The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23
Boston, Mass.

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Mrs. Henry r. Jessie, formerly of
Beaufort, Soutk Carolina, now of
West Newton Street, is to be at home
informally, Tuesday.
The Grand Picnic held by Tous-
saint Loverture Co, No. 4, X of p
at Spring Grove, Saturday, was an
nounced satisfactory by all present ex-
cept one, Mr.. Albert, who presented
himself as the person unable to find
the Grove. 500 in gold was offered
to any person who could not find the
Grove and Mr.. Alberts case has been
referred to a Special Committee and
the decision will be given later.
Mrs. Carrie Forsythe has gone to
Virginia to spend the summer.
Prof. Chas. J. Harris of Augusta,
Ga, is taking a special course in music
at the University.
Boost your neighborhood.
Mr.. John Burton, fremont Street,
the energetic and progressive photog-
rapher spent the weekend at Oak
Bluff.
Johnny Furguson was in town from
Swamp Scott, to see the boys Tuesday
evening and everybody seemed to be
happy. ~
Yes-it Is true that the Commits
sioner Allen has denied the Frederick
Douglas Savings Bank Committee a
charter for the establishment OF bank
on fremont Street, but the Commit
zee has adopted the slogan, IF at first
lyou don't succeed, try, try, again.
On Wednesday, July 18th, Messrs D.
H. Hall, n. A. Simmons, and DR.. w
A. Cox, accompanied by ex-Mayor
Curley, appeared before Governor
Cox, requesting him to use his in
Ihuence to secure a reversal of the de-
cision of the Bank incorporators in
refusing a petition for a charter filed
by more than 800 citizens.
The old folks song service and sup
per held sway Thursday evening at
Mrs. V. B. Franklins spacious parlor.
Mrs. Mary Crews, Cambridge, re-
turned from the Baptist Convention
held in New Haven last week. While
away she also visited friends in Hart
tford and Danberry, Conn.
DR.. Geo. B. Anderson of Charles
ton, South Carolina, accompanied by
Mrs. Anderson has arrived in Boston
to spend the summer vacation here
and is stopping on Mass. Ave.
Business men, what are you going
to do about this employment situa-
ton? Think it over and tell the re-
porter when he calls.
: Tuesday evening will linger long in
the memories of friends who were so
fortunate in receiving an invite" to
be present at surprise party given in
the beautiful dining room OF Mrs.
G. A. Foster, Clarmont Park, in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. James G.
Beebe of Washington, N. Carolina.
Mime L. Jackson, formerly of 53rd
Street New York city, now of Bos-
ton, resides at 53i Columbus Avenue.
Nickles Newman left Thursday for
Washington. D. C., looking forward
to a pleasant trip.
Prof. Clarence White, 6l6 Columbus
Avenue, returned TO his studio, Fri
day, after concert tour.
The 56th, Anniversary of the charge
OF the 54th Massachusetts Regiment
was held at G.. A. r. Hall, 10 Joy
Street, Monday evening with most APP
propriate exercises under the auspices
Of The Sergeant VIM. Carney Camp
No. l56, Sons of Veterans. Others
who assisted in making this occasion
successful were the members and
friends of Robert A. Bell Post No.
l34, G. A. r., w II. Carney Circle
No. 81. Ladies of G. A. R., and r. A.
Bell Womans Relief Corps No. o.
The Rev. Eli George Biddle was
orator ..s K-
Clarence w. Lewis, Holyoke Street,
returned Friday from California
where he went on business.
VIM, Worthy, Jr.,, and. his mother
are doing very we'll.
Boston was honored Sunday by the
presence of Capt. E. S. Gaines, Min
lister of Legions of the Universal
Negro Improvement Association.
Mrs. Eugene F. Gordon is in Wash
ington on visit to her mother.