The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-14

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audience, so that z2xz., ~. .@A
h may know Wilt, A Eu;,
Who is Who in
Music in Chicago.
1t goes without saying; That the
Clubs will be present.
This group will be open for en-
gagements after the January 23rd en-
gagement at ST.. Matthew's Church,
Monday evening at p. NJ, at 46th
Street, between Wabash and Michi-
gan.
Come over and see "a different kind
of program" IS cents.
1t will be a high up" affair, House
seats only 900 so you should secure
your ticket at office of Chicago Whip
early. or with various choirs melt
toned. Each MONDAY evening is now
open after January 23rd
YOU HAVE NEVER HEARD A
READER JUST LIKE r. L.
EPHRAIM.
The Alpha Delta Dancing Club is
now in sole control OF the dances now
at the Eighth Armory Internally the
meetings are new departure from
their usual routine. Last meeting Mr..
GLADDEN. lectured. Mr.. Scott is IN
from California and made a great talk
upon Relatively OF Pathology to
Physiology" The new orchestra was
knock out feature, Fridays. you
are expected to be present. Bring
your girl and our beau.
The Hart Musical and Dramatic
Club announce that their President,
Mrs. Lillian c. Thompkins, is again to
appear upon the great program of
the NJ. c. c. on the Fourth Sunday.
We gladly recommended this pres
entation. We are intending to pre-
sent this lady and a strong cast in
The Divorce" in February at large
hall on the South Side. Sketch OF
Mrs. Thompkins: She Is a graduate
of Senior Class, Chicago Musical Col
lege, 1920, graduated une, 1871. Now,
in Post Graduate Class at Chicago
Musical College. Probably graduate
June, 1922. In short, just hear her
4th Sunday
The Community Dramatic Club,
with Miss Magnolia \. Lewis in
charge, makes its debut into the Club
Family Iheir hrst meeting at Com
MUMMY Rouse, 9lio Niies Avenue
tuesday evening past
At South Park NJ. E. Church, jan
uary 3rd, Mr.. julius N. Avendorph
presented to crowded house, Maud
Quincy Hare, pianist, and w. II. Rich
ardson, baritone. The extremely fine
numbers were appreciated by the dis
eliminating audience, and more laurels
are added to the wreaths of fame
which for some time these two artists
have Mr. AUrnhnrnh
has put over great affair which few
except real music lovers could appre-
ciate. The arrangements by Maud
Quincy Hare were appreciated as spe-
cial contributions.
The Cornell Charity Club is ex-
pected 10 reply TO the letter sent in
care OF Mrs. Logan last week.
Apologies TO Clubs other than mn
steal or choral. on account of small
space given this week. You will he
given the greater space in the follow
ing issue So send in vopr conv early
next week. DADDY" has over two
hundred children in the Family
Some certainly singi
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