The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-11

party at the Avenue HCdiS WIN
Miss Y. L. Moore and Mrs. B. l..
James as hostesses. -,
Mrs. Laura Lee, of Detroit, Mich,
and Mrs. Fannie Clark, OF Indian
apolis, Ind, are visiting their mother
and sister. Mrs. Sadie Sample, 430l
Wabash Ave, and Miss Rozella
Sample, 3755 Indiana Ave.
Mrs. Alice M. Webster, New York
is visiting the city, the guest OF Mrs.
Mary Branford, 5727 South State
Street. During her stay she will be
entertained by Mrs. Esther Miller
3725 State Street, Mrs. MACPHERSON,
1926 Wabash Avenue and number
of others.
Dr. Leon T. Fisher, celebrated
young chemist, has just received his
passport and scholarship and leaves
for the University of Paris in very
short time. His many friends regret
to see him leave but congratulate HIM
upon his success.
DIR. St. Julian Macbeth, 3l02 Indi-
ana Avenue, is convalescing after an
attack OF nervousness due to over
work.
Col. Franklin Denison, who has
been suffering from effects OF over
seas service has again returned to his
desk in the Atty. Generals office.
Col. Otis B. Duncan of Springfield,
Illinois, is visiting the city for few
DAYS on business and as usual makes
the Commanding Officers Quarters OF
the Eighth Regiment Armory his
headquarters.
Col. John R. Marshall 5000 Calumet
Avenue, member of the State Parole
Board, has just returned from an ex-
tensive trip throughout the state, hav
ing to do with the furthering OF the
cause of the Republican campaign.
Mrs. Clifford Johnson, prominent
undertaken at 3211 South State Street
has adjusted her affairs with the OBJ
iect in view of taking an extended trip
through the east.
Miss Juliette Bradford, Associate
Editor of The Birmingham Times
Plaindealer, and popular school teach
er, is spending her vacation in the
city and is the guest Of Mrs. Lacey,
522 East 36th Street.
Miss Ella Eaton popular school
teacher of Birmingham, Alabama, has
left for home after a very pleasant
stay of three weeks in the Windy
City. 1t is rumored that she will re-
turn to Chicago and will reside here
permanently and will not be Miss
Eaton.
f Mr.. A. D. billiard of Johnson and
billiard, pharmacist at 1887 State St,
has returned from his vacation which
was spent in the Michigan woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Rupt and
son of Indianapolis, are spending
few days with Miss Marjorie Rupt,
4035 Calumet Ave.
Mr.. E. M. Cleaves. 3235 Vernon
Ave, - the DepartInent of ! ..;al1a..saf |
80 o. WIS iss .S ssfie
such excellent community work on
the South Side is in New York repre-
senting the Foresters of Chicago.
Prof. Jessie Washington, of Quad
alupe College, Segrein. Texas, after a
trip including Philadelphia, New York
and Detroit spent some time in Chi
cago where he met many old friends.
Mr.. Herman F. Moore, formerly of
the Massachusetts Bar announces that
he is now located in Chicago and en-
gagged in the practice of law with Of
fees at 1874 West Washington Street,
suite 603. He comes highly recon-
mended and we wish him success.
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Rhodes Ave. announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Gertrude L.
Anderson, to Wayman D. Merrill
The marriage occurred in July.
Mrs. John Hawkins and daughter,
Miss Esther Hawkins, have returned
to Boston, where Miss Hawkins will
resume her studies in the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music after
spending three delightful weeks in
Chicago with their son and brother,
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Lawton.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles NJ. Webb, 558
East 37th Street, will celebrate their
silver wedding, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 14th, with wedding reception
from to II p. m.
Mrs. Olive Bird Canton gave re-
ception in honor OF visiting guests at
her home, 3249 Calumet Ave, on Sun
Miss Roygnette Webb Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Emanuel, Miss Edna
De Priest and Miss Lottie TURNKEY
returned home Wednesday after
spending a most enjoyable week with
Mrs. Webb in Peru, Ind.
DR.. and Mrs ]. A. Harper have re-
luIncu lOlnt dIleT making IlylHB UP
70 Chattanooga, Tenn, and Atlanta,
Ca
Mr.. Fred McGregory of Decatur,
HI, was i'll Chicago on business for a
few days last week.
Mr.. John Mcintyre of St. Paul,
Mimi, spent Labor Day in Chicago.
Mr. Warren Williams, who is at
tending North Western University, is
now spending his vacation with his
mother and family in Philadelphia and
will also visit Atlantic City, Cape May
and other points East before return
ing for school opening.
Mr.. John Hawkins, Jr, and Mr..
Meryle Curtis, entertained the Forty
Club with a midnight luncheon at the
Appomattox Club, 1892 Grand Blvd
Mrs. II. L. Billups, instructor OF
Domestic Science at the Wiley Uni
versity, Marshall Texas, has been
spending the summer in St. Louis,
Mo-, and is now in Chicago for few
days before returning to her work.
Mrs. Lorraine Thompson has re-
turned home after trip in California
where she enjoyed three weeks motor
ing through the state
DIR. and Mrs. R. A. Williams and
daIiphter I mise TOr aud Mrc n