The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01
BROWSING
ABOUT TOWN

CINCINNATI - Nom Wilkins is
really doing lucrative business al
The Cincinnati Loioled Democratic
club with her home cooked dinners.
those tender chickens and fresh
vegetables right from her farm arc
sold out every night. Genial Late
Anderson, manager, is doing good
job in popularizing the cluD accord
members. Lafe extends cordial invi--
tatlons TO members to give private
pal ties, card parLles, or club meet
lngs to any Of the members Of tneii
c.ubs, In the beautifully decorated
club rooms on the second floor Will
out e1tla charges. This is whers
you'll find your friends and populal
ociali,es enjoying bit Of clean
fun.
Omar Johnson and the boys sure
snjoyed the professional mixtures Of
Mixologist Lafe Anderson, at The
Golored Democratic club mite or
so ago Just the exact consistency
said Omar. BY the way, Mr.. Johnson
IS third vice president of the Inter
national Bartenders and Walters
Alliance Of the A. r. of L., and
member Of the board. Their local
has the first of the hotel and res
taurant employees to become men
,er Of the American Federation Of
Labor in America. The offirers are
Robert Tivis, president; Omar John
son, recording secretary; Lincoln
| Sliger, vice president, and Col. Louis
| Whorton, business manager.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howard
were enjoying sumptuous repast
at the Colored Democratic club the
| other mite with many friends who
we're celebrating Mr. Howard's s re-
| turn from the Army Hospital III
Pennsylvania.
There will be another royal bat
tie Of music at the famous Cotton
| Club Sunday evening, April 3. This
ime the warning nationally known
,rchestras are Tiny Bradshaw VS..
Jimmy Rasehel. A red hot floor show
will also be feature attraction.
| Miss Lois jackson was seen get
| ting off at the Cotton Club an af-
| ternoon or 50 ago. She was very shy
| of d Forum reporter. Wonder what
he was MP to?
The Cotton Club was the scene O
festive occasion Sunday evening
The affair was surprise party 10
| Edward McReynolds given by III
wife, Mrs. T.. McReynolds. Some 3
guests assembled IN the afal;mea
If Mrs. y Tolliver 70 await the ar
~ival Of Mr.. McReynolds. Uron h
entering, with one accord the strain
of Happy Birthday to You greet
ed him as he stood in amazement
The gifts were many and beau
ifnl.
The group then iourneyed TO IN
Cotton Club where they enjoyed 20
wonderful music Of Tiny Bradshaw
orchestra. The following person
were present: Mr. and Mrs. Clel
s Tehnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Estell Warrei
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Spivey, Mr. an
! drs. @. Perter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl'
english, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sand
d. d. Mrs. Wellie Crusiman, Mrs
rolliver Mrs. Frances Green, Mf
Davee Bowen, Mrs. Martha William
] ON Allen and VIM. Slade. Anon
he many gifts was candy state
! Charley Mccarthy.
Dr.. Breedlove, Jimmy CalloWa
! nd his little girl friend forgot thel
8 was d world about them as u
charming little titan haired Der
s antranced them Sunday mite at Y
i Cotton Club.
Mr.. Lonnie Williams enjoyed
= birthday celebration in his hon
with many friends at the Cott'
) Club Sunday evening, last.
Johnnie and Kslss are the "
rsnial bartendcrs that still serve Y
ael Caps AMI railroad men at y
e minal ho.cl. Bert Hill has .
!, pct fixed up for such pieash
cendezvous. That's why the boys a
! eills still threng there,
Ffosty Brooks and Jimmy Ssfoa'
e., fhote pc sanality boys, are stra
!. t;no their onions at the Booste
aluh. Frost as just returned re
j ! trim to his Old Kentucky Home
), pso .inee. Through the congeniah
ID ef these boys the popularity of
ID club il alw US up to par.
: :, lois ana Emily cant pr'oe
! Forum man with the otter o.
!, ) drink when they are caught tlppl
- r44an frinh as thew tried