The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-28

East Fiftieth street.
Mrs. Harrington of Columbus, o.,
is visiting her niece, Mrs. Rema Ec-
ton, 4528 Indiana avenue.
Mesdames II. Gordon and r. Pal
mer of St Louis are the house guests
of Mrs. II. Beams, $40 Aldine Square.
Misses Estel and Marguerite Wilk-
inson, two of St. Louis most charm
ing teachers, are very much enjoying
their stay here as guests OF Mrs.
Clark, 4464 Grand Boulevard.
The Misses Sophronia Richardson,
425 East Forty-eighth Place, and
Lydia Diggs, 1886 Indiana avenue,
two popular teachers OF ST LOUIS, are
visiting in the city. Miss Richard
son is attending the university.
Mrs. lima Laurence West, one of
Houston's (Tex.) most charming
teachers, has returned to her home
after a pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. West, of this city.
Miss Hattie NJ. Andrews, teacher
from Chattanooga, the guest OF Miss
NJ. w. Hyde, sos East Thirty-third
place, is the recipient of many social
functions.
Miss Nella G. Green, house guest
of Mrs. NJ. Harris, 1926 Vernon av-
enue, is being greatly entertained
while visiting here.
Mrs. Lillian Pickett, Columbus, Ga,
is visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs. A.
L. Griggs, SOB East Thirty-third place.
Mrs. Hazel Thompson-Dav is
back in the city after pleasant
weeks vacation in Cassopolis, Mich.
Miss Myrene Casey, teacher from
ST. Louis while attending the uni
versity here, is also having delight
full social season.
Mrs. Sam Evans and daughter are visiting
in Boston and from all reports are enjoying
their stay.
Miss Marcella Walker entertained her little
friends with a whist last Friday night
Miss Helen Irwin gave a dance last sat
urday night in honor of her visiting friends
at SAP Vernon avenue.
Miss Aurelia Ward entertained with a
luncheon and whist Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Robert Hodge sof Cleveland,
Ohio. Among those. present were Mrs. George
c. Hall, Mrs. Charles Dodson, Mrs. Herbert
Turner, Mrs Julian Lewis, Mrs Smith OF
St. Paul, Miss Lewis OF Cairo, Ill, Mrs.
Bert Barnett, Mrs. II. MCGOWAN. Mrs. ]. II:
Patton, Mrs, Dave Lawrence, Miss Day, OF
Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. S, A. T. Watkins Miss
Percy Robinson OF St Louis, Mrs. Robert 5.
Abbott, Miss Helen Perry, Mrs. James Law
Payne of Houston. Texas, Mrs. Lloyd Smith
OF Los Angeles, Mrs. Albert George, Mrs.
Margaret. Morgan. Mrs. Theo., Jones, Mrs.
Bertha Howard Collins OF Washington, Mrs.
Bert Anderson, Mrs. Hoe Jennings, Mrs:
Waldo Alexander, Mrs. Charles Wilson and
Mrs. Franklyn Denison.
Mrs R. s. Abbott received Friday from
to in honor OF Miss Percy Robinson OF
St. Louis, Mo.
+ Mrs. Sadie Anderson received Friday eve.
ming in honor of Mrs. Robert Hodges Of
Cleveland and Mrs. Oliver of St. Paul.
Mrs. Vera Green gave a luncheon Wednes,
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Nealy OF
Kansas City and Mrs. A. Hinton of Boston,
Mass.
T Mr.. J. S. Wilson of Memphis, Tenn. father
of. Attorney John f. Wilson OF this city, is
visiting here and paid "a visit to The Whip
pt6fiee ilssfi N 6ndaSs. ~r ;'-''''f'' q
Mrs. Francis Asque left the city for he
home in Charlottesville, Ind, accompanied b
her grandson, Friedrich Slater, and VIII retur
in September.
Mrs Harriet B. Slater spent the week en-
in Danville, ILL.,, visiting her cousin, Mr.
Mary Lewis, pioneer resident OF that cit,
johnson, Cans & Scurry incorporate
Do not miss this wonderful opportunity
joining the above corporation at $1,000 pc
share. Take out one for your child becauS
it is clean, r. legitimate business that
worth while. These shares can be bougl
by check or money order.
Already the corporation is planning to tax
up larger quarters in another locality.
s cor inyi ts the ministers leaders ar
come and join us, inspect our general me
ehandse and help grow. We have VIII
now Special attention is being given TO OF
of-town orders. Johnson, Cans & Scurr
Inc Douglas 224l.-Adv.
Surprise Party for Sergeant Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbon, 1910 Rhodes avenu
gave surprise party on last Saturday ev
ming, the event being, the birthday OF the
returned from Fort Huachuca, Arizon
Sergeant Wilbon, Miss Ruth A. Wilbon, wi
pink roses, and Mrs. A. c. Reese, who wo
gray crepe de chine gown. Other, CUES
Esbe, Ysrk Mobe " Aa Be as, Wor
and Lillian Tunsti both OF Hammond, Ind
Lawrence Moreloek Paul Shorter, East q
cago; Henry Robinson, Edward Buise, FIR,
Mcdonald and others.
The pretty Wilbon home made a beautif
setting for such party and the grace
the hostess and the cordially of the no
made the evening social treat to all,
Wibon.
+. Mrs. Dolores Delany 727 East And stree
the wife OF the brilliant attorney, Faustl
s.;t Ds 81 Y.w left 9or Su4 @y for few week
Miss Wlmet Bradford. Baltimore. Md
house guest for the past two weeks OF Mr.
Juliet Anderson, $3.50 Wabash, has been tn
recipient OF many social functions in he
honor.
Messrs. Burk and Brown. proprietors O
the Palace Hotel and Roof Garden. Norfolk
Va, passed through the city and spent
short time route to the Elks' convention il
Kansas City, Mo.
Attorney X. A. Westbrook, one of Chicago
most popular attorneys, left Sunday to atten,
the Elks' convention.
Miss Pearl Tate returned to the city aftei
pleasant week end in Benton Harbor, Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Detroit Mich. who
have been the house guests of Mrs. Randoll
left Sunday for their home, having enjoyed
themselves very much during their stay here
Kappa Alpha Psi House Opening
The Kappa Alpha Psi boys informal house
opening at their chapter house, 538 Bryant
avenue, Friday evening. was one of the pref
Xest as well as enjoyable social functions OF
the season.
The parlors and card rooms were beau
tifully decorated and the music was superb.
Dancing the outside on a stretched can
vas by string jazz music most delight
full till the rain drove the guests back to
the parlors and card rooms for the remainder
of the evening. The gowns of the ladies'
geniality of the gentlemen, and the hospi-
taiity of the Chapter boys made the affair
one long to be cherished
Annual Summer Frolic of the "Forties'
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