The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-29

fetti furnished by
the Alpha Deltas was strewn every
| where The music by Professor Wat
sons Band was served in excellent
numbers.
Mr.. Mayo L. Williams represented
the Club Daddy in the Mastery OF
the ceremonies. Mr.. Alfred Williams
and Mr.. {. l.. Adams, President of
the Club and Manager, respectively,
were being congratulated everywhere
| by the many persons attending. The
excellent piano number by Miss Grace
w. Johnson and the new dance (The
Chicago Whip demonstrated by Mr..
James GLADDEN. and Miss Dorothy
Polk were features of the evening.
The snappy exhibition dance by Miss
Nadean Howell and Professor Chas.
Gale proved class. Gentlemen Har-
rison and Givens of the Club were
being ionized by the guests. All the
members were present. Two thous-
and people accepted the invitation
from the Alpha Deltas and were pres
emit Only two of the Family who &C
ccpted the invitation failed to send
real representation, the Hart Musical
and d. and the Zephyr Social One
member from the first and the second
failed to reply satisfactorily or to
appear.
The Hob Mob Social Club Mrs.
Gladys Williams, president, presented
the most artisticaly furnished and
decorated booth. Other clubs, espe-
cially the Regina Charity and the Os-
bic We'd strongly with the Prairie Ten
mis- Chi-Roamers and Beautiful Epsilon
Omega Clubs. The Indian Summer
effect, drawn by the Sioncll Adelphia
Club, was closely rivaled by the beau
tifully decorated booth OF the Wood
craft Club The Regina Charity, the
University, Osbic, FL Progresso, Red
Circle, Fern Leaf, Belmont, Business
Girls, and the distinctive Fort Dear
born Nurses were PARALLEL to a more
or less degree by the booths Of Regina
Charity, Young Mems Catholic Club
Delta's booth was everything but quiet
After twenty days notice a reply ar
rived from the Hi-Art and the presi-
dent alone responded in person The
Cosmos accepted the invitation and is
reported to have stated FOR reasons,
etc, we cannot be present" person
ally we are glad that they were not
present il their sentiment prompted
such a fecling) Those who arrived
ARE MODERN CLUBS-they are
conducted along modern lines.
The new dance, THE CHICAGO
WHIP (Ball- Room Dance), was a dis
tinct knock out" The Alpha Deltas
are pulling another swell affair on Oc-
tober 18th. A HALLOWEEN MAS |
QUERADE PARTY. COME.
The second Wednesday in Novem-
ber-Oh. boys, oh, girls.l WAITu
The president desires to thank each
OF the clubs for their cooperation in
the great affair just passed and for
lives those who failed to appreciate the
magnihcence of the occasion, and
thereby missed the meeting and dance
of their existence.
These clubs which attended, at a
preliminary meeting, told the Alpha
Deltas that they desired to form a
federation with them. A meeting for
this purpose is being considered by
the Alpha Detas and the Family PA.
More notes found elsewhere.
The Twentieth Century Art Club
met at the residence OF Mrs. Henry,
40l6 Indiana Ave, Thursday, October
20. Two new members joined the
club after which the hostess served
lovely 5 o'clock tea.
Invitations are out announcing the
Harvest Moon Dance of the TWEEN
tieth Century Art Club, Thursday,
October u, 1921, at the R. R. NJ. c.
Rooms, 344l Wabash Ave.
The Young Matrons Culture Club
and the Validians arrived late at the
big dance, but they came.
Family, meet the HobNob Social
Club. 1t meets at the hoWes of the
various (18) members. Mrs. Gladys
Williams, $40 Z. 34th Place.
The South Side Sewing and En-
broidery Club was also present and
displayed knockout" booth. AT the
Eighth Armory big dance.
Look! The Tougaloo Club has also
secured PREFERENTIAL SPACE
in the column. 1t shows real class