Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1935-03-02

Mrs. Keno Mckinney, 47l6 Wa
bash avenue left last week for tn,
west coast where she expects to b,
gone sveral weeks.
Mrs. Alberta Jordan Bishop. wife
OF Wallace Bishop Of Earl Hines
orchestra left last week Tor New
York City to join her husband.
Rev. w. H. Griffin, one of tn,
leading A. NJ. E. Pastors of thu
city and a candidate for bishop, i:
at Little Rock, Ark, attending thu
Bishops Council.
lie Executive Board of TIL,
National Association of Women's
Clubs met at Wilberforce Univer.
sitv during the Founders Week
celebration Of Wilberforce.
a reception committee has beer
organized to give welcome to Toe
Louis at the Grand Hotel about
March the 18th or 5th.
he Owners and eachers Beauty
Schools held an election OF officer:
and the following officers were in
stalled: Mrs. Estella Scott, presi-
dent; Mrs. Macedonia Lamb, vice
president; Mrs Ernestlne Clark
secretary; Mrs. Marge Hackney
treasurer; Mrs. Marjorie, Coyner,
chaplin. he eight state recognized
SCHOOLS were represented.
Society folk are planning to at
tend the dance at the Savoy Ball
room, Saturday night, Marcn Z to
dance by the beautiful strains OF
Jan CARRIER at Dene1lt Tor the
oouth side Boys Club given under
the auspices or the Omega Psi Phi.
1 he Idol OF the Air will be on
hand and everybody will be there.
Mrs. Frank Coley Jones, Of Ken
Iworth, N. T., lert Saturday Tor
her home after a two weeks visit
as the guest Of her son, Webster
Thompson, 4217 Vincennes avenue.
The members Of the Morris
Blown College, met OH March Is
and made arrangements to give a
welcome to the president Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. J. Fountain are among the
sponsors of the affair.
Pops and Louie, two Chicago
boys under the direction of MaDle
Whitman will leave this week for
Europe.
The White Rose Service Club
met last week with Mrs. Eunice
54UI Prairie avenue, and
made plans for their Easter service.
Gladys B. Robinson, president,
Elizabeth Crawley, secretary and
A. A. Brown, business manager.
DR.. John Hope, President Of At
lanta University, will be given a
banquet Oh March /, at Poro Col
lege. The officers Of the club are
Atty. Sidney A. Jones, president;
Frazier L. Lane, vice president;
Mrs. Victoria Cages, vice president
Mrs. Lula Nelson, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Bertha K. Payne, COR
responding secretary; r. M. Tur-
her, treasurer.
Atty. J.. A. McLendon, left last
week for Washington, Ga, to visit
his father who is ill.
Mrs. Ruth Henderson, directress
of the Apollo singing society has
returned from Cleveland, Ohio,
where she was highly entertained.
Mrs. Cornelia Dade, 127 East
35th street has returned from
Washington, D. c., and Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Miss Marietta Hall, 1888 Mich
igan avenue, is in Baltimore, Md,
where she is appearing as piano
concert artist.
Harry Duncan, Jr., l'radio's per-
sonality king, 10 East 47th street
enjoyed his END birthday Feb. p
and was greeted by. a host OF
friends.
Howard Gould, head of the In
dustrial Department Of the Urban
League has returned to the city af-
ter visit to Pittsburgh, Pa, where
he went to attend a conference of
the heads of the League.
The Third Anniversary of the
Community Ushers Club of. seven
churches was held at the Liberty
Baptist church Oh Friday night,
Feb. u. Rev. G. A. Hamilton was
master Of ceremonies.
pr. Mary V. Warning, President
OF the National Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs was the guest Of Miss
Halle Q. Brown at Wilberforce
last Week. DR.. Waring had the ex-
ecutive board Of the Federation
meet at Wilberforce last week and
at the same time attended the
Founders Day celebration.
Congressman Arthur Mitchell
was in the city this week and paid
the office of the Chicago World a
visit on Monday. The Congressman
had a lengthy visit with Editor