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

Whist last Thursday afternoon at her
palatial residence, 400 East 50th St.,
with a luncheon and cards with some
thirty or more guests in attendance.
Honor guests were MeSdameS Edna
LeWiS-ThomaS of New York and Ade-
laide HeTriot of st. Louis, both society
matronS Of their respective cities The
home was beautifully decorated in
colors OF pink carefully selected and
artistically placed. Miniature can.
dies of this hue were conspicuously
placed about the rooms Of the home.
The guests contested for prizes award
ed as follows: LIST to Mrs. Edna French
Phillips; second to Mrs. Caldwell Wat.
kins; and the club prizes to Mesdames
Charles Thompson and Charles Dot
son in the order named. Mrs. G. G.
Covington/ drew the consolation prize.
Among those present we're: Mesdames
Oscar DePrieSt, Anna Davis, William
Jackson, Wesley Burnett, G.. G. Daven-
port, N. T. Hatcher, Joseph Shoecraft,
Jessie Jones' G. G. Covington, Frank
Edwards, Leryo Johnson, Edward Will
son, Charles Shaw, w. A. Thomas,
Bessie w. Smith, Leroy Henry, Jay
Bryant, Edward Beasley, Caldwell
Watkins, Edna French-Phillips, Edna
Lewis Thomas, New York; and Ade-
laide Herriot,t st. Louis and others.
Mrs. Fred L. Parker, $3.50 Champlain
avenue, entertained her club, the
Tuesday-TWo last Tuesday afternoon
with luncheon and cards with men,
bers and several invited guests pres
ent.
Mrs. Adelaide Herriott of st. Louis,
Missouri, returned home Monday af-
ter spending a delightful week end
bertS, 400 E. 50th street. Mrs. Her
riot was much entertained during her
brief stay here.
Attorney and Mrs. Richard Hill and
Attorney and Mrs. Joseph D. Bibb mo-
tored to Ann Arbor, Michigan last
Saturday to attend the annual Mich
igan-Navy football game. Following
the game they motored into Detroit,
where they were highly entertained
by friends in the motor ciyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Walton, own
ers Of Movement hall, located at 43rd
an dPrairie avenue, celebrated their
25th anniversary last Saturday even
ing in hteball room of theri hall with
some two hundred or more guests
present. 1t was the silver jubilee idea
that one observed throughout the ev-
ening as one striking sight after an
other was seen. The colors were Of
silver and white-elaborat indeed.
For on every available ledge and
perched upon every stand sat or hung
some portion of the color scheme plac-
ed with the taste of an artist. The
large collection of gifts presentde the
hosts were of like hue and in many
instances very costly. The evening
was spent at cards and dancing fol-
lowed by delicious spread prepared
at tn edirection of the hostess. The
soft, symphonic strains of melodious
orchestra penetrated the rooms as the
guests enjoyed the luncheon. The SER
vice was of white and silver also. It
was white and silver evening for
even the hostess was gownde in this
appropriate color, Her tone creation
of pink chiffon velvet WITH oliver
roses was picturesque indeed. She
added silver slippers to round the
charming ensemble. Among those
present were: Mrs. Chlora Walton Of
Illinois; Mr.. Henderson of Blooming
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. WEIGH, DR.. and
Mrs Wallace Ford, Mrs. Marie Smith,
Miss Flora Foote, Mrs. G. B. Jones,
and neice, Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Mcqueen, Mrs. Harry Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. PAMELA, MessrS Walter Van
Potter, Theo. Crawley, Roscoe Nc
Queen, j. Brawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemp, Attorney and Mrs. J. S. King,
Mrs Roxie Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Burroughs, DR.. and Mrs. Ray Dorsey,
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Morrie.
Mrs. Jennie Lawrence entertained a
numbe RIO friends at whist last We'd
nesday evening at Movement hall,
43rd and Prairie avenue. The party
was very beautifully arranged and
highly enjoyed by all present
The Chicago Woman's Club Of
which Mrs. Susie Myers Is president
and Mrs. Mayme Mason Higgins is
chairman 70 the committee of \ar-
rangements, announces a teStimon-
ial banquet in honor of Editor Robert
S. Abbott at the VincenneS hotel on
Wednesday evening, November 30th,
at 800 p. m This club is composed
of wome appointment in social and
business circles and has chosen a re-
ception committee for the banquet
consisting Of men and women whose
presence should add color to what re-
sembleS one Of the most brilliant
gatherings of the season. Speeches
from some of the most influential
men of the city have been carded by
the committee.
The Chicago Urban League is pre-
Senting DR.. Alain Leroy Locke OF
Howard University at its eleventh an
nual dinner meeting Tuesday even
ing 500 p. m. at the City Club Of Chi
cago, 315 Plymouth court. DR.. Locke
has been asked to speak on Some Re-
cent Gains in Race Relations" The
honor guest is a nationally known
figure whose record for service is just
as far reaching. He is professor Of
philosophy at Howard, place he has
held for more thaH seven years. His
message should equal the brilliance OF
the occasion being prepared in his
honor.
Mrs. Ethel Minor Gavin, chairman
OF the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Asso-
ciated Business Clubs, announces Mrs.
Mary Mcleod Bethune as principal
speaker for the meeting next Thurs
da yafternoon at 200 D. m. The
meeting will be hled in the assembly
room Of the Liberty Life Insurance
Company.
Mrs. Adele Ray 70 New York City
who has been in the city visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Smith, 4B03 For