The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-02

DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Carlisle left last
Friday for Indiana to spend the Eas-
ter season with DR.. Carlisle's parents.
Mrs. Ulysses Grant Daley, 1923 In
diana Avenue entertained at recep
ton Wednesday, March 23rd in honor
of Mrs. Merrill Hargro Curtis and
Miss Dorothy Francis OF Washington,
d. c. The affair was a delightful one.
Those assisting Mrs. Daley i'll re
Giving were Mrs. Edward II. Morris.
Miss Estelle l.. Arnold. Mrs. L. Z!
Kennedy, Mrs. I. T. Carlisle and Miss
Vivian G. Harsh.
Mrs. Daniel H. Williams, AS T.
And ST. entertained at o'clock tea
in honor of Mrs. Martha McAdoo and
Miss Francis of Washington al her
residence on Wednesday March 23rd. J
The affair was a beautiful one and /
one long to be remembered.
Mrs. w. T. Francis of St. Paul
passed through the city en- route to |
her home from Washington, D. c. |
While in the city Mrs. Francis was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. |
Harris, 4807 Langley Avenue.
Mrs. Edward E. Wilson, 800 Prai-
RE Avenue entertained at a luncheon
on Friday afternoon. March 18th, in
honor of Mrs. Martha McAdoo and
Miss Francis.
Mr.. w. R. Sobers, 5000 Lake Park
Avenue, one of Chicago's most pop
ular bachelors, was extremely busy
during the Easter rush, but he pro
misses to make things hum for his
many friends after his rush.
The Saturday AFTERNOON Whist Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Edwin
VERIFY Church, 4756 Champlain Ave
nue., Saturday March 26th. The hon
ored guests were Mrs. Merrill Curtis
and Miss Dorothy Francis
Mrs. Mamie Meredith Odom, 1888
Forest Avenue is still ill and will be
pleased to see her many friends.
Miss J. Marjory Robinson, entered the
university OF Chicago last Monday She |
has made a fine record in her school |
work having finished Wendell Phillips /
in 3 IL years. Her many friends wish
her success.
The Stork made his first visit to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fisher, |
AS East 45th Place Monday and lett a t
10-pound baby boy Mr.. Fisher wears
the smile that won't come off and cher
ishes beautiful hopes of his sons future. /
Mrs. S. P. Fisher, the grandmother, is /
indeed happy over the blessing OF this
bouncing boy, which is her first grand .
child
Doctors and Nurses Day Sunday April /
3rd, 1871, P. NJ. at South Park NJ E
Church, $500 South Park Blvd.
DIR. Roscoe c. Giles principal speaker.
Mrs. McKye for the nurses The fol
lowing organization have been invited
and will take part in the program: Ply
sicianS, Pharmacist and Dentists asso-
citation, The Visiting Nurses Association,
Providence Nurses, The Fort Dearborn
Hospital Nurses, City nurses, student
doctors. The Rbernezer choir Is in
vited. Under the auspices OF the De
partment OF Religious Education. Bene-
fit OF Pastors Guide J. w Y. Hutchin-
son, Director. Mrs Sarah Barton,
president.
Misses Ida Taylor and Jimmy
VERIFY are to give a party in honor |
of Miss Dorothy Francis Of Washing /
ton Mrs. Merrill Curtis will also be
guest OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson. 1900 Langley !
Avenue will entertain their friends at 1
a dancing party in the very near
future.
The Chicago University Girls went
on hike last Wednesday to the sand /
dunes in Indiana. They returned tired /
but after a day OF real fun.
Mrs. George Logan of Detroit,
Mich, spent the Easter holidays in .
the city and was the guest OF Mr.. and .
Mrs. Franklin 3608 Grand Blvd.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawton Give Pretty
To Take A Rest.
Miss Olive Malone, 81 E. 43rd St,
popular cigar clerk at Walgreenb. [
35th and State ST., store, is planning
to take few days rest at home b&t
ginning Wednesday, March 80.
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