The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-13
New Orleans, La.

Mr.. Robert Wilson was entertained
at 2925 Dryades Street with a Birth
day party on July oath. Everyone en-
ioyed themselves immensely.
Sir Howard McGinnes, Chancellor
Commander OF McGinnis Lodge No.
|. New Orleans. will leave i'll few
days Tor New York City to attend the
Supreme Lodge, X. OF p. OF the East
crn and Western Hemisphere. Mr.
McGinnis will stop in Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. He will
also be the guest OF Mr.. Gordon,
Roxbury, Mass. before he returns to
New Orleans. Sir Oliver Moret, SUI
preme Deputy is conducting all bust
ness pertaining to the Lodge in the
absence OF Mr.. McGinnis.
The Star Dramatic Club was enter
tanned at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Turner, SOP Dryadas
St. Wednesday, Aug. 5rd. The eve
ming was spent with music and whist
after which they retired to prepare for
their next play at First ST. NJ +.
Church, Aug. 10Th. For Love or for
Money" Az Miss Bessie Thomas.
242l Jackson Ave. lett Saturday night
for the Windy City TO spend her yaca-
ton visiting her brother and sister.
**# Mrs. Josephine Jackson and her
daughter Florence OF Marero. La, lett
for a months stay at Bay ST. Louis,
Miss. Mrs. Jackson Is convaescing
from a serious operation. She is the
sister OF Mrs Ethel Herns *#* Mrs.
Alma Collins. the wife of Rev. F. II.
Collin pastor OF Fourth Baptist
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in the country for her health. Her
many friends will be glad to hear she
is enjoying the trip ***On Friday
morning. Aug. 5th, Mrs. Bertha Sc
railc, 1887 Sixth St, departed this life.
Funeral service was held from the
First African Baptist church, Rev g.
w. Solomon and Deacon Davenport
officiating. She leaves to mourn her
loss a husband, Chas. A. Seraile, and
seven chilren. Joseph. Harold, Octave.
Thelma, Bernice, Helen and Milton.
Interment in Girord Cemetery. **+
1 Crescent City Lodge, No 299, !. Il. p.
o. E. OF W. was organized in New
Orleans during the past month and a
/ splendid banquet was given at Coop
orators Hall. Among the officers are
4 Jos Thornton, Exalted Ruler: {. p,
Loving, Esteemed Leading Knight
and ]. w Huntley, Loyal Knight IA
Miss c. B. kimbrough, travelling mis-
! sionary of the q. w. {. A. OF Jackson
/ Miss, was in the city recently and
spoke at the Wesley Chapel Church;
the little lady is engaged in great
work. **Rev. T. J. Johnson. one OF
the oil time preachers of the NJ. +
Connection, left during the past week
for Slidell. La, where lie will take
charge OF church. We hope for him
success in his new field OF labor ***
Mr.. +. {. Batiste chimes we'll as a
baritone tenor OF the choir OF the First
Street Church; he at least can be
heard ***Mr. Neal Fisher. Mgr OF
the 10Th Century Grocery Co OF 9Th
and Franklin SITS. reports that bust
ness is real good. ***Mrs. Emma
Lowman OF 201S Fourth St. is visit
ing relatives in Florida ana Mr. r. J.
Nash is quite sick at his home. OF
s. Roman St. AS Mrs. NJ. ]. Henry
OF 2408 Melpomcne St. is one OF the
active workers Of the Union Bethel
Church. She is also chairman OF the
sick committee OF the American Eagle
Club *** From the California Eagle.
July %. 1921. The Musicians Union
with Prof. T. B. Leblanc, as president,
formerly OF New Orleans held its
fourth annual affair Sunday afternoon
at the St Paul Baptist Church. The
Musicians Union owes It's birth and
development to Prof. Leblanc.
The Spectator.