Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21

IN the good old summertime
that's the song many Of our young
sub-debs and debbies are singing
(if they CAN sing) and why
shouldn't they? For we have so
many interesting things doing
these day .l.
Lois &. Searcy is becoming
quite an equestrienne deluxe
de-loVely, de-glamour and de-
sore (Iatch on?) while her cousin
CIementine Church and Mae Rose
Hebert take their riding n a more
serious vein.
Wanda Johnson Of Central Y
fame is dancing with Posey Flow
ers, director and choreographer
Of the Dancers Of the Mask. q.
Incidentally, this group of fine
young dancers Of modern art will
soon be featured in one of the
musical shows at our own Ameri-
can Negro Exposition.
Speaking Of the Exposition,
may I remind you debbies that
have not as yet attended the
Expo" to do it at your earliest
moment. Don't try to do ii
all in one visit. Come back
two or three or even more times.
I'm sure the ticket taker will
welcome you and you in turn give
our visitors an idea Of what beauty
sepia Chicago has. -.
Shirley Hays is attending sum-
mer school, taking music lessons
and working too, and therefore is
not seen at as many social af-
fairs. as is desired by the younger
Get Brave Shirley, Wouldst
that I could but do the same.
CTS the Shakespeare in me).
Orchids to Lois Doyle for sit
ting up with her father through
the night, while he is recovering
from a serious automobile acct
dent. We are hoping tha
soon DR. Doyle will be admins
tering his professional service t
us again, and that his recovery
viii be soon a thing of the past
A whole flower garden for love.
ly Jean Dorsey who SO gracious
ly entertained her guests on hel
birthday last Sunday at the
Quincy Club. Everyone agreed
that it was just like New Year!
Eve, what with confetti, noise
makers, paper hats, ETC.
and Of course loads and loads O.
young people.
Dressed in a beautiful dress O
blue printed silk, Jean Dorsey
welcomed her guests and started
" the BAH Of merriment a-rollin
In place like the Quincy Club
one never does get to see everyone
present, so please bear with me
if l have left any young ones GU
to tell the truth l couldn'
remember all the names.
Lois Searcy was there will
Charles Smith Mae Rose He.
kert, Laura Marshall, Clementin'
Church and Kennedy Parker
Mary Forte, and Milton Webster
Alice Barland, and Wade Watson
Emily Bates and Carl Watson
Jim Branham and Frank Anglin
Robert McCune, Alma Dorsey
Julius Thomas, Marjul Everett
Sybil Bernstein, Blanch Myrick
LeOla Thompson, Alberta Gibson
Alfred Howe, Pete Gransberry
Mary Howe, Mae Bridgeforth
Doris Evans, Bill Walker, Mickey
Williams, and Becka Williams
and some more, and some more
After having surprised he
guests with such novel invitations
Jean also gave us a treat by
having each number announces
as it was going to be played -.
and Miss Dorsey, may turn thi
sort of party into an annual
affair. That's a very goo,
idea and I'm sure it will NEE
with the approval Of the younger
set fundamentally. Puncl
and cake was served and as usu-
al a good time was had by all
(rather trite, eh?).
Bonnie and Louise Hague anc
their parents are enjoying New
York City and the New Yorl
Philharmonic concerts.
Edith Hayes, Of Fisk university
is still feeling the after effects
Of a strenuous fourth of JULY
celebration.