The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-08-26

Mr.. Melvin L. Keys of the Depart
! ment OF Interior, Washington. ID. l., is
in the city during his vacation.
Or. and Mrs. r. Simpson of Flor
encc, Ala, left last Sunday after spend
ing two weeks visiting DR.. {. Smith.
Bishop J. c. Martin of Jackson,
Tenn, was the guest OF undertaken
| Frank W. Henry in a touring party
that visited all the large institutions
controlled by oolored people and end
! ing their journey at the Pageant of
Progress. Bishop Martin, who is con-
tcmplating investing some of his great
wealth in Chicago, spoke highly of the
| Chicago Defender plant, Douglas Ma
tional Bank. Liberty Life and the
many fine churches in the possession
of colored people Others in the party
were: Most Worshipful Grand Master,
T. II. Samuels, F. & A. NJ, A. L.
Poole Commander OF the American
Woodmen, NJ. L. Keys OF Washing
ton, d. C., and DR.. R. G. Martin.
Miss Alberta Rankin of $50 E.
Mccarthy ST, Jefferson City, visited
in the City for a few Days, visiting
friends Miss Rankin is stopping at
the new Hotel Vinccnnes.
Mr.. Valgene Howard of Flint,
Mich, was in the city on Tuesday
August 23rd, the purpose OF his trip
was strictly business, He returned to
! Flint Mich, as soon as this business
was taken care OF.
Mrs. S. B. Davis, popular proprietor
of a beautiful restaurant on South
State Street has returned to the city
i after a very enjoyable visit with her
+ friends and relatives in Alabama.
Atty. Richard E. Westbrooks. the
j brilliant young lawyer accompanied the
remains OF his Aunt Miss Vera Lee
/ Moore, who departed her life last week.
/ The body is being taken to Nashville,
j Tenn. where final rites will be re-
sumed at the Meharry Auditorium.
Mrs. Emanuel Black of Pittsburg is
attending the Young Peoples Chris
/ tian Society. She is being entertained
by Miss Jeanette Whisnettc of the
y, w. c. A.
DR.. Feamon and Teffner write to
their friend Mr.. Frank Pree promi-
neat business man of Chicago that
they are enjoying a wonderful time IN
Paris and other parts OF the old
country.
DR.. and Mrs. Troy Smith entertained
at their home on ST. Lawrence Ave-
nue in honor Of Mrs. Chas. Crossen
and Mrs. Vim. Wright OF Indianapolis,
Ind.
Mr.. E. N. Scott and Miss E. A.
Scott of Indianapolis were the week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard
Scott OF South Park Avenue.
The Marquette Club enjoyed mu-
steal programme, Saturday evening, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bell, $3.50
Giles Avenue. Mrs. Jennie CockreH
OF Selma University was one OF the
speakers.
Mrs. Lucille Lewis was the guest OF
honor at a dance given by Miss Harris,
in her home at 4Sl0 St. Lawrence
Street Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland and daugh-
ter. who are visiting from Los Angeles,
LETT Chicago, Tuesday evening, for an
extended trip through the South, after
which they will return to Chicago and
thence to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway and daughter
of Peoria. ILL.,, who have just returned
from their vacation in Idlewild, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
son of 5l23 Indiana Avenue.
A community meeting for the benefit
- .Io ,.o,,ro DcopIe NJ Chicago will
be held Sunday afternoon, August q,
at 315 p. m, at the Unity Club, $40
Indiana Avenue.
Mrs. Katherine Bird, prison and
social worker, is doing all she can Tor
the uplift OF our boys and girls a
musical program, instrumental and
vocal aside from the music rendered
by the Olympia Quartettc.