The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-04-30

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Now send in your club report.
The Epsilon Omega Club meets on
May and have retained a position
for their entrant in the contest IN
oratory. 1923 Forrest avenue.
The Supreme Royal Circle of
Friends held a mass meeting at Olvet
at 3 p NJ. Sunday, April "a. DIR. R.
A. Williams, Supreme President.
St. Marks Lyceum presented Har-
ry w. Starr, member of the board of
election commissioners, in an address
Sunday afternoon at p NJ. What
the Right to Vote Means Mrs. Edna
B. Dixon, soloist. Other good num-
bers.
Grace Lyceum on May | presents
Pauline James Lee and pupils Every
one is looking forward to this recital
because of the excellence of the
teacher and high musical standing of
the class,
The Young Ladies Cosmopolitan
League are planning novel enter
tanment for the near future. Not a
Man in the House" cleaned up last
week.
The Standard Literary Society will
present May 9 Professor Barker in
an address.
The South Side Community Service
Dramatic Club presented at o'clock
P. NJ. at Community House "A Rus
sian Romance" Some program.
The Peoples Movement Club pre-
sents fine program each Sunday
afternoon at $40 Indiana Avenue.
Mr.. Ford is a star worker there in
solo. Go to It'll
"Jeptha and His Daughter
Wesley king of Music World at NJ.
c. c. Wendell's on May 20. Miss
Magnolia N. Lewis in dramatic work.
The Red Circle met at Community
House, 1901 Wabash avenue, April u
and rendered fine program In fact,
they always do this same fine trick.
The Hart Musical and Dramatic
Club met April % at 545l Dearborn
Street They had failed to send in
their report, so Zip sent his sister
She says: "'Twas an excellent meet
ing of excellent people. 'Nuff sed."
The Tattlers' Club met in the Alley
under the 81" at II o'clock N. Satur-
day, the 23rd inst Chorus by mem
bers. Invocation by Uncle Eph; Mr.
| Il. 4sOSNJ III dn NSS, tOPlt w III
Peep" drew much applause; the Jews
Harp solo by Mr.. Zip, head "latitu-
dissimo," by Casey Jones, was great
Tin volume); acrobatic feats by Mr.
Lash and reading by Mr.. U. Nome
"SideS Lights Into the Dark" G
Whizz, the new secretary. (After the
collection came the usual fight ovci
the same.)
The University Society and the
Roger Williams Alumni will give a
dance and social May -th at 8 P. NJ
Leading artists to be present.
Family, arise and tune your ears
The Philharmonic Club is present
This club meets each Friday evening
at Oivet Baptist Church. Duets
quartets. Octets and other divisions
with choral activities are the voca
specialties. instruments and band
work. R. Alwyne Austin. musical di
rector, is superintendent Prof w
Keller, president Thank you'll
New entrant. Mr.. Ocie |. Burnes
from Calvary Circle, has entered the
contest in oratory. Some figure him
a dark horse" lately from the East
Being graduate of Tuskegee, all sci
up and notice.
The Red Circle still presents celeb.
rites: Lillian Graham High Grad,
is also clever little dancer and
star" in women's minstrels. Miss
Elizabeth Brown and Bessie Owens
High Grads are members of the
secretarial class at Englewood High
0. Clark. club reporter.
Next week you shall meet the new
Charity Club being organized by Mrs
Roane Morris, Mrs. Lucille Brown
Robinson and others.
The M. c. c. Evangelsts, Mrs. An.
derson, Robinson, Morris and Daw
son, hold the vast audience at even.
ing until the program begins. Sweet
singing.
The Sunday Evening Club put over
another grand affair at 7:30 p. NJ.
April "a. The Y. M. c. A. Glee Or
chestra and numbers by local celcbri
ties were we'll applauded. Miss Mayo
and ]. Wesley Jones, Miss Wells anG
Mr. Grundy did well the DO" il
took our eyes and cars, said Zip. Miss
Priscilla Knight distinguished herself
in reading The Treble Clef Quartet
Mayo, 1OTteT, w are ana lOWnlcy, II
Kentucky Babe" carried US from
plantation to grand opera-same date
The entire choir and chorus were q
credit to the M. c. c. and ]. w. Jones
Substitute entrant. Mr.. Simon J
Williams has been entered as a con.
testant in the Whip Club contest in.
stead of Mr. Irwin Jackson, resigned
The Intermediates at M. c. c. arc
having fine meetings at P. M. each
Sunday. Miss Lucille Trip, reporter
says: "We are planning a new debate
soon Well discussed the topic, Thy
Kingdom Come.
| The Rainbow Girls (High School
| Bunch) are with us again.
| The Twentieth Century Girls. with
Mrs. Julia Mason, are studying the
duties of the hostess. and like forms
| of entertainment.
The N. A. A. c. P. held a grand
lopening and rally at Pilgrim Baptist
Church, Thirty-third Street and In.
diana Avenue, April "a. Noted speak.
ers' were present. Hon A. Fl. Rob.
erts, Charles Satchel Morris and DR.
Carl Roberts were principal speakers
Five minute speeches were made by a
number of others present. A mem
bership drive was the occasion of tho
meeting.