The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-09


10 the first public meeting of the Pill
grim Dramatic Club, Chas J. Jenkins,
Pres, and Miss Thelma Watson,
Secy. 1--WE have it right at last). This
new organization meets at Pilgrim
Temple on the fourth Sunday and are
preparing a good program.
Now, Family, these artists certainly
may be trusted to appear if they
promise because they certainly did do
so, and donated their services to help
the crippled and invalid soldiers at
Drexel Hospital. Nine Patti Brown,
Nine. Bertha Tyrec, Byron Brothers
Saxophone Sextettc, The Umbrian
Glce Club, Madame Garner (Paulinc)
Harrison Emanuel and James A. Lii
lard There are others but Zip re-
ports that these arc a surcr thing than
Dempsey Us. Carpenter, or Smiling
Jack" VS.. Dempsey.
THE Adorable Little Miss Gaines
reports Zip, Last Tuesday evening
gave recital which presented fifty
teachers from the north side as part
feature of the excellent program The
audience therefore was representative
of the taste and talent OF the city. The
numbers just as we would expect
from a member of the Progressive
Choral Society who is an artist in her
own right Miss Brooks assisted at
the piano. Another one soon
NOTE from Zip; To a Contem-
porary: Say, what do you mean by
keep taking our stuff? You wanna
cut at out, or give us credit before
we set a trap for you, see?
Da.L,I. Gto,4 a1iaa4aI
in the Prodigal Son.
Two of the clubs entered in our
Great Essay Contest are asking that
we extend the time limit to later date
We shall consider request and make
final announcement in next issue.
A prominent member of the Forty
Club. Bindley {. Cyrus, has the OPP
portunty of a lifetime offered him
Your support is what he needs. See
him. A new thing. Miss Kate Kelly
of the Y. L. {. League and of the
Phylisonians is upon the eve of leav-
ing the city. We shall miss you'll
The Summer Vacation Bible School
opens at Pilgrim on July 5th. Every
thing shall be taught that is of service
in the economic life as we'll as scrip
tural work. Many novelties will be
manufactured. Mrs. Maxwell, Rev.
Rice and others are assisting in the
instruction. 49,.
Many of the usual Monday Club
meetings were postponed on account
of the celebration of the National
Holiday and others may be found
elsewhere in this issue.
The Fern Leaf Pleasure Club at
3247 State street July held an inter
csting meeting. Plans were begun for
further development in charitable ac-
ltiYIties. " is reported.
The american Beauty Charity Club
will meet the 18th instant at the resi-
dence of its president, ]. p Winstead.
An extra fine program is promised by
Hugh Buchanan Oh.
The Hart Music and Dramatic
Club announces that Mr.. Geo. c.
Dyer, violinist of the Union Musical
College of St. Louis, Mo, has re-
Gently joined the Club. Mr.. Dyer is
also a graduate of the New England
Conservatory OF Music of Boston,
Mass. mo one is more religiously
devoted to his profession as a teacher
than is he"
Mrs. Mabel A. Arnold, Sec'y of the
Club formerly entered in our next
contesD IS absent en- tour OF the West
with the Mason Jubilee Singers. She
IS IS more than holding her own with
this clever troupe
Two plays are now in preparation
by the Club for early presentation.
Edgar Thompkins, Cor Secy. Lillian
{. Thompkins, President.
Mrs Leona Barner is the present
cntrant in our Essay Contest.
Look! Family The Englewood
Musical and Dramatic Club submits
the name of Miss Infclice B. Thomp-
son as cntrant in Our Prize ESSAY
Contest; Great Women of History.
We gladly accept this entrant and
forthwith here and now close the en-
trance. Miss Thompson is special
leading lady in the Dramatic Club and
has offices in Hartzcll Center. George
+ Williams is Manager OF this class
ical body. Thank you! Further an
nonncement next week.
The entire musical program at our
Contest in August will be under the
management of Professor James A.
Lilliard.