The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1927-11-05

avenue laSC SATURDAY evening WI1eIl
the Owls club rendered its third an
nual character dance for Chicago's
younger elite-and many were the
thrills and features. Yes, they came
early and remained late. The start
ing time was set for 10 80; prompt
ly on the hour they started arriving.
Immediately attired men and charm
ingly goWned women, treadlng upon
the scene, knowing for what purpose
they came but never SuSpecting the
gavety awaiting their INDULGENCE. The
ball room was a thing of art and
DoauIy. LAY C~-u4GA 80 ~-vII4~4S 4-et~~--.-
ed themselves in fantastic conUortion.
In every corner, on every available
ledge, perched on every stand and
grazing every paSsageway and hall
we're scattered times in yellow and
black significant Of the occasion.
But there was another sight. The
invited guests availing themselves Of
the opportunity to gather additional
thrills were vieing with each other
in matters Of unique and startling
dress. Some clowns, some ShiekS,, 9TH
erS represented themselves as mem
berS of every known race and always
with the care of a governesS, the art
of an artist. The Owls club is one
of the youngest social organs of the
younger set but bids fair to take it's
place with the leaders They certain
ly gave Chicago something to rave
about for months, even years to come.
The invited guests were: Miss Mil
dred Ware, Miss Henrene Ward, Miss
Maybell Walker, Miss Hilda Stokes,
Mr. Harold Washington, Miss Consul
ella Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil john
son, Mr.. Richard Jones, Miss Idabelle
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jefferson,
Miss Faith Jefferson, Mr.. Dewey Jones
Miss Lenore Jones, Miss Anna Jones,
Mr.. Will Kelly, Mr.. David Kellum,
Miss Vida Kennedy, Miss Billie Kyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirkling, Miss Bill
lie Lawson, Mr.. Alvin Lane, Miss Zen
obia Mcdonald, Miss Julia MoSby,
Mr.. Spurgeon Morris, Mr.. AL Monroe,
Mr.. Marcus Malone, Miss Imogene
Mackey, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss
Portia Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Nicely, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Neal, Miss Mamie Purifoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pennaman, Mr..
Miss assure Porchec, Mr.. Orian Page,
Miss Hazel Renfroe, Mr.. Thomas Ross,
Miss Jessie Robinson, Mr.. Earl Rem
froe, Mr.. Sammy Stewart, Mr.. Sayne,
Mr.. Ralph Soul, Mr.. Howard Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Schell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan SimonS, Miss Viola Simpson,
DR.. and Mrs. SchmalI, Miss Mary
Shelton, Mr.. Nathaniel Smith,
Misses Elanore and Lydia Sayre,
Mr.. Harry Scott, Mr.. Loui Scott,
Miss Ruth Sykes, Miss Lillian
Stewart, Mr.. George Spaldings, Miss
George Taylor, Mr.. John Turner,
Mr.. Homer Thornton, Mr.. Arthur
Turnbull, Mr.. Norman Terrence,
Miss Alberta SeRoy, Miss Jose
phine Anderson, Miss Freda Alex
ander, Miss Lillian Anderson, Miss
Lucille Atkins, Mr.. ard
Alphrian, Miss Francis Baker, Miss
Elizabeth Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchett, Mr.. Booker Blackwell,
Mr.. Robert Brogsdale, Mr.. Jack
Brooks, Mr.. Walter Bryant, Miss
Evelyn Ball, Miss Olga Baker, Miss
Lavinia Bowles, Mr.. Hobert Chap
man, Miss Adela Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Clemens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Cook, Miss Marjorie Coo
perwood, Mr.. Chauncey Cooper, Mr..
Palmer Chappell, Miss Alice Greedy,
Mr.. Evert Campbell, Miss Grace
Cavers and sister, Miss Ruth Fos-
ter, Miss Ernistene Fleeming, Miss
Ruth Dean, Miss Adine Duluc, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Duluc, Miss Fannye
Durham, Miss Leona Denison, Miss
EVE Elliott, Miss Juanita Emanuel,
Mr.. A. German, Miss Myrtis Gus
insky, Mr.. Virgil Cant, Mildred
Graham, Miss Anna Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Zip Gayles, Miss Dorothy
Gordon, Miss Amy Gordon, Mr..
Frank Grey, Messrs. William and
Ernest Green, Mr.. Ed. Gillispie,
Mr.. Grant Hamilton, Tommie
Hodges, Nethia Henderson, Nettie
Hall, Melcos Hutchinson, Richard
Hardwood, Scott Harper, Helen
Howard, W. W. Harris, Pearl
Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wheeler, DR.. Claudius Forney, DR..
Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Richie, Mrs. Edna Purifoy Fuller,
Miss Esther Tibbs.
Youth must be served" Thus runs
the age old adage. But occasionally
there is created a picture SO alluring
in its beauty so unique in it's style,
so lofty in it's appeal that even youth
must stand by and marvel at perfec-
ton resulting from the efforts of ex-
perience. This we found pleasingly
Illustrated as we witnessed various
efforts on the part of senior members
of Chicago's elite as we dropped in
hither and yon.
We refer particularly to the party
given by the Original Forty Club at
McEvoy's, 45th and Michigan avenue.
Here we found gayety as expert
ence sees it and oh, what fun.
Two days later monday TO be ex-
act) we found like picture predomi-
mating at the Appomattox Club, 3632
South Parkway where this body was
rendering its annual character party.
This party was attended by both let's
but as we found experience predomi-
mating youth must give ground. Here
we found more favorS, more decora-
tons, more StreamerS and every mag
Unable ornament to make the evening
as complete as is possible when fun
is The essence. There have been few
parties as Scintillating with thrill,
gayety and beauty as we found at the
three above mentioned.
TIL Alpha Kappa Alpha fraternity
held its annual closed Halloween par
ty last Monday night in it's parlors,
44th and Vincennes avenue. 1t was
very pretty party, with brilliant dec
orationS and jazzy tunes that made
the evening an ideal one. Members
and friends numbering several hun