The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-18
SOCIETY

Mrs. Dora Russell OF New Orleans,
La who is visiting her son, J. d. Rus
sell. sol East 36th ST. leaves for her
home Tuesday September 18th.
Miss Ferris Lewis 1901 Champain
Ave. left TO take up her school duties
in Charleston, Va, the first OF the week
after a pleasant vacation with her par
ents and friends here
Mrs. Faster Miller, 725 South State
ST., one of our prominent mlllmers, has
lust returned from New York, where
she spent her vacation and collected the
latest in New York styles. While away
she was seen in Saratoga at the races
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Adams and
daughters, Maud and Louisa, OF Atlanta,
Ga, are having a very pleasant time IN
the city as guests OF their brother, Jerry
Jackson, 32l9 Prairie Ave,
Mrs. Murray Walker is in the city as
guest OF her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Bulah Jones, 4747 Langley Ave.
Miss Lucele Walker, 1919 Vincennes
Ave, who has been visiting with reia-
tives and friends Tor the past TIVE weeks,
will leave Saturday Tor her school IN
Norfolk, Va.
DR.. F. L. Robinson, 35th and Forest,
is spending his vacation at quiet resort
in Michigan.
Joseph B. Bass, editor OF the Califor-
MIA Eagle. Los Angeles, CALI passed
through the city enroute to New York.
Stopped long enough to pay the Whip
staff pleasant call.
Mr.. Charles Linton Atlanta, Ga,
cousin of Editor Vim. {. Linton IS IN
the city for about ten days.
Mrs. Jas. w. Wooden is planning on
spending the winter with her sister IN
San Antonio, Texas.
DR.. T. Costaria Watson has Just re-
turned from a week in Detroit Mich,
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campblee and reports wonderful
time.
Mrs. A. H. Lowe of Augusta, Ark, IS
visiting her son, ]. A. Lowe, OF 1901
Rhodes Ave.
Mrs. f. A. Bum is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Naomie Pettiford, OF Detroit,
Mich.
Mesdames Williams and Thomas OF
Pensacola, Fla, are visiting Lawyer and
4440 Vincennes Ave.
Mr.. S. E. Lowe OF Partridge, ILL.,,
brother of Dr. Lowe of this city, is visit
ing Chicago for few days and is stop
ping with his brother at 35l8 Grand
Blvd.
Mrs. ]. ]. Culpepper, Birmingham,
Ala. was the guest at luncheon in her
honor given by Mr.. Fred Cade, Monday
afternoon. Other guests present were
Mesdames Hays Avis J. ]. Golightly,
Miss Alice Mongrum and Messrs. NJ. o.
Gamer and R. A Shell. Mrs. Culpepper
lett for her home Monday night.
Mrs. Estella Calamon after an extend
ed visit in Evansville and Terre Haute
is back home again.
Mrs ]. Darden, Atlanta, Ga, is VISIT |
ing her sister here, Miss Amanda FincS
1852 PrairiesAve- r,s;;sN
nAfrs. A. j. Evans and daughter isssis ~ >,
are home again aftef a peasant Jut-ofT /
the-city trip
Miss Mamie Young, a student at the
University OF Indiana, Bloomington,
Ind. and her sister, Miss Sarah Young,
probation officer, St. Louis, Mo, spent
several DAYS last week at the ldlewlld
Hotel Miss Mamie expects to return
10 the city for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Malone, ST Louis
Mo, who are touring in the East, are
expected in the city the latter part OF
the week and will be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carey B, Lewis, 45I East 4bth
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. d. Boyd, 5335 Mary
land Ave, entertained with a high noon
luncheon in honor OF Mrs K. l.. He'd
rick. wife OF Dr. r. L. Hedrick, OF
Nashville, Tenn. Those present were
the guest Of honor, Mrs. X. /. Hedrick,
Mrs Mayne Mason-Higglns, Mrs Mar
tina McAdoo, Mrs. Winona Mason
Brown Mrs. NJ. c. B. Mason and Mrs.
William Francis Lawton.
Mrs. Thos. H. Allen, 1920 Wabash
Ave, is visiting friends in Omaha Neb.
Mr. Chas. Mills, one OF the Versatile
Three of London, England who was
visiting his old friends in New York
and Chicago this summer cabed OF his
safe voyage home with pleasant mem
cries OF his trip here
Mrs. Corrine Wilson, $40 Vernon
Ave, entertained in honor OF Mrs. Sun
day OF Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Z. Pinckney gave reception
Wednesday the 18th in honor OF Mrs.
Hattie Benson and Mrs. Clarence Ora
ham.
The Idle Hour Whist Club met at the
horne of Mrs. Alex Tillory, Jr, 4319
Langley Ave. The honor guests were
Mrs, Bradley and her daughter, Miss
Ruth Bradley, OF Kansas City, Mo.
Y. w. c. A.
The Blue Triangle club house opened
its doors on Thursday afternoon, Sept
9. at which time Mr.. H. A. Watkins
entertained number of ministers at
luncheon All present expressed them
selves as having had very enjoyable
time. We are all especially indebted to
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinsley, they having been
instrumental toward the success of the
luncheon The Y. W. {. A. is at all
times pleased to have them.
On Thursday evening there was an eX-
ceptionally attractive musical program
under the direction OF Mrs. Olivia bush
Banks. Mrs. Edwards, who is an au
thority on Emerson gave us an in
sight into the life OF the poet, which
was very inspiring as well as instruct
i've.
On Friday night Mrs Herds club met