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If1" ii 1 1 I A 111 a TSy EDITH SPURLOCK SAMPSON "X'TU i r'. I.at Day la Idlewlld And still' they linger on in Idl wild. Every day folks arrived, both 'P by train by motor. From Chl ago cam Leslie Freeman, Mack Wolr, Mr and Mrs. Charles Mr.

and' Mrs. D. P. J. French, Mrs.

Alfred Hampton, Mr. B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tay Aor.

Mr. and Mra Caldwell Watklns, Mrs. Madeline Evans, Mrs. Carrie Warner. Mr.

and Mrs. Miles Griffin. Mr and Mrs. Henry Lumpklns. Dr.

Ida Nelson, tr. and Mrs. W. Cameron. Dr.

William Hill, Mrs. LeRoy Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, Dr.

and Mrs. Bert Anderson and children. From other cities we find such prominent people as Miss Phyllis Johnson, Miss Rose Johnson and Mrs. Rose Wise of Detroit, Miss Alice and Miss Lillian Cbllds of Rich mond, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Austin i of New York City; Mr. Bruce Brown of Detroit: Mrs. W. P. Poole and Mrs.

'V Ida C. Buchanan of Pittsburgh: Dr. and Mrs. Harmon Wilson of Colum. bus: Mr.

and Mrs. Wilkes Jordan of Detroit; Dr. H. Phiian of Cleveland: Misses Marguerite and Ethel Wllker ton of St. tiouls.

Miss Dade Bates of Chllllcothe, Mrs. EJ. Kw i of Vlcksburg. Mf. Jesse O.

Thomas of Atlanta, Ga; Mr. Ivan Harper of Peoria, 111.: Miss Alice Mundy of Baltimore, Md, and scores ox others. Mr. ul Hn. Washlastea 'Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Washington and Mrs. ChsTles Jackson drove up to i Idlewlld to spend the week end and brought with them as their guest Miss Thyra J. Edwards of Gary, Ind. 1 The entire party left here Monday for the summer home of the Wash 'it' tngtons.

"Charlane." nar Whitehall. 'Mich. They will rest for several weeks. They tell me the Washlng t6ns new summer home Is by far one of the most beautiful In Mlchl )': gad. When they return to Chicago, I'll endeavor to have them tell me all about It and I'll attempt to de 7:..

scribe it to you. Mrs, Wallace'a Braeb Party J'f Mra Dan Wallace of Chicago gave a very wonderful beach party for 100 guests on last Tuesday afternoon ou the beach In front of. her home, "Wildwood Terrace." In Idlewlld. The guests were royally entertained by the hostess's niece, Miss Angle Wil son. who sang, played, and danced.

The following guests were present: 'From Detroit, Miss Mamie Mclntlre, Miss Alice Raynee. Miss Beatrice Fleming. Mr. Romaine Johns, A. L.

Thomas. J. T. Collins; from Chicago. Mrs.

Ines Dickerson, Mrs. Ion Trice, Mrs. Edrene Glllenple. Mrs. Mary Wtl ton.

Mrs. Katie Simmons, Mrs. Angle Buford. Miss Leona Dennison. Mrs.

Clara Price. Mrs. Elnora Franklin, Mrs. Mayme Wilkerson. Miss Marie Martin.

Miss Lucille Cook. Mrs. Davenport. Mr. Charles Settles, Mr.

Porter Smith. Mr. Leslie Freeman. Mr. Max Woosley, Mr.

Sharter, Mr. Sam Fielding. M. J. P.

Mergan, Mr. W. Stoball: Mrs. Aleta Weaver of lronton. Mrs.

Douglas McKlnley of Cincinnati, Mrs. Wilkes Jordon. Springfield, Miss Dode Bates of Chllllcothe, Miss Laura Bell Wilkerson of Su Louis. Eagles Kest On the far end of Lake Idlewlld is resort called "Kagles NVst." prlginally the spot was occupied as a residence owned by Mrs. Rose Wise, iin artist of Detroit.

Now it is the moat popular "Nlte Club" here and have only one criticism to offer on the place, and that is that it Is too small. Night after nlht hundreds I ars turned away and nulTtr much dis. appointment. For in Eagles' Nest we tnf BMt versatile entertainer. lf1M.y Ward'; of Chicago, and he is i the last word.

They come from near to hr Paul Ash should hear him and If he did, the young man would be "made" over utght. Eagles' Nest specializes In BnnuT.OIIK(SIKIAM, AILA, By KITTY Get. hta eIasaa I iasaa It will a earrlr aver fr Alderman and Mrs. A. B.

Whltlock of Gary. arrived In the city by motor with tnelr three children and ts of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Diftay, parents of Mrs. Whlt Jock. Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Johnson of Lawn street le.ft In their new car for a motor trip to points In Ohio. They plan to spend several weeks away. Mr. and Mrs.

L. L. Gaillalrd of Charles street have as their house guests Misses Louise and Marie Gail of Chicago. HU Jula Johnson. attractive daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. J. C. Johnson, is home on a short visit with her parents. She is a student In Enale wood High School.

III. Smith and daughter. Miss Wilms Hall, of Oasden, Ala. spent several days In th ecity on business. Thelma Taylor Is home from a of two years.

he finished a course In designing, fche popular as ever and the 1 sub deb set is truly proving It with the many social affairs given in her bonor. .1 Mrs. T. C. Windham of Eighth ave nue Is visiting her relatives at pu laskl, Tfnn.

Mr. Albert Fisher Is home from the Eaat to spend some time Svith his wRev Mr Ktsher and Mrs. Fisher. E. Bolen of West Highlands nas as her house ruest Dr.

and Mrs Downer of Knoxvllle. Tenn. 4 Lovely Alyce McCarroll of High street had as her dinner guest on Clara 's Country Resort Pleasure Health Farm Ideal place to spend a day, a week end or several weeks In the cool, calm country. Nice motor trip. Easily reached by train.

For Particulars Write Miss Clara Phillips R. F. D. 4, New Cumberland, W. Va.

Wew CwWrid 10F11 Writ mr Paa f.r Reaervatleas "THE ALPINE" OPEN DAY AJSO NIGHT Fairfax 61SO lloane Llk. Xrrvlr f. ROOMS FOR TOURISTS AND VISITORS 116 Carrington St, North Side Pittsburgh. Pa. City Hall Take Trolley or Alplee Aveaa XISS SoaiK BARSJOCR.

Preprleter RATES REAiOXABLE fried chicken and fresh flsh. They give you plenty of pleasure. The 'Nest opens at IS midnight and closes when the folks leave. Mrs. Pays Mrs.

Gontales Motts reported when she came up to Idlewlld last 8unday that she had just been to Cleveland to the house party given by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ogden Payne in their new home in Cleveland. There' were many other guests from the East, among whom were Mr. and Mrs.

Hob son Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. George Dean of Philadelphia and Dr. and Mrs. Frank Cherry of Pittsburgh.

Many of Mrs. Payne's guests were entertained by various Cleveland folk. Mrs. Payne left Idlewlld after a few days rest for Chicago, where she will visit Mrs. Motts.

Mr. Edwards' Gaest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edwards ranted a cottage at Idlewlld for several weeks and they had for a week at their guests Mr. and Mrs.

Caseiua Smith of Louisville. Ky. At Peat water Fifty two miles from Idlewlld, at Pen twater, there are a group of folk hunting rest, and they seem to be really finding it. The group la composed of Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Scott, the latter the renowned artist. Mr. Scott is spending most of his time painting. Still others are Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Rutherford. Mrs. Beatrice King. Miss M.

Crawford. Mr. William aT. snes and Father Brown. The Aaatlaa Here Mr.

and Mrs. B. Austin of New York City are here visiting their relatives, the Louis B. Andersons. They enloy Idlewlld and plan to stay a week.

They will visit In Cleveland. with Dr. and Mrs. N. Christopher and in Pittsburgh with the Stantons and the Reeds.

Dr. Edwards One of the most popular men In the resort, was Dr. William Edwards, prominent dentist of Pittsburgh. He drove up, en route to Canada, whvie he plans to spend the rest of his vacation. 1 Mrs.

Johaaoa'a Party Mrs. Violet Johnson gave a party on Saturday afternoon for 16 ladies. All came in attractive negligees and pajamas. Cards were played and prises awarded to Mrs. H.

McUruder and Mrs. Mayme Newby. Cn sucy and beverages were served. Among the guests were Mrs. Sol Shields, Mrs.

H. McUruder. Mrs. B. Newby.

Mra. J. Bryant. Mrs. Ina White.

Mrs. Inez Dickerson, Mrs. lone Trice, Mis. H1 Wallace. Mrs.

H. Pettlford and others. The Wllkeraons and Miss Ethel Wilkerson of St. Louis, who have pent a fortnight in idlewlld, left on Saturday and will spend several duys th fuests of Mrs. W.

Ellis Stewart. Mr. George McCoo Hostess to Friends One of the most unique affairs of last week was the dinner party ffiven Thursdav aftrr iuSusk 2,9, by Mrs. George McCoo, at her oeauwiui nome, 384Z Calumet avenue. The guests of honor were Mrs.

Cleo Nelms Williams, of Birmingham, Misses Clara L. Hamilton, Fannie L. Nelms and Murrille Garner of Monteoinerv. Ala Aside from the out of town guests i.jks jouowing persons were present: Mesdames Mabel L. BufRns, Ethel btarks and Edna C.

Adams. TRERami. la Wfr la afr Friday the Beat week. raa BM88. 'he Misses Henrlc.

Anna and Evlyn Echols. Others sharing Misses Aldenl Windham. J. DlfTay. Geneva and Mari Bfoushton.

Madlyne Harris, Hasle Butler. Miles. Mrs. Jack Burns and Mr. Leon McCarroll.

The Twentieth Century Club held its opening meeting Tuesday at the of Mr A. Hudson in Eleventh avenue. Business featured th meeting and final plana for the bli Box evu Masonic Temple early in September Jiceta ar? beini aold lu large numbers. rePurnS Pronfc. 5l.5.?K OTtV ythi.h: 'uprem Mr.

W. Driver, Harrison McKin ney and Dr C. F. Nail arrived home from New York City after attending th convention of Elks. Mrs.

E. W. Taggart of Thomas street was a pleasing hostess Thursday morning, when she invited some .5 friends to meet Mrs. Dunning of Eldorado. sister of Dr.

M. G. i.5IuCl.Us hundred was featured. Six tables were used for the players, lively prises wer awarded by Mrs. McCall to the honor guest ar, to Miss Cora Hughes or Chlcsgo, lih charming visitor; to Mrs.

Cleo Nelms Williams, highest score for matrons: to Miss Carrie Clarke, highest score for young ladies. A delicious salad plate with an orange 15 wa3. eeryed. Young Miss Jaunita Taggart. adopted daughter, assisted tne hostess.

A Brdford. undertaker, left Sunday for a stay of two, weeks at N.ow Clty Later he plans to L. for several days! Ir Jordon of West Highland week nd guest Mr. Walter Hendricks, of Meridian. Miss.

Mrs. J. J. Riles and daughter. Edna, are spending several weeks as the guest of relatives at Columbus Gsl iN.wt,ceMi,Mlnnla For was not In the party of friends who were ie ously injured about two weeks ago.

inJuTed.1 Annle Baker tchr. was Out Of Toyp Society KANSAS CITY. MO. Dr. Maurice Randolph of Pittsburgh shared honors with Misses Hatel Brown and Dorothy Willard of Kansas City, Addene Maxwell and Edna Gaither of Cincinnati, and Mr.

Kermit Phelps of St. Louis at a French card breakfast, to which Elbridge Floyd Martin was host. The guests included the Misses Vivian Washington and Vennetta Smith of Paris, Fay Richardson Slaughter, Leonetta Washington, Oneida Woods, Mrs. Juanita Harmon, Mrs. Mollie Poque; Messrs.

George Tucker, Leon Woods, Ivan Seals, Omaha; Lewis Scales, James Everett: Thnma n. blunt, James Roberts. PRINCIPAL 1 1 MISS MARIAN E. BROWN HARRISBURG. Sr 1 Miss Marian Elizabeth Brown was recently appointed principal of the Wickersham School of Harrisburg, Pa.

Miss Brown is one of the youngest principals in the citv and is the first colored woman to be hon ored in this manner. She is a graduate of Shippens bur Normal School of Shippens burg, Pa and has studied at Chicago University. Butler CoUec e. In. ji tt uuuia, umversuy oi Pennsylvania and Susquehanna University.

Miss Brown is a member of one of the oldest colored families of Ha: iwburg and has a wide circle of relatives and friends from coast to coast. Her mother is Clara Gladman Brown, teacher of Domestic Science at the Colored Girls' Industrial School of Wilmington, Dela. Mrs. Brown was one of the Virginia Gladmans. Miss Brown is also the granddaughter of Mrs.

C. M. Brown of Harrisburg, the niece of Mrs. E. Duval Colley of Cincinnati and Mr.

Howard D. Brown, Grand Master of Masons in the state of Washington. She is the sister of Mrs. Verner Mundy of, Paducah, and Mrs. L.

A. Taylor, of Philadelphia. She is the cousin of Mr. Richard S. Brown, of Los Angeles, CalM and the Misses Ida and Emilie Brown, of Seattle, and Philadelphia.

Miss Barbee Weds I In Shanghai SHANGHAI. China. Snt. 1 TLe culmination of a delightful ro i mance took place here when John L. Waller, of Manila, Philippine Is ianas ana JNew xork tjity married Miss Mary Barbee, of Kansas City a popular school teacher.

These splendid people were the principle characters in a "true love story," "Romance of a Lost Heel," by Na hum D. Brascher. Miss Barbee came here from America alone and met Waller, and uiey were immediately married ty Justice Milton D. Jurdy, of the U. 5.

Court in China. They were the first Colored Americans to be married in the Court. The happy couple were showered with congratulations and were entertained by many groups of friends with banquets, theater parties and sight seeing tours. The Wallers stopped at the Plaza Hotel, and were entertained by a Negro orchestra, directed by Jacki Cartpy nf rhi.ffn lrZL ChlcaK' Valada bnow, entertainer. The bri dal couple left here for Hong Kong A 1 veiiwjn, una jmanua, wnere air.

waller is warrant officer for the War Department. They will remain in Manila two years, when Mr. Waller is to be retired from service, and they will then make a tour of the world before arriving in America. Miss Ridley Weds Attorney Heslip BOSTON, Sept. 1.

Miss Constance Josephine Ridley, head resident at the Robert Gould Shaw House, was married to Atty. Jesse Solomon Heslip of Toledo, at high noon Wednesday. The ceremony, which "was private, was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Thomas cousins of the bride, 168 Walnut avenue, Roxbury.

Bev. Sidney Lov ett, president of the Shaw House Council and pastor of Mt Vernon Congregational Church, was the officiating clergyman. Mrs. Heslip is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ulysses A. Ridley and granddaughter of the late Judge and Mrs. George L. Ruffin. Judge Ruffin was the first Negro graduate from the Harvard Law school, finishing in the class of 1869; at the time of his death: in 1886 and several years preceding, he was Judge of the Municipal Court, Charleston.

Mass. Mrs. Heslip attended Sinv mons College. Mr. Heslip is, an alumnus of Howard University, Washington, D.

class of 1917 and a graduate of the Harvard Law school, class of 1922. He is practicing successfully in Toledo, Mrs. Alberts Dillard. of Frsnrls JTl' 'turned home after PeMina: a pleasant vacat'on in Mar tmlure. tv ik.

v.n,. r. of Mrs. Marie Hamilton Carter. of a C.

or at I a i KIpy YopEi CoGiiotly By YIOUL' WOODLTN JAMES "They came, they aaw. they con. quered" is a well worn expression. but la one which ouite fits the advant of the Elks' Convention which has Just closed in our Harlem. heard that, there would TlaiUng Elks, but as one walked the avenues and streets of upper Manhattan one was prone to think that the whole of Elkdora had come to say howdy to us.

as memoera or tne Arro Amari can group we are sometimes Beavy neartea ana wonder if it's as good being a member of another srronn which seems more favored, but when those men and women marched triumphantly down lem's boulevard Seventh avenue we. all of us. tinkled with Jot. and soma almost wept, for that pared was on more aemonstration to tn woria or other folks that we are as Ha as any other group which haa had centuries of wealth, culture and educational advantages. Mr.

and Mrs. Honaon Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. John Gattllng of Philadelphia were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. V.

W. James on St. Nicholas avenue Thursday evening. younsrest and most enternrlalna un dertakers and was delegate from the Quaker City lodge there. Judge and Edward W.

Henry, of Philadelphia, who were her to attend the Elks' convention, war entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mra. Sol Johnson at their horn n'Wst 130th street Wednesday evening. Mra Mercer Lewis, charming wrfe of Attorney Lewis of Philadelphia, spent last week in our city as guest of her sister in law. Mrs.

Batrlo Lewis, who is popular in music clrr cles in New' York. Mr. George Butler, well known business man. and Dr. Frank Bishop.

young dentist, both of the Quaker City, were noticed wearing Elk In slfrnia durinsr the convention. Mr. Joseoh H. James. and party friends motored to New York to represent Florida at the Elkr convention.

Mrs. Mildred Brown Breach of Wll Uaniabridge Is back in the city after lovely vacation spent in Vermont. Dr. and Mra Hamilton and Miss Mame H. Bowler of Washington.

D. are vlattin at toe home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Austin. Miss Catherine Johnson, manager tne itariem wrtgnt Ldorarv. is leaving this week for a fortnight at Baltimore, Washington and Highland tseacn. Harold Jackman and Counte Cul len are at Atlantic City until Labor Dav. Miss Vletta Willard.

teacher of mathematics at i'ollard High Schoo Beaumont. has returned home after completing a summer course at Columbia. Mrs. Maurice Randolph of Pittsburgh and daughter. Elizabeth, are In the eitv vlaltlna Mrs.

Randolph's son a. Dr. John and William. They are stopuuis; with Mr. I'au! Bonn.

lis 133d street, organist at St. Phillip's Church. Dr. BInga Diamond left the city Saturday for Hampton to attend the funeral or his uncle, tne lat ur. 11 liani Atkins.

Wednesday eveninr. Mr. and Mra Harry Miller entertained Dr. James Kennedy and wife. Miss A'Lella Wal ker.

with a cabaret party at the Nest. after which the party had breakfast I Venus Ragland of Birmingham at the the Venetian tea room. I Venetian Studio. Saturday evening Mra Bert Williams had the Chicago from 8 to 2. The tea room, which Is Club as her guests Tuesday to wit i one of the newest and most artistic ness the Elk parade from her Seventh I ally decorated In the city, was quit avenue windowa After the parade! the place for auch a party.

ILvs AanseBes Society By MARIE DOROTHY ROUT With ui almost over and school days approaching, many visitors to Southern Calfiornia are returning home or making plans to do so. Los Angeles has been the mecca for many vacationists this summer from all over the country and "Mr. and Mra Los Angeles" have been kept delightfully busy the psst three months entertaining their charming guests. Quite a number of farewell courtesies are still on the social calendar. Of special interest to Los Angeles society Is the te nnls tournament, which Is to be held in Oakland next month.

Southern California is to be ably represented on the courts by quite a few. Including Mra. Joe Urown, Miss. Juliet Harris. Oliver ackman and others.

Many Los An geles folk are planning on motoring up north or going by train to spnd the week end and attena tne tournament. One of the motoring parties is composed of Mra Marie Rout, Miss Myrtle Duncsn. Miss Portia Frullt. Miss A. De Lavallade.

Miss Pansy Harper and Mra Stella Cole. Some of the others who are planning on taking the trip are: Dr. Humphrey. Mrs. Nellie McClanahan.

Miss Ethel Asbury and Miss Elsie Green. Dr. S. S. Turner entertained Saturday evenina Aurust 10.

with a oiree do on her birthday aoni vergary In the beautiful garden of her home. Guests were surprised at the announcement of her marriage to Mr. 'Balls Edwards on May IS, 1937. at Santa Barbara. CaL Mrs.

Richard Brown of Juliet street was hostess Saturday at a charmingly appointed luncheon hon. oring Mra Elbridge H. Lee and Mra Benjamin Spikes, who ar leaving ioon for Europe. The Gaiety Score and guests enjoyed a theater party Saturday. August 13.

to see "American Born at the Morosco. Those present were: Ethel Asbury Reeves. Cornelia Henderson of Kansas City. Marlon Carter. Marion Robinson.

Iva Washington. Gwendolyn Lott. Fern Caldwell. Marjorie Vernon. Ella Matthews, Miriam Matthews and Mamie V.

White. Mra Juanita Edwards' sister. Mra Myrtle Simons, and mother, Mra De Laneville. opened their beautiful home and spacious grounds on Lincoln avenue. Pasadena, Sunday afternoon, August 21.

for a benefit tea for St. Phillips Episcopal Church. Los Angeles and Pasadena war well represented. Mr. and Mrs.

Van Clev Williams of 1749 New Hampshire celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday evenlojr. August XL Among the guest, wer many who had been present at their wedding and many interesting and pleasant reminiscences were exchanged. Many handsome presents of silver and silver money wer received. Mr. Charles Conners.

prominent mortician, left last week for the North to spend hla vacation at Crater Lake, Ore. Mrs. J. Barrett of Pasadena and Mrs. Jack Hoke of Los Angeles entertained recently with a theater party in honor of Mra L.

Sledge of Oakland, and Miss Vivian Bell of Phoenix. Mrs. Mary Kelsey of East S3d street also gave a theater party in honor of Mra. Sledge, who waa also entertained by Mrs. Ethel Thome a On last Friday evening the La Republics tea room served as a aetting for one of the outstanding social events of the season when th famous A.

B. u. V. T. Club entertained at dinner In honor of Mrs.

Lillian J. Craw and son. Floyd Covington. Dinner was served at o'clock, sharp. A solo was rendered by Mr.

Thomas Johnson, accompanied by his wife. Alma; a reading by Ada Ross and other musical and literary features filled the evening. Mrs. Sallt Richardson entrfalnd number of friends recently in honor airs. i eri infers.

Mra Marietta Webb and Mrs. Sadi Celea The 1st ah served her aruests an an lovable buffet luncheon. Mrs. Carrt Pays haa aa her hoos guests her mother and father. Mr.

and Mra Holmaa of Chicago. Mrs. Maa da Wala nr rt head of th Independent Order of St. liukb. ana aaugnter, Mrs.

Hatti Walker; also Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hays. Mr. Madison Jon and Dr.

0orr Whit were guest at th manv so cial affairs staged during Elk week. Mra. Walker and daughter left Saturday to Join th Walker family at Atlantic City. noticed Mrs. Mall Hall.

Mrs. Phvlla Baiter. Dr. and Mra. Flovd Wil li a.

Dr. Clay. Dr. W. Darla and Dr.

and Mra. James White. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Whit.

Mr. Frank Byron. Ma. A. S.

Patt.rson and CoL John Marshall, all. of Chicago, here during me convention, ana reel to at tnelr coming bad much to do with th Elks meeting in Chicago next year. Dr. Carey Freeman of Jacksonville, president of th National Medical Association, which meeting was held la Detroit a week ago. brought greetings from th medical convention to the Elks in session.

Mra. Lbttl Copper, on of Jersey's most charming matrona, entertained at dinner at her East Orange horn Friday for Mra. Maud Lawrenc. Mra. Wiley Wilson entertained a number of friends at breakfast at th Venetian tea, room Saturday for Mrs.

Alice Dunbar Nelson of Wilmington. Mrs. Tessle La Connoley of Washington and Mrs. Maude Lawrenc of Chicago. Mr.

and Mra. Floyd J. Calvin had as their luncheon guests Saturday Mra Maud Lawrence and her niece. Mra Oeraldyn Diamond. Mrs.

Lawrence is returning to Chicago Tuesday after a delightful four week vacation In New Xork. A very delightful cabaret party was held In honor of Miss Cbeata McCard of Baltimore at the Sugar Cane Club Tuesday night. Miss McCard will in th city a few days, after which she will leave on a motor trip of the East with her parents. Dr. and Mra.

Harry McCard. Among thoae present wer Misses Thelma Garland. Vletta Willard. Alice Sampson and Bios Bachua, and Meaara. Gene Holmes.

Honny Cunningham, Randy Taylor, J. Barksdale Brown. Q. IC Hands and George Wood a Monday afternoon from 4 to S. a reception to the delegatea and friends of the Pan African Congress was held at the West 117th street branch of the Y.

W. A. Those gathered were from th far ends of toe earth and from numbers of cities of this country. Mra Addle W. Hunton made a lovely hostess, assisted by her hostesses.

Among those present were Mrs. Helen Curtis of Liberia. Mra. Lillian Alexander. Mra Eunlc Copeland of Llttl Rock.

Mr. and Mrs. William I'ickens. Mra B. E.

Robinson of California. Mra Tessle Le Connoley of Washington. Mr. Dantes Bellegrsd of Haiti. Mrs.

Addle Dickerson of I'hiladelphta. Mra Clifford Miller of Boston. Mra Maud Morris of Indianapolis, Mra Harry Anderson of Jacksonville. Mra F. R.

Miller. Miss Na dine Wright of Cambridge. Mr. T. Augustus Toote of the Bahamas.

Dr. and Mrs. George Cooke of Washington, and othera Mra Iolar.the Sidney entertained In honor of Mra Maude Lawrence of Chii aKo and Misses Uertrude and ter two are taking thru departure for Europe to attend the American Legion convention and make a tour of the European countries. Wiley Club gave its annual midsummer dsnce at the beautiful home of Mra Scott and Mra Freddie Perry. 1193 East 41th street.

August It. Special guests consisted of visitors from Little Rock. Ark, and St. Louis. Quite a merry time In dancing and games was had by alL Miss Hilda Johnson, th secretsry.

who hss given wonderful service to the club, will leave the latter part of August to take work as' a teacber In Birmingham. Ala. She will be greatly missed Mrs. T. Allen and niece.

Mrs. A. Jones, school teacber at Phoenix, were Joint hostesses to a breakfast Tuesday morning, complimentary to Mrs. E. McGowan of El Paao and Mra Sledge of Oakland.

Those present were Mrs: Jack Hoke. Miss M. House. Mrs. Fallln.

Mra Jones, Mra A. Brown of Kansas City and Mra A. Payne. Mrs." Ada Baker was hostess to a number of friends with a beautiful tea at the home of her sister. Mra Hughes, 1303 East 33d street.

Each guest received a beautiful corsage bouquet of roses and sweet peas, to which waa hidden a card announcing the engagement of her daughter. Those assisting Mra Baker were: Mesdames Ltssie Barton. Edna Williams, Viola Scott: Misses Ethel Gray. Gertrude Freeman and Frank! Coleman. Mra K.

Prosper and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett or 7il East Adams were joint hostesses at a delightful Satur. day afternoon tea honoring Mra L. J. Craw.

Topeka; Mrs. L. Sledge of Oakland: Mra Jonea Phoenix, and Mra. T. Jackaon of El Centra.

About 400 people called during th afternoon. Following the tea a buffet supper waa served. Music was furnished by Mra Lauretta Butlera orchestra. Mra M. C.

Pillow la visiting la Sious Falls. S. D. Mra Harry Sch wain and son of Omaha are here for an Indefinite stsy. After spending three months vacation In Los Angeles.

Mr. Phillip Brlgga has returned to Denver. Mrs. Francta Peoples of Omaha la 1b the city for a roonth'a visit. Miss Marlon Cochran of this city was on of th graduates at Sumner High School.

St. Louis. Mra Ida McCoy. St. Louis, who has been visiting friends here for th past six months, has returned to her home.

Mra J. H. Rice. Mrs. H.

Williams and sons of Denver ar la th city for a few dsya Mr. A. Corneal Is in th city, the guest of Mr. and Mra. John Allen.

Mrs. Maybell Bate Moman of Lyons. Ktni. Is the bouse guest Of Miss Vassle Reese and mother. Mrs.

Georgia Harris. 10: 1 4 South Eerendo street, hss as a house guest Mra Hsrry M. Schwein. of Omaha, Neb, and Master Hardy. Mra Emma Williams of Omaha.

Neb, Is the house guest of Mrs. O. N. Holly. 370 East 4Sth street.

Mra R. Steel and daughter ar visiting another daughter. Miss Louise, of thta city. Mra. Lawrenc Sledg of Oakland, who haa been the house gueat of Mra Jack Hoke of East Santa Barbara street, left Thursday evening for the Grand Canyon of Arlsona.

Mesdames Lillian Mershsll and W. D. Carter and Mra. Theodore Hhort motored to Seattl last week for a ten day stay. Mrs.

E. Jackson will accompany them oa th return trip. Mrs. Vassie Rees entertained with a dinner Friday, honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Dundee, Miss Helen Dundee and Mis Robin Stokea ef Spokane. Wash. Dr. and Mrs. Mott Smlln enter, tained recently at their beautiful Hollywood home, honoring Mr.

James I la "Uncle TraVCabia Guests vm Is itinr th title ml. Hew Jersey Deb Bows to Society MISS LILLIAN ANTHONY NEWARK. N. Sept. 1.

An enjoyable evening was spent at the debut of Miss Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anthony, of this city, last Thursday. Th affair was held at the ML Clair Y. W.

A. Recreational hall, where the young folks danced to the strains of the Marshall Six Jazs Orches tra, While the guests were being served, entertainment was provided by Mr. Henry Walker, giving characterization of the "Black Bottom," and a solo was rendered by Miss Florence Gregory of Mor nstown, N. J. The honoree is very popular around Newark, being president of the Delta Debutante club and vice; president of the N.

A. A. junior branch. She has also recently graduated from South Side High School, and plans to enter the Newark Normal School in September. Guests at the party included the Misses Elizabeth Hall, Selma White, Beatrice Dauglas, Eva Wells, Thelma Brown.

Annie Hart, of Erigle wood, N. Florence Gregory, Morristown, N. Frances Spears, Morristown, N. Rella Williams, Daisy Mulford, Ruby Rogers. Elsie Turner, Mary Ray, Elizabeth Duval.

Cornelia Pate. Natalie Clayton, Ethel Jennings, Lydia Van Dever, Euteria Curamings, Margaret DeMund, Wilhelmina Lewis and Versie Garris. of Asbury Park, N. J. Gentleman guests included as follows the Messrs.

Arthur V. Wright, Douglas Medley, Charles Emerson, Louis Price, Ollie Daly, Albert Foster, Ansel Jacobs, Malcolm Douglas, Lawrence Bel, Emory Harris, Wnu Harris, Wm. Cummings, Andrew Jackson, Edward Byrd, William Collins, Wm. Graham, LeRoy Sydnor, Carroll Gordon, Chas. Smithers, Evert Shields, John Jackson, John German and Maurice Henry, of Asbury Park.

N. J. Others present were Dr. Wesley Mount, Mrs. Jane Pennington, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Fenderson, Mrs. W. W. Wolf, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm, Green; Mesdames Lawrence Jefferson, Florence Flanagan, Louise Moorman, Rose Hardy, Sadie Brown, Sadie Ellsworth, Grace Hall, Grace Jackson, Mme. Marie Coo. Other out of town guests present were Mrs. Lila Carter, of New York; Mrs. Robert Dudley, Richmond Hill, N.

Mrs. Olive Downs, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Theresa Crosby, of Englewood, N. Mr. Theodore Anthony, of New York City, with Mr.

and Mrs. John Anthony. HI HI'S DANCE AT SEASHORE 'The Hi Hi Club of Philadelphia will give their fifth annual dance in Atlantic City September 3, and every indication points to its being one of the most enjoyable events ever held at the ahore. Invitations have been mailed from two points, Atlantic City and Philadelphia. The souvenirs will be given to each patron.

Many parties and dinners are planned to precede the dance and a yacht party will take place the following night. Mrs. J. W. Hunter, of New Tork City, wbo was tha guest of Mr.

and Mra A. B. Rice, of Broad street, left for her horn Monday. August 33. Her daughter.

Miss Elsie, and Palm Roberta a cousin of Mrs. Rice, left Saturday evening. eluded many celebrities, among them being: Madame Namba. Japaoee prima donna, wbo ssng Id "Madam Butterfly; Mr. Garland Anderson, author of Mra Black more, author of "Whit Mr.

Emil Koso. Austrian artist; Mr. Stanley Orr. motion plctur director, and his bride of a few days, and Miss Ethelyn Mills, the well known student of social waif are. Several beautiful vocal selections wer rendered by Mra.

Mamie Lowe Payn and short talk on psychology waa ops by Mra. Be do la Reeves. Guta area ent wer: Mra Beatrice Thompson, Mr. and Mra Warren. Mr.

and Mra Walter Webster. Mlae Mlanl Frances. Mra Alta Milton. Miss Anita Thompson. Dr.

Herbert Fairs. Mr. Numb. Mr. Sumner Thompson, Mr.

Jlmmie Smith, Mr. K. Payne. Mr. Howard Allen.

Mr. Payne Mlddletoa and th guest of honor, Mr. Lowe. Mrs. Horse Warner waa auletly married July 31 to Mr.

Oliver J. Duf. An of Chicago. Mr. and Mra Duf no Padin their boaryaaooa la Canada.

Attorney M. Brylea waa takea suddenly 111 last vrk. He Is fined la th hospital, where It la said an operation will be aeceesary before he win be able to be out Mis Dortby John so returned re. visit to eir rntnttajt. Ala.

1 Mrs. Dnrls Spjaey' has leturued Irons visit to Chicaao. Mrs. UimNt Ynti Vn BridgewsUr, Cobxl to attend tha Bridgewater (student) confertace, September 1 15. She) will stp on her war to visit tha Arthur Schcm berg collection in the Harlem branch of tha Carnegia Library of New York.

Returning, aha will visit friends la Philadelphia. Mrs. Yeats will go to Washington, D. CL, tha first of October to teacher of English composition and associate subjects at the National Seminary and Trade School for Girls, Miss Nannie H. Burroughs, president.

Mr. and Mr. llanter P. Jones and family of Syirania avenue. Belts hoover, have just returned from a motor trip to Virginia and other Southern points.

Mrs. Margaret Black and cruMran, James Henry, and Ronald Reginald, of Akron, 0, who war vixlU ing the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jackson of Mt. Vernon treet, have returned home.

Miss Mary Jane Brangeo of Sandusky street. North Side, Is gpesoV tng her vacation with relatrvas In BerryriUe. Va. Miss Brangs will return to the city in time fox school this fall. Born, to Mrs, Berth Bates of Vlnecllff street, ML Washington, August 22.

twin girL, one of whom succumbed. Mother and surviving infant are comfortable In Marea HospitaL Dr. and Mrs. D. W.

Byrd and their daughter, Florence, left Monday morning on a motor trip back to their homo in Norfolk. Va Mra. Nelson Johasocv Cur street, and son. James, a peat th week end la Atlantic City. Mrs.

William Mtihw rM cago, formerly Miss Say lis ta Wood, of Duquesne, is now visiting friends in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. J. Wood. a. Mr.

D. H. PresaTey, of 5819 1 2 Harvard street, la anfulin vt. tion with friends in Toronto and Montreal. Canada Stepteaa.

forasorly of Chicago, ha. 'returned bom after a delightful trip vteltla ral.Mre aad oty. Mr. Stepte w.e ti LP hi sister. Mra tuL.fl? Iiagton.

of Dor. k. t. Mr. EUlngte 7a "'V belag sr'at.

Misa Ova Ha White, ef viaitla MlsTBI Washington, n. svTZ.4 SMil at SOS uu4u social artin. BBBaBBB Mia A a I Tatusa. ef vr.v..,. fiw.

la vlaitlBg frleads eta la Clatta. W. Va. Mr. btvI fr fv.t..

v. vi air. as! kr. aad Mr. Xarl Jee.ee.

Elba HrMt Mf as Parry the beeatv ea i. was called to the bedside of Roanoke, Va. Mrs. Klrg rt! wiwua a wk. Mra.

Kebert 8. f. ate iiiT" their vacation to nag the eltle th East. lornver: sf frvpanrg Is w. and Mrs.

Canada Adams oa Matil a un Ulia T. I rkaii.aiwt.. r. Set of klx Jewell ki4t ef ciT ter avena. Mis Seott le of Phyelcal edaeaUo at T.W! Cllg.

Talladega. i i Mrs. Mary MeCatr. ef yraae afreet, la vacatioa.ag I. Af.atul ATTENTION! CLUB WOMEN Would yon like aa extraorfi.

nary attraction to near for your dub assessments, etc If so, writ Mrs. J. B. Joets. co The Pittsburgh Courier, ij Fourth avenue, PiUsburgh, Pa, i 1 ct.

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