The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-15

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that FRIDAY week, evening, at the
Eighth Armory, is the BIG DAY for
Clubs. They expect your entire club
dance. Address Mr.. Alfred Williams
at $40 East 34th place. Say, enroll
your club
The Young Peoples Society of NJ
| c. c. gave the best program of the
/ day Sunday afternoon, p. NJ. Miss
Priscilla Knight and a number of art
lists delighted the big audience in the
music room.
The Young Peoples Lyceum of In
stitutional Church, Mr.. Samuel Meal
pine, president, presented The Boy
Orator" (Chas. Satchel Morris) at 8
p. NJ. Sunday. THE Negroes Golden
Moments" was his theme The large
audience was charmed by the oratory
and logic of Americas favorite Miss
Dorothy Taylor, child violinist, put
over a striking feature. A duet by
the Misses Pryor and Jones was good
The Armour Glee Club and Mr..
/ Henry Ethridge, dramatic tenor, went
over the high mark. Compliments to
Miss M. N. Lewis choice.
The Willing Workers and Strangers
appear on October 9th at The Ave
hue in matinee musicale. Mrs. Ophe-
liza Hudson, chairman.
The Mems Community Forum, meet
ing at $40 Indiana avenue on each
Tuesday evening invite all young men
to join them. Lawyer Mckinney gave
an interesting lecture at their last
meeting. They expect hundred new
members next Tuesday evening. Come
The Grace Lyceum invites you to be
present at its meeting, O'Clock
sharp next Sunday. II. w. Barrette
bers are always excellent (Send in
more)
St Marks Lyceum pulled grand
opening on Sunday afternoon at P.
N. Mr.. Chas Satchel Morris made the
principal address The subject, THE
Negroes Golden Moments" was not
only well handled but likewise we'll de-
liyercd. Some believe this address sqial
to any ever delivered by the orator
He left to address body in Gary |
Ind. at $3.50 Sunday evening. Mr.
Morris may be reached by addressing
him, care OF The Whip. Miss Lou d. |
Bond in repeated encores delighted the
audience Miss Johnnabel Montgom-
cry in piano solo was good. The new
staff OF officers-Miss Alberta Mason. |
president: Miss Ruth Allen. secretary
have made a good start. Reverend |
Robinson supports his Lyeeum by his |
presence, just as does DIR. w ID. Cook |
1t pays Next meeting OF the Lyceum
on October 25d-50 and Wabash.
The Girl Scouts, Troop AZ. OF The
Center (Velma Lindsay, president;
Jessie Baxter. treasurer; Francis Nc |
Lain. secretary; Joella Baxter, Ester
Hinkle, Frances McLain, color bear
ers, with Cornelia Seele, captain) meet |
every Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock. Come
and bring your girl friends from 10 to |
l8 years OF age. $40 Indiana avenue
Take it from Us-tfiie above is real
classy. We knowl
The actor, Charles Gilpin, (star of
Emperor Joncs") was delightfully."- err
tertained last Tuesday at the residence |
OF Censor Alonzo J. Bowling. by the
host and Mrs. Mayme Z. Bowling |
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs |
David Bowen. Mr.. Copeland OF Cope
land and Taylor Team ftheatricaD
and Miss Marguerite Clark, teacher
Complimentary tributes were extended
the sensor for his good work in fight
ing the K. X. X. pictures and the
Birth OF Nation. The crisp talks !
made by the gentleman along this
work was a feature. We were there
a few moments and highly enjoyed the
occasion.
The Sunday Evening Club at Met
ropolitan Community Center cele-
brated their anniversary in appropriate
program Sunday evening.
The address by Mr.. J. B. Stafford OF
Swift & Co. was "a Generous View OF
Life" The speaker was lucid in his
exposition and pertinent in point OF
interest-good address. The gentleman
who presented him (may the Lord
teach him how was huge joke. We
can never forget! 81 say this-in or
der to say that" repeated ad liberatum
with NOTHING in between! Fin
ally, after ten minutes OF random ad |
randum he faded into his seattle |
speaker arose That's all we have |
against Our Harvey" now. The |
Reading by Mr. Solomon Bruce (Ital-
ian dialect) was knock out But the |
thing that ended our perfect day was
the vanishing notes of that sweet So
prano singer who took the obligato in
Swing Low Sweet Chariot" We
hate to call her name for fear you
might want to hear her. too-jealous,
you know? Miss Eleanor M. Gaines
did it,
The Swift Glee Club put over one
fair number and-well.. the voices were
all right--the piano, all right, BUT al
team knows best the one who drives
them most. Immediately afterward
THE GREAT CHORAL KING q
w, j. took his baton, placed his heart
and mind upon his large choir and
knocked" 'em dead in chorus. A Di-
rector is a director-that's all. DR.. w,
ID. Cook and II. A. Watkins are really
putting over program FOR ALL
TINE. We could hear Fl. A. w, too,
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs.