The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-11-06
A Pretty Box Party

ldlicQ Oh IIludy evening DIT tllC <ANS-
nue. theater with one of the prettiest
box parties of the season. Each guest
was presented with Halloween doll,
box of candy and bunch of yellow
chrysanthemums. Among the guests
were Mrs. George Cleveland Hall,
Mrs. David Washington, Mrs. Alfred
Anderson, Miss Lillian Johnson, Mrs.
John Wilson, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. John
Wilson, Mrs. Louis Washington, Mrs.
Carey B. Lewis, Mrs. Brown and Miss
A. Ward.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson entertained
on last Thursday night with party
of thirty-fve. All present reported a
wonderful time.
Atty. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, 1000
Langley Ave, entertained Mrs. Leila
Walller-Robinson and daughter at a
box party at the Cort theater last
Thursday night.
Mrs. Leila Walker-Robinso of
New York City was the guest of
honor at a house party given by Mrs.
Hazel Harris.
Mrs. Joseph Brent $3.50 Prairie
Ave, entertained the F. +. of C.'s on
Saturday afternoon, November 9th.
Guests of honor were Mrs. Hazel
Harrison-Anderson and Miss Aurelia
Ward.
Mr.. Charles Johnson of the Chi
cago Commission on Race Relations,
was married on Saturday, November
9th, to Miss Marie Antoinette Bur-
gette of the War Camp Community
Service. The ceremony took place at
the home of the bride, 587 Fifth St,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
News comes that Dr. Ernest
Schuster of New Haven, Conn, has
been united in the bonds of matri-
mony to Miss Victoria Tunnel OF
Washington, d. c. Miss Tunnel is
the daughter of Professor and Mrs.
Tunnel of Howard University and is
prominent in eastern social circles.
Mrs. Vivienne Ward-Stokes of New
York City spent day in the city last
week and many of her friends were
disappointed in not seeing her.
The members of the Appomattox
Club held pretty Halloween party
last Friday evening. The club was
appropriately and beautifully decor
ated and everyone enjoyed the events
OF the evening.
Mr.. Bishop Fountain OF Atlanta,
Ca, has arrived in the city and plans |
to make the Windy City his home. /
He has many relatives in the city, |
.lmong whom is S. F. Fountain, prom
inent undertaken.
Mr.. Lucius L. McGhee of Chicago
has returned to the city
after an extended trip in behalf of
the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. He |
covered Louisville, KY, Nashville
Tenn. Cincinnati, Ohio, and many
other points.
Mrs. Emma Bostick of New Or
leans, La, has returned to her home
after an extensive trip through the /
north. Mrs. Bostick was the guest |
of her brother and his wife of $40 E. !
37th St, and was entertained at the |
palatial home at a cover spread. Mrs !
Bostick also will make tours cover
ing points in Michigan, Indiana and
Canada.
Bishop R. A. Carter, A. NJ, D. D.,
4408 Nincennes Ave, left the city last
week accompanied by Mrs Carter for
the state of Arkansas, where he will
be busily engaged for the next three
weeks holding various conferences of
the c. NJ. E Church.
The Rev. DR.. K. J. Johnson, of Hot
Springs. Ark, has recently been ap-
pointed to the pastorate of Park Ave.
c. M. E. church. He will preach at
St. Paul c. NJ z. church Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. R. A. Dickens, 1906 State, roy
ally entertained the Busy Bee club
last Tuesday evening. The president,
Miss H. B. Slater, announced that
during the month OF December a
grand farewell Leap Year reception
would be given by the club. Also the
opening of "Art and Intellect Hour"
on the third Sunday afternoon in No
vember.
A big welcome feast was given in
honor OF Rev ]. A. Winters and fam
lily at St. Paul c. M. E. church last
Tuesday night He assumes his
eighth appointment TO this church.
Hazel Harrison, premiere pianist,
who gave a concert Tuesday night in
Detroit, has returned to the city.
Mrs. Reed Gives Halloween Party
Mrs. George Reed, $500 Grand
Blvd, gave a Halloween party at the
Appomattox Club on Saturday eve
ming. Her guests were masked and
among those who took complimentary
prizes were Mr. and Mrs ]. c. King,
Miss Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. Fannie
Lyman and Mrs. Matte Gresham.
Mrs. Lewis recited, after which there
was dancing. A Halloween menu
was served.
Mrs. Wilson Entertained With Whist
Mrs. Leila Walker Wilson, New
York City, daughter of the late
Madam c. J. Walker, who was the
guest OF Miss jeanette Triplett, was
entertained Thursday night of last
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ander-
son, 3601 S. Dearborn ST., with a
whist party. Mrs. Wilson's adopted
daughter was also guest of honor.
Mrs. Anderson served a delightful
luncheon after the progressive whist
ended
Invited to Poro Opening
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary B. Lewis, 437
East 10th ST., have been invited by
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Malone, St.
Louis, Mo-, to attend the dedication
OF the new Poro Annex, Thanksgiv-
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