The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-12-11
The Clubs
BY Walter A. Ellis

The Federation OF Women's Clubs
met at St. Marks M. E. Church, SOth
and Wabash Avenue, Monday evening,
December 9th. A delightful program
was rendered. The guests were served
by the Gaudernus Club under the SUI
peryision of their President, Mrs. Sadie
L. Adams, Next meeting to be an
nounced in the Whip.
Mrs. Irene B. Coins President of F.
w. Clubs.
The Eureka Fine Arts Club met on
Tuesday evening, December 9TH, at the
residence of Mrs. Stovall, East 63rd
Street. An excellent program was rem
dered.
The Social Helpers Club of St. Marks
NJ. Z. Church, met with Mrs. Hattie
Bowles, 4763 Dearborn Street, Tuesday,
the 9th instant. Many friends were
present and the affair was reported a
success.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club, 1886
Rhodes Avenue, entertained a delight
full assembly of friends on Sunday
afternoon last Mrs. Viola Irwin, Su-
perintendent and Mrs, A. B. Boyd, Chief
Culinary Department, made things
pleasant for the guests. The Fourth
Sunday each month-special program.
The Appomatox Club, S. A. T. Wat
kins, President met at the Club head
quarters Saturday evening December
4th in business session. New officers
were elected for ensuing term.
The w. D. Cooks Club was organ
lied at the Metropolitan Community
Center. Sunday afternoon, December
5th. Its first meeting was at the resi-
dence of Miss Mamie Ford $3.50 Dear
born Street. Miss Lena S. Bell, Pres
ident
The Tuskegee Club met at Metro
politan {. c. last Sunday.
The Phalanx Club met at Soldiers
and Sailors Rest, 320l Wabash Ave,
Sunday afternoon, December 5th. The
newly elected officers will be installed at
an carly date. Mr.. L. V. Alexis will
long be remembered for his stirring
address at the Congregational Church,
65th and Champlain Ave. Community
Service" was his topic.
The Peoples Movement turned out
in Mass to hear Judge Grove, States
Attorney elect, in his lecture and con-
CALCULATIONS for support given him in
his recent campaign.
The ST. Marks Lyceum, 50th and
Wabash Ave, Miss Daysie Worthing-
ton, Pres, were addressed by Judge
McGurdy, Sunday at p. m, Large
attendance noted Nine Patti Brown
rendered delightful vocal numbers.
The Progressive Choral Club, J. Wes-
ley Jones, Director gave repetition
of their famous concert, which was
given at Orchestra Hall on the 10Th
ult. The auditorium at Wendell
Phillips was filled to capacity. Excel
lent rendition.
The Atlanta University Club met at
the residence of Mrs. A. B. Barnes,
64ll Morgan Street, Friday evening,
December Ord, 1920. The program
rendered was the best OF their career,
it is stated.
The Young Peoples Lyceum, Grace
Presbyterian Church, will be addressed
by DIR. Mary /. Warning, on Sunday
afternoon, December 18th, 1920. Mrs.
Warning has just returned from trip
to Christiana, Norway.
The Standard Literary Society, Olivet
Baptist Church and the Fisher Memoir
ial Literary Society, same church body,
are inviting the young and older people
to be present at their deliberations each
Sunday afternoon. South Park and
3lst Street and 9th and Dearborn
Streets are the addresses.
The Star Literary Society of Ebene-
ger Baptist Church gave good pro-
gram last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. K.
Hooper made hit with his flight of
oratory. The public always invited.
CLUBS and SOCIETIES are eau
toned to get their copy ready as carly
as possible. Mail to Chicago Whip.
Clubs and Societies Dept"
Gentlemen Sheriff., Morris and
Bowen are cautioned to look out for
the fine essays which are to be pre-
sented by Mesdames Reeves and VIM
chester in the coming contest at Bethel
Literary, December 10Th. The gentle
men are pulling for the ladies to win.
Messrs. Henry, Fits, Higgins and
Rowling are directing the Contest