The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-03-27

Miss Deborah Henderson and Miss
Lucille Robinson, both Seniors at
Chicago University were among the
visitors at the American Legion
Vaudeville.
Mrs. Laura Lapsley of Portland,
Oregon, mother of DIR. Lorenzo Laps
lev has returned home after a very
pleasant visit to her son and friends
in Chicago.
The American Legion gave their
Bi-monthly Vaudeville Show and
Dance at the Soldiers and Sailors
Club, Monday, March 22nd. Many
and varied were the numbers renders
and altogether very creditable. A
Monologue by Hannibal Sherlock was
especially good.
Two Speeds forward and One in
Reverse by Lieut.. L. C. Speed, Miss
Lillian Speed and Harry Speed
showed plenty speed. Miss Lillian
Speed is a dancer of no mean ability
and Harry Speed as a black-face
comedian was a scream. Little Ruth
O'Neil in her nursery rhyms was a
wonder. The announcer of the pro-
gram was quite a number in himself.
The entire program was worthy of
a Palace audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan of Minnea-
polls, newly-weds, are in the city,
probably to reside permanently.
Mrs. Logan of Detroit who was
been in the city the guest of Misses
Blanche and Emma Shaw has re-
turned home after a very pleasant
visit.
DR.. w. H. Burrell spent the week
end at his home in Tennessee.
The many friends of Miss Rhoy-
gnette Webb are glad to see her out
and looking herself again.
The versatile and altogether
charming Mr.. John Burwell is active
in social activities of the University
of Chicago as well as in his class
room studies which he always
carries ayay yA<esh Deas,.
Mrs. Ida P.Thaddeus widely known
in societies and church work, passed
away suddenly at her residence,
1856 South Park Ave-, Monday, Mar.
Is at 80 A. M. Funeral services
were held from Olivet Baptist church
of which she was a member. More
than a thousand members of the va
rious lodges of which she was mem
Der turned out to pay their last tribut
of respect. Rev. Brandam, pastor,
delivered the funeral eulogy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stamford of Aurora
spent Sunday in the city with their
lister and sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. A.
Mitchell who is visiting friends. Mrs
Mitchell is being highly entertained
by her many friends and is stopping
with Mrs. Lou Ella Young, 1866
Forest Ave.
w. A. Wallace, pres, Wallace
Bakery Co., and his brother, Charles
Wallace of Burlington, N. j., met
few days ago for the first time in
nine years. There was much rejoic-
ing on the arrival of Mr. Charles
Wallace in the city.
Miss Alice C. Chiles, graduate
of the V. N. d |. |. at Petersburg,
Va, is in the city attending the in
struction school on community war
work together with Prof. Miles w.
Conner and several other members
of the Race. They are stopping at
the new Vincennes Hotel.
Mrs. Sarah Lambert who spent the
winter as usual at Bolton, Miss, with
her relatives lis expected about April
first.
In memory of the death of Willie
Thomas, son of Rev. and Mrs. John
F. Thomas, pastor of Ebeneezer Bap-
fist church, The Minister and Dea-
cons Allegiance met Monday as
usual and adjourned Immediately.
Mr.. A. Walker Hobson was elected |
secretary of the Real Estate Brokers
Association. Warren B. Settler is
financial secretary of the association.
Mrs. Anna Edwards entertained
number of friends at the home of |
Mrs. James Irwin, 1923 Emerson St.,
in honor her aunt, Mrs. Eliza Bell I
of Stanton, Va, Thursday, Mar. IL. I