The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-16
THE CHICAGO WHIP

The recital given by Mrs. w. L.
Green at Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday after
noon. July 10, surprised the audience
in the talent, also in the technique ex-
hibited by the teacher.
The Fisk Alumni Club is going to
St. Joe, Michigan, with full intention
to pick-the- nique of pleasure" says
Zip. Il could go as a member too,
cause l went to Fisk-yessir, car
red fresh vegetables out there twice
can go if | wish"
The Contest in Essay: Great Wom-
en- of History. Date: Monday eve
ming. August 18th, o'clock P. M.
Place: The Great Auditorium OF Pill
grim Temple, 33rd and Indiana. Con-
testants: Pilgrim Dramatic Club,
Young Ladies Cosm. League, Hart
Musical and Dramatic and Englewood
Musical and Dramatic Clubs. All
strictly high class ladies' organizations
with gentlemen associates and mem
bers Gin one case). Prizes: Gold
Watch, First; Golden Token, Second,
Third and Fourth receives a consola-
ton gift. All get something. Musical
numbers by Professor J. A. Lilliard
and Pilgrim Choir with contributing
| Artists.
This promises to be the biggest af-
fair of the season. Valuable prize to
the Club selling largest number of
tickets over $500. Tickets IS cents.
Res. Popular rs cents. children Is
cents.
Every respectable man and woman.
All good clubs invited.
The Missionary Society of Olivet
f., gave fair program at 9th and Dear
born Streets Sunday, July 10th.
The Y. L. c. League gave Not a
Man in the House" to a good audi
ence at Olivet on the 18th instant.
Esther the Beautiful Queen with
Mrs. Wimfrey (Myrtle) and David,
the Shepherd Boy with Mrs. Ada
Passmore are both nearing perfection
at Oivet and at Pilgrim respectively.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at
33rd and Indiana Avenue for children
up to the age of IA years is open free.
Send your children over and let them
learn a trade free 1t is reported that
Olivet also has such an institution.
The Progressive Company was sue
cessful in its Chautauqua efforts. A
big report will be given elsewhere.
President c. ]. jenkins i'll. Doctor
in attendance. Sunday.
Miss Zelma Watson, obligato with
Pilgrim choir Sunday morning-sweet
and artistic. They say" chirps Zip,
that everything that choir pulls is
good, and the solo by Mrs. Williams
was sumner. And didn't Mrs. Out
ley play the pianny?'
We know secret about violinist
and cornetist and a preacher, and
bible and license and two witnesses
but we are not to tell living soul
until Labor Day! "a YearD
The Club Family of Musicians will
arise and meet Mrs. Julia c. Wilker-
son who cleaned up at Pilgrim must
cal Sunday in obligato with octette
She is from Birmingham. Encored
twice at MT. Vernon Church in after
noon. The Church caught fire about
this time-djer ever hear of a singer
singing a house ahre before? Ask
EN- 'fdont believe us.
Mrs. Sigourney Motley from Den
yer was attending the musical and was
enraptured with this truly wonderful
program.
| MIlic. MCGuiTet NINE. HAWKINS,
Wilkerson and the truly artistic Miss
Mabel o. Story. ST Louis, Instructor
of Delinquent Boys, Director St Paul
Choir, now studying at North West
ern u, (mezzo contralto) were Joined
in their new laurels by Mrs. Marguer-
ite Jackson Cross, soprano. Mr.. John
son delivered the goods in solo. Choir
well supporting the other numbers.
But
The adorable Patti Brown (acc.
Miss Doxey). with Corrine Brown,
the inestimable N. Clark Smith and
A. A. Brown, in two numbers spell
bound the vast audience in quartette
selections. The public then clamored
for a solo from Patti. She gracefully
declined. She is leaving the city.
The Young Peoples Society of In
stitutional Church will present the
Premier Tenor Jas. A. Lilliard, with
Miss Leola Lilliard. Reader in Roper
toir. July 2lst. They will appear on
August 18th at the Great Essay Con-
test.
The July Festival is going strong
at 33rd and Indiana where the Easter
Lily cleaned up Sunday, 10th inst.