The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-22
THE CHICAGO WHIP

Inc betllel beacon Lights. OF Bethel
"A. Nj. Il. Church, now have member
ship of over one hundred and twenty
persons. Object: to uplift the morals
of the young people. Miss Lydia Har-
ris, president.
The Appomatox Club last Saturday
gathered in preliminary meeting for
the tournament and special class
matches TO be held In the near future
The installation of its newly elected
officers is announced as a club aud
family affair and the entertainment
accompanying the event will be get
together and get-acquainted fete. s
The Phyllis Wheatley Club is happy
now with their chief of the Culinary
department promoted and assigned to
the matronsliip OF the Home. Watch
their new programs each sunday in
the Whip columns-Clubs.
The Glover Leaf Social Club will
meet next with Mrs. SalIie Lewis, 354S
S. State Street. Mrs. Anna Grayson,
president; Mrs. Sallie b. steele, secre-
tary. es
The Arbbr Vitae Club have elected
the following officers: Mrs. Matti Cor
don, president; Mrs. Thomas Jefferson,
vice president; Mrs. Maud Samues.
treasurer, Mrs. Laura Greene. re-
porter.
The Rainbow Circle Club reports q
swell time at the meeting with Mrs.
Jackson, 3435 Forrest Aye. That din
ner was great
Did you notice that some one elsc1is
now asking for your club news? Well
tell them: The Chicago Whip Club
column has it.
Address your Club News. The Chi
cago Whip, Club Editor, 1920 s. State
Street, Chicago.
The Standard Literary Society
Olivet. installed its new officers Sun
day evening, Mr.. C. +. Parrish, presi-
dent At the regular meeting, 5 p. m,
Prohibition. Its effects was discussed
bS the body. Mr.. Jackson read an in
ltelligent, comprehensive essay The
Dumb Mute Solo: Nearer My God
To Thee as rendered by Mrs. Max
well, ex1teacher of Mutes in Texas
was wonderful Mr.. Prince A. Glanton
announced that the Fisher Memorial
and the Standard have agreed upon a
! plan of friendly competition, and a
brilliant program is to be expected in
the near future. The new officers are
to take their seats next Sunday. Come
over, 31st and S. Park.
The Free VIII Amity Club meets
each second and fourth Wednesday at
The officers who were installed for
the Bethel Beacon Lights are Mrs.
| Lydia Harris, president; Stephen
! Young, first vice PRESIDENT Edward
Elcy, second vice president; Mrs.
Charles Moody. secretary; Mrs. Anna
Reeves. treasurer. Thursday evening
they donated money and food to be
given TO the unemployed at the
church. Many men members were
;tldcd.
Bethel Literary. with very large
attendance. arc giving their audience
parc treats. As an educational uplift
.and musical rcfreshment. The
young people are taking hold and
once more a light Tor those with a
| trend upward.
The Chicago TuslSegce club will
have its regular monthly meeting at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Janu.
airy %, 1921, at tho Soldiers and Sail
ors Res, sol WabasX ayen,e There
'rwTff|bc a Special prd et.dn rendered
At this same hail on January q there
will be New Years dance All oil
the Tuskegee graduates, former stu
dents and friends have special in
vitation to attend both OF these meet
ings. IA. II. Lawrence. president.
The Business Girls club met We'd
ncsdaN January II. in the Blue Tri-
angle club rsoins. Y w c 4 AT q
O'Clock. After the meeting supper
was served at O'Clock by the Misses
Qa7ol and Lynettc Mccoy. Mrs.
Olivia Bush Banks, advisor. was the
guest of honor.
I The Study class OF the Pioneer
Lodge OF the Thcosophical society
| will meet Sunday. January %. at 8
lp. IN. Subject, Elementary There's