The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-07-10


other and father last Sunday.
Mrs. j. Scott MosIey, Jewel and
tie Arthur, accompanied by her
ther, returned to Madison Sunday
\ ter visit of three months in Pine
Fun, Ark. with relatives.
Mr.. VIM. Anderson, Madison's Pho
Der citizen, continues quite i'll at his
pine S15 N. Henry St.
Miss Minnie Elliott, Northern Wis,
visiting her sister and brother-in-
W, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Roberts,
onroe st.
1t. c. C. Scott, of the late 365th
~, returned to Madison after
Felve months of oversee service. He
to resume his studies at the u. W.
Mrs. Thompson, Miss Henderson,
dianapolis, Ind. and Miss Martin,
enia, Ohio, are enrolled as summer
udents at u. w.
The H. II. Club will hold their reg
ar monthly meeting at the home of
rs. G. w. Glover, Monday, July 7th
ON to p. m.
The Mission Workers Club met at
e home of Mrs. A. Brown Wednes-
by evening. The following officers
ere elected: Mesdames A. T. Stew
IT, Pres; VIM. Harris, Vice-pres.;
M. Joses, Treasurer: Misses Gladys
uckner, Secy. and Marion Buckner,
|hairman Entertainment Comm. The
ext meeting will be held at the resi-
ence of Mrs. l. Carmichael, State ST.
Misses Gertrude and Zenobia Jack
'bn, after spending several weeks WIS.,
ing with their father, Gary, Ind,
burned home.
Editor and Mrs. Josey were the
ecent dinner guests of Rev. Moses
efferson, Regent st.
Mrs. c. Woolford, leaves Saturday
pr Elmira, N. Y, her home. Before
burning she will visit her mother
b Albany, N. Y, a brother in New
FORK, her mOther-in-law in Cephas,
pei, and friends in Atlantic City,
Washington, d. c., and Baltimore.
Ter stay will extend over six weeks
The Local Branch of The Wis. Pro-
ressive Assn. will meet Friday night
ul1 18th vat which time the newly
lected officers will be installed, re-
Feshments will be served. The pub
C is cordially invited.
Mrs. Sadie Hickman and her
laughter Grace were down from Bara-
90 to attend the Picnic of The Mt.
fion Baptist S. s. Little Grace is
|nuch improved.
Little Elmer and Josephine Ander-
ION, after spending several days in
baraboo with their grand parents, re-
|urned home Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Winters was indisposed
Sast week, but is now able to circulate
mOng her many friends.
Hear Utica Singers, Monday night
July 14th.
Mrs. J. A. Billingslea entertained
u supper in honor of the departure
lf DIR. Escarbe Tuesday evening, 7:30
o'clock. Covers were laid for six.
Ir. and Mrs. C. Maxey, Miss May
lowers, 1t. c. c. Scott and Mrs.
Humphrey, Oklahoma.
Dg. Jos. Escarbe,, who has just fin
shed his Medical Course at the U. W.
will leave Friday to pursue his studies
ht Harvard University.
Prof. and Mrs. F. H. Grey, Glenco.
|ll., are enrolled in the L. W. summer
Bchool.
Mrs. Jones Curtis and Mr.. Chas
Daniels. Hope, Ark, are visiting Mr..
Ind Mrs. Otis Daniels, Clymer Pl.
Mrs. Geo. Harris was hostess at a
dinner in honor of Mr.. c. c. Scott and
Dr. Jos. Escarbe. Sunday.
Rev. Geo. Washington, Little Rock,
Ark, Evangelist. occupied the pulpit
at The Mt. Zion Baptist Church last
Sunday.
The Utica Singer (sextette) male
and females will appear in Madison
Monday night July IA. No admis-
sion, silver Offering. Everybody
welcome.
Prof. Edw. J. BaLgett, Field Sec'y
OF Utica Institute, Utica, Miss. was