The Chicago whip., 1922-12-16
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Mr.. d. NJ. Crosthwart, OF Marshall
town, Iowa, was visitor to our city
last week While here he visited
many of his old friends whom he had
not seen for numerous years.
NJ. Mitchell, OF New York City,
came to Chicago last Thursday for
few days visit among friends and
relatives. While here, Mr.. Mitchell
stopped at the Nincennes Hotel.
Mr.. J. NJ. Smith, of Detroit, Mich,
spent the week end in the Windy City.
Mr.. Jack Mason, OF Detroit, was
another week end visitor from that
city. Mr.. Mason is well known in
Chicago, having lived here for some
years.
Mr.. Jack Dawson, of New York
City, who has been visiting here for
the past week, will leave the city the
latter part of next week for the cast.
A representative from Utica Insti-
tute, Utica, Mississippi, in the person
OF Mr.. NJ. Hockilow, is in the city
in the interest of Utica Institute, a
school for colored youth
Mr.. Robert f. Adams, we'll known
and popular young man of East
Orange, New Jersey, stopped for
few days last week at the Nincennes
/ Hotel.
Reverend William Franklin, Pas
tor in Omaha, Nebraska. passed thru
the city last week and while here re-
newed friendship among the ministry
OF this city.
Mrs. f, E. Owens on her way home
from Keteehikan, Alaska, stopped at
the Hotel Nincennes and took in the
principal sights of the Windy CITY.
She has many interesting facts to tell
about her long trip from the SHOWS of
Alaska to the Metropolis of the Mid
die West.
Mr.. F. ]. Jones and Mr.. NJ. Davis
were among the visitors this week
from St, Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Elmer MacDough, Of Gary,
Ind spent the week end here. re-
turning to Gary on Tuesday morn
ing.
NJ. Jasper Bennett, one of Da-,-
vile, Illinois popular Young mem
tarried a few days in the city last
week preparatory to going east.
Mr.. James Crawzort, we'll known in
Chicago, spent the week end in the
Windy City. Mr.. Crawzort returned
to Chicago Heights last Mo Jay.
invitations are out announcing the
Hmas Dance of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Binga to be held at the Vincennes
Hotel, at twilight, Xmas.
A number Of young men have
formed themselves into a Chip In
Committee" who will give dance
during the Xmas holidays at the Chi
cago Musical College.
invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Attorney William Dawson
to Miss Brown, Washington, D. c.,
daughter OF Father Brown of the
Episcopal Church of the Capitol City.
The wedding is to take place soon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson will reside
IN an apartment OF their newly pur-
chased six fiat building.
Mr.. Woodfolk, tenor singer. gave
a concert Tuesday night at the Bap-
tist Church, 62nd and May St. of
which the Reverend Harris is pastor.
and number of artists took part in
the program. The Reverend Father
Ryan, a Catholic Priest, delivered an
address on "Americanism."
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Robson, of
New. York City, who have been visit
ing here for several weeks, stopping
at the Vincennes Hotel. returned
home last Saturday evening.
Attorney William II. Goodall. of
Louisville, KY, was in the city the
hrst part of the week on business.
The Reverend L. X. Williams, the
pastor of Olivet Baptist Church, who
was elected president of the Baptist
National Convention held in ST. Louis,
Mo, last week, will be given a public
reception on Friday night of this
week at the church OF which he is
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jackson, Of
Milwaukee. Wis, were visitors to the
Windy City last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Of Peoria, H.. |
spent the week end in Chicago, re-
turning to their home on Monday.
Bishop J. NJ. Connor, of Little |
Rock, Ark, is in Chicago on a short
visit among friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Binga Dismond have |
returned from Washington, D. C., ..
where they went to see the Howard |
Lincoln foot ball game.
Mrs. Eta Conway, of Peoria. Ill.,. |
was in the city last week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Abernathy OF 51st
and Indiana Ave.
Mrs. A. II. Jenkins, OF Kansas City. |
Mo, was a visitor from this city to
Chicago last week. She spent the
week end here, returning to Kansas
City, Monday.
Mr. M. B. Anderson, of New York
City, is here for a short visit among
friends.
]. Bowman, we'll known and pop
uar young man OF Danville, ILL.,, is
paying his respects to our city.
Mr.. Blunt, owner of the Detroit
Stars base | all team, is in Chicago.
Mr.. Blunt will remain here indefinitely.
Dr. and Mrs. George Cleveland Hall,
1888 Grand Blvd, entertained with
whist party on Friday night of last
week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Robson, New York City Follow
ing delightful luncheon, Mr.. Robe
son. the honeyed golden voice" bass
singer favored the guests with mus-
cal selections. Whist prizes were
awarded to Mrs. A. L. Jackson and
Gary B. Lewis.
N. M. Sykes. well-known physician
OF St. Louis, Mo, was in Chicago last
week for a short visit among friends.
While here the doctor was the guest
Of his sister
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Cunningham of
Ala, were entertained at !
luncheon last Saturday evening by Mr..
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