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Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
Valencia Bridge Club
!, !. Feted with Pretty
Party

Mrs. Inez Wilson, always 0
charming hostess, lived up to her
reputation when she entertained
athe members and gustes of the
popular Valencia Bridge Club,
Monday evening at the Southway
Hotel.
Z Delicious cocktails were served
throughout the playing of several
games of contract bridge super-
,Eised by Mrs. Porter Davis. The
hostess then invited all into the
dining room where an attractive
table was set for the OCCASION.
Each persons place was marked
with a miniature vase containing a
bunch of sweet peas, a souvenir
from the hostess.
Guests included Myrtle Estes
and Bobbie Simpson. The mem
.bers of this exclusive club are Joe
lB. Sneed, Angie Griffin 0pheiia
DePriest, Ruby Cook, Inez Wilson
and Villa Mae Tandy, The prcsi-
dent.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31

Mrs. Fannie Baxter, chairman of
the business women, and DR.. Geor-
gia Proctor, chairman of the pro-
lessional women, promise an at
ternoon of enjoyment. Mrs. Ruth
Henderson, chairman of the music
committee, who is director of the
Apollo Ensemble, will bring the
ensemble to the curch to render a
few numbers. These young wom-
en- are fast forging ahead as en-
tertaincrs of the first rank.
Speakers
The speakers of the afternoon
are Nine. Marjorie Joyner of the
Nine. Walker Beauty college; DIR.
Ida Mae. Myller, assistant pastor
of Metropolitan Community church;
Nine. Anna Malone of Poro col
lege; DR.. Georgia Proctor, promi-
nent physician; Mrs. Sunday Ford,
president of the Chicago Beauti-
clan Shop Owners, Inc; Nettie
George Speedy of the Metropoli-
tan News; Mrs. Charlotte Paige,
photographer, and Mrs. Letitia
Myles, chairman of Women in In
dustry. ' an
The subjects to be discussed are:
GLOW May We Reach the Masses z"
"Problems Experienced in Serving
the Public" Business Problems"
and "The Press and It's Problems"
In addition to the Apollo Ensemble,
Mrs. Irene Howard Harrison and
other artists will appear.
Composing the committee are:
Mrs. Leila Jordon, Ollie Ray, Ruth
Henderson, Margaret Warfield,
Alice Ogden Of Gaiesburg, H.; Es-
tella Armstrong, Murphysboro,
H.; Julia Keith, Irene Wilkins,
Mrs. F. Wallace, Mrs. j. Wade,
DR.. Proctor, and Mrs. Baxter.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
I'm Extravaganza
to bePresented at
Pilgrim Church

All roads will lead, Monday,
June 3, to Pilgrim Baptist church,
1901 Indiana avenue. when The
Camp Fire Matrons of Pilgrim
church will present "An Extrava-
ganza." 1t will be directed by Nine.
Blanche Smith Walton, who will
be assisted by the Progressive
Girls of Pilgrim church, and we'll
known artists.
There will be solo by Alexan-
der c. Parks, italian Street Sing
err" a quartette from "Rigoletto,"
0rita Wilson, soprano; Margaret
Clarke, contralto; Maurice Coop
er, tenor, and Shelby Nichols,
bass; a duet from madame But
tsrHy,N" Mheyle Smith, MADAME
Butterfly" and Helen Penn, @Siz-
III. % "Worshipping the Hindu
Goddess" with the goddess as
Dorothea Austin; Margaret at
the Spinning Wheel" with Marga-
ret as Helen G. Penn.
Prison scene from.the opera, al
Trpvatore," with Orita Wilson, SOC
prano; Maurice Cooper. tenor, and
the Federal Glee club choruss. Chi
nese- scene-store, Ethyle Smith,
soprano; Japanese Tea with Mad
anne Butterfly" Geneva Williams,
Mime Butterfly; "Mending the Fish
Net" with Federal Glee club as
seamen, directed by VIM. Myricks.
Come and see who will be
crowned queen of the Camp Fire
Matrons. The queen will be the
one Bringing in the highest amount
over $4,000. Al Camp Fire mem
befs are cofitestiiig except the
president, Mrs. Mary L. Scott, AMI
Mrs. Fannie Reese Redd, who is
giving the queen a lovely trip to
her summer home at Paradise
. Lake. '''Ss "',1 s'.t'i,>
Camp Fire members contesting
are Jessie Davis, Anna Burns, Ed
ma Douglas, Anna Harris, En-
ma Sc6tt, Maggie Thomas, Adlene
Armant, Maggie Clarke, Pearl
Hopkins, Sallie Pierce, Myrtle
Knighten, Anna Mitchell, Ruby
5ohnsoti. Mae Howell, Alberta
Powell, Rebeeca C6nnell and Ara
bella Shelby. Mary l.. Scott, pres
dent; Dr. J. c. Austin, pastor; En-
ma Scott, reporter. -.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
INDUSTRIAL GIRLS

The annual Banquet Il The
Lehgae Of Industrial Girls of Jhe
Y Nc G. A., was held at The Harri-
ct Hammond Mccormick Melhori-
al Y M C.aA., 1901 n. Dearborn
street. Thursday, May 20. Each
president gave a toast, telling of
the club activities and future
plans. Reports were given on fl
lance and the election of league
officers for the coming year. Va
rious industrial skits were pre-
sented, portraying the work Of the
Industrial department of the 4
VIC. A: Miss Lilac Barnes, chair
man of the eity-wide membership
committee, spoke on "Friendfiness
in the "Y'" and what member hip
in the Y. w. C. A. meat 10 her.
Girls representing clubs from
South Parkway branch were: Re-
oecca Dorsey, Fannie Stroter, Es-
tier Tiesdale, Irkcoustine Joseph,
Estrcr Herman and Rosalie Knox,
Wa-Pe-Ka clu5; Lenore jean, Ell
Disc Cannon, Katherine Stroter,
Sara Jones and Dorothy Graves,
Four Leaf Clover club; Carrie
Moton, Virginia Neighbors, Be
rice Patterson, Beatrice Fred
Bertha Bolton, Charlotte How
ard, and Grace Smith, Meta Het-
akron club; Marie. Reason, Vera
Smith, Ruby Ward and Helen
Austin, Dress Makers, Charley
club; Meron Colman, Ruth White
Ruth Keyser, Marguerite Col
man and Bertha Brown, Thursday
Girls club; and Mrs Thelma Kirk.
patrick, industrial secretary OF
South Parkway branch Y w. c.
A.
Officers installed for tie coming
year were: Miss Rose Scandltf,
president; representative of the
West Side Y. w. C.. A., and Miss
Grace Smith, secretary, represon-
tative of the South Parkway y
w. C.. A.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
Labor Forums
DrawPersons
ofProminence

The third of series of Labor
Forums was held Sunday, at The
South Parkway YWCA. The In
dustrial Committee presented Mrs.
Incz Washington, former student
If the Wisconsin Sumner School
for Workers, president and organ
yer of the industrial cub in Ev-
lnston for Negro women employ
ed in housework. =
Mr.. Charles Novack, a 5eecher
in the field Of Workers Educat on
was another speaker. Mr.. George
mellow who is a proSrective
student eligible for a scholarship
presented his view concerning
Workers Education. Mrs. Blanche
Bailey, chairman of The Scholar
ship, Committee solicited funds
which will be reported at city
wide meeting. .''#@ N>'
Mrs. Elsie Breeding presented
the YWiGA> Glee Club in a group
of semi-elassical songs. Mrs. Ma
RE Reason accompanied the group
in the singing of the Industrial
Girls, The first forum of The year
was on General Labor Problems.
the second forum was on Lepisla-
ton that will effect the problems
of workers and the third and lat
for the year was Workers Eduva-
ton.
Following the speakers, tea was
served as a climax for the year.
Mrs. Ellen Bruce poured. The sill
yer service was furnished by Mrs.
Estelle w. McNeal, chairman of
the Industrial Committee. Spring
flowers were from the Metropol-
itan Florists.
Members of the Industrial Com
mittce are: Mesdames Estelle Nc
Neal, Wiihelmenia Alexander,
Blanche Bailey, Julia Brown, Ma y
Ellen Bruce, Carrie Bullock, G. w.
urton, Helen Bonds, Lillian Gallo
way, Ella GRAVEYARD, Katherine
Durham, Matha Edwards, Henry
G. Fcrgrson, Marion Hadley, Yer
nita Hill, Aaron Malone, Leticia
Myles, Alice Mason, Sop ia Boaz
Pitts, Evelyn Richey, Ida Sim
m o c, E t h e Thompsoa
Milton WI b5ter, Mrs. Mary R
Smith, Chairman of he Commit
tee of Management, Mrs. Annetta
Dieckman, Metropolitan Indust-
rial Secretary, Mrs. Name Mason
Higgins, Executive Secretary and
Mrs. Thelma Kirkpatrick, Indus
trial Secretary of the South Park
way Branch.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
MIMIETTES

The Mimiettcs lad as their
rendezvous this week the North
side home of Helen Galloway. TIE
installation dance, which is co take
place soon, was the principal cop
c of conversation. They also dis
cussed the plan of buying swo at
ers so that the club name would
become known. 1t was definitely
decided to change TIE club colors
from yellow and brown 20 orchid
and green. The girls played bridge
ard enjoyed a delicious luncheon.
tn " will meet rext at ohe nome
Of Mary Grace Minis. 5527 Indi-
ana avenue. Fel.ce Rogue, presi-
dent; Lcola Thomp son, reporter.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
ENGLEWOOD CIRCLE
SAROINES MEETING

The Englowcod Circle Saroises
held their regular meeting Mon
day at Igoo Hall, 1888 Indiana
ave. The president, Willie White,
spoke encouraging words about
the upbuilding of the club. The
Roard Of Directors met Sunday at
the home of the, sponsor, Mrs.
Minnie G. Badge. Misses Doro-
thy Ringg1ld ard Carmelita
Grant were quests.
Maliasa Danny, fir ancial sccre-
tary. who has been on the sick Isl
Is able to be out again. She t.
tended The meeting More av hight
All Members are URGED 10 be pies
ent at te next meeting because Of
the election of the "Who's Who"
and ether business. Carme!ita
Grant, reporter.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
'cLittle Tin Soldier .
to be Staged Saturday

Saturday afternoon, June l, 81
one o'clock in the aud torium OF
TIE new Wendell Phillips high
school, when the curtain rises on
the scene Of the nursery Of
adorable little "Peter" as por-
trayed by Frances Mosley, many
a childish heart will skip a beat.
Here the children will see their
favorite characters come to life
and act. There will be "Garoo",
she c-anlly, pecvish "Jac,l-in t &c
Boz, who is always eraboing
about something in his funny,
shrill voice. Louise Wocd'ey "a
done most remarkable things with
this role.
"Lysa", the lovely paper lady rs
played By petite Mildred Lemon
gees right to the heart of very
aody as h Y see ! er strlgginp :
appease both Ct her suitors Ga
roo" ard "Money Moo, The stead
fast tin soldier, VINO is a most
magnificent person. Though he
has only one arm and a wo den
leg, he is every inch a soldier.
Lydia Lewis plays The Tin soldier
TO perfection. The two Teddy
Bears, Roma Lawson and Shirley
Dagrie, steal the hearts Of every
enc with Iheir antics.
Lois Ross does seem to be actu-
ally double iointed as she pays
the part Of Tragedy Ann" 1he
loose limbed creature, who iniect5
a practical note into the pay.
Jim" VERIFY Doram is charming
as the lovable nurse of "Pot@r".
Mrs. Peter, the gracious mother,
is portrayed by "Billic" Renfree.
Hers is a r.a,ly unforG TIA lie
character.
The Tin Soldiers
The regiment Of tin sod CT
las been trained by Alberta Sims.
and they will make a thrilling
scene when they drill and mare !.
Helena Harper, a stately Tin sold-
ier, fights a duel with little
"Pidgey." Other soldiers are jose
phine Woods, Imogene Mackay,
"Pat" Walden, Lucille Roberts,
Theresa Donley, Estelle Scott,
Olga Cross, Eican3rc Sayre, Leu
ise Briscoe, Leslie Tart, Rhatta
Blarchett, Alice Duniey, Mae Mil
ler and Josephine Anderson.
Others working hard for The
success Of the production are
Charlene Mackay, in charge # tha
scenery, ValeriQ Martin, Helen
Brown. Louise Brown. ard Jewell
Jordan in charge of tickets end
Vivian Majors, publicity,
The proceeds of the affair will
be given to che Helping Hand Day
Nursery which is maintained
for the children Of working meth
ers. Many theatre parties are be-
iap arranged for the afternoon,
and the trek seems to point 80 the
rev Wendell Phillip high school
where "Thc TIN Sold;crP will be
played.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31

card that is promoted to a winner
because of the length of that suit.
Any suit consisting of four or
more cards carries potential long
suit winners.
Should a player bid suit of
which he held five cards he would
assume, until his partner had as
sisted or denied, that 1872 was the
most probable distribution (aver-
age) of the remaining eight cards
which would enable him to estab-
suit trick expectancy:
A four card trump suit low
suits of four cards or more are
calculated upon the same basis. On
this we base the following long
card trick.
A five card trump SUIT low
card tricks.
A six card trump suit low
card tricks.
In other words, count each card
in the trump suit, in excess OF
three as one trick each.
When player bids a suit he
may assume the most probable dis
tribution. But, for a side suit, the
neAt most probable distribution
4-3-1 should be expected. This
makes a difference of 100 per cent,
We can now understand why the
long-suit tricks of the trump suit
are given twice the value of those
of the side suit.
For the long suit tricks of the
side suit, the following values are
assigned:
A four card suit-h trick.
A five card suit trick.
A six card SUIT tricks.
ID onot count long-suit tricks in
suit which opponents have bid.
Do not count a worthless four card
length Zone that does not con-
tan an honor) unless your part
ner has bid the suit. By adding
the length values to the honor
tricks of a suit, you get the full
trick value of the suit.
Example: If K-Q-7-5-4 is bid as
trump it is worth three playing
tricks, l honor trick and two long
suit tricks (for the fourth and
fifth cards..
There are many good players
who cannot evaluate their hands
on a basis of distribution. They
started on the wrong road. But, if
you get the right start, you can
learn within a few hours, to count
your hand with accuracy.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31

Mr. -DpPrIpct hook OccnSiOn to
warn his hearers about the dan
~ore Of con,onnisn, esneciallv "a
70 tho mart the Negro would NAV
in tbe develonment of Red pron-
aaondo
10 TIL ,,,oo+;no uos larrolv attenJ-
cd and Tho audience was we'll mid
for tbe aftnrnoon hv Tho. eniova-
hIa ,roa,.a,,, randorai Tho n,,,~;caI
,,,,rihors Wow g;van bv Chas I'll
nar v;ol;n;st' Nv and Mrs n G.
S zvaich. ted anJs 'tba. Toilers
NIL TLa ,nooo,n,n;r+s
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
Justes Abiea Bridge Club
Mako Social Bow

An inovsH on is being launched
by Justes nies Bridge club when
the membe they give their jirst
Annual Gal den Party at Bacon's
Casino. 49l street and Wabash
ave-, Sundat night, June 9th from
- :05 a. NJ. \ to 4:05 a. m. The
ontree is bAsocial register The
club colors, II Ca green and pink
aoere used ini lie invitations which
have been issued 10 friends.
The ofiicerA are Mics Aanie Lee
Mitchell, president, Mrs. Mildred
Tyler, vice piesident, Mrs. Chris
tina Futon, sdcretary, Miss Witer-
ia Mitchell, lFeasurer, Mrs. AL
maada Snydek assistant fecre-
tary, Mrs. All enia Stewart, re-
porter, Mrs. laggielean Brown,
social chairman, Mrs. Bette M
Williams, chal man of the sick
committee Mrs. Myrtle Porter,
hostess, Mrs. fadie Marie Smith,
chairman of ticket committee,
Miss D calm ldCsnuanET AOI
Miss Cora Motley, chaplain, Miss
Della Motley, GENERAL chairman.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
Red Circle Girls Sing
During Music Festival

The Red Circle Girls of The
South Side Settlement House,
1901 S Wabash ave, were one o.
the many groups who particip- ted
in the music festival given by The
Chicago Federation of Settle.
ments at Lyon and Hoaly Concert
Hall, Friday night.
Those in the chorus were Irma
Garner, Ina Lee Barren, Flossio
Allen, Ernestine Phillips, Carmel
tia Grant, Hester Bass, frankie
Fleming and Eunice White. Mrs.
Ethel c. Pellum, directress
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
THOMAS JEFFERSON
CIVIC CLUB MEETS

The Thomas Jefferson Clvi2
cub met at the home f Mrs. Fe =
.rietta Mayfeld, 225 East 37tf
street. A delightful evening was
enjoyed by all the members pres
ent were: Mms. Merriweather,
Williams, Harrison, Marcus, Sto.
ry, Byrd, Gibson, Mayield, and
jefferson. Next meeting with. Mrs
Harrison, STAB Prairie avenue
Tuesday evening, Tune 4. Mrs
Merriweather, president; Mrs
Edythe Gibson, secretary
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
MITSICALE-TEA

Tic WOmen's Auxiliary Of the
Third ard Regular Democratic
organization will give get-to-
gether tea Sunday afternoon rom
8 to 6 at Boulevard hall, 366 Ea It
4Tth street. Mrs Edward M
cnecd. wife of the Third Ward
Democratic committeeman will
pour. A delightful musical pro
gram has been arranged This is
the beginning of a series of &C
Invites the Democratic women
are staging. Amorg The proml-
nent leaders expected to atte2d the
tea is Mrs Elizabeth Conkey, ma
tional chairman of the Democratic
marty ....
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
Mass Meeting ofBnsiness and
Professional Women

Sunday is big day for the club women and the
Metropolitan Community church. 4st street and South Park
wav is the place. and o'clock in the afternoon is the time
There will be mass meeting of the Business and Proes-
sional Women the auspices of the Illinois State Asso
citation of Coored Women panel discussion me occasion
will he eraced bv the presence Carrie Horton state
president
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
WOMEN DOORS

Mrs. Mamie Reed, past presi
dent of the Chicago and Northern
District Association of Coiored
WomeI Clubs. and a member Of
the 2 Of CcntrqGl = of the Ma
men, is considered the best parli-
mentarian among club women.
Mrs. Charlotte Jackson, sister
of Mrs. Oscar DePriest, has been
head clerk in the Juvenile Coart
for a quarter Of a century. Her
rctentive mcmory is a great asset
to her in holding such a respons-
lille position.
Mrs. George Cleveland Hall has
been president Of the Woman's
auxiliary of Provident hospital
since its organization. She was
Nile to present a check for $4,000
lathe hospital when it secured its
I'd " location. This amount wa
rASed BIZ her and group of
.faithfuifS blowers through tag days
and the ! Presentation Of the Wo-
mems A1ataur Ministries.
Mrs. Eenia Douglas Trap
holds the Inost responsible position
in town # any woman. She is
connected with The Federal Asses.
sci3s officA and is under heavy
bond. AIN famous 6 ms and other
valuable gSods imported 10 this
country AID going through IN
Chicago of &c are handled by her,
Mrs. ND me Clinkscale holds
he uniqueI ecord of having main
tained b3ness place in enc spot
in the cityI longer than any other
woman. Shy is engaged in the mil
linery busiI ess and has been To-
Gated at Il tn and state streets
fer over a quarter of a century,
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
CARDINALS

The Gardenia Bridge club mem
bers were guests of the president,
Mrs Maude Tabron, Monday. In
her usual charming manner, the,
hostess made the girls very hapA
BY She introduced Mr.. and Mr
Culp as her guests. The pri7
winners, were, Mrs Saffold ar
Miss Owens The next hostess il
Mrs. Saffold, 4744 Vincennes ayeN
nue. Carolyn Foster, reporter.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
EN- WRITES

The En- Write Progressive cub
met at the hamc of Mrs. Blon-
dena Weaver, 652 East 51st St
Tuesday. Plans were mGde 10 5ake
care Of the state scholar hip Gu2-
a a d 9th + state and national as
neie tim Obligations. Members a
ldng tie m etinG were Do a
2chinson, Mary Taplett, f ia
eth Reed, Margaret Bass, Req
liza Tapp. B!ondena Weaver, Hell
en- McDuncan, Rosa Chcatham,
and the president, Fannie Baxter
Elise Griggs, reporter.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31

, Mrs. Mamie Mae win s.
chairman of the program con- it-
tee, presented the Apollo Ems m-
BILE, NJ Ruth Henderson, dir bet
or. in glorious afternoon of sohgs
and dramatic readings. The En-
semble members are Mines. The
rcsa Bell, Margaret Carter, ana
Thelma Hall, first sopranos; PeaA
Brown and Alamae Belts, second
sopranos; Ophelia Neal, first al
to; Mamie Grant and Petrona Will
liams, second altos.
The renditions were "Wake Up,
Wake Up" "Pale Moon" "Chi-
nese Lullaby" 81 Love the Moon,
"Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet, "
deep River" and Come Where
the Lilies Bloom" as interpreted
by the Ensemble.
Sol0ists
The soloists were Mines Grant
and Theresa Bell. Both Mrs. Pc
trona Williams and Mrs. Alamac
Belts rendered delightful read
;ngs. Mrs. Mamie Reed gave his
cory Of the club, and Joseph Hen
lerson spoke encouraging words.
Nine. Gladys Nelson, The guest
soloi5t, thrilled her hearers with
the magnificcnce of her voice. Mrs
Ruby Ramsey, the president, and
Mrs. Essie Stock, past president,
extended GREETINGS and welcomed
the many guests. At the close OF
the program, ices were s7ryd IN
the dining room.
Introduce Members
The following officers were pre-
scented to more than $50 guests who
registered: Mrs. Ruby Ramsey,
president; Addie Little, first vice
president; Isabella Peterson, sec
ond vice president; Georgia Will
son, third vice president; Verdel-
Ia Phillips, recorder; Susie Park
CT, assistant recorder; Jane Brooks,
financial secretary; Mamie Cole
man, recording secretary; Mamie
Mac Williams, treasurer; Martha
James, chaplain, Mamie Reed, par
Humanitarian; Carrie B. Tabor,
publicity; Alice Carter, chairman
OF Group 1, and Kirkwood Bonner,
chairman of Group 2.
The members introduced were:
Maude Saddler. Isabella Adams,
L. Moore, Dollic Butler. Wilal Hill,
Beatrice Heron, Beatrice Howard
and Latitia Myles.
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31

metropolitan News Photo
Miss Ann Mitchell
Miss Marquita Summers
Two charming young stu
lents, Misses Ann Mitchell
md Marquita Summers, were
visitors at the office of the
Metropolitan News Friday.
They were eletad at seeing the
Bi-weekly come OFF the press.
Miss Mitchell, who formerly
lived near Pittsburgh, and
Miss Summers are both study
ing at the South Side Junior
College. i
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
TOURNAMENT PLAYERS

One Of the popular clubs which
will participate in the city-wida
Bridge Tournament which will be
conducted by the Metropolitan
News at the Roseland, juno 5, G
and 7, is the Gagdenia Bridge
club Watch out! the members are
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-05-31
sPRlNd PARTY

The stitth q Chatter Sewing
club enjoyed Adelightful spring
party at the no ma of Mrs. Viola
Bronaugh, 1928 Washington Blvd,
Sunday evening. A jolly time was
had ard a delicious dinner was
served by the hos tess. Mrs. Bro
neugh, instructor, Mrs. Thedcnia
Craig, ecporter
Tho last registI alton fer The
city-wide bridge TOT armament being
conducted by the Metropolitan
News is Tuesday, June A, at 5 p.
m. Register now.