The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-21
THE CLUBS

numbers dead forth by her teacher,
Miss Carol McCoy) the house
stormed applause. Before and after
the selections. Miss Mccoy was
heartily congratulated.
Reverend Robinson always supports
the programs.
The Sionelli Adelphi Girls an
nounced their election of officers, and
will meet next, January p, 4730 st.
Lawrence.
The Star Literary Society is having
good meetings.
Grace Lyceum will present group
from Gary, Indiana, next Sunday
afternoon at s p M. sharp. 1t will
be remembered that Grace and St.
Marks arc running neck and neck tor
first class programs. Mrs. Roberts
George and Miss Lewis have reserved
several surprises for next Sunday.
On Monday evening they will visit
our Different Program.
Many others from Grace and st.
Marks, too, will be there.
Choral Organizations
The Metropolitan c. c. choir, J.
Wesley Jones, conducting, are to pre-
sent in their monthly musical next
Sunday at $50 D. m. their usual high
class program. They are to present
beside the soloist, trio and the pres
dent of the Hi-Art Musical and Dram
attic Club, Mrs. Lillian Cave Thomp-
kins, in 4 reading. The supporting
choral numbers are above their usual
high-class presentations. The male
chorus and the treble clef are taking
part. This organization is rehearsing
the oratorio, Elijah" for the loop
presentation.
The Bethel choir, Jas. A. Mundy
presented the Bethel Quartette to a
Mr. Mason, basso, appeared before the
grim Temple in solo. This group with
The Little Music Master conduct
ing is to appear at Auditorium Thea
ter in the loop. Fuller accounts in
this weeks issue.
The Walters A M. f. Zion choir,
Cornelius Pierce. conducting, pre-
scented Esther" az their church on the
l1th instant Crowded house. Appro-
pirate costumes and lasting success.
The role of Esther was we'll featured
in Mrs F. Harris. both figure and
voice; King" f. H. Mclean (basso)
was real classic F D. Jones as
Hannah put it over in better part than
Chicago has ever witnessed. E. H.
Sewer (tenor) as Mordecai had better
look ont as one of the other big con-
ductors will certainly get him. He is
"A premier. All of the minor charac-
tiers were lid to their part-only one
overacting "a lady). But Miss Ruby
Thomas as the bepgar was not only
encored, but brought down or up
curtain call. She lived the part before
the scenes. Mrs. NJ. Wesley ICON
tra1to) touched deeD places within the
hearts of the audience. The public
wishes repetition.
The orchestra knew and played the
scores.
Pilgrim Temple choir. J. A. Lilliard,
Erecting. is blooming in the moon
iQht with a junior and a congrega-
;onal choral addition. The three to be
'ombined into the Great Pilgrim Pro-
gressive Chorus.
As outlined and begun Sunday this
viii be ono OF the largest organiza-
ions of its kind in the city.
Mr. Mason. Bethel choir basso sang
4 solo Sunday. The pastor and assist
mt pastor are aiding this body.
The Ebenezer choir sang great num-
bcrs before a vast audience last Sun
day. The solos were high" and we'll
commended by the audience. This
body is rehearsing for their appear
1nce (in parb upon the different kind
of program January % at St. Mat
thew's Zion Church at D. M. Four
other churches represented.
Each choir is Backing their num-
hers. All of the directors are to be
there and see his do theirs"
ST. Matthew's choir invites you over
next Sunday.
Ethel Waters q Co. held over by