The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-09-18

are two of the Cream cities entertain
ing young ladies.
Mr.. George Pittmann who saw serv-
ice in the Canadian Army, sustaining
injuries, is recuperating in Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. r. c. McCray and her mother,
Mrs. Anna Braswell, are the guests
of Mrs. Louise Hall.
Mr.. o. Wilmingham, formerly of
Atlanta, Ga, is one of the good citi-
Zens of Milwaukee. He is in charge
of a crew of men at his plant and en-
joys the confidence of his employers.
He sends special greeting to Col. r. l..
Craddock of Atlanta through the col
umns of The Blade.
Mr.. Ben Merriwether is now at 431
Seventh ST. He is one of the Atlanta
boys that has made good in Milwau-
kee.
When in Milwaukee visit THE
ELITE Cafe and Lunch Room, 267
Fourth Street. You will find an old
Albanian in charge, Mr.. Luther
Brown.
Mrs. NJ Oneal is now located at
419 Fifth Street and will furnish ac-
commodation to the travelling.
Mrs. John Walker was the guest of
honor at a card party on Thursday
last. Mrs. VIM. Jackson was host.
Mrs. Willie Sampson and Miss
Emma Shelton have returned from
Idlewild on Saturday after weeks
outing.
Mr.. T. w. Marshall left for
Gainesville, Ga, to visit Mother Mrs.
s. Clark who he has not seen in more
than eight years. Mr.. Marshall is a
brother of Mr.. Jack Rowe
Rev. S. S. Russell left Sunday night
for Norfolk, Va, to attend the Ma
tional Baptist Convention. He is one
of the vice-presidents.
Mrs. John Sims and son of Chicago
spent weekend in the Cream City with
friends at $50 Fifth Street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson spent her
vacation in the Sunny South stopping
in Nashville, Atlanta, and Newman,
Ga.
Mrs, Horny OwneS entertained at
breakfast in honor of Miss May Hors-
ton. Covers were laid for four.
Mrs. Frank Weaver entertained in
honor of Mrs. McGary and her mother
Mrs. Braswell of Chicago who are Wis
iting Mrs. Ode Hall, 545 Fifth Street
Mrs A. w. Cammack spent the
week in Chicago.
News has reached Mrs. Alice Bland
that her daughter Mrs. Alice Wynn
and little William reached Arizona
and are quite well.
Mrs. Mamie Oneal entertained on
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Braswell and Mrs. Mary McCary OF
Chicago and Miss Harston of S. c.
Mrs. Anna Dukes entertained at
lunch Friday in honor of Miss HAIRS
ton. Covers were laid for four.
Mr.. B. Rice surprised Miss Harston
in dinner
Among the guest were Mrs. Gladys
Sellers Smack who rendered some
beautiful selections.
The Home Art and Literary Clut
met at the home of Mrs. Lois Hall or
Monday. New phases of the work
have been outlined for the winter
Mesdames Braswell and McCary OF
Chicago were visitors and gave time
" and interesting talks on club work
The hostess served a lovely three
course lunch.
Rev. |. A. Coppage is attending the
National Baptist Convention at New
ark, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Sheppard viii
father Mr.. H. D. Davis, Paducah, Ky.
and sister Mrs Bessie A. Hill, Chica
go, worshipped at Calvary Baptis'
Church, Sunday (recently). Mr. Davis
rendered a beautiful solo, Jesus
Needs You, accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. l.. B. Sheppard.
After a very pleasant stay of ter
days with her sister Mrs. Hill accom-
Panied by her sister, Mrs. Sheppard
and her father Mr.. II. B. Davis lei
for Chicago by steamer
The Gordon Lodge G. L. O. OF O. +
meets the first and third "wednesday
nights in each month.
The stork has no regard for TN
high cost of living and TO prove ~