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The Washington herald., 1922-07-20
GLEN ECHO.

Midsummer entertainment of the
type generally afforded in the better
class Of parks in the larger cities Is
what Glen Echo Park is affording
amusement seekers OF the Capital
these hot nights The usual array
of enjoyable pastimes. including the
Derby racer. the carroussei for the
kiddies. the Old Mil and the MID
way. which houses more than
score OF different amusement de-
vices.
Tn ball room offers an evening
Of enjoyable dancing with music by
oehmann's orchestra Of "jazzers.
Today the Elks are entertaining
about 800 orphans of Washington on
an all day picnic Free eats and
amusements are provided with
many other fun features.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-20
THE WEA Their

Fesseest &c Eslay g 1seeeEsw.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-20
nELAsco-sUp .. M.b.rs Reo..-

HELAsCOO&Up In Mabei's Room"
up In Mabel's Room" the third
Of the hilarious Avery Hopwood
farces to be presented in Washing
ton by the Belasco Players during
the summer season, will be the at
traction at the Belasco next week.
beginning Sunday. The story of the
play revoives about the lurid COM
plications in which q young man
nnds himself as a result of his
gift of bit of intimate apparel.
pink in color and silk as to mate
rial to a young woman, and the ap-
pearance Of the gift at an inoppor-
tune time.
The Belasco Players. including
Earle Foxe, Gerald Oliver Smith.
Henry Duffy. Ruth Hammond. Flea
nor Griffith. Kay Laurell and the
other Washington favorites. who
are now offering Ladies' Night"
will appear at their best in the new
production.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-20
GARRIcE-rsn wise In ssrhe Ge..
tlenan From Affssissfppi.S

GAhRICK-ren Wise In ssrhe Gen.
tienan From Mississfppi.-
The Gentleman from Mississippi"
with rotund Tom Wise in the title
role. will be next weeks Offering OF
the oarrick Players. beginning
with Monday nights performances.
The Gentleman from Mississippi"
10 political play through which
runs . fascinating love story and it's
revival in Washington promises to
be Of particular Interest In view Of
the fact that many Of its scenes and
much of its action is centered In
and about the National Capital.
Mr.. Wise, who. as guest star. will
play the leading part, played that
role in the original company 4 few
years ago.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-20
NEW PLAYS AND PICTURES
ONWEEK'S AMUSEMENTLIST
Tom Wise to Appear Az Guest Star At The
Garrick With Hopwood Farce
At The Belasco
At The BeIasco

CRANDALL's - sWhen .Hs1nnee
Rsdes.s
The first three days Of next week,
beginning Sunday at > o'clock, wih
bring Goldwyn's production Of Zane
Grey's when Romance Rides. to
crandalrs with Buster Keaton In
NY wife's Relations.- the added
comedy hit. On wednesday and
Thursday. Dorothy Dalton and
Milton Silis will be screened In ine
Woman Who walked Alone with
Gaylord. Lloyd in "A Zero Hero
added. Wallace Reid will occupy
the screen the last two days Of the
week In Across the Continent. his
latest Paramount motor car ro-
nance. which will be augmented by
Lloyd Hamilton in Poor Boy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

guests included Miss Flora summers
Miss Carolyn Zoli. Miss Anne Johnston
Miss Edith Fisher, Miss Pear Brodman'
Miss Florence Rapp, Miss Alice Waters,
Wiss Katharine Ailabach, Miss Mae
;a,iuhan Miss Irene Kendrick. Miss
Irene Christensen, Miss Mary Newman
Miss Mary Farrell. Miss Jane Liyingston'
Miss Loretta stackhouse Miss s,ts- y, Fsiss Miss
Kitty Da Brow, Miss F, Goddard. Miss
Lillian Mckee, Miss Elsie Foley, Miss
Marie Murphy, Miss Katharine Bradley
and Miss Mary Bradley. Miss Katharine
bradley gave several recitations and
Miss irene Kendrick sang, with Miss b.
Eeist at the piano.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SCHARF-COHEN

A pretty home wedding took place last
evening at o'clock when Miss Helen
Cohen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cohen, Of Si2O Euclid avenue was mar
ried to Mr. Edward l. Scharf. The
Rabbi Marvin Nathan performed the
ceremony. The brides costume was or
white canton crepe with n tulle veil. and
she carried a shower bouduet Of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Anne Cohen.
Mr., David Scharf, brother of the bride
groom. Among those present at the re-
ception were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel stick
ler and Mr.. Frank Meir. OF Newark pr.
and Mrs. H. s. Stickler, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d, Gordon and Mr.. David NJ. SatZ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Miss Lucille Polk Carter, who spent '
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. |
george Brooke. at Aiken. s. c., is at
when she will return to her home, Al |
monbury House. THAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gilbert Dixon,
VINO are in Europe on their Honeymoon.
have arrived at the Ritz-Carlton In
paris. They will return to this coun-
pxdn isE the Latter N. part Of next month Mrs,
Yer Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Ehret, Of
.o2S De Lancey place.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Potter. Of
boston. are spending a fortnight as the
guests OF Mr. Potters parents. Mr.. and
Mra James Potter. at their home. 22l3
~. James place.
Mra Thomas Willing Peters, who has
%here her a"s SON. %'"sfr Mr. 4 R,cSsyd w.
Seters. Is student at St Georges
school. has returned to this city for a
month and has taken an apartment at
sixteenth and Spruce streets.
Miss Nancy Evans Norton, daughter
: q MT: and Mrs, Richard p; Norton, OF
her home from Pennington School to
spend the Easter holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Norton and their
family will sail June l for Europe, where
they will spend the summer
MT anu MRS. u. Emory MCMlChael
ard their daughter. Miss Ellen Nc
Michael, Of 204I Walnut street and Miss
Huth Packard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Packard. Of the Meadows.
Vllancva. who are at present In Ber-
muda, will return home the latter part
OF this month.
Mr., and Mrs. Quincy Adams Gill
more, Of Westlawn. Seminole avenue
Chestnut Hin. left for New York on
Friday last and will spend a few days
AZ the Ritz-Carlton in that city.
Mrs. Frederick McQ Fack. Of Spring
ned avenue and Lincoln Drive, St Mar
tins, and Mrs. John B. Large, Of Chest
nut Hill have returned home after Il
E1ur weeks trip to Cuba, Jamaica. Costa
Hca and the Panama Canal.
A spring wedding will be that of Miss
Helen l.. Mckinney daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John G, Mckinney of Mt:
Airy. and Mr.. Frank Dales DEITY. Of
mis- city, which will take place on We'd
nesday, May s. In the Mt. Airy Presby-
terian Church.
Mrs, William T. Gemmi, Of Tioga, viii
entertain at q luncheon and bridge party
az her home on Wednesdny afternoon,
March 20. The guests will include tn"
members Of her card club.
"A card party will be given at tho
Bellevue -Stratford on March - for the
'ehent OF tho musical league
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
oIlInoswood n. 8. Art Club Pageant

The Collingswood High School Art
Club gave It's 1922 pageant on Friday
and Saturday last in the school audi
toriun There were three episodes The
first was a scene In an EGYPTIAN temple
Isis. The cast included: Isis, Miss Lpro-
Ensle and Miss Selma Roberts; priest.
Mr.. Leonard Salvatore. and soloist Miss
Helen Scudder. The chorus Of priest
Helen strang. Miss Dorothy Rogers. Miss
Anne Hamilton. Miss Helen Steelman
and Miss Dorothy Grossman.
The second episode was In two scenes:
Scene I. At the foot Of Greek Temple {;
Scene II. came. The cast included: Or
Miss Anne Brown Shepherd. Mr.. Thomas
Cornbrooks, and dryads, Miss Gertrude
Poikinhorne, Miss Helene O'Neil. Miss
Olive Wahl, Miss Rebecca Nebelitsky.
Miss Florence Zehler, Miss Nina Davis.
Miss Kathryn Kemmerer and Miss Mil
The third episode was also In two
scenes. Scene I, In the Roman Court ;
Scene II. The Land Of Vision. The cast
included: Emperor. Mr.. Alfred Willis
attendants. Miss Grace Titszk. Miss
Doris Parmalee. Miss Mabel Lore. Miss
Ruth clifford. Miss Jane Ritter. Miss
Anna Friedlander, Miss Flora kiger,
Miss Rosalise Roager. Miss Helen Hip
pier and Miss Marie Rapp captives, Miss
Ruth Snyder. Miss Marion Holton. Miss
Mildred Crist. Miss Alma Byam, Miss
Anna Supplee. Miss Kathryn Schnipp,
Miss Lily Cahaley. Miss Anna Russel
Miss Lillian Richter and Miss Lawrence
Ellis: soldiers, Mr.. Newton Borber and
Mr.. Arthur Osborne: silver Star dancers
Miss Edith Rocker, Miss Marian Conroy
Miss Jane Coon. Miss Gladys Lawson
Miss verna Messick. Miss Reba Will
liams. Miss Myrtle Hickman. Miss Mary
Williams. Miss Gertrude Dempsey, Miss
Eleanor Dixon and Miss Evelyn Madden
The orchestra included Miss Beatrice
Hess, Miss Anne Hamilton and Mr.
Rodney Clarke at the piano: Miss Fit.
craft, hnrpist; Mr.. Melvin Gamble and
Mr.. Paul Grant. violinists. and Mr.. Sew
ern Tyler, drummer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

Schmutz, Miss NJ. Ward, Miss NJ. kirwin,
Miss K.' Shcehan Miss L. Zieg.er, Miss
Dewitz, Miss NJ. Samsell. Mrs G. Galia-
CHER. Mrs. G. Long, Mrs. w. Byrnes. Miss
l.. Hawley. Miss F. Woters. Miss NJ
LAWN and Miss A. Quinlan.
Miss Ruth Enfield entertained at a
st. Patricks party on Friday evening at
her home, Tenth and Spruce streets. Her
guests included Miss X Walsh, Miss L.
Riley, Miss Helen Enfield, of South Bend
Ind. Mrs II. Kairer. Colonel Enfield
Mr.. G.. Riley and Mr.. j. Aug. Mccartney
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
NOR RiSTOWN

The Valley Forge Chapter. Daughters
card party on Saturday afternoon, May
l3, at the E,rsine clubhouse. Mrs. J..
Newton Hunsberger is chairman Of the
committee In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kinds, Of Port
land, Me-, were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Slingluff, of
500 West Main street.
Mrs. Howard Trumbauer. Of Buena
Vista, Va, Ia the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Kohn. Of Fornance
street.
Mrs. John over, of lie Master. Pa, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Frank Hall ami
Mrs. Raymond Pheiger, Of this borough
Mrs. Clayton Fisher, Of 1860 Powell
street, entertained the members Of her
sewing circle at her home on Thursday
last. There were fifteen guests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

MRS. FREDERICK j. SWENSON
Who before her marriage on Jan.
usry ~ was Miss Betty Buckley.
Of i7O4 North Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. SwensOn are living IN
Portland, Me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
CHINATOWN

~ Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood IYtns. OF $685.
ru!aski avenue, are AZ the Chalfonte
Hotel. at Atlantic City. Tor IL stay,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Anderson. Cf -
Nayers lane. gave dinner, followed b.
CARDS, on Saturday.
,Mrs X. Raby, of Wayne avenue and
Winona street, will give q musicale and
osfd party on Wednesday. March "a.
Mrs. Elv!dss, Of Queen lane. gave .
rAtrick's luncheon OF slx tables on
Ara saeebsen. Of rampicN Nexise,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

Ir,uv that Mr. Richard |
n1D you kho" ,s.S .. ~. nussa,i
OAustin has Iesu asa anJT".
Thayer house q twen.y ~" ncroins J wintsrP ? In
Gust streets icr d"I e'dr ma = "cviie will
NOV move in there some time next month
1yucylle is to De ihtsoaucso hsn. .., Iud,
at . tea on OctoDer l., NV ~. " H.. tn hs
will be more eonvsn'sn 'r "e' ~ 'e
IN town while comnS out
The Thayer n"use a ss ..u .
tive. They palnteu .ne s" .ha shs.tors
couple OF !s",' and I'd Soo,s Arc Mi An.
ished In a dark oine paan'. ...at a.eh h,,se uue
entire sue .i ~ ,'' oiose orowino nrivet
10 edseq WIZ ,,sr.i a. town and n
bush. NJ ,nrn.r rr most attractive look
makes NJ. aua' .,,sa has quantities. of win
ins. IN Iyo T~c~st street drawing room
dows' ows'ch,n~ .n In the foor. The rather
ones reays ,aM ~ On. hack Of the house IL
nisn .d W. nr,v too. and n edged with. the
painv.eu tss,i.e Molly Thayer YOU re-
ollvSS. ,s In Enrons Mt present travel.
memvi ,n ,si,b Isobei Rockefeller.
ing "
. ors ~ ncrsons have been saying
.... A.. and Mrs. Rayburn Clark
- that MI: n.:,,a,,s anM ss. o-a ao;nr to Give
Smith, Of : ,l'unvsH, , NV t,ro Ss,shters
q dance iol r,,n;ne ,nr,,o ~" .nr;nS
Josephine anu i"'"u. -" ,,,,n,. ntbsr nnrt,es
holidays WIN ,n,rod so % h,t a. see,ps !ae
are oeing p'n"n."i .tran IN Th,rs.
dance wnlsh on ~ 70 20 ro,fr q anal, infor-
day' MaIe" ~. 10 Iosonh;no onI Elaine
ma! parry ,"" ..oSr fs;.nSs fronn Miss
ana SOM snhoai liz 90 es,tin, nm and for
bsiow'HH A.. ~ S,nitb - ietting them use
wn'eh horse I am sure IL vii be lots
oi i9h' '"n, INV. thn Sm,tbs, marty oiohe,
nIt la ~ ~" o1e,r
h'a 'o'"' "'
,,,o1LD Won believe that arrange.
.ts Dsvon Horse SHOW? I cannot real.
iss that spring is well on its way here
and all the out. of door affairs arc
being talked Of and arranged for.
suppose as usual the first happening
Will be the Pony Show. though l have
not heard about that affair Tor certain.
I understand the former benehciarics
Of the Pony Show are in the weliarc
work. but / feel quite sure the snow
will be given just the snme ana the
money will be devoted to some other
good cause. T.,
some ,nnuo ,Iat.'uH ;u Hf"u o ond thorc's the In.
Inor Horse SHOW. and this year there y
N no an American Legion Horse Show
30 vou know. and the Devon show
s,onnd tho end OF NAV and then the
Ih,noton fete which is usually the latest
~ thc outdoors parties and Is held ON
no arst Tuesday in June, II am not
njstaken. nt the Huntington Valley
CInh
The Show Committee Of the Dsvo,,
countv Fair and Horse Show includes
Dr. Tom Ashton, r. Rulith NJ. Car.
ncnter Isaac RI Clothier. Jr,, and Will
lam II Wanamaker Jr.
-,,, ., r, , .,.h.-
ThE AIsernoh Ciapps nave ""c'"o'
1 baby: a little girl it is. and she IL
to be called after Nancy. Anne Jeferys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Frank Dugonn. of the Spring
Garden Apartments. entertained a. party
at her home on Saturday evening, March
Is, in honor CT Mr.. and Mrs. George
Snyder, of Huntington, Pa. Mrs: Snyder
before her marriage was Miss Olive Sny-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder will leave
here shortly for Omaha, Neb, to visit
Mrs Snyder's parents,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
LIpMAN--GuMBINER

place last evening at o'clock when
Miss May Gumbiher, daughter. Of Mr..
Louis q. Gumbiner, Of 2934 Nicholas
street, was married to Mr.. Jack Lipman.
bride wore a gown Of white canton
crepe with tIlle veil and carried a
Colonial bouquet. The maid OF honot
was Miss Betty Gumbiner, a sister q
the bride. and Mr.. Albert Cooper acseo
at the reception were Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Qinsburg, Atlantic City Miss Lily Ein-
horn, Of Reading Mr.. and Mrs. J. FISH.
kin, Miss Minnie Cohen and Mr, Lo"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

s,r,naily AZ a luncheon recently to an
nounce the engagement 81 her daughter
Miss Appolina A. Langlois. to Mr.. Frank
X Murphy Walsh. The guests included
Miss r. Walters, Miss N. Frain. MISS NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
WEST PHILADELPHIA

A kitchen shower was recently given
In honor Of Miss Betty Miller. whose
engagement has recently been announced
to Mr.. Philip Robinson, of 340t Market
street, at the home of Miss Kitty La
Brow, 3S0S Wyalusing avenue. The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF People and PlacesOfr. dustin
Leases General Thayer's House-Plans Already for
Out.ot.Doov Fetes--Bobbie Literally Obeys

who has been visiting Or. and Mrs. r. !.
Moran, Of Johnson street, is now in
Newark, N. j., where she Is staying with
Mrs Bergen.
Mrs. William Trorst, Of Morris street,
day March 30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs Gsmlig, OK
Chicago; Mr.. 9. Kleinberg. o.. TrsnsOtm' TrOto'
Can; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Beard. Atlahtlc
city. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Feidon; o.
Springfield, Mass. After a wedding tr,R
live at b24 South Yewdaii street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
MISS NATHANSON, BRIDE
OF BENEDICT GlMBEl, JR,
Wedding Takes Place at Bellevue
Strstford This Afternoon

A wedding Of interest which will take
place at 1 O'clock this afternoon at the
will be that Of Miss
Ethel Nathanson, daughter OF Mrs.
Harry G. Nathanson, Of 1922 Locust
street, and Mr. Benedict Gimbel. ".
son Of Mrs. Benedict Gimbel, OF lalo
The Rev Joseph Krauskopf. D. D..
Of Keneseth Israel Temple. will per-
form the ceremony.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her grandfather. Mr.. Samuel Sneiien-
Miss Helen Nathanson. a sister Of
the bride, will attend as maid OF honor.
The bridesmaids will include Miss Rose
Gimbel, a sister Of the bridegroom; Miss
Emile Weyl, Of Elkins Park. and Miss
Lucille Schamberg. Of New York
The bride will wear gown or white
satin and point de venise lace, which VIII
be made with a long court train. Her
veil will be of tulle arranged with
orange blossoms and she will carry
white orchids. The maid Of honors
frock will be Of tnauve.colored chiffon
trimmed with flame, and her hat Will be
a combination of the two colors. The
bridesmaids' frocks are yellow chinon
trimmed with Jade green. The hats are
a combination of yellow and jade green.
Mr.. Richard F'ishel, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
will attend as best man. The ushers
will include Mr.. Nathan Hamburger. Mr
Adam Gimbel, Mr.. Daniel Guggenheim,
I'd, Mr.. Lee Adam Gimbel, Mr.. Louis
Gtmbel Mr. Ellis Gimbel, Jr., ana Mr..
Marx Loeb, of New York.
A reception will follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipman left on q
wedding trip to New York. and on their
return will live at 5701 Woodland ave-
nue., where they will be at home after
March 26
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS

Miss Bobbic DeGrafenreid, "a, 3714
Indiana Avenue, was injured by an
automobile Saturday at 37th Street,
and Michigan Avenue, by an automo-
bile which struck her and sped away.
Paul Wilson, 81, 3454 Indiana Ave
nue., was struck by an automobile Sun
day at 35th Street, and Indiana Ave
nue.. He was removed to the South
Side Hospital
Mrs. Annie Woods, 80, 800 South
Park Avenue, was injured painfully
carly Monday when an automobile in
which she was riding collidcd with a
street car at 50th and State Streets.
Louis Gillum, IS, 480l State Street.
was cut on the temple when struck by
an automobile Sunday at 47th and
State Streets.
Mrs. Anna Smith, %, 4t23 Vincennes
Avenue, was injured internally Satur-
day when struck by an automobile at
4lst Street and Grand Boulevard.
Harry Simpson, 80, 3707 Indiana
Avenue. was painfully injured in an
automobile collision Thursday at 47th
Street and Wabash Avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
Protect Your Recordsn-French

Mr.. {. c. French, well known to
many of our business men for a num-
Der OF years past as THE Safe Man.
has recently become a direct repre-
sentative OF the largest manufacturer
OF FIRE protective devices in the world
THE SAFE-CABINET COMPA-
NY of Marietta, Ohio.
Mr.. French, formerly represented the
Victor Safe & Lock Co of Cincin-
matt, Ohio, which has recently been
purchased by the above company.
Mr., Frenchs experience in the field
of record protection has given him a
knowledge of business records and
their value so that he is able to advise
intelligcntly as to the best way OF
protecting these valuable assets against
the rayishcs OF fire.
Last year the fire loss in the United
States was approximately $360,000000
Think OF ii This means a per cap
ita loss of approximately $500, which
every man. woman and child in the
United States must pay TO this enemy
of modern business.
Mr.. French's slogan is PROTECT
YOUR RECORDS FOR THEY
PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS"
We congratulate Mr.. French on his
new connection and trust that it will
be possible for him to be of service to
many OF our business men in our COM
munity.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
DREAMLAND CAFE To
GIVE RADIO CONCERT

Dreamland Cafe, 1920 State ST., will
introduce something new in the way of
cafe entertainment Friday night, when
the public will be entertained with a
radio concert. The finest artists that
the world produces will be heard in
concert at the Dreamland.
A feature of the Thursday afternoon
matinee will be an entertainment for
the Plantation Revue Company, of the
Green Mill Gardens. This company is
a Chicago edition of the famous revue
that is taking Broadway by storm.
Old patrons Of Dreamland are de-
lighted to find Ollie Powers back at
his old stand featuring new songs. His
latest offerings are: "By the Sapphire
Sea-" and "Stop That Band"
Dreamland will be open Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 with the entire orche-
stra and full corps of entertainers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
Saint Marx Lyceun

On last Sunday. the Rev. ?. R.
DeBerry, prominent minister. scholar,
race leader, pastor OF the First Con-
gregatonal Church. Raleigh, \. C..
addressed a very large and appreoia-
tive audience at the lyccum. Rev. De
Berry is an ex-president OF the Ma
tional Convention OF Congregational
Workers among colored people which
is meeting in the city this week. lie
poke on The Earmarks OF True
Greatness and in an eloquent and
pleasing manner pointed ont the fol-
loving as the carmarks OF true great
ness; % Vision. % Concentration
3 Courage, and (4l Service and
Eternal Vigilance. The address was
thoroughly practical and highly in-
structivc. The speaker was introduced
bv his former schoolmatc at Talledega
College the Rev. Charles w, Burton
pastor OF the Lincoln Memorial Con
gregaton Church OF Chicago.
Miss Mary +. Coleman, teacher
in the public schools of Grecnville
Miss, and graduate of Tougaloo Col
lego, who possesses a very pleasing
contrato voice rendered two delightful
numbers. Mrs. Nellie Askew- Bomar
formerly OF Atlanta, Ga. and former
artist pupil OF William Bush, New Lon
don, Conn, teacher in the Chicago
University OF Music, gave two splcn.
did organ interpretations.
The next meeting OF the lyceum vii
be held on Sunday, October |, 1922, a
which time the lyceum will open its
regular fall and winter season.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26
The Tavern News

The ras. week at the Tayer: was a
very CAV one. Many beautiful
luncheons. dinners and Alter Theatre
parties. On last Saturd-- night res
crvations were made for about sixty
members and friends of the forty Club.
after their annual Summer Dance at
the Nincennes Hotel, a special Forty
Club Menu was served.
One of the most attractive after
Theatre parties was given by Mr.. +.
w. Harsh Jr., in Honor of the Misses
Grace and Alice Gordon of ST. Louis.
Mo. Other members of the party were
Miss Blanch Dore, Mr.. Maurice Grant
and MIR. and Mrs Charles Wilson. An
other pretty dinner party OF the week
was that OF Mr. and Mrs. David WASH
ington in honor of Mrs. Harris OF
Washington, D. c.
Many OF the delights of the Young
Peoples Convention made the Tavern
their headquarters during their stay.
Among those who had reservations
and Special meals served were Mrs.
Lynch Conway of Peoria. ILL.,, guest Of
Miss Alma Euin, Mr.. Oscar w. Price
of Birmingham, Ala, Mr.. c, {. Todd,
Mrs. Marshall Mr.. r. g. Graham, Mr..
|. w. Young of Davenport, la, Miss
Marie A. Wiikcrson. Mr.. Chas. S. Toll
son, Baltimore, Md. Mr.. John B.
Jones OF St. Louis. Mo. Mr.. Louis
Thompson, Mr.. Howard Bazel, Mr.. J.
]. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Powell,
Mr.. w. NJ. Trent of Evanston, ILL.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Braboy Kokomo,
Ind. DR.. David C. Codwell of Seattle,
Wash, Miss Marie Johnson and Mr..
Sam Fielding, Mr.. VIM. Kelly. Mr..
Riley Moore. Attorney, Herman E.
Moore, Mr.. Oscar w. Price, Mr..
Harry ]. Foster, DR.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford of Nashville, Tenn.
The Proprietors, Messrs. McLemore
& Oddrick wish to thank their many
friends for the wonderful way in which
they are patronizing the Tavern and
enjoying the great reduction in prices.