The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-10-08
SOCIETY

Chicago, and wife OF the New York
rcaltor, left Chicago on Saturday last,
more than ever convinced that Chicago
is the city OF cities. MANY and varied
functions were arranged Tor her dur
ing her three weeks stay, including
prize Wrists by Mrs Lena Pickett
Lewis, Mrs. Helen Belts, Mrs. Matte
Thornton, Mrs. Georgia Mardis and
Mrs. Matte Henderson, breakfast
dance by Mrs. Estele Harrison-sev-
cral theatre parties and dancing
party by Mrs. II. Reyells,
Miss Mildred Plummer. OF Mime
apoIis, was the guest Of Miss Ruth l..
! McCoo. OF 3842 Calumet Avenue at
whist on Thursday last. While in
Chicago Miss Plumner was the. house
guest OF her aunt at Oils Morgan
Street, but spent the greater portion OF
her time with Miss McCoo
Miss Estclle Arnold and Mrs. PuSey
Arnett entertained the Louise d. Mar
shall Auxiliary OF the 9Th Regiment
last Thursday in the Colonies Parlofs
II the Armory on Thursday night, the
10Th inst.
Mrs. Ncttc Green. OF Buffalo, \. y,
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OF 38l2 Calumet Avenue.
Mrs. Calic Ware. OF 1857 Indiana
Avenue, Is spending i month with her
mother in Montgomery, Ala.
The Oklahoma Club is the title given
an aggregation OF men all OF whom are
either natives OF Oklahoma or who
have spent many years there. The
club IS Just now in the progress OF
formation and will have Tor its meet
ing place the Unity Club Hall. 1t is
predicted that it will be a powerful
force in the community ii the person
mel OF the membership counts for any
thing
Nh q. A. Pagan, OF ISIS Prairie
Avenue has opened a delicatesscn
store at that number and is filling
very much needed want in that To-
cality.
Mrs. Lillian Beac Summers has re-
turned irony three weeks visit to her
home in Boston, Mass and is back at
her post As secretary TO the superin-
tcndcnt OF the United Charities.
Much comment is heard on all sides
as to the manner OF seating members
OF our racial group al the Play House
during the engagement OF Charles Gil
! pin and suits have been threatened by
many.
Miss Beatrice, North. OF New York
City, is visiting the city for i fcW
days and i, the guest OF Miss Ethclyn
Moss. 1888 Indiana Avenue. Miss
North is 4 sister OF Mr.. !. Douglas,
president OF the Antilles Protective
Association, OF this city. She will
leave Tor Los Angeles, Cal. -at the end
OF the week.
Mrs. Maudelle Bousfeld entertained
the Friday Night Whist Club on Sat
urday evening at Stcnhouse Inn
Fourteen tables were set for the mcm-
bers and guests \ dainty lunch was
served.
Mr. T. Arnold Hill. cxecutivc secre-
tary OF Chicago Urban League, is now
the proud posscssor OF Ford Sedan.
]. d. Adams. 142 West 33rd Street,
left last Saturday for New York City.
where he will spend some time.
Miss Zenia Dougla, has moved tq
Il8 Grand Boulevard
! MIS-. bttut Drown, oi LOUISVILLE
Ky. is visiting her sister Mrs Mary
L. Riley. 405l Indiana Avenue She
will be in the city Tor two weeks
Mrs Sandy W. Tricc. OF 6438 Eber-
hardt Avenue. returned home last Fri
day after FIVE weeks visit TO Idlcwild.
Grand Rapids. Chatham, Toronto and
Montreal. Mrs. Trice stopped for a
short visit in Benton Harbor She had
a fine time, but was glad TO get back
to. the Windy City.
One OF the most unique functions
rendered Mrs Julia Fitzgerald while
4 on her visit to Chicago was the fare
well progressive luncheon consisting
OF six courses each served by one of
six hostesse5--M csdamcs Grace Green,
Corrinc Eggcston, Nellie Cadozoc,
Niocttc Anderson Johnson and Helen
Belts at their respective residences
An hour was consumed Tor each
course and the guests were variouSly
entertained in the manner chosen by
each hostess. Dorothy Cadozoc gave
several OF her most charming dances
in her usual captivating simplicity and
the final course was served at the resi-
dence OF Dir. and Mrs. George Thorn
ton, after an evening at,prize whist.
Mrs. Ernest Bumm has returned
from Detroit, Mich, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
| Naomi Pettiford
! Mr.. James Woodlee accompanied the
| body OF his mother to Meanwhile,
Tenn =
The concert given by the Grace
Church choir last Monday night was a
decided success. the money raised be-
ing applied to the decoration fund.
| Mrs. Vcnora Bell. of Houston,
Texas, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Nesbit OF Champlain Avenue, has re-
turned to Houston.
! Mrs. j. A. Grinell has returned to
Flushing, Ohio.
Mr.. B. G. Ward, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, is in the city for few days on
business.
On Sunday evening at $50 at Com
munity Church there will be presented
one-act sketch, entitled The Jour
ncys OF Life by Pricilla B. Knight.
Miss Gertrude Smith will be featured
is Pilgrim