The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-29

Mrs L. r. Hamilton and Mrs. NJ.
E. Sans. her mother, of St. Louis
Mo, and Lake Charles, La, respec-
lively, are visiting their friends in Chi
cago and their relatives at 3253 In
diana avenue. They are much en-:
Unused with the many beauties of the
Windy City.
Prof ]. r. Hawkins, brilliant orator
and financial secretary of the A. NJ.
Z churches, has returned to this coun-
try after an extended trip abroad
Prof Hawkins gives a graphic de-
scription OF the old country and adj
vances ideas which will be dealt With
later. He visited his son, John R
Hawkins, Jr., prominent realty deal
or, while in Chicago, and also paid
the Whip a visit.
Miss Helen Hagan, pianist, is visiting
Mrs. Maudele Bousfield for a few days.
Dr. and Mrs. George {. Hall enter
tanned Mr.. L. Hollingsworth Wood of
New York City at dinner last Sunday
afternoon
Mrs Maude Bell entertained the Satur-
day Evening Whist Club last Saturday
evening at her home in Englewood.
Andrew Bishop OF the Dunbar Players
was the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Binga
| DESMOND at dinner last Tuesday eve
ning.
Mrs. Clif1ic Patton and Mr. Lytle Pat
ton were reunited i'll marriage and are
at home to their friends at 1910 Vim
cennes Ave Rev. Dunn oficiated at the
ceremonies.
Give Warren Douglas Chest of Silver
Men and women supporters OF Hon.
| Warren L. Douglas, member OF the
| legislature on last Sunday afternoon
presented him with a hundred-dollar
set OF silycrware as an evidence OF
their appreciation OF his efforts for
| his constituency while in the capacity
OF ward committeeman and member
LOT the legislature. The presentation
came as surprise to him at his Office,
| $500 State St Fitting remarks made
| the occasion one to be remembered by
Representative Douglas and his ad-
mircrs.
Mrs. ". L. lilies. 1922 Aberdeen
St, attended the 18th anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Allen henderson, Octo-
Der ~. in Madison. Wis
Mrs Louise Rancy OF $500 Prairie
Ave, alter spending five weeks in Mt
Clemens, Mich. reports a delightful
i trip.
DR.. Edward II. Murray OF Marion
/ s. C., has been visiting the Windy City
/ for the past lew DAYS after spending
eighteen months in New York, where
/ he did postgraduate work. DR. Muir
ray is considered as one OF the best
rYc, car. nose and throat specialists in
the country and has been considering
/ locating in Chicago.
Rev. Edward Jackson. pastor OF the
| Danyille \. VI. f. Church was buried
from Quinn Chapel on Monday. the
18th Reverend Daniels was ordained
At Bethel 4. ". T. Church in Chicago,
in 1893. and was transferred to the
/ Minnesota Conference and made pre-
/ siding elder OF the Minneapolis Dis
trict From there he went to the Iowa
Conference and served for several
years at Champlain, and then to Dan
willie. where he died He leaves a
daughter to mourn his loss, Mrs Jo-
scphine Pickett OF 1910 W. Lake St.
William l.. Williams. son OF Mrs. 5.
/ Harmon OF 3l25 s. Park Ave. Tor the
past two years patient sufferer with
the great white plague. was buried
from his mothers residence on Tues
day October %. at II a NJ. Inter
mcnt was at Lincoln Cemetery
Rev. r. " Hall, editor OF the Bap-
tist Leader. OF Birmingham Ala, is in
the city visiting. He was a visitor at
the Whip office.
Miss Sadie Whitfield has returned to
the city after an extended vacation.
She visited Louisville. Culver and
Rockville Miss Whitfield plans to re-
visit the points over again.
The American Woodmen will give
a reception and entertainment at the
Entertainers Hall on Thursday eve
ninq, October y. Orchestral enter
Itaiumcnt and refreshments will make
the evening pleasant.
Mrs Royal Hickman. 4753 Langley,
wa, hostess 10 Kodahing party,
/ Tuesday. honoring Mrs X. K. Lam
lcrt OF Birmingham. Ala. Later a
| five course dinner was served to the
personnel Mrs. Lambert Mrs. v
Crawford Mrs. Edna Maxwell Mrs. ~
Sanduqkv Watkins and Little Edward
Royal Hickman.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Monroe had as
their guests, at their home, 4552
Prairie Ave, at whist party, Mrs.
Lambert OF Birmingham, Ala, and Mr.
| Jas. Jackson OF Kansas CITY, hans.,
Tuesday evening
Mrs. X. X. Lambert, Birmingham.
Ala. returned home after a visit with
friends at St. Louis, Mo, and Chi
cago, ILL., Mrs. Lambert will have
charge OF the branch office OF the Chi
cago Defender, which will establish in
Birmingham, Ala, in the near future
Entertains Newlyweds
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