The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01
Chicago News.
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Miss Mary E. Branch, graduate
OF the V. N. & /. l.. Petersburg, Va,
and what has done work both at The
Columbia and Pennsylvania Uniyer-
sites, was graduated from The Uni
versity of Chicago with the degree oil
Phi. b., on June 18th. Miss Branch at
tended the reception rendered the
president of the University on June
9th. 1t is said that this is the first
time that member of the Race ever
attended one Of these receptions al
though invitations are extended to
every member of the classes.
Mrs. Wilma Ellison, So w. 36th ST.,
who spent the past eight months at
Austin, Tex, where she taught in st.
John College, has returned home to
the city much pleased with the time
spent at the school. Miss Ellison
expects to attend rhe national grand
session of the national grand council
Of A. U. X. & d. of A. at Columbus,
OHIO in August as executive sec
retary of the national officers.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, ALA Calumet
Ave, will leave the city shortly for
the down states to look after official
matters.
Rev. r. L. Scott, pastor of Grants
A. M. E. Chapel, 1900 Evans Ave-, is
spending sometime in Ohio having
gone TO the commencement exercises
of Wilherforce University Of which
he is trustee.
The First Regiment of Illinois,
Military, A. u. X. & d. oil A. of which
~. w Hall is colonel, is preparing to
give big military display at En-
tertainer's Hall, 200 Il 35th 81 on
or about July Goth prior to the
national grand session at Columbus
Ohio in August.
Charles Satchell Morris Jr., 4450
Prairie Ave, well known on the plat
form NJ scholar and orator, left tie
city on Thursday for five days trip
speaking in Pennsylvania. Columbus,
and Cleveland Ohio He will re-enter
the University of Chicago during the
summer with the hope of erceiving
the degree Of Phi. B. in Agust.
Mrs. Ida H. Fneble, 4425 So. Deai :
born St., with hsr little granddaughter
and nephew, left the city on Sunday
for Batavia, Ohio where she will
spend greater part Of the summer
with relatives and viii then visit
Nashville. Tenn. her home town, for
Ia few week. before returning to the
city.
NJ. T. Belly. pres. The Bailey
Realty CO.. 1898 S. State ST., is de-
lighted 10 be back on the job in Nor
gan Park where he hopes to DC o.
much assistance to those anxious to
buy and duild homes in this
beautiful and rapidly thriving SUI
busO thus relieving the city of its
congested condition. He can be fcdnd
in the park every Sunday until the
close OF the season.
Mrs. Dora Cannon. 10 e. 31st St
spent much time during the past
week at Battle Creek. Mich. set
ting to work the lodges of Knight
and Daughters Of honoi. She wills
visit Detroit before returning.
Hundreds of people from the city
and surrounding suburbs. visited Nor
gan Park to witness the apenins
exercises. the new edifice was Filled
TO overflow and many stood outside
near the windows to listen to the
program.
Mrs. Lizzie Lowry OF Pontiac. III.
spent last Saturday in the CITY having
come here to ofiHst matters IN Nor
gan Park 10 witness. the opeuiro
60 Willie her. she visited Mr.. end
Mrs Hilton. 111th 81. and Ashland
Ave. ard Mr.. and Mrs, Agee, 1lSth
api Elizaheth SITS.
Miss Jeannetta G. WRIGHT $40
MARYLAND Ave. was graduated FROM
the TroIvtrsitv OF Chicago with the
degrea nf Phi 3 on Tuesday md fest
Tho CITY Wednesday for her home n
Virginia to spend few days with