The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-10

Flowers were in abundance and one
truly felt himself in fairyland forl
each and every participant reminded
one of rare and beautiful little
nymph.
The dancing showed the result of
careful training together with mate
talent. Each little dancer deserves
special mention but space will not
permit us to comment on the entire
program, but we must mention here
Miss Louise Weller, Miss Florence
Hardin (little Hazel, Miss Martha
Twiggs, Hortence Hall, Anna Law
son, Rose O'Neil, Margaret Reynolds
and Master Morris Lewis. Too much
credit and appreciation cannot be
given Mrs. Davis for her wonderful
work with these little ones.
School has closed until September
when she takes up her work again.
Miss Sims, sister to Miss Abby
Sims of st. Louis is in the city on a
visit.
A small circle affiliated with the
Spanish Round Table under the gen
eral direction of Mr.. Alexis of the
Community House was organized
with Mrs. Ida R. Crane as instructor.
NJ Dora Lawton, pres. Miss Rhoy-
gnette Webb, vice pres. Mrs. Har-
rison Emmanuel, sec. =
Miss Tillitha and Mrs. Francis
Hawkins are entertaining at Ogden
Park on Saturday, July 10th, in honor
of Miss Mary Pegg and Mr.. Lonnie
Hawkins.
Madame Byron gave an informal
Recital at her beautiful home, 5000
Rhodes Avenue, in honor of Miss
Easton of California, on Saturday
evening, July 3rd. Those who were
fortunate enough to an invitation,
enjoyed rare treat for Madame her
self gave four wonderful numbers.
Also appeared Mr.. Hugh Buchanan,
Mrs. Antoinette Garnes, Mrs. Villa
Sloan, Miss Cleo Dickerson, Mr..
Theodore Taylor, Mr.. Boone (blind),
Mr.. Bazelle, Mrs. De Witt Smith, Mr..
Sulzer and Mr.. Oxford. Mrs. Jas. A.
Harper conducted the program after
which light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Teycer, one of the
oldaeH o riots,' S.of tGnsepville Texass
is in Chicago, attending the Univers-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck are in Chicago
to spend the summer. Mr.. Peck has
been teaching in the High School at
San Antonio, Texas.
DR.. and Mrs Dexter Reynolds and
their daughter Margaret have moved
to Chicago to live and are living at
1880 Calumet Ave.
Mrs. Key, mother of Mrs. Dexter
Reynolds is here spending some time
with the family.
Hear the following distinguished
artists in a unique program of the
works of Negro authors and COM
posers, at Institutional Church Sun
day, July 18th, at 8. P. NJ, Nine.
Antoinette Garnes, Miss Irene Ho-
ward, Mrs. Vida Robinson Town
send, Miss Magnolia Lewis and Mr..
w. B. Williams. Under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Society.
DR.. Jones, effeciant official of Wal
green's Drug Co., 35th and State
Sts., with wife Mrs. Mildred Bryant
Jones are on their vacation in Col
orado where they report having a
delightful time.
Miss Easton of Los Angeles,
California has been visiting her many
friends in the city.
Miss Eunce Hamilton of Atlanta,
Ca, IS IN the city for month.
Mr.. Evans, advertising manager of
the Madame Walker Establishment,
located in Indianapolis, payed fly
ing visit to our office on the Fourth. |
A large delegation of prominent |
citizens motored over to Benton Har-
Dor to see the White-Leonard fight. |
Among them were DIR. Hale G. Park
err, Mr.. William Bottoms, Clarence
Mcfarland and many more.
Mr.. Robert May Field has returned
to the city after an extended visit
to the coast at which time he was
royalty entertained by his many
friends.
Miss Bertha Bowman of Boston,
Mass, is visiting her brother-in-law in
this city.
DR.. Laraless, the brilliant young
Physician, who recently was