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

taken anu iCoO- 81 sssyrS<y
generating the
member from any M "a
b anne in The 49,. err.
affair Mistaken waiter "a I"'
identity.
The big entertainments at the
Armory, Friday Dancing.
The different kind of program
featuring artists of local choirs and
Mr.. Robert L. Ephraim will be pre-
scented Monday evening at St. Matt
news Zion Church, January 23rd, 46th
Street between Wabash and Michigan
Avenues. Mark the date upon your
calendar-and COME OUT. The
Music Lovers OF Chicago have taken
half the tickets They saw the pro-
gram-that was cnough!l
The Fern Leaf Pleasure Club meets
Wednesday, January 18th. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Minnie Kincaid, 1850
St. Lawrence Avenue. Miss Pearl
Pitts, reporter Good program.
The Roamers Athletic Club are
again before you They are to give a
dance on the 25rd. Place, 320l Wabash
Avenue, Miss Blanch Hickman IS
president. Their basket ball team
simply "cleaned up last season. Re-
member?
The Philosophical Society (Pioneer)
with Irene Games. president, held an
interesting meeting, Sunday the 18th
Attorney H. B. Gaines was principal
speaker.
Society will meet with Mrs. Parker,
121 +. 4lst Street, Friday, January
10th. B. II. Janaury, president. -.
The Social Settlement Club will
next meet with Mrs burden at 4748
Langley Avenue. Mrs. J. Barlow.
president.
The Tuskegec Club met on Friday
the 18th. 1t was an attempt to get
together" See the date2
The Regina Charity Club will send
members to the Different Kind of
Program at ST. Matthews on the 23rd.
Thank you. St Monica will be repre-
sented there Mrs. Hazel Boarman
is the president Election just over.
The Hi-Art Musical and Dramatic
Club are going in a body to hear their
president, Mrs. L. c. Thompkins. at
NJ. c. c. Sunday Evening Club next
Sunday-so are we.
The Standard Literary Society OF
Olivet, presented a Second Anniver-
sary OF Prohibition Program last Sun
day. Mrs. S. Y. Baxter was Mistress
OF Ceremonies Mrs Bradley read
preliminary scriptures, then the speak
er of the afternoon, Hon. A. II. Rob
erts, delivered an instructive lectur
which was pertinent to the occasion
Attorney W. +. King and other prom
inent citizens were upon the rostrum
The musical program and pantomimc
under direction of Miss s. Matt,
Fisher was great tribute to her abil
ity as an organizer and director O.
music. We Editor-Clubs was pre-
sented Good audience present.
Z. Parrish, presiding President Whit
field will assume his chair next month
The Virginia Union Club will meet
at Pilgrim Temple Church, 33rd auc
Indiana Avenue, Tuesday evening
January oath. All members expected
Reverend J. c. Carroll, president.
The Sunday Evening Club OF (Wer-
dell's) NJ. c. Center, with II. A. Wat
kins, Oh. Prog, W D. Cook d D..
Director, and J, Wesley &C. X
Jones, Director of Music, presented
TO a great audience the Honorable
Henry X. Rathbone in address,
Americas Opportunities" Mr. Rath-
bone is the son OF Gen. Rathbone,
who was shot whilst in the box with
President Lincoln, with Miss Harri
Mr.. A. H. Roberts, who presented
him, said: Henry Rathbone is
Trend to the Race, the State, and the
Nation then added Tie is a man"
His speech III. c r. was pregnant
with new economical thought. The
reply by Rev. DR.. Cook in his re
marks" was a masterful electron OF
the sentiment of the modern Negro
The music, with Miss Gaines. Mrs
Harris and Majors in obhgatos, was
great.
Listenl When Mis- Carol Mccoy
heard Robert L. Ephraim rehearsc
Monday morning tears are
womanly you know He vas running
over Ingersol at Tomb Of Napoleon
Hear him on the 23rd, at St. Matthews.
46th between Wabash and Michigan
Avenues, Monday at 8 P NJ. sharp.
FL Progrcsso Club meets on We'd
nesday the 18th at 454S Wabash Ave
nue. Members expected.
St. Marks Lyceum. with Miss
Mason presiding and Miss Ruth Allen
Chairman Program Committee, pre-
scented Sunday afternoon. Mr. Edward
NJ. Byrd as principal speakers Econ
omic Achievement, A Solution OF
American Race Problem. Mr.. Byrd
is the equal of any OF our young
speakers now appearing before the
various Lycee. Miss Lo D. Bond as
usual put over two good numbers
with encores. Miss Ruth Allen acc
Now, the great Lomax (tenor) with