The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-08
SOCI EFT Y

The first Council of Knights and
Daughters of Honor was perfected on
May LIST, at Elks' Rest, by Atty. A.
Morris Williams, Imperial Regent of
Springfield, Ill.,, j. B. Street, Regent,
Mrs. Ellen G. Berry, Worthy Mistress
and Edw. +. Berry, Imperial Past Re-
gent.
Judge William Harrison, we'll
known lecturer, Charles Satchel Nor
ris, Jr., and M. T. Bailey of the Bailey
Press Bureau will visit the V. N. & |.
l., at Petersburg, Va, on May 9th
and 2Sth.
There has been much sadness in the
home of Mrs. Emma Davis, 1910 Wal
nut st. Mrs. Davis just lost her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Beckett, formerly OF
Virginia and is leaving Monday for
Boulder, Colo, to be with her brother
H. r. Jackson, who is confined in the
hospital.
It is expected that Hon. John 7.
Oatmeal of Washington Courthouse,
Ohio, will attend the National Rcpub-
lican Convention in June. Mr.. 0at-
neal is leading attorney of Ohio and
was recently elected to the bench.
Rev. w. A. Blackwell, pastor Of
Walters A. NJ. L. Zion church, left
during the week at the head of a
large delegation for the general con-
ference at Knoxville, Tenn.
The Virginia Society will render an
interesting program on its next meet
ing date, May 10th at Bailey Hall, at
1898 State st. All Virginians as well
as the public are requested to be
present.
The Vaudeville Show given by the
American Legion at the Community
House grows in popularity. The Pro
CRANE on Monday consisted of Char
acter Songs and Dances. Monologue
by Hannibal Sherlock which, as usual
was very good. Vocal Solo by Miss
Virginia Wanda was very good; she
has a sweet soprano voice. Her Sc
lection from Madam Butterfly was
very we'll dendered and much appre
ciated by all present.
The team of Russell and Ware wa
something out of the ordinary and
versatile as it was rare.
Miss Gladius Russell showed ability
in her tambourine song and dance
adm as a male impersonator she was
very good
Miss Louise Davis musical number
was very good and much appreciated
ii1ss Midrc6 - - Sod II
dance and also rendered a violin solo
showing rare ability and both per
performances were much enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Fulk, VINO so successful
ly established the Y. w. C. A. in East
st. Louis, is now engaged in Social
Service work in Chicago.
DR.. II. Reginald Smith and DR.
Bousfield have gone to New York and
Boston for a month.
Mr.. Fred Gregory from Decatur
H., has been in Chicago on business
for few days.
In company with her little grand
son, Master William Demery, Mrs
Amelia McGavock, 4415 Dearborn st.
left Sunday evening for st. Louis No
where she will spend some time Will
her sister.
Hon. Giles B. jackson. leading law
yer Of Richmond, Va, will attend the
National Republican Convention il
June. Mr.. Jackson is widely known
throughout the United States.
Rev. r. L. Scott, pastor of Grant
Memorial Chapel, together with a
large number of Chicagoans left the
city Sunday evening for st. Louis,
Mo-, where he will attend the general
tOlllStthIts
On account of the severe illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Adelr Terrell, clcrl.
in the Wallace Bakery Co. will leave
the first of the week for Canton, o.
Atty. Walter NJ Farmer, 1874 ".
Washington ST., and M. T. Bailey,
1858 State ST., spent sometime in
Waukegan, H., during the week on
business.
Many old Chicagoans viii be sorry
to hear of the death Of Mrs. Mamie
Schooler, wife of Louis Schooler, the
publicity man. She had lived in Chi
cago for the past twenty years, six
teen years of which AIR. and Mrs.
Schooler lived as one. with happiness
complete to the last. She died as she
had lived, a good Chri stan woman.
She leaves two sisters Mrs. Edward
Warren, of New York City, and Mrs.
Lydia Polly, of Chicago, and three
nieces, Mesdames Madge Young, I'LL
lie Gerald, and P.nkie Cooper. and
her husband to mourn her demise.