The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-10-02
SOCIETY

whist The first prize among the
ladies was won by Mrs. Bertha landy'
second by Mrs Ion Boyd. Both prizes
were beautiful lingerie The prizes
won by the men brought torth
speeches. James A. Scott, Republican
nominee for county judge. won SIX
shirt Mr. Scott stood upon a char
and in a few appropriate remarks
said that he hoped he would be as sue,
eessful i'll the race for judge tins tan
as i'll the whist game. He made an
appeal for every member OF his race
to do their full duty and cast vote
for him that they might have repre-
sentative on the judicial bench. Miss
Coleman manicurist at the John Dun
can Tonsorial Parlor, 3Sth and lndi..
ana Ave. was awarded the prize OF
ISl5.0O for selling the highest number
OF tickets. The officers OF the club
are: w. L. Reed, president; K. Hun
lev. vice president; II. {. Collins, sec
Rotary: L. B. Lawrence, treasurer; [.
\. Haley. general entertainer. They
expect to give another.
Miss Viola Bell OF St. Louis has
returned home after a most pleasant
visit in our city the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Hubbard. OF 44l6 Prairie
Ave
Mrs. Ardania Williamson Morgan OF
St. Louis returned to her home Mon
day evening after delightful visit
with Miss Magnolia Lewis OF $500
Indiana Ave.
Nine. Victoria Clay-Haley spent 4
lew hours in our city Wednesday en-
route to Gary where She Is to assist
in a racial celebration to be held there
Wednesday evening Nine. Haley IS
ST. Louis foremost social worker.
Mis-, Lillian Bealc, OF 1852 Indiana
Ave. one OF our efficient court stenog-
Iraphers, has been indisposed Tor sew
eral days
Miss Lulu Coates OF Hurtig and
Seaman show spent a delightful week
in our city visiting Mrs. Grundy OF
1922 Wabash Ave. Miss Coates is
featuring one OF Mrs Hazel Thomp-
SON Davis dances this season.
Mr.. Walter Smith OF Gary spent
Monday in our city attending TO busi-
ness.
Mcsdamcs David Lawrence and
Louis Thompson are full OF praises
for the hospitality shown them while
the house guests OF Mrs. Booker T..
Washington Tuskegee. Ala They
formed part of the bridal party of
AIR. Bindley Cyrus and Miss Laura
Washington.
Mr.. Larz r Davenport, Cincinnati,
Ohio, who has been visiting his
brother, Ralph Davenport. 3409 For
est Ave. left Saturday for his home.
Mrs. Eva Minor Grant returned
Wednesday from a two months trip
in Colorado, where she visited rela-
tives and friends in Denver, Colorado
Springs and other western cities.
MIR. Walter B. Wright OF Cleveland,
Ohio is visiting Capt. Johnson and
paid the WHIP pleasant call. "a
Mrs. Ethel Gavin, 3849 Vincennes
Ave, private secretary OF Editor ABB
1ott of Defender, is spending her va
cation in Detroit, Mich. with friends
Mrs. SandusSy Watkins, the popu-
lar trained nurse who has been very
i'll at the North Side Hospital has
been moved to her home, 438 East
4Sth Place
Misses Bauman and Ridley of Bos-
ton. and Miss MADISON were enter
tanned by their friends at the Stem
house at 44th and Champlan Ave,
on Saturday evening last The even
ing was pleasantly passed even though
the excessive heat robbed the occa-
sion OF the customary pep. The ladies
will soon return TO the Beantown with
glowing reports of Chicago's wonders.
Among those present We're Misses
Harsh, Hudlin, Regina Anderson, the
Yerbys, Swersie McGooden. atty;
Mrs Chas. Wilson, Atty. Herman
Moore, Mrs Lavelle, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin. Drs. Teffner, Feaman. Messrs
Curtis, MCGEE, Walter Kelley. Bur
rli and others.