The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-11-04
THE TAVERN NEWS

The Tavern Cafe, the most beautiful
restaurant on South State street was
the scene OF many beautiful affairs
during the past week, and South Side
society folks continue to make this
Dalatial restaurant their headquarters.
There is no wonder that everyone
that pays a visit to this cafe should
want to make it their permanent din
ing place. 1t can be truly said that
he food that is served in the Tavern
is the very best that money can buy
and the cooks who prepare this food
arc experts in the culinary art
Persons from coast to coast know OF
the Tavern Inn, and call it the Won
der cafe OF the Windy City.
Among those who had special par
tics during the past week were;
Nh and Mrs. Earl Stephenson en-
tarlaincd in honor Of Mrs. Harry vii
liams of Los Angeles, Cal. and Misses
leslie Fletcher OF Hot Springs, Ark;
Mrs. Ado1ph Galloway and her daugh-
ter Miss Floctte Stephenson. This
dinner party was one Of the most beau
fiiul of the Halloween season. The
able was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and Halloween favors.
DR.. Chas. Z. Bentley delightfully."-
entertained in honor of Hon. Jas. Wei
don Johnson, national secretary OF the
y. A. \ {. p, and Dr. Robert ".
Baguall field secretary of the N. A.
A. {. F., of New York City.
DR.. and Mrs. Van johnson and lit
IL daughter Jcrryne Johnson, bgauti-
r0nv entertained in honor OF Mrs.
Raviord OF Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Hubbard, with an aftcr-theater
party.
Nr and Mrs. William Phillips roy
a1lv entertained with a handsome din
nar party of eight in honor Of Mrs.
Gladys Smith OF Minneapolis, MINI.
Cover, were laid to conform with the
usual Halloween spirit
Senator Adolph Marks Of the First
District entertained the following dis
tinpu,hed gentlemen with beautiful
e6afng dish supper: Alderman Louis
=. Anderson of the Second Ward;
Committeeman Ed~ H. Wright OF
the corporation counsels Office. Car
ter H. HAYES, Clarence Mitchell and
lamcs ". Vance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Green enter
.ained 1t a luncheon Tor their brother
Mr. John c Baker OF Portland, Ore.
Among those who had special reser-
vaGous and specially prepared meals
served were:
DIR. George Cleveland Hall, for Dr.
Norcland; ]. Edgar Gordon of St
Ionis Mo; Major !. X. White. DR.
Edwin ]. Chestnut. DR. Waldo +,
Alcxandcr, Mr.. Chas W Alexander
DR.. Gordon H. Jackson, Attorney Vim
Dawson Mr., Vim. ]. Kelley. Mr.. Por-
ter Smith Mr. Ettingcr =. Smith, Mr.
T. w. Wilson, Messrs. Frank and I.
Davenport. Mr.. Jack Donley OF North
Dakota: Mr. Frederick Osborne OF
Ann Arbor, Mich; Mr.. Earl Blaneh-
ard OF Davenport Iawo; Mr.. William
Graves oil Brooklyn, n. y; Mr.. WI
ham Sehean OF Milwaukee. WIS; NJ r.
William Nelson OF Oakland, Cal; Mr.
Rab,. Harper, Miss Amy Odsmol Mr..
and Mr.. Covington, Editor and Mrs
Joseph D. Bibb, Mr.. and Mrs Cary B.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Bryant B. Ham
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Honestly
Of Colorado Springs; Mrs II. Town
end. Mr. Arthur Townsend of Nash
vile. Tenn: Mr.. X. A. kirten OF New
York CITY. Dir. Lucia Johnson; Mr..
Sheridan II. Brucseau, Mr.. Samuel
Fielding. Mr.. Adworth " Lewis OF
Ncw York; Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.
Middleton, Mrs B. Pinson OF New
York; Dr. and Mrs Wm. Kent and
thcir little daughter, Jean. Mrs. Eliza
tz.,t l,,er Mrs + White. Mr. \