The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-08-28

ance upon the Grand Chapter O. E, S
daughter Miss Allene
Mr. T. Arnold Hill of the Chicago
Urban League spent Friday in the
city on business. Unless present
plans miscarry the local branch of the
Urban League will begin active work
the first week in September.
The N. A. A c. p will hold an open
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meeting Friday, Aug. Goth at ST.
Marks A. NJ. Z. Church. Rev. +. w.
Thomas, delegate to the recent Ma
tiOnal Conference at Cleveland, will
make his report and tell of that really
remarkable gathering. This promises to
be very interesting meeting.
The Blade may not be all that it
should be. We realize it, Won't you
hel pto make it so? 1t aims to serve
you.
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Johnson motored
to Manitowoc where they spent the
weekend, the house guests of Miss
Myrtle Mullin. Miss Mullin will be
remembered as a frequent visitor here
within the past two years.
According to late reliable reports
the death of Darnell Howard in the
Chicago riot was greatly exaggerat-
cd orly IN,
Boost the Bonus. Vote YES" on
September 2.
According TO word received from
the East, Mr.. Horace Preston, Presi-
dent of the local branch, n. A. A. c. P.
is very pleasantly established in his
new work, which embraces the states
of New York. New Jersey and Penn
sylvania.
The Merrill Theatre Co. has been
fined $1,000 for refusing admission to
MI Fred Miller and his wife because
by the local n. A. A. c. p.
Miss Mamie Wade, formerly of New
Orleans but now of Little Rock, Ark,
the sister of Mrs. H. H. Smith, is Wis
iting the Cream City from Chicago.
She and Miss Ruth Walker are the
recipients of many social functions
and are making many lasting friends
and admirers in Milwaukee.
Miss Sarah Woods presided at the
organ at Calvary Baptist Church on
Sunday.
Mr. Jas Kirkley and his daughter,
Mrs. John Brandtford, 709 Cherry ST,
spent several hours in Milwaukee on
Sunday evening. They were over
from Racine, having arrived on the
steamer Michigan. A collation. after
church was served by the host. Those
present were Miss Gale, Miss Anna
Jones, Mr.. H. d. CASEY of Madison,
Mr.. Kirkley and daughter and Editor
J. Anthony Josey.
Mr. Ferguson of Chicago accompa
MED by her sister-in-law, Miss Fanny
is visiting Mrs Mathew Harris, 459
Seventh st.
Miss Beatrice Peoples, Miss Muriel
Potter and Lucille Jones will motor
from Milwaukee to Madison on Sun
day as the guests of Mrs. Robt Hall
and Mrs. Samuel Roberts.
Miss Veora Tidwell, Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. Maxwell, 618 Vliet St.
Mrs. S. R. Williams, sister-in-law of
Miss Anna Dukes, accompanied by
Miss Mary Turner and Miss Lille
Daniels of Chica 90, spent Sunday in
the Cream City.
Miss Ruth Walker, formerly of New
Orleans, La, but now of Little Rock,
Ark, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Smith, Sixth Street. This charm
ing, popular and entertaining young
Miss and Mrs. Smith are old college
graduates.
Mrs. Sherman Huff, Chicago, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weaver.
Miss Rebecca Logan and Miss Has
sic Kelly left Saturday for Jackson
vile, Ill, to attend the Illinois and
Wisconsin State Federation before re-
turning they will visit Springfield and
ST. Louis, Mo-
Mrs. Frank Weaver has returned to
the City after spending two months
in Kansas City and St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Ruth White is visiting her
aunt. Miss Laura Fields, of Shearon,
Wis
Rev. Moses jefferson, Madison, Wis
spent several DAYS in Milwaukee and
reports a very pleasant stay.
Miss Emma SHELTON is to be classed
among one of the most progressive