The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1928-06-23

hollywood WhIt
Mrs. Guy entertained the club
Friday evening. After the regular
routine of business, the hostess
served a delicious luncheon. The
friends of the club are invited to
the indoor carnival, Friday evening,
June %, at the home of Miss Viola
Stewart, 1924 South Parkway.
A. u. K. and D. of a.
The Juveniles of Chicago of A..
U. X. & d. of A. of which Mrs.
Henrietta Dean is state grandmoth-
er queen, will hold their regular
anniversary services Sunday after
noon, June path at ? p. m. S..
Mathews A. NJ. f. Church. Sc f.
47th street. The general public is
invited. Many national and grand
officers will be present TO witness
the exercises by the future A. L.
X. & D. of A. Of Chicago.
Fort Dearborn
Many hundreds of brother and
sister Elks Of Chicago and sur
rounding suburbs will be at Golden
Gate Park, Robbins, H.. June 23ri
and oath to attend a two days out
ing given by FIT. Dearborn 1928
Marching Club Of which ". J.
Brown is president and chairman
Of the outing committee.
Chicago Prairie View
The new officers We're installed
by Prof. Asbery, on June II at
$500 Forestyille avenue. The offic-
ers are president A. B. Dunlevy,
c. {. Luck. vice president J. s.
Brown, second vice president Mrs.
r. Mathews. secretary, Birdie John
son, asst. sec. Eva L. Jones, cor.
sec. Dr. F. G. Mathews. treasurer
Othella Moore, chaplain, Willis Par
ker, sergeant at arms and J. 7.
Carter, reporter. Encouraging re-
marks were made by DR.. n. G.
Hagler.
Tu,kegee
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Chicago Tuskegee Club will be
held Sunday. June 81. at $50 p.
u, at the y VI. c. A. The cam
Z > - .azy.soInr.,ittee which has been
making a drive for the building
fund will make report. Among
those taking an active part in the
drive are: Messrs II. H. Lawrence,
W. +. Mitchell. J L. Campbell, NJ.
S. Stephens, Percy X. Hines, II. NJ.
Wells, l.. J. Jones, A. c. Saunders;
Mesdames Addie Thomas. Zula Nit
chell, Mary Kerr, Corinne Ross and
Jessie Stephens. Indications are that
the movement has gone along with
a great degree Of success through
out the campaign and that the or
ganization will very soon be occu-
plying quarters in a building Of its
own.
Percy L. Hines, headed dele
CATION which left Tuesday for De-
troit to attend the General Alumni
Association meeting which CON
venes there June 1928. He viii re-
turn Sunday morning in order to
preside at the regular meeting of
the club, but others will continue
east. Reports from the General
Alumni meeting will be rendered
at the July meeting Of the Club.
Ambdssdors
The public is cordially invited to
attend the song recital of Herbert
Lyons Of Evanston at the club
house, 4336 South Parkway, SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock.
Manhattan
Mrs. Smith, the chaperon, en-
tertined the members and their
company at a midnight luncheon
followed by dancing until the wee
hours. Harold Thayer will be host
at his hoome, 64lS Vernon avenue,
Saturday evening.
Cherokee
The regular meeting was held
Wednesday evening. Business Of
Importance nd the election of Off
GERS took place. Various clubs in
town will be represented at the So
cial meeting Wednesday at the club
rooms, 4721 Indiana avenue. Come
and enjoy yourselves.
Big Sisters
The Big Sisters are congratulate
ing themselves on the newly paint
ed Mary c. Club with its flower
filled swinging baskets, which to-
gether with the painting are the
gifts of one of our young bust
ness men, who takes this method of
concentrating the beautiful mem
DRY of mother whose work among
the unfortunate of OR city before
she passed away some two years ago.
was well-known and far-reaching.
Plans are on foot for a large bene-
fit whist and garden party as a
closing to the meetings of the or
gnization for the summer season.
Segregation at Geneva State School
for Girls is being fought by the Big
Sisters with the aid of civic, re-
ligious and politicl organizations
and another meeting with Cover
nor Small is scheduled for the very
near future.
Intercollegiate
The program for graduates day
was we'll attended. On the prog.
ram appeared Lo D. Bonds, Byrd
Goldie Guy Martin, Winona Mason
Brown, Theophilus Bryant, and Mr.
Clark. The distinguished guests
present were DR.. |. Garland Penn
DR.. Harrison Terrell, Jr., who re.
received his Phi. d. from Northwest.
ern last week, Henry R. Crawford
George w. johnson. The graduates
present were Fred D. Harper, Geo
Walker, Miss E. Shepherd, Miss
Theresa Moreland, DIR. Frederick
Moore, Poindexter PR, Samue
Shepherd aand James Fitzbutler
Don't forget the Mide.' -