The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-26
T III E CT u B S
By Walter A. Ellis

Oh see! The proxy for the Club
Family who visited the divorce"
given by the Hart Musical and Ora
matte Club on the Dist instant, is still
going about the streets waving his
arms and uttering oratorical, rhetor-
ical and melo-dramatical short
speeches. After the first five minutes
of the drama, he called us and we
fastened thither; We found that the
first honors went to Mrs Lillian c.
Thompkins in "Dopie Doe" she really
acted it. Mrs. Eva c. Trent and Mr..
C. W. Powell were close seconds.
Whilst Mr. w. Parker Grish dialect
in character portrayal. Mr.. C. C. Horn
spelled class. Leroy Harden is a
natural born priest anyway. The
minor part by Miss Blossom Harding
proved her histrionic ability Mrs.
Bertha Hensley, chairman, and the
public's favorite elocutionist, Mrs. Il.
Carmen Taylor, deserve full credit for
the presentation. The repertoire at
Bethesda Baptist Church on the END
also drew a packed house. Every liv-
ing member of the Family ought to
see them present THE Divorce"
On, yes, by the way, Prof John A.
Taylor was the proxy.
Now, Extraordinarily, what have
you? Hart has everything!
The South Side Musical and ORA
matte are reported to appear soon at
Ebene2er Church. Write us about it.
Oh, listen! Don't tell any one, South
Side folks. but the folks in Louisiana
are SAYING that Miss Cynthia Cleo
patra Fower was just passing through
Chicago quietly, Then up jumps the
president Of South Side Lit and
Dram. and "aXed fur her by telegram"
He get her, too. That serves 'em
right Teach EN- to be careful when
they send their pretty girls by here.
Our motto is i WIZ until life, etc).
Mt. Olive Baptist Church is said to
be offering Dr. Clark two cars if he
will return to Nashville '-Ebenezer
But they did not offer to bring the
cars and the Mt. Olive Church up here
to him, So, Oh, hum! Previous
Question, please.
Notice! We leave Randolph Street
at 5:15 Thursday afternoon if we are
going to Harvey with the Choral King
and Chorus!
The Cornell Charity Club will hold
a business meeting Friday, November
goth. This club announces that the
beautiful solo Dawn" as rendered by
Mrs. Jessie Harris was a feature
omitte5 from last weeks report.
The choir of Ebenezer Baptist
Church are planning to rehearsal for
its presentation of "The Messiah"
A further report of their activities are
to be found here next week.
Phyllis Wheatley Club met at the
home on Wednesday, 18TH. Mrs.
Lydia Steward gave an interesting
talk. Luncheon was served. We
ffmeet the first and third Wednesdays
in each month. Friends are welcome.
K. L. Davis, President.
The Silver Leaf Social Club is back
again-Hurrah Hello Family, we
meet again at 6422 Evans Avenue.
The La Vogue Social met Wednes-
day evening November 23rd, with Mrs.
Allen, 1924 Prairie Avenue.
The Swastika Club meets Thursday
from to p. m, with Miss GAVIN,
1882 Prairie Avenue.
The Truth Study Club interested
more than two hundred guests in
their excellent program and lecture
held at Antilles Hall at p. m. Sun.
day, 1924 Michigan Boulevard. The
subject for next Sunday will be "The
Power of Thought" Miss Anna
Brandeau Mrs. Perry-J ohnson, soloist.
All are invited.
The Pioneer Lodge of Theosophy
is reported as having presented one
Of the best programs of the day last
Sunday evening at Community House.
Every Sunday, s p. m.
The Gaudeamus Charity Club met
with Mrs. Graves on last Monday, No
vember 21st. Mrs. Sadie L. Adams,
President.
The Royal Coteria Club is now plan
ming a surprise to spring upon the
Family. All will be invited soon.
Last meeting with Mrs. Eric Smith,
1907 Prairie Avenue, Cornelius John
son, President; M. l. Washington Sec
rotary.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
On account of new arrangements
being perfected and consequently
rush to press this week, we were COM
PEELED to omit all club notes which
arrived after noon Tuesday. Beg Par
don! o. X. next week Slong.