The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-02

Mr. ]. A. Lillird, recent winner of the
Lyon & Healy medal and honors at
Blackstone Concert will spring sur
prises in musical presentation.
Personnel of the Quartette Nine.
Patti Brown, Soprano; Nine. Cor
rhine Brown, Contralto; Major y.
Clark Smith (Composer), Tenor, and
A. A. Brown, Basso Profundo. Miss
this in the morning-hang YOURSELF
Zip" OF The Whip says: "Show me
the equal OF this quartette and take
my golden jewsharpw 1t is safe.
/ Hon. Mr.. Watts and daughter are
guests from X. C., and are compan-
ions with N. Clark Smith. Send greet
ing to the Club Family. Pleased to
meet you both. Met 'em Sunday.
Huh? No, do not think that he is
| am very certain that she is not.
Both accomplished.
The first week in August will be the
week of the Essay Contest: Great
Women of History" The entrants
are all ladies from various Clubs, lit
erary societies, etc, composed OF la
dies. The place has not been definite
ly decided upon. Several clubs pre-
viously Boosting of the mental capac-
ity OF its membership, simply backed
up when an opportunity came to test
it against other clubs OF real literary
merit and mental culture
The Bethesda Baptist Choir is Civ
ing an oratorio, The Prodigal Son,
June 80, 1921. New Church Organ
Fund-Cause and Result.
The Sunday School of the St
Thomas Church is giving a picnic on
July 18th at Willow Springs, Ill
Leafy Grove is spot.
Someone is picking at the Engle-
wood Dramatic Club. Listen what
SHE said: 20, if we could get the En-
glewood Dramatic Club TO dare enter
the contest, it would be a good joke
to beat them. Because there is little
chance of the Red Circle Girls, or Up.
silon Omega Girls taking a chance il
open literary contest, and | consider
the Englewood Dramatic Club about
the next best Club"
We told her that we knew the Al
pha Delphas, the Regina Charity
Spartan Athletic, many university
alumni societies and lots OF literary
societies who could produce entrant.
and contest upon that subject For
if a woman cannot write upon Great
Women OF History" we despair o.
her writing upon other topics. 90
said she, writing is one thing, but
am speaking of winning Nerve, eh
Hi-Art Dramatic, The Pilgrim Temple Ora
matte and The Young Ladies Cosmopolitan
Club are entered now. The specaliies are
also being enrolled
The Quinn Chapel County Fair opened VI
grandly Tuesday the 18th OF June. The pro
gram outlined was exceptionally elevating in
its sphere as well as educational in influence
| The Sunday Evening Club presented. Patti
Brown and George X, Garner, Jr, soloists
A better voice in either part is not possible
in this country Wendelfs Sunday evening
| June Goth.
Invisible Stars, And Standard Literary
Society did you notice that Mr. Elmer Davis
won the debate last week at Bereanl Mr.
Davis is president OF the Invisible Stars and
was SIX years a member OF the Standard
| Literary Society.
Many Clubs in Chicago celebrate the brit,
| OF Paul Laurence Dunbar the evening OF
| Monday, June 27th Born Dayton June 9th
Steele High and Oberlin College. Wrote
songs, plays, poems, short STORIES Glass
poem, in High, 1891, attracted first attention
Wrote first effort at years. Oak and Ivy
| first OF twenty-one books. was written later
The, Negro. Poet Laureate
The Hart Dramatic Club announces the
change in the name ot its contestant from
Mrs. Mabel Arnold TO Mrs. Leona Barner.
Thank you and welcome.
St. Marks and Dunbar Day! This. annual.
ly, means Julius Avemdorph, distinguished
personal friend OF Dunbar, and a good pro.
| gram. There was larger audience than
usual this year. The musical numbers excep-
tionally fine
Grace Lyceum closes until September A
great number OF leading singers and other
notables were on program, Sunday. S p. NJ
The Nomans Study Club presented a
| great program to those who were fortunate
enough to be present at their meeting on
Wednesday, June 9th, with Mrs Adams
! This organization is advancing well to the
fore on account OF the scope OF its work
Literature is its held-at present, the short
story.
The Sunday Evening Club M C. C.
n. Clark Smith major, L. S. A., com.
poser and premier conductor, was present
and star attraction with Nine Patti Brown.
George r. Garner, Jr., on the Extravaganza
| Rainbow chorus OF THE Choral King" l.
| W. J., at NJ C. c., Sunday Evening Club.
Sunday past. This Kaleidoscope spectrum
was presented TO twenty-five hundred people
Professor Stein and orchestra in the Haunted
House" actually told the story in musical
strains. We would not know an Oratorio If
we met it in Lyon & Healy's, but that must
have been Oratorio, because the ensemble
struck us oration-now isn't that sim.
ple-and plain3 The Heavens Are Telling"
and THE Cherubic Host" was done in the
Prof. +. Grundy and ]. Wesley Jones way,
Mrs Majors and Priscilla Lee Mayo pointing
well to the fore. Solomon S. Bruce read a