The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-12

Attorney u. =. ADAMS ana WIG
are spending their vacation in De-
troit, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mr..
Adams is the Editor of the Legal
Column of the Whip. He is taking
a much needed rest.
Mrs. w. E. Foster of Oklahoma
City, Okla, is making an extended
tour through the East. She plans on
reaching Oklahoma City in time for
the regular school term.
Mrs. lone Trice, prominent in
musical circles here, has returned
from her vacation in the south. Mrs.
Trice reports a very delightful stay.
Mrs. Louis T. Mallard has resumed
her studies at the Rubel School of
Chiropractics after a two weeks va
cation.
Miss Erma J. n. Nelson, President
of The Carter Charity and Benevolent
Club No. /, returned to her home, 452
! Bowen Ave, Sunday morning after
attending the Annual Convention OF
The Carter Charity and Benevolent
Clubs, which was held at Fitzgerald,
Ga. While away she spent several
weeks visiting relations and friends in
Mississippi.
Miss Eloise Walker, of Gloucester,
Va, is spending her vacation with a
former sehoolmate, Miss Erma J. NJ.
| Nelson, 452 Bowen Ave.
Mrs. VIM. P. Johnson, 1928 Giles
Ave, mother of Miss Grace w. John
son, left the city last Friday for an
indefinite stay in Washington, D. C.,
and Saratoga, n. Y. Mrs. Johnson
will attend the Masonic Conclave in
Washington.
Miss Grace Johnson, 1928 Giles Ave.
has just returned to the city after a
four weeks tour of cities in Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Miss Henrietta Overstreet, 635 n.
| Wells Street. has gone to Springfield
to attend the Grand Household OF
Ruth. She is delegate from II. OF X.
No. 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lillard, 1852
Nincenncs Ave, returned last Satur-
day from their vacation, which in
cluded visits to Kansas City, Mo, To-
peka, Kan, Ottawa and Osawatimi,
/ e. I .,,is- =, 1f O.,
cagos tenor soloists sang for the radio
and at City Park in Ottawa, Kansas,
which is Mr.. LIZARDS home. Friends
and relatives in the cities visited en-
tertained the couple royalty.
Mrs. s. B. Day and her daughter,
Rita, of Philadelphia, Pa. are the
house guests of Mrs. John Banks, 1885
Grand Blvd, and arc being entertained
by Mr.. u. S. Dunn Miss Rita Day is
teacher in the city schools at Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Ada Morris Dodson and her
sister, Mrs. Lillian lie Mon, are guests
of Mrs. Theo. Cowan, OF say Wabash
Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Anderson and
family left last week for an extensive
motor tour through Canada. Their
itinerary will include the Thousand
Islands and they expect to be gone
until the first OF September.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fields, Atty.
and Mrs. James a. Scott. and Atty.
and Mrs. James Porter, who left last
/ Monday on a motor trip through
Michigan arrived in the city last Fri
/ day night after visiting Cassopolis,
Mich, Laporte, Indiana, and other
points in Michigan Atty Scott was
the orator of the day at The Emanci
patton Day exercises at Cassopolis.
Miss Adams Entertains
Miss Helen Adams entertained last
Thursday evening at cards and dane
| ing i'm honor of Mrs. Ada Dodson,
| Miss Estelc Perkins, Miss Edna Per-
kins. of indianapolis, Ind, Miss Flor
ence hurry, OF Washington, d. C.. and
Miss Helen Robinson, of Lexington,
Ky, at the Chicago University OF
Music 1912 Michigan Ave. 1t was one
of the prettiest parties of the season
and Chicagos elite were there to make
the visiting friends of Miss Adams
feel the Windy City's genial hospi-
tality,
Atty. John Adams, one of the high
officials of the u. B. F., is visiting
in the city for a few days He has
renewed many friendships while in the
city.
Mrs. Frank Gillespie left last week
for Idlewild, where she will spend her
summer vacation.
Miss Aurelia D. Ward. 1880 Grand
Blvd, LETT last Saturday for Cleveland
Ohio, where she will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hodges, return
ing the latter part of the month,
All society folks who have received
invitations to the Annual Outing OF
Forty Club are making preparations
tor a big time at National Grove on
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