The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-02-25

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were present many OF those to whom
She has given her talent at various
times stayed away. Miss McCurdy
also received tremendous applause
Nc" is steadily climbing to the front
as The big time pianist from the
Big Time Choir. Let's call her that
huh?" Alriil
oh, yes, The Ushers entertained al
Community House last Wednesday
was a riot of fun and good talent
combined. The dramatic reading by
little Miss Mercedes Black proved Just
as we said before, "shc only needed a
smaller space capacity than the large
auditorium at Wendelps to show you
what she could do She is only
twelve, but skins some older folks
in the art Robert Waugh with the
violin was so good that bot hhe and
little Miss Black we're signed with the
ID. K. c. Co" galaxy OF artists.
These two appear with the company
Not at St. GATHERINGS on Monday
9th inst, but at Hope Presbyterian
on March ID. o, yes, Ruth French
is we'll again. She will appear in poses
on the 9th inst.
Mr. Z. Grundy was master of ccrc-
monies at the Ushcrs' affair The
wedding stunt by F. J. Donnely
(bride), T. II. Philip, r. L. Jones and
funny Rose was scream. So was
their trio. Mrs. Lily Nelson sang the
sweetest solo OF the week; class to
her work, too.
DR.. Cook and many OF his officers
were present both nights
At Grace Lyceum, Maude Roberts
George was missed. She is ILL., All
music lovers extend coincidence and
sympathy to ALL our Family indis-
posed. But Miss Marguerite Lewis
and Attorney George carried on"
We afiirm-they carried on. Open
ing up with that inimitable master OF
ceremonies Except DelD Dr. c. Z.
Thompson who presented the 'schol-
ar, orator and gentleman" Earl Dean
Alexander. from Ohio State in: James
Russell Lowell, Poet OF Freedom, they
gave TO us a brand new brand OF ora
tory-slow, easy, comprehensive. yet
grippingly interesting. Ever hear that
kind2 Alexander! Listen: take some
OF the fire from Otis 3. Duncan's
speech and add it TO the polished
words of del Roberts then slow UP
the whole business-result. The Alex
ander style. Get it? Thanks
o. Geei We found BIG TINE
baritone! o, say. Grace presented
also Mr.. ]. T. Brownlow, baritone, in
Because" and an encore. He was ac-
companied by Mrs f. Kriser-Cooke
who certainly knows her keys, pedals.
tones and everything then does what
She knows. But We are talking about
the little, big baritone, Brownlow.
Tones are full and mellow, ike Lowe
OF Ollvet, but stronger-like Oscar
Brown or Frank o. Raines Besides,
that fellow Brownlow is a very intel
ligent and polished man. We could
tell that, although we never met him
formally-one could see it. We have
his address, if anyone wants to get in
touch with him. He can beat your
baritone That much IS vertain. Why
We know all OF them. That goes.
The Missionary Society OF NJ {.
Center is giving a bazaar February
22-24 at Community House. \ spe-
cial feature will be a booth OF articles
made BY disabled soldiers al Drexcl
Hospital Everybody should drop IN
and purchase some of the cheap and
useful articles. Cannot YOU see this!
The Bureau OF Information will be
installed at the morning and evening
services OF Metropolitan Community
Center next Sunday Come and en-
roll and watch their step Something
new.
The delightful and talented 10 D.
Bond will organize class IN com
munity singing Wednesday evening
from to p. m. at 3ll8 Giles avenue.
Come over. Great work
Editors note: Miss Bonds IS an
exceptionally talented woman.l
The Jonquil Club met on TUESDAY
evening at the Center.
The Alpha Deltas, Club extend
thanks to the eight hundred people
who attended their classes last Friday
The new features promised they will
greet you next Friday at the Armory.
Mr.. Alfred Williams, president, is
working hard to meet YOU with a sur
price. Gentlemen. Gladded, Green,
Harrison and Scott are assisting him.
Hon. Samuel Ettleson and Chicago's
Big Citizens!l
Then we come to the great Sunday
Evening lluO OF MerOpOlltdn NOin-
Fuunity Center and their WASHING
TONS Birthday Celebration, with
Samuel Ettleson, speaker. Hon. Adel-
bert II. Roberts, master OF ceremonies,
and Harvey A. Watkins, Oh. OF Pro-
gram Committee.
Upon the platform were: Represen-
tative Adelbert II. Roberts Aldermen
Louis b. Anderson and Robert X.
Jackson, Hon. Oscar De Priest, Edw.
II. Wright Asst Corp. Att. Vim. T.
King. Reyerends Matthes and Sam
uels, Candidates Chas. a. Griffin and
Morris Lewis. Editors Julius +. lay
Tor and representative OF The Whip,
Sandy W. Trice and General Director
w. D. Cook. The musical department
OF the Center well supported in Ma
tional Anthems and secular music, the
great program. Mrs. Rachel Fagin
Hunt was presented in solo. She is a
soprano. Sweet tones mot strong),
we'll modulated, but distinct variant
from the usual class OF soloists there.
Madames Majors, Gaines and others
took obigatos well After the forty
minutes eu1opv OF Washington by