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

Chicago.
Name of Club. ...................
Address y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PRESIDENT '''......,.........
Secretary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Number of Members. .........
Activities ..................,
....... decentralization.
We prefer the clubs registering stat
ing whether their activities are literary,
social, economic, musical or athletic.
If two or more activities-why, please
state on bottom line.
The Young Mems Forum of NJ. c.
C., meeting each Tuesday at 8 p. NJ,
$40 Indiana Ave, invites the Club
Daddy" to its next meeting. Thank
you. We shall send a proxy. Better
go see EN- We have plan of assist
ing this group, which they know not
of. Letter forwarded to the president
this date MONDAY October 24).
Mr.. Frank E. Eubanks says Good
bye" Family. He is leaving the city
for St Louis to visit papa" Just re-
turned from Minnesota.
Oh, yes, FAMILY The young and
popular president of the South Side
Literary pilgrim Temple), member of
the University and the Corpus Juris
Club, etc, namely, Chas. J. Jenkins, is
also a HUBBYl 1t happened three
weeks ago. Hal Harl Hal Har-r-rll
So that's what was the matter wit yer.
May your peace be permanent and
your prodigy--well, remember what
the Lord told Abrahaml Bless he
Missus.
The Young Ladies Cosmopolitan
athletic Club are getting ready for
their basketball matches Remember
the last game they played VS.. the Chi
Roamers? Well, they have not writ
ten us since-do not even speak to u.s.
We hope you win next time (maybe).
Someone tell the Chi-Roamers about
EN-. They'll go at 'eml Girls. YOU
CANNOT live comfortably outside OF
the FAMILYi
Oh, see what is poking up its head
again. Ha, ha, hal! The Annual Lit
erary Contest. Ha, ha, hal! And they
say that some of the societies are
accepting invitations to enter. HAW! |
Haw!
The monthly musicale OF the NJ. C.
T., Sunday evening, was truly char
actcristic OF this body. Mr.. +. r. Har
rison pulled an Z excellent trick OF
conducting the audience in community
singing. His distinctive pose was
feature. Z. Grundy followed with his
own peculiar style. Later The Choral
King sometimes called J. Wesley
Jones for short, took up his regular
duty as master OF the body and in his
own way, without apparent effort,
plainly exhibited his superiority over
any conductor in Chicago. It was
pleasure to again hear Our Sweet
Sweet Chariot" and Musical Queen
another spiritual. The Prince OF Pose
Samuel McAlpine) couldn't hear no.
body pray. Those soubriquets are
given the ladies. Miss Gaines and
Miss Lewis, by the members OF the NJ.
{. c. Church. We affirm. Oh, yes,
Miss Irene w. Howard did everything |
possible to cornet
The distinctive feature number was
exquisite, BUT-the public (in ordi-
nary do not entirely appreciate for
eign selections.
That's why they thumbs down" on
Mr.. -. They do not like it. And
that is why Patti, George" and other
top-notchers avoid the foreign sclce
tons. yet they too can present them
TO the common publc-but they sell
dom do Otherwise the great numbers
by Madame Antoinette Garnes were
perfect. In her recital next month let's
hope for number in English. The
baby vlolinist landed her numbers
hard upon the hearts of her seniors.
Little Dorothy Taylor cleans up for
that boy wonder of Prof. Johnson.
The audience only filled the entire
capacity of the house. Usually there
are a few hanging out the windows.
Cool weather.
o no! | guess we had better build
a special music hall for this great
body We can if we try-what do you
say about it, &C. K.?"
Phyllis Wheatley Club
The regular bi-monthly meeting OF
tn Phyllis Wheatley Club was held
at the HOME. 1886 Rhodes Ave,
Wednesday, October 10, 1921. All
members and friends enjoyed the fol
lowing program after the regular
transaction of business:
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instrumental Solo :. Mrs. A. Thomas
Current Events. -. Miss II. G. Whyte
Vocal Solo. go. Miss Juanita Dabney
Accompanist. ......M Mrs. o. B. Wells
Dainty refreshments were served
The next meeting will be at the
HOME, November 2, 1921 Two to
ur-thirty p NJ, sharp. Visitors are
welcome.
Elizabeth Lindsay Doris,
President,
Irene Moore,
Cor. Secretary, bal.
ss#2 $500 Indiana Ave.