Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-01
NOTES FROM CHICAGO
ILLINOIS

The two factions that have kept
the Baptist Churches and Ministers
divided so long, have met at Pilgrim
Baptist Church, 37th and Indiana
Ave, completed AMI adcmch Il cons
titution by which they will be dircc
ted in the futuvI. Tho body VIII DO
known as the NJ nistcrs and Doacons'
Conference. Rev. Boston Pr nee
pastor OF the original Providcnt Bap
fist Church, West Side, was elected
President. The Conference elected
three delegates to go to Springfield
ILL.,, to assist in helping to pass the
dry Amendment. The delegates aro:
tcvs. G.. III. Mcdaniel, l.. X. Williams;
and A. L. Stewart. Installation OF
officers was left until later.
Mr.. John Faulkner OF tho Christian
Endcavor League made Il strong plea
for a Union Revival, which had al
ready been plan Ell by the Young Poo
pes Leagues of various Dcnomina
tons.
The Utopan Literary Club Of which
Mr.. Foster Delaware is Pres. hold
its regular monthly meeting at Won
dell Phillips Settlement, 1000 Wal
nut ST., Sunday afternoon. There was
largo crowd In attendance. All
seemed much pleased with the pro
gram that was rendered. M. r. Bailey
was invited as principal speaker, he
was accompanied by w. A. Wallace
Of the Wallace Bakery Co. Miss Geor
gia Delaware acted as Chairman of
tho meeting.
Qmeen Victoria Household OF Ruth
No. 1854, hold an Installation at Bal
ley's Hall, Monday evening. The In
etallation was performed by Mrs. Ma
ry Jano Hill who has served as Wor
thy Recorder for three years. Mrs.
Poarl Randolph was installed as Most
Noble Governor. Tho installation was
followed by a reception.
Mrs. Dorothy l.. Delaware, 1850 w.
Austin Avenue. entertained several
friends at dinner Sunday Jan 18th
Among those present were Mrs. jose
phine Tillman and her daughter Ma
bel, M. II. Bailey and w. A. Wallace
who were enroute to Wendell Phil
lips Settlement whore they were to
address tho Utopian Club.
Rev. G. II. Mcdaniel Of the Enter
prise Institute and Rev. A. l.. Stewart
spent few hours In Springfield ILL.,,
this weok They ncre on a committee
to help pass tho Dry Amendment.
Rev. w. D. Cook who was absent
from his pulpit Sund>y on account Of
sickness Is much improved.
Mrs. S. J. Gray, 36O3 Wabash Ave
who has boon sick for several weeks
is improving.
Mr.. NJ. II. Bailey, Manager of the
Milton Mecantile Agency. 363S s.
State ST., has accepted many engage
cites, Clubs and business erganiZa
lions i'll Illinois and Indiana.
Mrs. Mary Vance of Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs
!iuvenia Jones, Mrs. Maggie Pryor
and Mrs. Anna Lawrence at 3S3S S.
State ST., has returned to Ohio we'll
pleased with her stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Lou ELLA Young. 355S Forest
Ave. has been reelected Matron OF
Elccter Chap. No. 1, 70. o. S. Mrs.
! Young has resigned as Pres. OF tho
Heart and Hand Club whose Pres. sho
has been since tho Club was organi-
Zed.
Mrs Eliza Jackson, 1889 Elmwool
Ave-, presiding officer OF the Worthy
Princess Council received SO 90 in
gold rs an Xmas present from her
Temple.
Mrs. Katie McClclland, $500 S.
State ST., entertained n few friends on
New Years Night. Among those pres
ont was Mrs. Rosa Miller, Princess
elect Of the Eastern Star Temple.