The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25
Guests at Tavern Cafe

The Tavern Cafe, $3.50 South State
Street, continues to be. packed nightly
with Chicago's most fashionable peo-
pie to enjoy the very fine meals there
No ono now thinks of going TO the
theatre and not returning by the Tav-
ern for a midnight luncheon After
many social functions are over, parties
stop bv the Tavern for a luncheon.
Seventy-fve young folks in evening
clothes who attended the Forty Clubs
annual dance last Tuesday evening,
had special reservations at the Tavern
and were served with a special menu.
7 Mr.. J. S. MeLemore, proprietor, had
for his special guest on that evening
Miss Katherine Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrcd Rogers. On Friday evening. a
number of fashionable people who at
tended the benefit at the armory had
midnight supper at the Tavern A
noon dav conference and luncheon was
held Tuesday and Hon. Oscar De
Priest, Lieut.. John Hawkins aud J. II.
Mitchell was in the party. Those who
dine at the Tavern have their meals
prepared bv Henry Hines, head chef
Mr. Hines held positions as head chef
in various hotels in Paris, France,
during the war. The day chef is
! Frank Guess, one of the finest in the
country. The swing" chef is Henry
Thomas, who has an enviable rcputa-
ton in his line Polite and dainty
mattresses serve with dispatch Among
some OF the well-known people to dine
there the past few days were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert s. Abbott, Ms
! Mozel1a Johnson. New York Citv;
Mrs Edna Dodge Lee and mother
Mr. Lotto NcGhee, Mr. Bessie
Strong, Major Sullivan, Mr.. F. O..
TayIor Mrs Dan Wallace Ms Mary
/ Bel B9lden. Joseph Dorrell af-. I.ibe
Mac Gray, Mr.. and Nj. Ia Hill,
Ms Evelyn Rood. Benj Douglass.
Nis= Mae Brooks. Miss Marie Ailhar=
son. Miss Mae Woods, Charlie ton A..
/ Va; Fred Reeves Mr. and Nh { T.
! eschcs, Baltimore Md; H. ad AIf,.
r. IT, Jordan Robert ". Gillespie
aud Miss l. Shaw, DR. and Nes RAJ
mond Powell Mis- Jessie lone. Mr..
and Mrs, q. r. Proctor. !. Dclo> Bel.
Albert Clark Steve Mdekef frank
Edwards lahn Weaver. Lester Aber
nathv. Fritz Pollard, Lawrence II.
Harrison. f. { Brown, Mis- Julictt
Matthew'S Lake Forest. m. Mr..
Marshall Cannon, Mr.. and Mr. Bcy-
criy SehVeich. Evanston. H. Rev
VIM. r. Haynes, New York Cts;
Mrs. Ida Y. Chapman, Mr. Lillian
Goble, Nrs DAISY Cater. formols O,
New = afk CITY and NJ Fclix
Dodge
Guests at Idlewild
.Ihe Idlewlid Hotel, located at 33rd
and Wabash. is still place to stop IN
the "Nrndv City 1t is more like
home than any hotel in this section.
he rooms are warm. light and airy
and near the Elevated road and TWO
care lines. The maid service is par
excellent and everything is dozen TO
make the guests comfortable at all
times Mr.. N. B. Williams operates
an up-to-date dining room and on
Tuesday night of each week, the dane
ing class of Professor Horn is an en-
joyable event. Among those who
stopped there the past week are Miss
Eva Hayes Columbus Ohio; l.. J.
Riley and wife, Desplaines, Iowa. r.
!. Auefort, Harvey, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wade, Beloit, Wis; Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson, St Paul. MINI: Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Thomas. Milwaukee.
Wis; Mr. and Mr. K. NJ. Thornton.
Dawson, Texas; Victor Clay, Madison.
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs ]. 4. Webb Phlla-
dalephia, Pa; d. Lee, New York City:
Henry L. Johnson Washington, D
c; Miss Mary Henderson, Louisville.
Ky, James NewSome. St. Louis. Mo.