The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25


Douglas 1923. Your matter will be
published and you will receive
courteous treatment with those
with whom you communicate.
DR.. F. L. Robinson, 35th and Forest
is welcomed back in his office again
by his friends and patients after a
pleasant vacation out OF the city.
Mrs Opal d. Cooper, daughter Of
Prof and Mrs. Samuel |. Lee, $3.50
South Dearborn St, is spending the
summer in British Isles. She leaves
for Paris in a short time and will re-
turn to the United States via Italy.
Miss Jenette Hunter, founder and
director of Philis Wheetley Home OF
Cleveland Ohio, was the guest OF Mrs.
Harris on Grand Blvd, for few
days.
DIR. and Mrs Clarence Robinson re-
ceived visit from the stork Saturday
night and are now the proud parents
of son who is doing nicely as is
his mother at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Hodgers and Mr.
Turner, Cleveland Ohio, stopped off
three days in Chicago while snroute
in their car to St. Louis and Kansas
City. Mrs. Hogan accompanied them
from Detroit to Cleveland where they
had delightful time as they did also
IN South Bend, where they made a
short stop. MIR. Gerald Tyler of St
Louis promises them royal times
when they reach there.
Rev. Harold NJ. Kingsley, director
of work among negroes of the Con-
gregational Society, spent a few days
IN the city in the interests of that or
ganization.
Mrs. Louise Rainey and Mrs. NJ.
Smell, $500 Prairie Ave, are visiting
friends in Detroit and Montreal
Canada.
Mr.. Charles James now OF this city
but formerly of Atlanta, Ga, was
united in marriage few nights ago TO
Miss Theresa Oliver. of Americas, Ga.
They have hosts of friends all over
the country who are cohgratulating |
Mr.. and Mrs. James on their union.
Mr. Fields, affectionately known as
PUNCH by his friends, was one OF
ssssi
.irdiGate. t7c s l,7r tit efsehe Gay ara Vas
careful to see that none OF his old At
lanta friends stuffed the ballot boxes.
Mr.. Melo Lewis, of this city was
united in matrimony Friday, to Miss
Lucille Walker OF Selma, Alabama,
niece Of Mr.. Crowley, 4019 Vincennes
Ave. of this city Mrs. Lewis re
turned to the Southland where she is
to resume her school duties as a
teacher
The second session OF the Illinois
Annual Conference of the United A.
M. E. Church will convene Sunday,
Sept. 10Th, at a m. at Eighth Regi-
ment Armory, 35l7 Forest Ave. Rt.
Rev. A. D. Hankins d. d. B. S, pre-
siding bishop. The session will cover
the entire day and an elaborate and
interesting program has been ar
ranged. All ministers and bishops oil
the city have been invited and many
of them are taking part on the pro-
gram.
This convention will also be marked
because it is to be the greatest Wom-
ans meeting ever held in the city oil
Chicago in profound honor of woman
suffrage.
Mr.. o. H. Banks and wife of De
trOlr, MICH, proprietor OI biltlllol
Hotel, is spending a few days in the
city as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Holt
4405 Prairie Ave.
Mrs. George Holt, 4405 Prairie Ave.
was hostess at beautiful reception
Wednesday afternoon from to
p. m. in honor of Mrs. f. O. Banks oil
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Wayne Oldham, 1888 Forest
Ave, entertained the Century Clut
Saturday. Quite an enjoyable alter
noon was spent.
Miss Sara Young of the Juvenile
Court, St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs
Florence Larry of 3242 Calumet Ave
DR.. L. L. Patton, one of Chatta-
noogas most prominent physicians, Is
visiting in our city.
Mrs Clark and daughter, Alma
have returned to their home in Colum-
bus, Ga, after most pleasant visit in
our city, the house guest OF Mrs. Hud-
son, 3340 Forest Ave.
Notice All Veterans of Foreign Wars
A mass meeting will be held Sept
18th, 4034 South State Street at Elks
Rest to organize post of the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars of the United
States. There are a large number OF
men in Chicago who have served in