The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-02-19

49, let liuD reports
a large time at
M(s&zS&l-44sx their m eetin g
with Mrs. Walls, 542 East 45th St,
Thursday.
See who answered correctly the
Whip Questions last week and won
the place of honor. You try next
week.
The Mental Pearls Club met with
Mrs. John Watson. 1898 Indiana Ave.
Next meeting Friday, Feb H. with
Mrs, Matte StesaH. 34l3 Calumet.
The Imperial Art Club meets
Thursday evening, Feb. II, with Mrs.
Lawson, 1898 Prairie Ave. Plans for
contest to be announced later.
The Young Ladies Athletic Club
bows acknowledgment to the Whip
Clubs.
The East Side Women's Club
meets next with Mrs. Catherine Crow
ell, ia East 48th St.
The Clara Jessamine Club (char-
ity) meets with Mrs {. Benson, 4235
Indiana Ave.
The Whip Club Family has in
creased from ffty-three to sixty eight
clubs. Send in your report before
Monday noon il possible.
The Golden Lily Pleasure Club met
last Saturday evening at 725 East 4Sth
ST, The meeting did justice to the
name of the club,
Please arise and meet the Ideal
Women's Club president, Mrs. Fannie
Turner. Welcome.
Also are present the Des Jcunes
Aspirant Club, Mrs. Barber, APO
Langley Ave. president
The Julia Johnson Working Girls
Club is giving a delightful program
each Sunday afternoon, 1900 Champ
lain Ave.
The Grace Lyceum will present an
excellent program on the 10Th instant.
Mrs Roberts-G George, chairman OF
program committee.
Young Matron's Culture Club OF Blue
ISLAND. The last meeting Feb. TO- $40
West 10th St Thanks.
Metropolitan Sunday Evening Club
take note: Oscar Brown and his sex
tettc are getting press notices in Ore
gon: it says they are good. They
send their ''Au revoir."
The Standard Literary Society will
present a special program next Sun
day. it is reported. Last Sunday over
200 persons attempted to join actively
in the discussions A good time was
evident. SD
Club Questions .
Answers from last week:
/. Mental Pearls, by Miss Bettiola
Fortson
2. About fifty years previous to the
arrival Of the Dutch vessel" ST. Au-
gustine was founded with a company
OF Negro artisans and agricultursts
from Spain.
3. The Chicago Whip.
4. Five to ten Thousand; ten to fifty
thousand and from fifty thousand to
choice number of words, respec-
lively.
Questions
|. Name the seven best books OF all
time.
2 Name the most noted author in
Russian literature.
3. Name the weekly newspaper
credited with being the most enter
tanning and instructive.
4. Name of the first colored police
man in Chicago; who, by the way, was
one OF the original organizers OF the |
largest church in the world.
Clubs that fail to get their notices |
into this column in time for publca-
ton will note the same the following |
week.
A Whip Club Praised in Oregon.
Oscar Brown Is Cleaning Up"
The Metropolitan Jubilee Sextette
appearing on the Knights OF Pythias
Circuit Lecture course last evening in
the Majestic Iheater proved the sur
prise of the course. Their entire pro-
gram, from beginning to end was a
revelation of Negro artistry in genu-
inc harmony, versatility and capabil-
ity, Dallas, Ore, welcomes this COM
pany at any time. The Polk County L
Herald, Dallas, Ore, Feb. 3, 1921.
he \. l.. Cosmopolitan League.
Through instrumentation we noted
the debut Of the, Xaung Ladies Cos
Inopohtan League 10 be on Feb. 20
his grand affair took place Sunday
evening at Olivet Baptist Church be
tore full audience of near 1000 per-
sons, Miss Rachel Jackson presiding
and Miss Washington acting as mis-
iress OF ceremony.f
The affair was handled with ex-
,eptional taste and talent. The papers
read by the young ladies as well as
The musical numbers we're equal to
hat rendered by the Y. M. s. c. Club
two weeks past - E
The speech before the ST. Marks
L.yeeum last Sunday by Judge Robert
McMurdy was the best exposition OF
Lincoln's attitude on slavery that. we
yer heard.
The piano solo by Mrs. Anna Tooie
vas good. Miss Pauline James Lee
volunteered Deep River by Bur-
ceigh. She was encored. Fine. (Pau-
Inc always CLEANS up.'o,o
The Metropolitan Sunday Evening
Tub presented Hon. w. L. Mollison,
Fred Douglas Senator Barbour on
Lincoln" was clean.
he Willing Workers and Strang-
5ers Club met Wednesday evening at
Unity Hall, $40 Indiana Ave, to
omplete arrangements for the "in-
uguration" of del Roberts" as pres
dent. Promises to be great affair
owe think he might make real
resident of u. s.