The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson J. Stovall.
5155 Wabash Ave, left Chicago
Thursday evening for Kansas City,
Mo, to visit friends and relatives.
Othello W. Collins, of Appomattox
Club. is spending his vacation in Wis
consin, and reports fine time.
Miss Ella Eaton, Birmingham, Ala,
and Miss Rosa Jackson, Chattanooga,
Tenn, both teachers, are in the city.
Miss Jackson Is taking a course in
Chicago University.
Miss Lucille Walker, sisters Misses
Mary and lola Walker. 40l9 Nincen-
mes Ave, is in the city and will spend
the remainder of her vacation before
taking up her duties as teacher in
a Selma, Ala, school.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Laura Washington,
daughter of Mrs. B. T. Washington,
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, to Mr..
Bindley Charles Cyrus, of this city.
Wedding to take place September IS
in Tuskegee.
Information reaches us that Miss
Helen Eugenia Hagan, talented and
we'll known musician daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Hagan, became the
wife of DR.. John Taylor Williams in
New Haven, Conn, on August H.
After September l they will be at
home 155 Speedwell Ave, Norris
town, New Jersey.
Miss Matte Bell. o68 Monroe Ave,
Memphis, Tenn, teacher in Corne's
School, is the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Cullah, 1885 Wabash Ave.
Attorney George w. F. McMechen,
Grand Exalted Ruler, l. B. P. o. E,
Ell route from the Convention. spent
several days in Chicago on his way
to Baltimore, Md
Mr.. G.. W. Fields. wealthy resident
and Elk from Washington, Pa, spent
a few days in the city at the home OF
Mr.. G. Palmer, 1913 Wabash Ave.
and renewed acquaintance with
many old friends here.
Mrs. VIM. McCullah Entertains
Mrs VIM. McCullah, $685. Wabash
Ave, entertained a few friends Fri
day night at her home in honor of
Miss Matte Bell, Memphis, Tenn
The time was delightfully."- passed with
cards and music. after which the
charming hostess served a refreshing
ice course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hubbard,
4414 Prairie Ave, entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Emanuel with
course dinner Monday evening, Au-
gust 30th.
Mrs. ]. H. Ogelsby will receive
Wednesday, September l, at her
home, 4404 Vincennes, in honor of
Mrs. George S. Forney, Columbus,
Ohio, and Mrs w. H. Johnson, Los
Angeles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Emanuel
entertained with dinner party COM
sgff stiH9 pest Mere Is Rifnllbs6l4 ssaPr iS
nortnnities- for-she neonle with WHOM
/ am allied The candidacy of Con
gresham Frank L. Smith for u. s.
Senate and an Snaallsfar l;epesaserr
gins physical Instructor in the Nc
Donough High School.
Misses Blanch and Emma Shaw re
turned home after three weeks spent
in Idlewild.
Miss Ruth Johnson, Cincinnati, o.,
is finishing her vacation with lew
weeks in Idlewild.
&c .a.+ ~ he home in Meridian. Miss.
7 Iopes If Columbus. O..
- fo,r davs IN Chicago en- route
home from Idiewild and Detroit.
NJ T NcTenor DIR Nedwin
cL W.. - ond Dr Henry Higgins re-
t 49, go = months visit TO Idle
wild, still holding the championship
for fishing.
MI Mamie Webster and Mrs.
w.. Cres+ both nj Kansas CITY.
are The house guests of Mrs Helen
Heibert 81 East Goth street. also
Miss Ruth Burke, private secretary
OF Prof. Hale. of A. & |. State Nor
NAL, Atlanta, is Mrs. Heibert's guest.
Mrs Bessie Kv1e-Price and daugh-
ter. Emma, of Houston, Texas. aud
Miss Bessie Kyle, daughter OF DR. w.
?. Kyle OF Memphis, Tenn, are
guests of DR.. and Mrs. ". +. Law
ton, $3.50 Grand Blvd.
The contest will he for the singles,
MANY entries have been made already
and a highly interesting time is ex-
nected. The Prairie Tennis Club and
their friends appreciate the interest
and good will expressed by the Dan
Brothers i'll giving the trophy.