The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-05

able for tie guests, especially OIL
proxies The grand march and tn
masked features were complimentary
At 344l Wabash Avenue.
| The Sunday Evening Club at NJ. {
{. presented the petite and talented
Little Miss Utility Mrs Leola Lii
liard), i'll Dramatic Work. Departing
from her usual heavy numbers, sh,
delighted the audience with a humor
GUS seleetion-even DIR. Cook smiled
The house applauded continuously
Hon. J. J. Elliott, Superintendent Al
Montgomery, Ward & Co, lectnred OF
Education" as the open sesame fol-
Negro Advancement. Being a bust
ness executive, he threw forth
statistics to support his theme-lots oil
them. Not a few indiyiduals-but
the rank and file must be given a
broader and fuller training" Mr.
Carroll A. Edison, Field Scout Execu-
tive OF Boy Scouts of America, de-
liyered short, instructive talk on oper-
alton. theory and practice OF the Scout
idea. Master Robert Blaylock, violin
pupil of Prof James Johnson rem
dered good number. The male chorus
under Mr. +. Grundy has improved in
tempo. Their showing was excellent
fthey are part OF The c. K" or
ganization. The Choir and other
notes below-see NJ. c. c. Choir)
The Willing Workers and Strangers
Club IN matinee at the Avenue The
alter last Thursday afternoon put over
some real professional work. Too
much praise cannot be given Mrs.
Ophelia Hudson, president, nor MIR.
Hugh Buchanan (Baritone), who
acted as Master of Ceremonies or as
Prolocutor. The dances by Francis
McLain Jessie Baxter, Carol Chiffon
and Lucille Moore were pronounced
by experts as OF high class. Robert
Waugh in violin superb. All the
Adults were high up i'll their numbers
also BUT Nine Corinne Brown.
premier contralto, went over the top.
We must beg the dramatic reader to
both her enunciation and
her pronunciation -. indistinct : no
ticeably cumulous. She can beat that.
But at both her last public readings
same fault. Quit it. Until yet, people
are saying it was good" but what
was it about?" The exhibition by the
Trap was great-orchestra in him
self Mrs. w. d. Cook and party oc-
cupied North lower box. Ye Pastor
was supposed to be tucked away in
the midst of the vast audience.
The Alpha Deltas in regular meet
ing and Dance last Friday evening,
nine hundred guests.
Everyone masked and happy Hal
lowe'en. Next Friday regular dance.
18th will be a big balloon
night feature (see next week.. Nov
rmber 9th Clubs are invited to meet
with University, Alpha Deltas, etc, at
320l Wabash Avenue to form Confed-
Grafton of Clubs Community House
We highly endorse both Mr.. {. ].
Jackson, Jeweler, President, University
Club, and Alfred Williams of the
Alpha Deltas as well as both Clubs.
The Choir at Metropolitan Com
munity Center Church drew a great
crowd at Fulton Street Church (West
Side) Sunday afternoon. Prof. Choral
King put over best numbers of the
day He organized their own choir
six years ago OF twenty members now
it numbers two hundred over there.
Next Wednesday evening, October
}rd, they appear at New Ebenezer
Church, Nincennes and 45th Streets
There the great organization will do
their 4 "
At Wendelrs Sunday evening be-
fore the Sunday Evening Club the
Choral King rested. Some good mum
bers were directed by Mr.. Z. Grundy.
The Spiritual directed by j. w. j.
I've been buked and I've been
scorned,' obligated by Miss Pearl
Darcy was a tribute to his skill and
her ability as a singer Miss f. NJ.
Gaines in soprano solo, accompanied
by Miss Gertrude Smith, thoroughly
established herself in the front rank
of Chicago soloists. Miss Gaines has
The &C. X" admitted it
to us Many other voices in this
great body are beginning to blossom.
The Contralto section too, has some
real classy voices O, say, some one
write us what has become of Miss
Helen T. DIR. Bridges, Mr.. Banks
and other male voices are fine,
Mr.. S. E. Hinkle, has been asked
to appear soon in address. Watch.
Miss Neota McCurdy, pianist, is ILL.,.
The Great Ebernezer Choir under
John a. Taylor is said to be opening
up strongly in their new home. Cut
out the Pig Iron" speech, Mr.. Sym
phony, we heard about that public
remark-the people did not like it
Stick to the refined chat - smooth
stuff-it pays. We are coming ovei
to hear you Sunday and see if yol
are as rough as you say you can be
We can be rougher, what?
The Boy Scouts of Peoples Churcl
held an interesting meeting at 3l4I
Indiana Avenue last Thursday ant
will meet again next Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock. Come out old ant
young. The great work begun b!
Miss Edna M. Cook and other rea
lactive workers is now taking root
A full course to you. Come out.
The Formal opening of the Men
Forum will take place on Novembe
9Th, $40 Indiana Avenue. Meet II
there. The President Attorney Ere
Mckinney, is one of the most talente
and wide awake" young men in tn
city. This work suits him = give
assistants like Mr.. Winston, Mis-
Cook, and the influence of the grea
community behind him. Look out 70
the foruml Come outl!