The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-07

Mr.. Perry Marchbanks, 37l8 Grand |
Blvd, popular post office clerk, during |
his vacation went to Cookville Tenn, |
to visit his mother, Mrs. Anna March
banks, of that city, and TO renew
acuuaintances and visit brother,
Col. Vance Marchbanks OF Nashville,
Tenn.
While in Nashville he met Miss
Alma Myrtell Drew, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Drew, l34
Lafayette St, who was his school day
pal. Dan CuSd finding both OF the
Young people "heart whole and fancy
free" made a dead aim and quietly on
July 9TH, at the home OF the pretty
little bride, her schoolmate became
her husband in the presence OF few
friends and the family.
Mrs. Drew Marchbanks is a tai
ented and accomplished young wo--
man. holding several diplomas and
has been active ii the musical world.
She is welcomed to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchbanks are at
home at 3718 Grand Blvd.
Abraham Officer Returns to South
land After Pleasant Visit in Chicago
Abraham Officer, wealthy land own
err, near Algood, Tenn, returned to
his home this week after protracted
visit with his daughters. Mrs. Sarah
Manson. l415 Weland St, and Mrs.
Gillie Officer, 1888 Evans Ave. IL has
been six years since Mr.. Officer Wis
tied Chicago and he noted with
pleasure the growth and progress the
race has made and anticipates re-
turning again next summer.
Miss Anna Wakefield and Miss
Kanzetta Johnson gave very pretty
birthday party in the parlors of the
Phillis Wheetley home, July 10Th. 1t
was among the prettiest affairs OF the
season.
Miss Celia Phillips, 3408, sang in a
musical concert given by Rev. Butler
at the {. NJ. Z. church in Joliet Ill.
plain Ave, entertained few friends
the 3lst in honor OF her birthday.
Mr.. John w. Mound, Jr, has re-
turned to the city after an extended
visit in Canada and the East.
Miss Corlian Talbut. of Ittabena,
Miss, is visiting with Mrs. Mary M.
Scott Taylor, 1916 Langley Ave. She
will spend her vacation here and has
many friends who welcome her.
Miss Frederick Brown, Girls Work
Secretary of indianapolis Y. w. c. A.,
is visiting with Rev. and Mrs J. w.
Robinson, 2l3 East 50th Street.
Rev. w. c. c. Hughes, ID, Wash
ington, d. C., was a visitor in Chi
cago last week and stopped at the
Vincennes Hotel
Mrs. Mable Goodloe, 289 Monroe
Ave, Memphis. Tenn, is visiting Mrs.
Adele Irwin, 4432 4lst Street Mrs. !
Goodloe will be in the city for three
or four weeks.
Prof. J. H. Blackwell, Secretary of
Smallwood Corey Industrial Acad-
envy, Richmond, Va, and father of
our Atty. Blackwell. whose oftice-is, I
a, oItos4a afate, is spending part of
his vacation in the city with his son.
Professor with his daughter made a
pleasant call at the Office of the
WHIP.
Mrs. Lucille Suggs. 4041 Calumet
Ave, gave very pretty party Satur
day in honor of her niece, Miss Lu-
ellie Kennedy and Mrs. Emma Archer
of St. Paul
Judge Harrison has just returned |
from an extended trip through Arkan-
sas and Texas. speaking to record
breaking crowds of both races. He |
will soon leave for Pennsylvania, !
North Carolina and Virginia, speak
ing TO inter-racial meetings, having
been invited by both races.
Mr.. ]. E Mitchem, Secretary of the
Underwriters Mutual Ins. Co, of
which Mr.. w. H. King Billy is
president, was highly complimented
by the Lincoln State Bank Auditor
as having the best kept books. The
Underwriters are fortunate in having
such an expert. The company had
gain of IS per cent during the month
of July.
Miss Georgia Day, of Columbus,
Ohio, is in the city for visit.
Miss Deborah Henderson returned
home Saturday after two weeks
visit to Detroit and friends in Michi-
gan.
Mr.. A. II. Neal of Minneapolis, |
brother OF DIR. Neal, was down for a
short visit to relatives, Sunday.
Miss Georgia Claxton has gone to
Louisville, KY, to spend some time |
with relatives and friends.
Mt. c. W. Mills, accompanied by
Mr. Anthony Tuck and Mr.. A. A.
Haston went abroad with Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle in 1913 as the
Castle Trio. They sang to her
majesty the Queen, her royal high
ness the Princess Mary, his highness
the Prince of Wales and all other
noted personages. They are now the
Versatile Three and are booked in
London till 1928 Mr.. Miles returned
to New York this week and sails for
London Aug. 14th.
DR.. Mrs. Thomas Officer, 42l9
Wabash Ave, had a reception at their
home Sunday, Aug. lst from to
in honor of DR.. Mrs. Slaughter of
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Ernest Bum of 4540 Vim
rennes Ave, received for Miss Pet
tiford of Detroit on Sunday after
noon Aupust iSt from 70 p M u