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


Dir. and Mrs Charles f. Bentley arrived
in Chicago last saturday after an extended
vacation in Seattle, Wash, and British Co.
lumbia Canada.
Mrs. Izetta Grayson OF Fredericksburg, Va
and Mrs. America +. Wood and daughter
guests OF Mrs Mary Byron-Clark, 4404 Grand
boulevard. Mrs Wood and Mrs. Grayson
will visit Cincinnati, indianapolis and other
cities Of the Middle West before returning to
| Virginia.
Rev. NJ. Luther Mackey born in Louisiana,
| Mo. graduated last June from Illinois Col,
| lege with the degree of ABB. He attended
Smith Academy, Sedala, Mo, and is a mem
Der of Alpha Chi and was member OF the
| OF the track team, 10, 20. lie leaves for
Boston, Mass, on September 9Th to take a
post graduate course in theology lie is now
| residing at 4549 Nincennes avenue.
Mrs. l.. c. Harper, son and daughter, Lu-
cius Tr., and Ruth Francis, $500 Rhodes ave
nue., spending vacation ON Shadowbrook
Farm, Alegan, Mich.
Miss Bessie Crowder, 1923 Calumet ave
nue., leaves Friday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Meridian, Miss Dur
| ing the past week Miss Crowder, who is a
! popular chautauqua industrial art worker
| here, has been recipient OF many social iunc'
| tons.
| Among the social functions OF last week
was the very enjoyable affair Friday evening
given by Mrs. Randall in honor OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs Campbell, her house guests, OF Detroit
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Robinson and
| William, Jr., OF Springfield, Ohio, brother OF
Dr. Forest L. Robinson, 35th and Forest
avenue, spent a few days in the city the
past week visiting with DIR. Robinson and
friends. While here they were at the Vim
cennes Hotel.
Mrs Flora Walker. New Orleans. La. is
visiting in the city, stopping at BIS Rhodes
| avenue.
The Y. W {. A. camp at Hammond, Ind,
has entered into its last week Tor the sum
mer. Camp closes August 18th. Those wish
ing to go out for the last few days may do
so by writing directly to Miss Estelle Web
ster, Box OF; Hammond, Ind, or calling up
the "N" We wish TO thank the many
| friends for the interest they have shown
towards this movement, but we trust your
interest viii not end with the close of the
camp. Call most any time to see the main
building 354l Indiana, and be shown over
the place We have a dear little place here
| that we would like the public TO know more
about-the recreation center. 1t is just the
come and enjoy. We have games galore and
music, too, also two Of the dearest little
club rooms and kitchenette where one may
prepare food for serving their clubs.
Mrs. Stella Upper, 3ll6 Indiana avenue,
leaves tonight with her sister and husband
Mr., and Mrs. Fenton Johnson, 1881 South
Park, for a months stay in New York.
WILDER Z. Hampton. 80 years. 1851 Calu-
met avenue, died after several months ILL.,
ness at his home Tuesday evening. Funeral
was held Saturday from Kersey, McGowan &
Morsell 35l5 Indiana. Deceased left de-
voted wife, daughter and several brothers
and sisters and a host OF friends. Mr.. Hamp-
ton very popular fellow with his friends
and working associates because OF his many
commendable characteristics.
The Englewood y. NJ c. A. Dramatic
and Musical Club appeared before a large
and appreciatve audience Tuesday evening,
August 9th, presenting "Follies of 1920"
The Armour Efficiency Club OF Armour Pack
ing Company held a lecture and social in
the auditorium Tuesday evening S. X. Jen-
SEN chief engineer, Armour & Co.. Hon.
George w. Murray, ex-congressman of South
Carolina, representative OF United Americans,
were speakers OF the evening.
Boy Scouts will meet Saturday at D. M,
at y NJ. G. A. An overnight hike is planned
for Saturday, September 4th.
A recital will be given in the auditorium
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon, Au.
gust 29th at o'clock. Among those ap-
pearing on the program Nine. Martha
Broaddus Anderson, Nine. o. Bush Banks,
Henry Ethridge, Mrs. William Higgins, and
other celebrities. Il y
Community Service is still CONDUCTING