The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-07-23

hints upon Club Management Mrs. r..
Carmen Taylor eniveued the meeting by
bright witty remarks This club is re-
hearsing new drama and will spring a
surprise in the near future Watch
these columns.
New Club Speaks:
To the Literary World of Chicago
Newspapers and magazines all over
the country are concerning themselves
over the fact that the Negro is begin
ming TO think seriously and deeply. In
Chicago. however he has been thinking
seriously for long. long time.
Are you one OF those who are think
ing seriously OF the future? II so, we
invite you to the initial program TO be
held at Pilgrim Baptist Temple. 33rd
and Indiana avenue, of the new literary
and dramatic club, on Sunday, July a.
from 5 TO p. m.
On each successive second and fourth
Sunday in each month, brilliant minds OF
the city and county will discourse upon
subjects that vitality interest every citi-
zen. Appropriate music by best artists
and celebrities.
Honorable Adelbert H. Roberts
("Wendell Philips of the Race will
deliver an address at this meeting. Prof.
Jas. A. Lilliard, Mesdames Trice, Out
ley and others will furnish the music.
This promises to be one of the biggest
things in literary and musical circles
that Chicago has witnessed for some
time.
Chas. J. Jenkins, President
Miss Zelma Watson, Secretary.
The Englewood Musical and Drama
tic Club through its president, Mr.. Geo.
r. Williams, welcomed the Club Family
Daddy, whilst upon his rounds Satur-
day afternoon. He displayed some won
derful souvenir photos of the club and
truly entertained Ye Ed in great style.
Assisted by his brother. The Engle-
wood Dramatic will not resume its
meeting until after the contest. They
are backing their contestant to the
limit.
The Dramatic Club at Pilgrim Tenn
pie is on. record as disposing, over hall
of their tickets in the first day of pos
session, Ye President (Chas. J. Jen-
kins) went upon tour of inspection
Sunday afternoon with Ye Editer-Clubs
The Standard Literary Society gave
the best program OF this administration
last Sunday--the reason: The children
OF the Junior B. Y. p u under the di-
rection of Mesdames Green and in
charge OF Mrs. Wilson were upon the
program. The musical numbers were
really surprising and the addresses by
Mrs. Dee Greene and Mrs. Wilson were
instructive. The entire affair was a
true indicator of the amount OF patience
displayed by these ladies. As for the
Standard itself-well there were only a
few in attendance. No better prospects
in sight.
The wonderful address of Mr.. Van
Buren, Miles from the now disbanded
(iniused) Fisher Memorial Society at
tracted much favorable comment The
Fisher memorial passed out OF exist
ence with the 9th Street Church Home
of Olivet. The church is sold. The
Standard took the members OF the Fish
er Memorial Society. Zip" says; Yes
sir--took both of them"
The Alpha Delta Club through its
president, Mr.. Alfred Williams, sug-
gests a novel idea to this department
We reply here in that we shall answer
privately at Our earliest. This club is
doing some real constructive work and
we invite them again to attend in a
body at the contest in August Q5).
Pilgrim.
The Ever Ready Club of Metropolitan