Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
CHICAGO NOTES.

Rev. j. w. Mcdaniel, president anu
general financial agent of the Enter
prise Institute, 4 trade school at oil
Aldine Square, is making tour oi
Michigan in interest OF the school. He
spent considerable time at Detroit tho
first Of the week.
The various Councils and Juveniles
OF a. u. *. and ID. Of A., met in iarEC
numbers, more than $500 at Pilgrim
Baptist Temple, 33rd street and Indi
ana Avenue, and listened to their Ann
ual sermon delivered by the pastor CT
the church, DR.. Watson. The organize
ton made wonderful showing.
Miss Alice Baxter, 420 T.. 4Sth Place
spent several days during the past
week at Lake Forest with friends
Many other Chicagoans were also il,
Lake Forest during the two days rum
age sale ut The First Baptist Church.
The Virginia Society meet in its
monthly meeting, May 18th at 363S
State st. ut which time an interesting
meeting was held. A fine program Is bc
ing arranged to be followed by refres:,
ments for the regular meeting in June
!, The Society Is making some progress
with M. Il. Bailey as president; J. B.
Street. vice president and John A. Yeat
man, Corresponding Secretary.
Miss Mary e. Branch now attending
tho University of Chicago and who will
receive the degree Of PHI b., in June
from that Institution, will return tc
Petersburg, Va, to instruct in Engli 81,
during the summer session Of the V, n
and l. I.
BAILEY ON WAY TO VIRGINIA
M. r. Bailey, President OF the Bailey
Realty, Co.. and manager Of The Mil
ton Mercantile Agency, 3G3S S. State
street, Will leave the city Sunday
June Ath, ell route to Petersburg, Va.
p where he will attend the biennial meet
ing OF the t.lumni Association Of the
V. N. and I. l., Petersburg, Va, OF
which Association he has served a:
president for the past eighteen years,
lhe meeting Is to be held on the Stll
ana 9TH OF June at the school. Enroutc
Mr.. bailey will stop Mt New York
P1ttsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington
and Wilmington to confer with usi
ness. men and to shake hands with
FORMER schoolmates and friends. AT
washington, he will join special par
ty OF graduates. former students and
members Of the Association saho will
make the trip to their Alma Mater.
rms Is expected to be the greatest
meeting ever held in the history Of the
Association. Among the many things
10 take place on these two days will he
fine program followed by a BANQUET
on the evening Of the 9Th. Mrs Ora
brown Stokes Of Richmond, Va. and q
member Of the class of 1900 will deliy..
er the principal address before tho AS.
ISOLATION. A bronze tablet is to be erect
on ana unveiled to the memory of the
late president, James Hugo Johnston
on the morning Of the 9th: MANS for
the erection OF a building and gymuas
lnm on the Alumni ground. The com.
mencement exercises will be held on
IRE afternoon Of the 9th and the ad.
dress to the graduates will he deliver.
ell by DR.. Robert r.. Motion, president
or Tuskcgee Institute. DR.. John NJ. Can
ny, president Of the V. N. and I. l., will
also speak. Also the Hon Arthur G.
t'roe, Recorder of Deeds of Washing
ton, d. C.
The Morgan Park Building and Loan,
Association is making rapid progress
under tho present administration and
tho ofhcials were highly complimented
Tor the business like name. in which
the affairs are being handled by James
a. Parker. efficient secretary OF The
Pyramid Building and Loan Associa
ION while on visit to the suburbs q
few days ago.
The Initiating Team and Choir OF
Household of Ruth A, G. U. q. D. r.
or which Mrs. Margaret A. Womack il
president, gave an entertainment on
May 18th at the residence of Mrs. Lou
Ella Young. ALA Calumet Avenue.