The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03
SOCIETY

Ave. is spending a few weeks visit
ing relatives in the South. Her first
stop is in Birmingham, Ala, where
she will spend few days with her
sister. Next she will spend few
DAYS with her parents in Atlanta, re-
turning to Chicago about April 1st.
Police officer E. "A. Strother S746
Indiana Ave, who has been severity
i'll for the last ten days is able to
be at his post again. Officer Strothef
is one of the most popular men on
the force.
Bertha Smith, of 1912 Wabash.
entertained with dancing party
last Friday night.
Mrs. Edna Logan of Detroit, was
the guest of the Misses Shaw for
couple of days while passing thru the
city.
Mr.. Arthur Harris of 1905 Cham
plain Ave has been confined to bed
with an attack of indigestion.
Miss Ruth Weaver, of 1926 Vernon
Avenue will entertain few of her
friends on her birthday April LIST with
dancing party.
Prof. Adena C. E. Minott. popu-
lar head of the Clio School of Mental
Sciences, 3543 State ST., left the
city on March %, for an extended
trip east.
The Athletic Glass organized by Mrs.
Matte Thompson and Grace Bates,
which meets at the Armory once a
week is doing good work.
Live agents make $40 day selling
Toilet Articles. Good Commission for
good agents, if you are one, see c. r.
Hollins, 43s East 10Th Street, before
p. M. or write him. -
Misses Blanch and Emma Shaw were
dinner guests on Sunday Of Mrs. Harsh
and Miss Vivian g. Harsh.
Will Conway of Peoria paid Chicago
flying visit this week.
Mrs. Chas. Bently has been very i'll,
but is better.
The Officers Council of A. U. X. d.
of A., of which Mrs. Maggie T. Pryor
is president and VIM. H. Fields is
national grand master. held a large
meeting Monday evening at Bailey s
Hall, 1853 State st. Complete arrange
ments were made for their annual SER
mon which will take place the third
rs in May. 4 l,-assna Of.
ficers are expected in the city from st.
Louis, Mo.
J Mrs. Lou Ella Young, s556 Forest
Ave, who has been quite i'll for some
time is improving rapidly. Mrs. Rufus
Mitchell who is visiting Mrs. Young
from Metropolis, Ill. has been quite i'll
also, but is better.
Rev. Henry Allen Boyd of Nashville,
Tenn, came to tie city few days ago
to attend the funeral of Willie Thomas,
son of Rev. and Mrs. John F. Thomas.
Rev Boyd came in the absence of his
brother, DIR. R. H. Boyd who is in Pa
mama and who is a stauneh friend of
Rev. Thomas.
Mr.. Charles Satchell Morris DR., of
Norfolk, Va, the well known orator,
passed trough the city enroute to Nor
folk from Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Morris is
making tour Of the country in interest
United States. Mr.. Morris viii return
TO the west on April 18th, where he has
ans engagements on the Is, 10 20 and
21st, Mr.. Morris talked with NJ. T
Bailey concerning important engage
ments to be filled through the east in
May.
Mr.. William Rice of Lake Forest, ILL.,
was in the city during the week on
business. Mr. Rice took up some impor.
tant matters with the management of
the Milton Mercantile Agency and Bal
ley Realty Co., concerning north shore
negotiations.
After attending the funeral of Mrs
Ida P. Thaddeus, relative, and spend
ing some time in the city, Mrs. Mayme
Hill of St. Louis, Mo-, has returned to
her home.
The choir of Institutional Church.
38th and Dearborn streets, under the
direction of Miss Magnolia Lewis, is
planning to give The Redemption
by Gounod some time soon.
Piano and Violin Classes will. form
part of the work of tie Community
Center work on Tusday and Thurs.
day Nights from 1880 to $3.50 O'Clock
at Wendell Phillips High School. -
These classes meet in the Reception
Room on the first floor.
Mrs. T. E. Lynom, $3.50 Wabash
Avenue, is home again from the hos