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5 ur Is Cossaushi Be ess It UFdmtXo the tssxics DvrmsxTzujs HOT YOItK, Juna We trtU ust wjtr you could never ivvlaualizo. (tht clntillating so Cltty ttttroa, Oeraldyn Dial Htstsl' plcy and cipttvatlni jrjnulht, turninr hems bUaty ui kAklfl, ud Suad 1tatiUhf tlM ttJwrittt looking Matty Mlor4 SMh evrUlna for her room of rrt, modttBtotlo doeeratiens by rtjr hewlt Now 0ixl4jrmiT 1 WU. It wu rrrtUUoa to ut, for oould not flfur out just how ad wha ht eould find tfco tlmo. Sut Uut prtcUtly what wo found xtf doing whra droppod in upon lit htr eowblantlon llvlnc room nnd stMptng unrtirt. Tno Uttor tn 1 ftniourty diifuUod.

Wnrdrebts and radio built in onurt witn tops rtarlag ssfAlnst tho cslllof, sUffard fashion. (Wo do hept wo haro spsiisd "it tomotljri) Tho prsdomlnaunff oolor fohtmo bstnv ysllow and crssn. "Thon, too, tnsra. wsri books, books, tookt and. moro 1)ookst lira, Diamond arrayod In a pais irnn last onsitrobls, with dttpsr eoneolts twlnkllnf tho msrry frtsttnf hsr lips uttsrod, displayed a rVnumbr of thopt oxqulsito litUo chif ton hankla which hats bocomo such an Important Itsxn In mlladys ehost tfjf aossosortos.

Of eourts, sho wu going out but Utor, much laUr In tho ovoulng. Ono start out much bforo mid alfht, you know, In Gotham. And thofli It If ens hoetlo dash bsro for a ftw momintsj thsrt a fsw aomsnts, that nons may fool nsgloettd. "it doss bocoms monotonous and color Is at tlmss," shs admlttsd ln( a "putly wedulatsd voles, "except when am going to a thsatrs." 0 yss? Tho thsatrs Is your lobby It my ono grand passion!" she oxolsimsd srrontly. Her rather placid oountenanes became suddenly i.

mnimaioa. wny, i couio almost live In tho thoatra. havo known myself attend a matlnss. supper show, hlfht porformanoo and a midnight show "all In ono day, and not grow ifc yborodl Tho flrst subject I over taught, VMS my graduation i from Chicago AValrerslt wss.dramatlo art And f'tct this took an Intensive course i vndsv oposlal Instruction, during the i onmmsr prior to my' appointment as member it tho faculty of Lincoln In. gstltatat Jefferson City, Me, the flowing fall." TTsU us moro about your eollegs Info.

1 Oh, wo don't want to go into that 1 1t wouldn't bo so lntsrestlng." shs jamllsd. vX was thers on a scholarship working scholarship. It was called. And my lob was eatalogulng In the library. Cataloging Is ono job xvcan vsaliy do, tool But It had been my ambition to attend A Hegro oellegs in tho South, nnd thsn teach down there.

That J. was what really wanted to do. How. arssvfjty aunt sho ralssd mo (par onthstlcally) objected to ths schools sdscted to snter. Jlcnnwhlls ths scholarship was awarded ms.

Satha piiX about settled my southern col Inclinations, of eourso. It was whlls a student at Chicago i Vnlvsrslty that met Dr. Dlsmond. Tho friendship flourished Into what 4 wneallsd a 'campus There were two of these," shs laughed. "The X5rs Overton Jullan Lewis match, and tho Ooraldyn Btnga affair.

Both of 'T: whlsh oulmlnatsd In marriage. Ours tok place In Houston, Texas. Wsn, wo earns en to New Torn. nay flrst year hero X.dUrabso i (vltttoly nothing! And lstJb JaU4u, ithat was tho most miserable year of my ttfo. For had always been an netfve person, elthsr working or go log to school.

So was positively snissmmsi "It wao shortly aftsr that that 'through a press rslease Mr. Calvin. Of The Pittsburgh Courier, found me, and had me write a column of social news for the Courier. Through tho Lorgnette' was one of my centribu Now. besides the smart masrazine.

tho Xnterstate Tattler (the name of which la synonymous with Oeraldyn i' jDIsmond) Mrs. Dlsmond conducts hsr "Oeraldyn Dlsmond Bursau of 'CPOClsJlsed Publicity. An ouUUnd ttng piece of work dene through this i.ieue nspartmsnt was the publicity ''J. selves Uthsl Waters in Afrlcana," 1 tr Jrrys" full name appearing on the 1 program as punuout Cho la aloe secretary of a mixed ndic oorporaUon. in the Harlem M0a4MUng studio, and aots as an nounssr, often writing her own con i unuity, everycay except Tuesday.

"What about politics?" "Not interested. Not In the least hit tntsrsstsd In taking any active part la politics, whatsoever. Neither politics nor athlstlcs hold any charm ii "But we thought you were a com We countered In surprise. (leaving recalled a news article to taei effect some time back.) "Oh, I in i communist. If any 'A thing.

And of course uss my bai But other than that take so newvo par in poiiucs." i "But why the eommunlst uskv?" s'v'u11 ni might be that I Ulnk It the fairest to the Ne And "be refused to elaV rrorato rurther. That is all can say about that right new." she lauchsd. Che had long since laid aside her needle and thimble. We had raml "ft4rourh the xUtranodern apartments, fu erthe 8no suits of offices oc vpls4 by the doctor, in their new lon, In Xttth street wth' thing of arresting rftuyT rpleta study in black (I (1 tiicmiOND i a 1 I I mm. i 1 'I CHICAGO Among authoriUes In the art of music, fsw happsnlngs are anticipated with more sincere pleasure than tho return to Chicago of Madame Abble.

Mitchell, famous throughout the United States and Europe as one of i the few operatic prima donnas with a magnificent soprano rolee. Madame Mitchell win appear in recital on Tuesday evening, July In 'the newly decorated auditorium of the Olivet Baptist Church, and win be pressntsd by George Oarner, the Internationally known tenor Mr. Oarner Indicates that every seat In this mammoth auditorium wIU be sold out days before the recital The patrons and patronesses Include: Congressman and Mrs. Oscar DsPrlest the Harris B. Oalnss, Wm.

Bi Kings, Walter Speedys, XL WU Hams, Charles M. Thompsons, Albert B. Georges, Robert Abbotts. Lo Roy Hardlnso, Clifford Tavsrnlsrs, Charles Jacksons, William Georges, Shsridan Breaseauxs, 8. A.

T. Wat kins, Midian Boussflelds, Frederick Trapps, Xtufus Sampsons, Nathan cuius, tsarvsy Watklns, A. Williams, Stanton DsPriesta. L. Undssys, Spencer Dleksrsons, John Wesley Jones, John WL Evans, Res cee Giles, Reginald Smiths, Mrs.

Beu ln Mltchell ltlll, Prof. James Mundy, Miss Blanche Shaw, Mrs. Ethel Gavin. Miss Thelma Blanton, Mrs. Mavsl Sanford Lewis, Miss Nellie Asksw.

Misses Jra and Zenobla Mo Donald, Miss Margusrita Ward and many ethers. Miss' Georgette Harvey, actress, who Is at prsssnt a msmbsr of the cost of "Solid South" olavinsr at a loop thsatrs with ths celebrated actor zucnar Bennett In ths lead, Is being lionised during her stay in the Windy City. Miss Harvey spent sixteen ysars abroad the major portion of ntr iime oeing spent In Russia. Hsr knowledge of foreign languages and her Intimate understanding of conditions of foreign people has given hsr much that is unique and distinctive, and Miss Harvey haa heen thm guest at several teas and symposiums. xa arusi is stopping at ths Hotel Grand.

Miss Hslen W. Thomas. Chlcro'. best known and most popular clubwoman, and her sister. Miss, snortd M.

Thomas, publlo school teacher, will xrom ivew xork July Srd for Europe. Their Itinerary Includes England, France, Germany and Italy. FJor lh9 pMt y' Miss Helen Thomas haa organlssd groups of 'tsen ags girls in social and literary groups, and has supervised their activities until they become of age or marry. Because of the popularity of the Misses Thomas they are the rcinUnt of much eoclal attention, and every day until the day of sailing Is Ailed with engagements. Some of the affairs belnsr riven are m.

nartv hv Delta Epsllon Club, a brldgs luncheon Mrs. Loma comer of 509 Lang ley avenue, a luncheon by Mrs. Myrtle Frailer of 1605 South Parkway, a tsa by Mrs. Laura Xing of inaiana avenue, a srsamboat party by Joll Coeur Girls at ths, Pvth. Ian Tsmpls, a bon voyage reoeptlon by the membere of the Bearan Bap iai.

wnuren, rsoepuon ana nance by the Slonllll Adelphla Girls at the Vtn csnnes HeUl, aaothsr bridge luncheon by Mrs. Helen Harper, a luncheon by Mrs. Marcslla Saunders and Mrs. William Eaton at Mil Vernon avenue, a packing party by Mrs. An nabelle Goodwin of East 42nd etreet a bon voyage reception by the Cen tury vivio at the Warrick Hall, and.

a breakfast given by the Slonllll Adelphla Club will terminate their many engagements. On June 24th the Thomas sisters will leave Chicago for Now York, and uere they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Jordan who will see ths.t thv Now York before departing en July oiu.oa eieamsnip la yranee for Europe iney will go directly to Paris and will be the sruest at Ur and Mrs. Horace Eubanka for weeaa ana men they will journey on inrougn sconce, aiy, Qermany and England.

When Mark TurbyflU, formeriy as sodatcd with the Civlo Opera Com pany, ana a poet or distinction, opened his charming new studio lo and white, 'nd strictly up to the minute! you know As for the spacious front room, it was a sort of sister (P'raps we should nave saia to here. Dir. ferlng in that It had a baby grand. ana no wararooes, ana varying in that its color scheme was blue and yellow, and its French doors opened on a miniature balcony. While ths Kiicnenoite was of the doll house type, with unique refrlgeraUon system.

The walls throughout were distinct. ly interesting, though practically unl iorm, na characterise oy a Japanese wood veneer finish In block design. But the lights were just ths elsver eet things ever, and deslrnsd far tfe most psfrt by ths arUst Journallst sol memo. Last year to steal away from an hub bub, Mrs. Dlsmond donned overalls and sombrero and had a dlvtnsly blissful time relaxing In Sea Brseas, N.

a A quaint eld placs of frame houses and softly flickering ell lamps ioii minuon its pins zorssta. on n. dear!" sighed we, "that must hava been an ideal vaeaUAiit But where are you spsnding It this year?" we queried. "Room to room!" was the prompt but humorous rejoinder. "What a punishment to be sure, In thle spot" The phone Interrupted the quiet cmi wo evening had begun for wur ins UnOODPSd AOdsmiSt V' 7fV SOGIE1 CAted 4n thelart eofenynear the Unl vsrsiiy oi enjesjrorust Thursday an ernoon, with a brilliant tea, he mads an Announcement which was most lntsrestlng.

The Announcement was to the effect that this fall Mr. TurbyflU win Introduce to Chicago Ans a Negro. BsJlst Krlo Dalamarter. As sociated conductor of the Chicago symphony orchestra and a composer, will write tho music, and Mr, Turby ou wui prepare we scenario, etc Tho class In 1 ballet was started some months ago. And According to reports.

wIU bo reedy for publlo presentation in the early fan, The pupils are said to display facility for rhythmic expression, and to give A unique performance, i At the studio ten opening Thursday the poetess, Eunice TletjenaV poured. Among those who dropped In were Richmond Bertha, ooulptori Frank Hayes, of the Chicago Dally News; Dr. and Mrs. Julian Mrs. Oraee Outlaw Mrs.

Rufus Sam peon. Miss Georgette Harvey, of the Solid South Company, and formerly of Porgy; Miss Annie Maude James. Mrs. Xtobsrta Arnold of Augusta, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie, Abernathy, Miss Blanche Shaw, Irving Johnson, of the Associated Negro Press, and Miss Cathsrlne Dunham Jamas Edwin Stamps, director of agencies of the Victory Life Insur ance Company) Richard Jones, super xnisnoeni oi ms nouut center Department Store, and Claude A. Bar nett director of the Associated Negro Press, were three newly appointed members of the board of the Provident Hospital. The announcement of the selection of these three progressive young men as members came last week after a meeting of the board and at the same time Major Moten of Tusksgse Institute and Mordecat Job Jon of Howard University wers also elected to the Doero. Oas of the most fashionable of ths many June weddings was that of Florence Lee Hardin, daughtsr of Dr. and Mrs.

Robert H. Hardin of 380 East 17th street and Mr. Cecil Earl Hairs ton, which took place at St Thomas Episcopal" Church Saturday axtsrnoon, June 21st before an audi ence of some six hundred. The brilliant weddlner recentlon which followed the ceremony was hsld at the Forum halt Announcement was mads last wsak of the marriage of Mrs. XCathsrlns Kennedy Wilson and Mr.

Earl Bur rus Dleksrson which took place at the home of Rev. Wm. 8. Bradden on Sunday, June 13th. Mrs.

Dlckcrson is well known In New York and Chicago, while Mr. Dlokerson Is the former grand polsmarch of the Kappa Aipoo, rn raisrnity, a msmtsr of the board of dlreotors of the Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Company, and an attorney of note. The couple plan noma soon to weir mends In the Michigan Boulevard Oarden Apartments. Another wedding to take nlace this week end Is that of Miss Julia Rosalind Molsby, daughter i of Mrs. Mary Molaby, and Dr.

Herman Napoleon Brown, which will take place at the Berean Baptist Church. Dearborn and 62nd etreet on Saturday afternoon at half past four o'clock. The wedding reception will be held at the home of the bride. (MO Eberhardt avenue, Immediately after the ceremony. Mrs.

Ions Hughes of BUS Prairie avenue was hostess Friday night to the membere of her neighborhood bridge tub, and several of hsr friends at an Informal' bridge party. The twenty four guests were seated at card tables In the drawing room of we nugnes apartment and played bridge until midnight when a dell clous supper was served. Useful prises wsre awarded the winners. Roses nd snapdragons were used as tahl decorations. The hundred or mora eramlntnt Chicago children who are trained In we art of dancing oy Haul Thompson Davis, will take part in an exhibit which Mrs.

Davis givss annually. This year the exhibit will he held on Monday night June Soth. at the Eighth Street Theater. Mrs. Blanche Walton Smith.

Charles Shel ton. and Mrs. Marvel Cowan ara a. slstlng Mrs. Davis In ths preeentatlon ana it is said that ths ohUdrsn are to no marveiously garbed.

Miss Margaret Reynolds, member of Chicago younger social set who has bsen away from the Windy City or iom phi two years, nsro for a brist visit Last year Miss Reynolds spent at Nashville, Tsnn at Flak University, where, she acted aa an assistant This year, Miss Reynolds studlsd at the school of social seience At Syracuse University. She is being highly feted by her friends And relatives. Mr. Nolle R. Smith, member of the Hawaiian House of Representatives and Jermer cltlsea and rest dent of the United Statee.

arrived In Chicago this week to be the house guest of the R. S. Abbotts on South Parkway, Mr, Smith came to the 8tatee primarily, to bring for burial the corpse of his brother, Donald Smith, a young university studsnt at the University of Honolulu, who was killed In Automobile accident sometime Dr. Matthew Dogan. president, of Wiley University, and his three daughters.

Miss Clara Dogan. Miss Blanche Dogan and Mrs. Lucille Tyesr, spent the past tsn days vlsiu Ing in Chicago. They attended the graduation exercises at Northwestern University, where Matthew Dogan. received the degree of doctor of jurisprudence.

The Dogans wsre the housegussts of Dr. end Mrs. Cherlss Myers of Vlncenn.es avenue, and were highly When It Blows in IVlinnesota, It Blovra A tnn It deatal ash who, wtsm sjg tlun" The tCy piece ist here are aeCsisx tnere thasi what essos wa Ua hosae of SXayev aV Csmiea 'ejf Saav Cah, SSasv LttUe breessj leak fim trm u4 rsiae4 fltttttt erartt el pTtpsrty. A perp hit Umt baUsah, rhkh wne rtyped frssn tte saes lags aa4 pOeel set what reef FIRST LAWYER EIGHTY SEVEN CINCINNATI. June 2d (ANP) Undoubtedly, the Hon, John P.

Green of Cleveland la the dean of all Negro lawysrs. In age he Is with 10 Jsars of legal activity behind him. Is practice dates from Sept 20, XI70; he has bssn a wonderful fores for bsttsrmsnt In his stsXe of Ohio, and In Cleveland, where he has resided for 71 ysars. "Senator" Green when In the house of the General Assembly ths sseond time. In 180, drew and secured the Eessage of the bill making Labor ay a legal holiday.

Frequently he was the guest of the labor organisations In this city on the holiday, riding In the carriage at the head of the procession with the highest officials of the order and serving as principal speaker at the labor banquet Nlns ysars justice of the peace of Cleveland township; four ysars msmbsr of General Asssmbly In ths House; two ysars msmbsr of stats Senate; nine years with McKlnley and Roosevelt as U. 8. postage stamp agsnt at Washington It months acting superintendent of Poetofflcee Department Washington; mst ana blssssd by Plus X. Pope of Romet entertained two hours by ths Lord Bishop of London. For amusement he haa just finished translating into English from ths original French Cicero st Ssa Amis Etude Sur La Sociste Romaics Du Tsmps Do Caesar Par Baston Bolsslsu.

S. BROWNSVILLE, FA. Most Worshipful Hiram Grand Lodge A. F. A A.

M. of ths state of Pennsylvania, and Masonlo jurisdiction, hsld their thirtieth anniversary sermon at the Plata Theater last Sunday. Officials from Pittsburgh and vicinity attsndsd. Rsv. Gso.

W. Klncads preached. Mueie was furnished by ths Union Baptist Quartet of Orient and ths Mt. Zlon A. M.

S. Intermediate Choir of South Brownsville. Dr. and Mrs. C.

A. Lanon. Miss Loulss Jones and Mr. Andrew Nap per nave returned home from Philadelphia, where Dr. Lanon attended the tSete Medical Convention.

Mr. Martha L. Wsbstsr of Pittsburgh accompanied them on their trio. Mrs. Webstsr remained la ths Quaker City for aa Indefinite stay.

"hlle In Philadelphia they wers ths guests oi or. ana Mrs. w. B. Carter and Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Stswart Ths banquet for the graduates ot South Brownsville High School was well attended and. the banquet was given under the auspices of ths alumni of South Brownsvllls High School.

The graduates present were: Misses Emma Louise Jones. Larcsna Pugh. Ruth Hill and Miss Lola Thompson, who was unabls to be present miss Francis Johns, who under went an operation In Brownsville General Hospital, has recovered and will return to her home on Bank street where ehe is convalescing. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.

Ths big circus tent Is up en ths lot at 521 Erie avenue and we are ready for openlnsr the Waatm Km York Chautauqua and Musical Fee uvai. sunaay. June 29, at p. Rev. J.

W. Welch, pastor ot Tus carora Indian Church, will dsiir.f Gospel message and will be accom panied oy tho Indian choir, la directed by Mrs. Joeeoh Wood. Monday night June SO. at 1:15, Mrs.

W. H. Horner of Buffalo wui curoci a cast of IT Buffalo artists In the greatest musical svent ever hsld la this elty. Tuesday night July a eomedy play, Ths Old District School. wlU be ths attraction.

Wedaeeday and Thuriday nights there will he programa under the big tent Friday. July there will be a big picnic and muele will he furnished by the U. N. I. A.

brass band of Buffalo. Tho nlcnlo will continue aU day and night and a big barbecue dinner will served. At p. jn. Attorney C.

M. Maloney and Hon. Z. A. Alexander, editor of the Progree ths cltlsens of New York under ths big tsnt sntsrtalnsd by former studsnts of Wiley University.

Ths Dogsn girls wsrs Us guests of honor at a large dancing party glvsn by Mrs. Nslsoa Woodley and Mies Doris Boewen, which was attended by all of Ue membere of Ue younger social set The Dogans left Chicago by motor and win tour Urough Canada before returning to Uelr home In Texas. Mrs. Robarta Williams Arnold, daughtsr of Bishop R. e.

Williams of Augusta. Oa la spending a few weeke In Ue Windy City aa ths houseguest ot Miss Annie Maude James and her moUer. of oil! South Michigan Avenue "The Gsr NortheAsterns Storm New York Even Julius Caesar hid no thin on thm cav Hm erners complete conqueit of sophlgUcated New Ytokl Quite the newest and swundeit ia strictly socUl dubs. Is ie sectional club, organized Saturd.iv ftrnnnn. Tn.

91 the home of Beatrice Roberts, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, 233 W. 139th street, and which made its successful uvoufc vn iuis rrsning at an wtra smart party, again at the hoeoltahle Robertsee. Rose tinted, ellk taoestried walls and subdued llghU were1 ths chief decorative echeme, forming such an lasu Background for the loveliest of pastsl frocks dlsplsysd by "Ths Oav Northsastsrnsrs" In receiving their guests.

Appealing for its oualntness. how svsr. as wsU as striking because It dared to be black, was ths taffeta worn by ths president Agatha Scott of New Haven, Conn. LA Verne Gregory of Washington, the attractive vies oreeldent iltetid white lsxs. with jacket of wrist length sleeves.

Ths treasurer and drsamv vad young hostess. Bsatrlce Roberta, decided that peach chiffon In dscolle tage would drape her slim form. while the accomplished Marlon Turner of Philadelphia wore flowered chiffon. Among ths members: Harrlst Pickens, la white chiffon with a most effeotlvs boyish bob, captured mora nonors. uus lima as a very graceful Jans Bolla.

la a flowered creation, was not exactly thinking of her law books; ths prstty Osnsvlsve Francis, Xurn Blackburn, Edith and Vlvlenne. two others of ths Nsw Havsn Scott sisters, who chess rsd la tones beet suited to their respsctlvs types Edith Is bru netts and Vlvlenne a blonde; Louis oypnax in pi nit lace, which eet off a pair of gray syss to advantage; Phyllis Tsylor, Xona Johnston. Lata Warrick, Hslsa Emery (la blue chiffon, cleverly choeeo for a pair of very dark eyes); Lucille Walton, Fer Wood, Helea Jones and Yo haunes Sellers each looked Inexpressibly swsst Among ths guests wers Jean Loulss Simon of Brooklyn, la salmon, satin beck crepe Bus Pollard, Tusksgss; "Jimmy" Baswsll of Atlanta, nlses of ths lets Dr. BrasweU of.AUentlo City; Doric Barnes, Maris Mabood, Muriel XsUog. la a Frsnehy blue organdie; Marjory Hopkins and her mother, gueets of Mrs.

Beesys Bearden. aad Us Moss ley brothers, ths MeNlchols brothers. Dr. Randolph. Dr.

Allen. Malcom Johnston, Fred Beetman, Clarence Hawkins, of Philadelphia. Guess what If may interrupt myself at this point Ches Washington Is la towa snd Is doing my It Is a typing for ms: so the column Is being written In "collaboration," as were, with the sports writer, who hers covering some baseball game or other. But to return to social news, others prsssnt were Cur ley Monte re, William Pickens Jr, Burke Home. Monroe Dowllag.

who is with the Dunbar Bank this summer; Jutton Ferguson, Remsrle Bearden aad Ralph Vaughn, young Architect from Washington. 1 Certainly, there were others! Bat since am dictating this, just bit hexlted and can't reeaU any morel By the way, Maniac Eckstein of Pittsburgh looked perfectly etuaalng at ths meeting, wearing purple chiffon with suppers to match. "Max" teaches la Washington, D. The group plans to meet today (Sunday) to poee (for nick nacks, er um ah, photo, we mean). Aad from there ea to Xoaa Johnston's houss In Brooklyn just "Ths Gay Northerners." The club list so far Includes Xurn Blackburn, Washington; Jane Boils, Poughkeepelet Kathery Bralth walthe.

Arlington, Mercedes Brooks, Flushing. TttA Bur welt Baltimore; Edith Cardoaa, Baltimore; Bernlcs Dutrtsullls, Philadelphia; Dorothy Fleming, Mew Ha vea; Maxino Eckstein, Pittsburgh; Kathsryn George, Washington: La Verne Gregory, Washington: Ethel Harris, Nsw York; loaa Johnston, Brooklya: Kathsryn MeCrackea, New Haven; Constance Murphy. Baltimore; Susanna Payne, Washlagtoa; Harrietts Pickens, Brooklya; Beatrice Roberta, New York: Agatha Scott Edith Scott Vivian Scott New Haven; Yehaanea SsUsri, Brooklyn; Elisabeth Syphex aad Louise Syphax, both of Washlagtoa; Phyllis Tsylor end Marlon Turner. Philadelphia; Dorothy Valentine. Borden town; Lee Waller.

Springfield. Lela Warrick. Philadelphia; Lucille Walton, Magnolia, N. J.i Peggy WUUston, Washington. D.

and Peggy Wood, Atlantlo City. Next meeting scheduled fqr fall la Washington. Among some of ths notes received from my home towa (you know I can't slight them any longer, although It has never been Intentional at any time) is ens telling us of Us NEWARK, J. Among Ue many young high school graduatee of New Jersey for 190 is Us brilliant niece of Mrs. George J.

Cross, of 81 Brunswick street Newark, N. J. Miss RuU EsUer Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Davis, of Allenhurst N.

J. This young girl was graduated from Us Asbury Park, N. high school, with Ue close of 19S0. last wsek. Mrs.

Cross attended the graduation sxsr clses. and has had Miss Davis aa guest la her home here elnoa Ue commencement where Ue friende of her childhood have made It pleasaat for hsr. A most distinctive phase of Us work ot Ue Greeh Cross Nurss Association work was brought out last Thursday night undsr Ue cheerful surroundings of. Us rooms of this center of social and uplift at 173 South Orange avenue, Newark. It was ths graduating from Us nursing department ot eight practical nurses.

Ths following mads up this class: Mrs. Fred Clerk. Mrs. Alice Chapman, president of Us class: Mrs. Willis Washington, Mrs.

L. A. SpruL Mrs. Gladys Coleman. Mrs.

Dorothy Reed. Mrs. Laura Schofleld. aad Mrs. Maris Msntsr.

Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Chapman led Uelr class for the year's work. Ths faithful Instructors of Uls fine class wers Mrs. Thsresa Carter.

Dr. Eveline Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fitner. Dr.

La Roy Baxter wae Introduced aa mas tsr of ceremonies. Several musical numbers wsre rendered, and Ue address to Us class delivered by Dr. Kinney of Kinney Memorial Hospital. The Wilberforce University Alumni Club of New York and New Jersey arranged to sponsor a moving picture show aad program at Bethel A. M.

E. JCfcUrch, JNw. York. Wednesday night June 23th. at P.

M. Ths thems of Us picture Is "AH for Cash." Ths publlo and aU college dubs are cordially Invited. Ws are esoealany calling Us attention of Ue Wtlber rorceans In New Jersey to join la Uls contribution ths WUberforceans wlU make la Uls effort SOUTH BOSTON, VA. Mrs. Sarah Hughee departed Uls life at her homo here after a long Ulnesa.

Funeral oervUee ware held from the First Baptist Church sm isst Mrs. Joe Medley departed Uls Bfe at ber home last Sunday alxht Hsr deaU came as a shock to her aaany menaa, nor eaugnier, wae nae yoat returned to Nsw York a fsw weens ago, was called home for Ue funeral eervlee. Her sons wore also called home. Funeral aerrtoeo wore held from ths Presbyterlaa Church wm last mursoay. Mrs.

Ada Chavious naderweat aa operatloa at the local hospital last wit a. Mrs. sessis Psalck was ceil homo oa account of Ue Ulaees of oer mointr. Mrs. A.

Xsadrieks. Mrs. liary nsto, nor. xasex Medley. M.

began, sirs. Anna iiagiand. Dr. 2. J.

McOuffin attended Ue Grand Lodge of X. of P. la Martlasmis last week. Dr. Jaa.

Mason attended the cneeiiag. P. McCowas aad Bud Calema motored to Lynchburg last week to attead Ue meeting of Ue YlrglnlA State Baptist convention. Mrs. Ophelia Stephen.

Mrs. Ada fhu.7l Karrteos on ia aica use torpouA bridge eluh aad outlag held at Poouasalax Tim t. Neighborhood Qab, Suaday, June 1. Croo.net muste aad sards wero chief suures of the day Asi snu aaa nosuaaee were QTipnyit. praddsat of Ue club; Edith Oweaa, secretary; Mrs.

Ernestine A thins, treasurer; Agnes NSWSAAA, Hsanr Sharaaa. Warren, Robert Bprlgga aad Ray Among those ereaeat wara Tir. aaS Mrs. can Baasnstt. Ue Robert Deans of Wast Cheats r.

Ue Doug mtmm mwim, M9 VASXSAOe) ft St US hams. Ue CecU Jeynern, Ue Leak iuMuMOm, Mr. aaa Mrs. A. WUUasas aad Mr.

aad Mra. Xsnr Wcstiu Maiavare Cooper, a race Ask, Erase tlae Oould. Rose Stytsa, Uaael Ws sea, Jeaale Deaae, Thesaaa Warraa, nsu Hoimse Robert Clark, War nsr nuseea aaa joa BiakaUy. liaoolala Camn (Pooueaalaa Xanl Ahout the most suitable spot for cards aad cpea Jr catertaUnmoat ot wuaa we can toast Aad Mrs, mwwm Hinui stoareee. Another note earn as front Ua presldeat of Ue Wioiam Pean Qvie aaa educational Cub, Mrs.

Loan reai uoreea, laxermiag us of stm uas zsie naia aa tna laara the Business Mea's Cub la Oermaa town. Mrs. oordos must alaae us among ue aaoet of mltteo ohAlrmaa. But atvsr mjnd. wm wiu nui good ysu we are suu trylasr raaefia oureelf, after aavtag rolrtit Te Old Time gpaSUg Beef.

'Cause we eort of pride oureelf upoa ta test vaa uu 10 eae or our Mag tuiu. xae Affair eertaiaiy must have boea a eooceee. Why, eve a old Sol aiiied his fsvor upon Usee from p. m. unui 10, Thooo naiptnx to eartasar nnigue endeavor were Mrs.

Charlotte d. amiia, acre, MsarutU Mousee rone. Mrs. XXslen Duckett Mrs. Hat ue tfucnaeea, Mrs.

Easts Boewan. Mrs. Carrie Miller. Mrs. Ida Wright sara.

Mamie neve Mrs. Sails M. Alaxaadsr. Mrs. M.

M. Dorstsr. Mrs. LotUe Howard, MUs Basel Baskar TV sumsmiie FaiaUerer. Mrs, Daisy Berry.

Mrs Jaswahtaa bsr and Mrs. vie uuim Oa, we should tall vatti luncheon Ui oUer aftsrneoa witn Devaurice Meeea, He a former PhUadslpalaa, yea know, now nteh lag good Nsw Torn, AtUailag vraaajs aw aaoe aunuag la us Offices ct Attorasy Alaa BlarU aaa brother, and eeptalaiag Ue Hewttser rr cr wa 9m Xnfaatry, Mr. IpauldJag of North Care Uaa Mutual fasao aad fartsaa In town last weak (er. raUsr, Uls wacs. suaee we are eua writing wa fiiHiu, Billy Raadalah.

formerly laatraa. tor Virginia, aow fetiowesip student Wsstern Raserve UaJvaraitr. wlU bo fa towa XNew York) Msaday eyaM vao sasamer Aatasr nv work," on hie brother, Dr, Jsaa Xa. aotna taan a earn trosn BlUy) ta era aa. Aaao Small, la ptak potat d'esprlt naakeo Ue tneeVaAetahl od bridaa nuldsi Aa awfafiy sesjy wo n'nil aaawg Mm ouoy, wao was aauag Saw Jean Jashlsosi of WlUaUgtaa.

ruaUo ShmveA aad has sirUrT Vra. Lottie Tyler, etrotiiag up "Ua avo im yaatoraay axianoom. poet uey ware osaian at a wataa we un taa alah mM imm 1 Who would object 'U VaUg U2. It With It cms aoaUha aaWi 71 rtirtig aacreury. Bbaia a MUST OS its.

Rabble Johasom la aaothsr of New nue ssuaseo). Pshawl we had hoped wlad Uii with oocae preuy cm oadlag. mm mm mmm WKUaf lO ISJIO LBiS eepT wiu hiss, ws shall hava aail It a eolusan and cult Jast Lxa Uist foaslas. dshllal No there vAsnt Ue party la Rraaxr. s.

oht Tho one at MaUa Drxry. apart. wT aaa en, just a aaiaute Te ne get a proath, BHJy doipas town, LodSo Walton aad BlU Paul are dlarag wiu nao nag woro ha via ins Ua miiat Oh. dear. Mr.

Widens o. Nana Is wuuag rsr uxs tee as tool ARRESTED FOR AMAULT OARYVTIJ.r. La. Juaa St ruren After a svrarroar haat wo in wag Arreeted on a charje of attempv ed assaait ea a white girl of the ooea Wt 9 far mMtmm mm rfWUTA AZ COUTfc mm 4 Protoot Raid By Nassau Dotoctives NXW TORE, Jun. ttat Uelr VsV avadad wiueut and thamselvas aad thlrVnl, subjected to i' nnsiaaueei lHegauy Uvea from Miaeoia JS' Acooapaaled by H.k.mV colored eltiaaaa of UmWf Ust Wedaeeday aiht ha Vti meeUag la Ueioa Bsnlst cT ea aJi.Ai fin.

avaaue, sutee that TrtxiC Turaer 'At lu aati.aal eight saomhero breach atuaded ta. seecuag of soo uL poreeee to tha of uelr hesaso and per.S wa a.argraaea aad a uutt r. local Republleaa else. coMred pooiio jeuaty dsteeuve. beusoe, pulUag bed tt 2 slsepere aad erderiag a trlZl i made to tdeatifr aas pr waa HeBAS, iawe uecouaty detsuee aaa ku7 The alleged occasion wers looking for a ease m12 nuiod eomeoae la Ns Jtnrt' ailagad slarer was at officers.

AUBURN, N. V. Friende of Miss Uarr glad to kasw she Is eb.a aM egaia. Mr. Higglas.

Guy oT seph Chapla. Jeha Ccp, PtLiilZ ardsoa, Matoa Rkharazaa. Poet TlmoUy Chaai Kardy eaag at Ue Deiaaara aaxZ wauren, nyracuae. N. nuaiayTgi aad Mra.

Joaee. Kansas KasI speadlag Us summer JtxiuZ Jonss' parents. Mr. aad lira. Wm Dorsey.

The WiUleg Werktre kekt a pUAlo at Mrs. Shorters i msr hems at Seanett The UUcy aeb are going to hold aa eau Uelr haadlcrafts, aad Ue LRara, Qeh a hike for Ut cloasrg season. Ray. aad Mrs. v.

Ada Wlaslow aad Miss t. UP Are attending ceafertace at iax. x. Mrs. Cmcyn Ua a hoi dag roast at her hosM ac day.

Mr. aad Mra. JaM Lovlt Chaffla aad Margaret Bnsaa rpaaj auasay la nrracuae. T. oa trtcads, Mr.

aad Mrs. WCarS im and Mr. Jeha Smith were eauru at diaaer by Mr. aad Mra I 4 WISlams ot Syracuse. N.

T. Jzu The oeagrsgatloa and iva m. noeUl Ue return of Rev. aai Kalaac Tho church to ittt? rapidly nader their kUttDun Um Oraee Fletcher has rcturnes is Csa BKUSUt rrmwBUBd.vA Mrs. Kattle Jeaee of CIS Vlrfts avsaus, and Uttte daughter.

Ivs Lee. stent last week eas ta K. vialUng relatlvee aad tneaav Wtoe ZTOrls via remala far Ue sss mer. Miss Elaera Masoa. tuV of Mr.

aad Mra. Richard Uue ef US Psgraa street aad Mr. star Jsaee ef Richmond. Va. vtre txai In marriage Juae 3d.

Mr. Jees a ftraman for Ue A. L. Xtsrmt Thsy art speadlag Uelr hesrrasse In Tampa. Fla.

Mr. Garvnce Is now employed by Ue loutasre Insurance Company. Mr sad Richard Boyd ef CevaUat Cfca, speat Ue week cad here es Us rest of Mr. Reavee ef Old etreet Tbsj left last Saturday for TtzUCj and sther aearby clUee. Messn.

Reaves, WDi Stakes aad Jts E3 metoredV to D. ket Suaday to attead Ue game hemai Ua Chisago Whits Sex aai the alere. Thsy wire prveeat at Os Oodfrty Caraera sght at Tizxt XhlA. IXWaSBUBfi. W.

VA. Mr. aad Mra. Leas Gariscr sal Mr. Xeary Rabtason of OW vtstted Ueir reUtlvM ead tnoh hero Suaday.

The Eswerta Lw readared a spleaeld pregreja at he Baptist Charch Suaday. The P. 13. wQ reader a pTagrasa at A Methodist Church next woes, Ds Cenearungy Ouh met at Ue hone st hOee Ada Johasoa oa Friday com discuss the exhibu be rws Ue Covaty Fair Aagvt Ka ward mUrrr of Lea W. Ta, the gueet prMlse MCdred Bess day.

Mr. aad Mrs. Mat XXer he rotsrnod home. Those on Oe lied are Mrs. Faaals ftralss, Aaiie Xaagerfleld aad Mr.

J. Ls a saara feu wta so sarday alght by Mlae SaXle aad Miss Joels Great pa The Uaion Baptist Suassy opoaed at Ue usual hoar vuh Srf laundent R. D. Flint la charra H. Colvln preaahed at i And P.M.

Prayer mteUhbet every Wedaosdsy at P.M. a W. Theoepeoa aad cbatr ef FT KaatlMt Uommui. n2 sW dast oervlaaa at L'aJoa Church Suaday. Juas of Oamdsa.

N. f2 Isnna, Is vtsrOBg reti Fuher fnrnmrnV mmTm frUads. Mrs. Fred Myers irl week end la Brewnsvtne. fs Jseeph Ftetcber, Sr, is vurjtg Wins a ester, Vi.

CjXAIBTOX.FA Mrs. EsUer Good la est Ue LAdise Aid Sodsty at J2 of Mrs. W. E. Maaigealt ef VJ street last Tnseday at I tX Pew Rally, uadrr Ue euspiwe ef LAdise.

Aid, last Suaday es at sues eae. Rev. fagla of E. rrsn preached. Mrs.

Uo rf Xama Joeia. tirfl Miss Aagellae M. Grant etts? rummer school at XasUtuts. W. uu ruassA nn.