The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-12-10
THE CLUBS

he will return to Chicago. We wait
until next week to give his record.
(Our Speakers Bureau.)
Reverend A. J. Bowling and Mrs.
Mayme E. Bowling Joined M. c. c.
Church Sunday morning. Both of
these talented and prominent people
were received with rejoicing. The
record of Rev. Bowling we gave
recently. Mrs. Wayne Elliott Bowling
is an accomplished pianist and singer.
She has won honors from Conservation
les and Colleges. The Sunday Even
ing Club is advised to take note. We
estimate her voice between Wimfrey
and Tyree.
Our Patti Sails" New York City.
Good Bye Club Family.-Miss
Doxey and myself sails for Europe
on the 10th Instant London first.
Best wishes. Anita Patti Brown.
Note to Patti
Bon Voyage. The Family will miss
you. Don't forget to come back home.
Geel How We'll miss you!-Editor.
Miss Carol Mccoy: Thank you
With pleasure, re etc. Next week.
Mr.. J. ]. Holman: Send proper ad-
dress.
The Chicago Union Charity Club
meets at 3441 Vernon Avenue, Thurs
day, December Sth. Good program
promised.
The Swastika Club will meet at
1922 Prairie Avenue, from to P. M.
All members are expected to be
present.
The Sunday Evening Club of Metro
politan Community Center was again
(the second timel disappointed in the
appearance of the advertised and SOL
emily promised States Attorney
Robert f. Grove The meeting was
opened by the spiritually powerful
invocation, petitioned by Rev. A. j.
Bowling. DID. AN. The crowded
house was we'll entertained and in
structed by Atty James E. Scott who
tried to hold the floor until his chief
arrived. Many prominent professional
men were present. At late hour
congressman arrived and explained
why States Attorney Grove was so
busy $3.50 P. NJ. working upon
criminal cases, etc, that it was i'm
possible for him to appear. A pupil
of Prof James Johnson, in violin
Miss Lowell Derrick, at piano, and
the favorite young Reader Carol Nc
Coy were good attractions.
But Bertha Dickerson Tyree really
did what no one else (save one) has
done since Madame Houston left-she
perfectly filled that large auditorium
and pulled down" three encores. or
course "Our Patti" can do so but she
is in the East. The M. C. c. Choir I'M
der "The Coral King" rendered their
usual high standard numbers, Mrs.
Jessie Harris and Miss E. NJ. Gaines
taking the obligatos. Miss Neota Nc
Curdy accompanied the artists. DR..
w. d. Cook. director, H. A. Watkins
and Atty Brown engineered the great
affair. The Family is glad that Prof.
]. Wesley Jones refused the Brooklyn
offer! Let them bring their Church
over here If they want you! Or we
could lend them Grundy or Harrison.
Not &C. K"
The Directors. Choir and Trustees
of NJ. C. C. will present full week OF
entertainment at their new Commun-
ity House at 311S-20-22 Giles Ave.
every night next week The big
opening 8 p. NJ, Sunday. Johnson
Taylor and Johnson-Monday admis-
sion 500. other nights free.
The FL Progresso Club will meet
with Bishop Smith. ABA St Lawrence
Avenue. Steward Johnson, president.
The Zephyr Social Club meets with
Miss Jeanne Morrison this week. Full
attendance expected. Miss Jordan,
Pres.
The Invineible Dramatic! Note:
We accept invitation to your play
Tuesday, Dec. 6, at the R. R. Club
House-report it following issue.-Ed,
Thank you
The Tattlers Club is here and now
invited to take their hats. Gentlemen
YOU are excused from the Family. tThe
Wells Street affair is too raw Sorry
but we must protect our Family. None
but the best here.