The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-11
THE CLUBS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as big time conductor OF big time
choir All OF these questions will be
answered fairly NEXT WEEK, NO,
the d. K. OF c. Company cannot be
rated here because they are signers
from several OF the big choirs" as
ISOLATED with the different Kind OF
Concert Company which has appeared
twice within the last month and will
appear on March l4th at Hope Pres
byteran Church. Date for St. Cath
crimes postponed from Feb. 9th. Too
early.
The American Beauty Charity
Club held their installation OF Of
fcers and banquet at the Community
House on Giles Ave, January 3lst.
Over two hundred were present at
the grand affair A beautiful pro-
gram was presented by the talented
Miss Priscilla B. Knight. Partic
Hlnts. Edmonia and Alice Lee, duet;
Mrs. Clara Nelson, solo; Miss Adrian,
reading; Miss Gertrude Barns. solo;
Mrs. Pearl Hall, paper and Mr.. Pep
pers. solo.
THE Journey of Life" one act
sketch before the Christian Endeavor
at Wendelrs at 600 P NJ Sunday,
Feb. 18th, will be repeated by Miss
4, Priscilla B. Knight with Miss Ger
trude Smith playing Pilgrim
Others participating are Corinne Met
calf, NJ. Norman, ]. B. Porter and
Katy Mason.
The Great Sunday Evening Club Of
Metropolitan Community Center last
Sunday presented Il memorial pro
gram IN respect TO Colonel Charles
| 4our L. S. A., who lately departed
this lie whilst on duty in Liberia.
The principal speaker was Col. Otis
B. Duncan who, drew tears from the
eyes oil the faithful lovers OF the race S
ideal soldier by his eloquenee. The ad-
dress by Col Duncan in eulogy OF Col.
Dung was possibly, superior to the al
most matchlcss address on Lincoln
last Sunday by Patrick ODonnell
Col Duncan is a clear tract orator.
The following officers we're upon the
platform. Col Marshall, retired;
! Major Rufus Stokes. Captain Stanley
| B. Norycll Captain Spencer { Dick
ersnu. Captain Jamcs { Hail. Cap
tam Harry r. Allen. Lieut.. Pope c.
johnson. Captain Franklin Mcfar-
laud Lieut. Albert William. Lieut.
| Samuel g. Harris and lst Lieut.. Mat
thrH y. Johnson. The wonderfully
instructive and eloquent prologue de
lisered by Captain K. \. J. Shaw
will be treated at a later date in .
ior Sunday, February l., l922, the
lyleum has prepared an especially in
tcfe,tng program The speaker of the
afternoon will be the Rev. Joshua
Slansucld pastor OF the A2Cabe
Memorial M f. Church The Rev
NJ etansheId Is one OF America
foremost authorities on Lincoln. and
a sunday is the anniversary of the
birth oi Lincoln he will speak on some
phase of the lie and works OF Lin
coin An excellent musical program
Will be rendered by Miss Matte B
Miller Mus. b., graduate of the Amer
lean Conservatory of Music. who will
play the List Etude in Z fat Mr.
Leon K. Smith, brilliant violinst, and
Mr James A. Lillard, tenor OF Kim
ball Hall
The program begins at SIS sharp.
The loli Couer girls will meet Miss
Helen Thomas at the Berean Baptist
Church Friday, February 10, at pm.
All meetings will be on the 2nd and
4th Friday OF each week Ethel Tay-
lor president; Louise Jackson, secre-
tart
Tbc Hi-Art- announce that the rep
resentativc OF The Whip who called
eNr n. D. I'd, although in a hurry
lat meeting when he came was one
OF the last TO leave. Come again Mr..
r. +. T., corresponding secretary.
The officers OF the Sionell Adelphia
+ Girl will be installed by Ms. Thomas
OF tnglewood, Friday, February TO- at
the home OF the Misses Wandas, Ethel
Jackson, 6427 Champlain 3rd hoor.
Nj Ruth Elliston OF 485l St. Law
renee will entertain the business meet
i0e Sunday. February l., p. IN.
Virginia Hill, president; Mabel Moore
i secretary
Tbr Regina Charity Club held its
regular meeting SUNDAY. February 5.
a fhe home OF Miss Inez Bertrand.
Sic BRYANT Avenue. Plans for annual
! dance were discussed The meeting
Was interesting. Luncheon was served.
/. T., reporter.