The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-03-06
Chicago, III.

SIIG 5kOPPCA OFSl Al ~ GNNA@, 49,
and spert pleasant time with old
friends.
Mrs. s. J. Gray, 36O6 Wabash
Ave-, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Ellen Kinney, 3142 Calumet
Ave, who has been sick with the
"Aa" is up again.
The Virginia Society meets every
third Wednesday evening in each
month at Bailey's hall, 1888 S. State
St.
Mrs. Leona Dixon, 1852 Rhodes
Ave, who was operated on at the
ProVident hospital some time ago is
much improved and able to see her
friends.
Supply Sergt. Earl B. E'evins, who
was honorably discharged from
Camp Pike, Ark, has returned TO his
home, 4423 So. Dearborn st. Sergt.
Blevins was in the training camp for
officers when the war closed.
J. B. Street was presented the
$1,000 prize by the North Star Lodge
No. 81, of which he is Worthy Mas
ter, for the greatest number of new
members.
Mrs. Maude Gray, 3545 Indiana
Ave, after spending a pleasant time
in st. Louis Mo, with relatives, is
now visiting in Hot Springs, Ark.
Eastern Star Temple No. 81 S. NJ.
T. met at Bailey's hall, 1898 State
st. and made plans for their ann
iversary.
Mrs. Sarah Bolton, $3.50 SO. Dear
born ST., no has been spending
some months with relatives in Mis-
sissippi is expected to return to her
Chicago home soon.
Mr.. Rufus Walker of Memphis,
Tenn, and Mrs. Broughton, also of
Tenn, are in the city visiting the
bed side Of their sick sister, Mrs
S. J. Gray, 1906 Wabash Ave.
Mrs. Dorothy L. Delaware, 1850
W. Austin Ave, heard from her
brother, Earl n. Heron, WHO is sick
in London, Eng, with the Canadian
army. He is preparing to return to
Canada then to the u. S. to visit his
sister and other relative
Mrs. Ellis Nj. Glover, 1924 Calu-
met Ave, and her little daughter,
Juanita, left for Winnipeg, Can,
where they make their home tempo
rarily.
NJ r. Bailey, 3G38 So. State St,
manager of the Milton Mercantile
Agency is now a member of both
the American Collection Service and
the National Collectors Assn. and
they have perfected efficient arrange
ments for collections and adjust
ments everywhere.
The Virginia Society will hold its
regular monthly meeting at 1898
State St, Wednesday evening, Mar.
1S. All Virginians are invited.
Walter NJ. Farmer, attorney, who
is tire only member of the race TO
graduate from the Washington Uni
versity of st. Louis, Mo, attended
the banquet given at the Illinois
Athletic Club by the Washington
University of Chicago.
George II Jackson, NJ. r. Bailey,
Prince a. Glanton. Anthony Overton
and --- Duke were appointed a
standing committee on publica. ion
for the Pvr2mid Building and loan
Assn. The association will hold
mass meeting at the Olivet Ban'.st
church 3lst and So Park. Fr'day
evening. Mar IA. Public invited.
The Progressive Negro Lea rue
will hold its Sunday afternoon meet
ing Mar, g. from to 6 p. m, at the
Baptist Home, 5740 Lafayette Ave.
Everybody invited
The City Federation of Colered
Women met Monday, Mar. 8. at the
Unity Club Bldg, 3l40 Indiana Ave.
and pledged to give $400 toward the
building fund of the Amanda Smith
Home for Colored Girls at Harvey
and $66 for the Ella Flagg Young
memorial. The federation was the
guest of the Phyllis Wheatly Club.
The PhilicOlian club was enter
tanned by Mrs. ID. l.. Delaware NJ
her residence. 1850 w. Austin Ave.
Misses Georgia Delaware. Thelma
Goodgame and Nobel Tillman serv-
/ ed. The club meets every 2nd and
4th Wednesday evening.
Walter b. Anderson, Nj. r. Bailey
1iiN =. IL A4OitNs WHO constitute the
board of appraisers Of the Pyramid
Building and Loan Assn. were in
Evanston and other suburban towns
during the week on h. mess.
Mr.. Carey J. Williams, 1926 For
est Ave, is able to be out again.
Mrs. W. s. Brooks Of Davenport.
Ia. is in the city visiting her broth
| Ell Eugene Lewis.
Mrs, Hattie Mcconnell. secretary
Of the Excelsior Temple. No. 81, IS
in Kentucky Mt the bedside of her
sick sister.
Mrs. Annie Watson. 1884 Federal
st, Is improving very rapidly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsey Davis. who
visited Braidwood to address club
members, has returned to the city
much pleased
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, 1856 For
est Ave, is spending a very pleasant
time at Hot Springs. Ark,
w. Ii. Fields, National Grand
Master of the Ancient United
knights and Daughters of Africa.
was IN the city and organized new
council of So members Feb. 2G, at
Bailey's hall, 1888 State s..
Mrs. Maude Gray( who has spent
several weeks in Hot Springs. Ark.
! = preparing TO return 10 the civ