The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-18

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Club. The Fisher Memorial and the
Bethel Beacon Lights were well repre-.
scented in the audience.
Numbers OF the staff OF The Whir
were present and several distinguished
guests. Pilgrim Choir al a moment.
notice gave excellent numbers. vel
blending with the fine specialites or
the program.
A fall criticism, lair and impartial
will be given elsewhere. Commenda.
ton to the judges and their perfect
harmony.
The ex-tempore speeches by Chas
). Morris and i. s. Boone were real
prize features The incident came near
settling i'll our inind which oil these
two really deserves the title OF the
greatest young orator OF the race
The Rainbow Musicale, with Pro.
lessor George K. Garner and Mime
Patti Brown as splosts. promises
great things on the 10Th OF June Wen.
dclls is the place. Full orchestra.
Quinn Chapel County Far Tin
doorS) June 18th to July lst--educa.
tionaL eleva,ine, will be a new ica-
ture.
The Acme Social Club, June l4th
9 30 to 1910 at Unity Hall, with Prof
Elgaf's band was "stunner. Al.
torney W. F. Mollison was the lea
ture in his inaugural address.
The Sons OF Allen are expecting
YOU on June .2lst. They mean IN their
efforts to make fnetbodsm stronger
At Bethel. Wen be there.
Miss Rosa August (Wendell High
entered our program for the contest.
Great Women OF History" as dra-
matte reader. Welcome.
AT Sunday Evening Club. NJ. [. c,
Sunday evening, Miss Priscilla Knight
read THE Raven and other encores.
Prof. Grundy appeared in solo Sunday
evening, June 18th. Fine musical
numbers. DIR. Wilberforce Williams
made an address "Experiences in
France" opening the eyes OF the pub
lie. Especially did he make it plain
that the organizations. Salvation
Army" and knights OF Columbus
do real good work for colored sol
diers in France Also did he make
plain that the y. W. {. A. and Red
Cross were dae second consideration
on account OF their apparent par
TALLY and color line propaganda.
The birthday oi Paul Laurence
Dunbar viii he eominenorated in the
poetry page OF Music and Poetry.
June issue. His birthday will be eel.
ebrated by MANY clubs and societies
June 9th. born 1929
The Three Star Social Club met
Tuesday evening. June 18th. 1t 4527
Eincennes Avenue 'Nexi meeting ,eil
be announced here later. 800
The, Pioneer Theosophical Society
was. addressed by Miss Gail Wilson
Sunday evening. June 18th. 80
'fhe Fern LEAF Pleasure Club me,
June 18th with Mrs Ida Monroe.
5438 Dearborn Street. 49,
fhe Young Mems Activity Club of
Grace Presbyterian. Church will hold
an open meeting. Friday. June 18th at
3 O'Clock Men are privileged on this
occasion to bring their wives and lady
friends 10 hear tie excellent address
OF Mrs. Ellen l. Bronsion The I.y-
ceum on SUNDAY evening. June 18th,
was excellent. Both speakers and
musical artists were up TO expecta-
tons.
Harrison Emanuel, leading violinist,
WIS present dt tic contest III NJTdlDfy
last Sunday and spoke well OF the ven
ture. II {. IS appearing with Mrs. Mgr
tie Ninirey, soprano. aud Miss Grace
Johnson, on the 10th, in recital.
The Forty Instrument symphony
Orchestra under Harrison Ferret with
Miss 10 ID. bond. soloist, went strong
at Lincoln Center on the l4th instant.
The Young Peoples Society at In
sttntional presented Professor {. A.
llutter from kimball Hall with a
number OF his pupils. 1t will be re-
menbered that At the Elks Sermon
this teacher made a hit" when he
presented Mrs. Johnnie. r. Troutman
in solo Other good numbers.
The Virginia Society at regular
Headquarters, 1858 South State Street,
themselves aud visitors
June 18th Some time
The June festival OF the Federation
Of Clubs (Colored Women's) are Civ
ing fine numbers upon their programs.
Hon. Warren b. Douglas, Charles S |