Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-09-09
CHICAGO NOTES.


of his race, president the Boydton
Academic Institute, Boydton, Va,
spent several days during tire week II,
the city speaking at various churches
IN interest of the school Of which h,
is president. Rev. Morris Is travelling
throughout the United States uac
Canada under TIL eauspices Of the ALI.
ance Missionary Of Canada with the
famous quartet from Celeveland, &C.
companying him. On Monday even.
ing, September 4th he spoke to Il
largo audience at Berean Baptist
1 Church, Sind and Dearborn streets,
and was ably introduced ut this time
by his son, Charles Satchell Morriss,
Jr.. the eminent young boy orator.
While here Rev. Morris stopped at
the residence Of DR.. NJ. A. Mayor. 1850
Prairie avenue.
Mrs. Abe Kinney and her daughte.
Miss Minnie Kinney, are in the city
! the guest Of their son and brother, u.
j. Kinney, 3142 Calumet avenue.
MIS-. ID. M. Smith has returned Il
her home in Covington, Ky, after
many pleasant weeks spent in rlre city
rs the guess OF her brother aud sister.
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Claynrunk
1920 Langley avenue.
Mrs. Mary Mahaley and Mrs. PEP,
Williams returned to st. Louis, Mo,
their home during the week after
spending sometime visiting their
mother and sisters in Morgan Park
and the city.
| Unite d Knightes and Ladies of Hon
or OF the world closed a most suca4sr-
lul biennial meeting held in this
, city. August 2Sth to ,31st, at Walter
a. M. %. Church. A public progran.,
reception by the Juvenile department
and large reception to the delegates
and visitors, closing Of most import
ant matters marked the program u.
four busy days. DR.. e. A. Williams
| or Cincinnati, president, praised the
! local officers in this city and predicte,,
a bright future.
MRS. FRANCIS DeLeo Of Minneapolis
MIMI, after spending very pleasant
stay IN the city with friends, return.
ed to her home temporarily looking
, forward to returning to- Chicago
where she no doubt will make her
! future home.
j. B. Street, president the Joint As.
ISOLATION Of U. B. f. and S. M. T.,
worthy Master Of North Star Lode.
ana vice-president the Virginia Socie-
" OF Chicago, is at CTewe, Va, h,s
nome town, spending two weeks with
re'tatlVes and friends after many
years of absence. While I'm 'Vireini,,
Mr.. Street will visit his alma mater,
Hampton Institute, Norfolk, Rich.
mond and Petersburg.
Miss Jeanette Reeves has returned
TO winchester, KY, her home, after
passing tho summer in the city TAX
ing up special work ut tho University
OF Chicago. While here Miss Reeves
was the guest Of Mrs. Nettie Ander.
son and MISS Ruth Baskin, 1884 Yer.
non avenue.
M. T. Bailey, president The Bailey
ateaNW Co, and Manager the Milton
mercantile Agency. 3638 State street,
knoWn the country over for his hosp;-
tah1ies to travelling strangers, q MON
Der or about twenty-fo four fraternal ,or. !
CARNATIONS and social clubs has NOV
Ell into the third ward at ALA Cahu-
met avenue after a long residence in |
the second ward. Mr.. Bailey viii
MAKE n hard fight for clean politics
and good citizenship in that ward.
Mrs. Mary j. Ford OF Morrow, La,
IS IN the city to spend a few weeks as l.
inc guest OF her son-in-law and dulgb
Ter Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis johnson 4231
Calumet avenue.
MIS-. Leanna G. SnOwden of Licking
ton' Ky, is still with friends In tho
olty after attending the summer SOS.
sion OF the University of Chicago. She
is at present at the home Of Mr. and
MRS. l.. B. Todd, 1850 Evans avenue,
a very pretty reception was given
pl august Oath All the home of M.
ana MRS. W. M. Claybrooks, 1920 Lang ,
icy avenue in honor Of many ou of
Io"n visitors who have been their I
guest Mrs. Eugene Davidson very ]
received the guest as they !
'ntered and presented them to 1n.. | I
iostess. The beautiful floral decora. +
ION or the house made lovely back +
ground for the affair. Among the on.
u town guest were Prof. w. II. Raust ,
1exlngton. Ky; Mrs. Leanna SNOW. ,
len' Lexington, Ky; Mrs. Nora ,
'ayne and Miss Maud Payne of Louis q
'llie, Ky; Miss Augusta Payne of |; /
toward Univ and MISS Dixon Of st. q
Iouis, Mo. 9
Prof. p. P. Frazier late of 3434 Weir
ion aVenue' passed away at his res.
ence on August 9th after a linger.
ng illness Of many months. AT the
fme OF his death, with him were n.s
vie, Mrs. Laura T. Frazier; his SON,
lozart Frazier and his daughter, MISS
ohnnella Frazier a graduate of Flske
and teacher of music in {,
no Virginia Normal and Industrial r
institute, Petersburg, Va. Funeral ser Y
ices were held from the Ebenezer /,
BAPTIST church on Friday afternoon, p
eptember LIST with Rev. Chas, RI !,
i rk, pastor, officiating.