The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
SOCIET


Mrs Nellie Burrell 4l3l Calumet
Avenue, gave house party Mednes-
day afternoon in honor oi Misses
Rena and Louise Colwell of Scdal,a,
Mo-. who arc spending Their vacation
with their parents. Mr. aud Mr.. X. ID.
Colwcll, 1880 South State Street.
DR.. T. L. Mccain, oil Denver. Colo,
passed through the city last week. re-
turning to Denver after visiting his
mother IN Nashville Tenn.
Mrs. Z. Euper, $3.50 Vernon Ave
nue., left the city last Saturday night
for Kansas City Mo. where she viii
spend week
DIR. I. Crosby, who is connected
with the Sherman Bactcriological
Laboratories Of Detroit, Mich. spent .
lew days in the city last week on his
annual tonr oil the country. His bu,i
ness takes him 10 practically ever;
black ply III the country in the
course Of year
Prof J. A. Lawrence, President oi
Swayne College. Montgomery. Ma.
and Prof. W. r. Wood oi the l,irm
ingham City Schools. visited the 81
iices Of The Chicago Whip while il
the Windy City last week.
Mrs Rudolph Lawrence. 1909
Rhodes Avenue, left for Nc~ York
and other eastern cities last week.
Mrs. Lawrence will spend two weeks
in the east before returning to the
city.
Mr. John II. Lewis. railway mail
clerk. 642l Champaign Avenue, and Ia
sister, Miss Emma l.. Levi q"
city school teachers are spending their
vacation in Southern Illinois. whcr,
their mother and sister will make their
future home Master John Paul
Lewis is with them.
Mrs. Mary Sayaglio and son. Louie
Savaglio. Us W 2}rd Street, lett
Thur day morning for Morristown,
Tenn. where they Will pend q low
week helore pong 10 Hilhaubafg
ky. 10 visa itiend= rn1 rellr
They wlll remain out nl al. eitg b..
bout three month";.
Misses Ianrab.llc Robinson and
Nar9uriic &e,bt. popollr ,chon'
s'a'tioP Chicago his summer lcfj T..
heir homo Ia Snnrja" ee.t;so
They wish to thank their friend, for
The many conrtesies shown them wlilc
in the city. They admit that they
have had some time All agree.
Mrs. Addie Mcdowell Of Louisville,
Ky. Is visiting her father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harding al itis city
During her stay in the CitY size may
be reached al $50 T. 3hth Street.
Phone pouglas 81
Mrs. William 462+ Evan, Aveuuc,
and Mrs Mcknight. 1910 la Sale
Street. have returned from Cincinnati,
Ohio, where they attended the funeral
OF an aunt and cousin, Mrs Mary
Brown. Deceased Wa buried from
Shiloh Baptist Church.
DR. Bnga DESMOND returned from
a weeh's vacation at ldlewld Mich
igan.
Mi, Regina Anderson entertained
in honor OF visiting guests last We'd
nesddy afternoon from 10 ..
Nsr Dora LAYTON, $3.50 Grand
Blvd. returned 10 the city after
very pleasant STAY in Detroit.
Mrs. s. A. J. Watkins 35l2 Grand
Blvd. entertained The 20th Century
Whist Club and visiting friends
Wednesday afternoon,
Editor J. A. Merriam, NJ. D., editor
Il the Portland Times. gave Us a call
Tuesday He is now spending a fsN
weeks at Providence and later at the
Rush Medical College.
Hon Edward T. Harris notary plb
lie. OF Washington. d. G. visited the
office This week and will remain in the
city for a short while.
Miss \. Leitcher has returned t.
Louisville Ky
Mrs. T.addie is stopping with Mr..
K. l. Warrington at 35l6 Wabash
avenue.
The artist. Arthur Edward Johnson,
10j2 perdo Street, New Orleans Wis
ted the office OF the Chicago Whip
rucsday afternoon He is touring the
country aud expects to visit and study
'he method OF Henry O. Tanner and
oiher celebrities. The New Orleans
picayune gave him some cxcellen,
comment a. to his ability Aiicr
visit 10 Boston and Canada be viii n
turn Ia Chicago aud get few NOR,
IDEAS for hi, excellent studio in New
Orleans