenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ". Washington Of 5465 KEN
bark avenue. Everybody went home
delighted with the splendid reception
given them by the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Brown was also
present.
Mr.. W. C. Casey, head waiter Of the
Gladstone hotel of Hyde Park is O.
capable and efficient officer, and very
deserving citizen. He is q shorthand
writer and stenographer, and a prop
erty owner as well. He came to this
city some years ago a green country
lad.
Mr.. E. II. Green the Hyde Park
tailor, entertained a party Of friends
Thursday evening, with Box Party
at the Pekin Theatre. He expressed
to The Broad Ak reporter his respects
for the drama presented by Mr.. Jerry
Mills, "Captain Rufus"
Mr.. Stephen Griffin, head bellman
and head porter of the Chicago Beach
Hotel, and one of the Deaeons Of the
Olivet Baptist Church, by hard work,
pluck and accountability has been
able to prove himself a man of the
highest consideration as q citizen Of
honor and a christian gentleman aside
from paying 5000 for his home, he has
spent 1000 in remodeling and beau
tifying it. He owns two lots in Gary,
Ind. He owns a 90 acre farm in Michi-
gan, he has given about II years Of
faithful service to the employer and
Patrons Of this hostelry. He has done
more to encourage the many students
who comes to this city year after year,
to get a stipend to carry them through
their studies than any other member Of
the race. The writer could mention
over 100 names of young men, who
have won their degrees with honor, be-
cause Of the encouragement received
at his hands.
Miss Marie Brooks, viii spend the
summer at Indiana Harbor, with Mrs.
Chas. Perkins.
Children's day was observed at the
Hyde Park Church, q splendid program
was rendered.
Mr.. Dorsey Lewis is assistant porter
to Mr.. Griffin, at the Beach Hotel
One hundred and fifty women were
highly entertained at the st. Paul Bap-
fist Church, on last Tuesday evening,
by the Ladies delegated, by the Pastor,
Rev. Barry, to serve on the reception
COMMITTEES, these women are supporting
the missionary cause.
Mrs. Stella Davidson Of 5137 Lake
Park Ave, is visiting her old home
Cairo, Illinois, The Broad Az, wish for
her q very pleasant trip.
NEGRO FELLowsHR LEAGUE.
Mr.. OhaA. T. Mailman Before the
League.
Mr.. Charles T. Mailman, chairman
Of the press bureau of the National
Association for the Advancement Of
COlOred People, who attended the an
nual meeting held in Baltimore last
month, win make report to the Negro