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

closing November 23rd, as a result of
their aff1liation with 1.-The Negro in
Art" week that convenes during that
period. The headquarters Of the as
Semblage is to be located in the Art
Institute at Adams and Michigan ave-
nue.. Listed among the Southsiders
active in the movement are:
Mrs. Albert B. George, Chairman
of Music; Mrs. Wendell Green, Chair
man of Drama; Mr.. Charles Dawson,
Art Chairman; Mr.. w. M. Farrow,
Mr.. A. L. Foster, Mrs. Mamie Reed,
Mr.. William Scout, Miss Blanche v.
Shaw and DR.. Herbert Turner. Judge
and Mrs. Albert B. George are listed
among the patrons and are extremely
active in pushing the movement. The
feature evening of the movement how,
ever, is Friday evening, Nov. Is, at
which time there is to be a joint pro-
gram of musical artists at Orchestra
Hall on Michigan avenue. The appear
ing artists are:
Nine. Lillian Evanti, the Fisk Jubi-
lee Singers, Clarence Cameron White
and Nine. Hazel Harrison.
A city-wide club night has been an
nounced for the evening of Wednes-
day, Nov. 16, at Red Caps club, 3639
South Michigan avenue, with q Splen-
did program of speaking, music and
other attractions. This is a splendid
move, in view of the large and grow
ing list of clubs now functioning in
the city Mrs. A. B. Forest is chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments; Mrs. r. Butler, secretary.
Mrs. A. A. Partee delightfully."- en-
tertained the Midwest MeharryiteS
at bridge last Thursday evening in
he home, 1923 Michigan avenue The
members present engaged in several
rounds of bridge for which prizes were
awarded as follows: First guest, Mrs.
Lillian Fields; second, Mrs. j. M.
Brown. First club, Mrs. Charles Wren;
second, Mrs. S. P. Davis. The follow
ing guests attended: DR.. Lillian Dove,
Mrs. Maple Willis, Mrs. Hazel Oliver,
Mrs. Lillian Fields, Mrs. Beatrice
King, Mrs. F. G. Frazier and Mrs.
Jessie Myers.
Mrs. Thomas Brock, 5007 Calumet
avenue, was hostess to the La Papil-
lion Social and Charity Club with a
luncheon and card party the past week
with several invited guests and men,
bers present. A very dainty lunch
con preceded several rounds Of 800"
for which prizes were awarded as
follows: Mrs Grace SmaIlWood, Mrs.
Margie Phillips, taking first and Sec
ond respectively. In addition to the
members present were Mrs. Grace
Smallwood, Mrs. Margie Phillips, Mrs.
Jewel Thompson, Mrs. William Carr
and~ Miss MaliSSa Kaskala.
The Nous Douze club has announc-
ed plans for its annual Frolic carded
for the night Of December 7. This
Frolic is one of 1.-THE classics of the
yule season and friends are looking
forward to its appearance with much
glee.
Miss Cookie Edwards was hostess
to the Women's Auxiliary in a joint
meeting of the Alumni Association
given for the members and friends
of Meharry the past week. The meet
ing was well attended and highly en-
Joyed by all preSent.
Madame Roberta Dodd Crawford
and Miss HortenSe Hall are leaving
the city Saturday on concert tour
that will keep them away from Chi
cago for several months. Madame
Crawford, who is one of Chicago'S
most noted concert artists, is making
her annual tour and Miss Hall is Serv-
Ing her as acconpanist. They open
in Pittsburgh Nov. 81 after which they
move further east. THANKSGIVING Dav
will find them in Philadelphia where
~
game will be in progress. Madame
Crawford has created an enviable
record as concert artist and is ex-
tremely popular throughout the coun-
try.
The jolly Sixteen Club has issued
rather unique invites for their pre-
yule dance to be given at Grand
Blvd. Hall, 1854 E. 47th st. on the
evening Of Dec. /. The annual dances
given by this popular organization
are always popular and featured with
beauty and plans call for no exception
on this occasion. Listed among the
members are some of the most prom
1nent women in club circles. The Of
flcerS are: MeSdameS E. Perry, presi-
dent; Fannie Litcher, vice president.
Lottle Buckner, treasurer Members
are Jennie johnson, Ernie Simms. E.
Goodwin, M. McNair, N. Myers, Laura
Higgins, Buelah Carter, Otta Dochier.
Roberta Bell, Carrie Byron Anna Sal
ghtS,s Ida Stanton and M. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel DeKnight Of
the Lulu Belle" company, were guests
Of the Big Sisters at their whist on
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs
Cora
take active parts in the production
ana Mrs. DeKnight is a member Of
the New York Branch of the Big Sis
tiers.
Mr.. William H. Fields, national
grand master of A. U. K. D. A.. who
has been stopping in the city at 3739
EImWood avenue while taking special
medical treatments, is rapidly improv-'
ing and expects to be out soon. The
members Of the organization, as we'll
as other fraternal organizations. have
visited him regularly, which he highly
appreciates.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Emery. 31O4 Cot
tage Grove avenue, have lust RETURN
cd from an extensive trip in the east
where they visited friends. While a.
way they visited Michigan, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania, New York and other
points: They report delightful trip
Prof. 2. w. Florence, dean Of men
at the Virginia State College at Pet
erSDurgh, Virginia, has returnde his
work at the school, after spending
some time attending the convention
OF 7. NJ. G. A. workers, held at the
EdgeWater Beach Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Conn, 48 w. 45th Pl.