The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-26
LOCALS
Leaves for Washington.


Mrs. E. D. Washington, 1924 Grand
Boulevard left last Saturday night for
Washington ID. C., where she will
spend a few days with relatives.
Clevelander Stops Over Here.
Mrs. Robert Hodges of Cleveland
stopped in the city for two days last
week on her way back from Memphis.
She stopped with her sister-in-alw,
Mrs N. Bradley. 422 East DIST Street
while in Chicago and attended The
Prize Auto Dance last Thursday night.
Ed Wright Improving.
Hon. Edward II. Wright, Ward
Committeeman of the second ward,
has been seriously i'll al his residence,
3944 Calumet Ave. He is improving
and will soon be able to resume active
duties.
Mrs. Harsh Improving.
Mrs. Vivian Harsh, $50 East 44th
Place entertained Mrs. Martha Nc
Adoo and Miss Estelle Arnold at a
box party at the Majestic Theatre last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. McAdoo Being Entertained.
Mrs. Martha McAdoo. the very eff
cient Executive Secretary OF the Y.
w c. A., who has resigned to take
charge of the Y. w. c. A. in Washing
ton, D. c., is being royalty entertained
by the many friends she has made
while in the city and all hate to see
her leave.
Virg Williams On Coast.
Mr.. Virgil Williams, proprietor OF
the beautiful Royal Gardens, IS being
royalty entertained on the PACING
coast by his many friends who are
glad To see him again. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr. Williams lived for
some time in many OF the larger Cali
fornia cities.
DR.. Garnes In Cleveland.
DIR. Harry Garnes spent last week
in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting his wife,
Mrs. Antoinette Garnes, who is on her
way to the coast with The Chicago
Opera Company.
Mrs. Helen Jones In City.
Mrs. Helen Jones, the mother OF
Theodore and Albert, an old Chica-
goan, but now of Topeka. Kansas, is
in the city for months stay with her
sons at 4342 Forestville Avenue.
DR.. Cook Entertains.
DIR. and Mrs. Cook entertained the
orchestra of the Metropolitan Com
munity Center on last Friday evening.
Prize Auto Dance Great Success.
The Prize Auto Dance given last
Thursday, March oath at the Eight
Regiment Armory was one OF the so
cial events of the season that claimed
the attention of all, given as it was
for the benefit of The Chicago Urban
League. The splendid efforts of Mrs.
David Lawrence bore fruit in the re-
spouse shown. Feature dances were
given for the benefit of those gathered
and the drawing for lucky number
created the excitement for the evening.
Mr.. Edward Beasley, 1882 Prairie Ave
nue., medical student at Northwestern
University held the lucky number
which happened to be the number %
and won the Ford sedan. He took his
first ride that night and has made.
plans for rides almost all through the
summer months.
Rev. Wigington of Indiana Univer
sity is a visitor in the City this week.
He was caller to the Offices of The
Whip on Tuesday evening.
Y. NJ c. A. Acts Ife Rev. Sdnssaiihs
Ffneral.
\ The Wabash Avenue Branch of the
Y.NsM C;>>A. was member of the
floral committee of the funeral OF DR.. |
Gunsaulus Saturday, March 10Th. |
They distributed according to the
wish of the family of DIR. Gunsaulus,
IA dozen roses. violets and sweet peas
to The Provident Hospital and The
Home For The Aged and Inhrm
Colored People. The other flowers |
were sent to the Passavant Hospital,
Children's Memorial Hospital and The
Salvation Army. All regret the pass
ing of DR. Gunsaulus and remember
him as one of the few friends in the