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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1031 nsocsETY ac IT I ilk Slubs tSCXIEBM&i GIANT! ■LUJ— \i ' 1 HAIL, S<)K()K: ? Oi' SICMA GAMMA RiHm AN'DXX I < 111 ,\ G a । li< ■ •.;' w:.m v n ।ll > . 1 ■ * bei A<<■<i:: < a a m!:' i of mu- i coo. Irml i v । and II 1 umII al . r;' Im ue 1 <>.i , tin’ < harm in; amor oi Sigma Gamma liho with Ui I'mm, <» Bannon, g.imd l>a Hi a. lb the chum fins• .in I Jia <■<! th ■ miiipiu':! of the.i S' .'iJh Animal I'.mih fr " name J . "800 in l 1 'HI!'. ill G D 1 I . -I Alt Juan la I', 'Jml T" Toi . i mi of 11,1 am V.' I .1 I'.d ll ''m W piol i' iii a Im 'I "I ' '■' ' or ;in ,| ~i' .| ~ ■ ■ a ■ .• m '-v i O ./ GkO? th' h a I :«L In rn He ■"1 of mm a S * Jn-pJ Gamma It o may I"- ;m am I a uh '-qm it jmia Luriu- .lone "'.iph X buy " ' the opmm : m■H:■ha h. .m flllh h' d by tin l ohllimi I el i'.vll< ll' .■.ithm I. . i m MAGNLL WIRTH SIGMA GAMMA !J|(> pried th. I'd »f( H.r m ini hednie Monday at cr!m"U fc in I’m;!' '1:11 •-a n lhm ’v. , . | H , J.’ool (mil ell. Our well I.howii youm' plan. i Graham V Jo I. a v:. al I 1 •• piano, I la’du dmi < ithm .d< hy a < oteric oI i data nt mm: no I a'm o ■ palms who were k yml up to tho occa ion And Ueli mu c why our intellip-rnit ia lot mlimtiw 'with which Io relate their uperla, w elation! the ’b aim Lorn. Ulm and "Happy Dav .vic i!« i \pain Wm’ ■ ।. ■ mai:, , ■ d “Sleep y Ime I lo'. 1 . n mi tn -. a ",sa n a new r i m pa-t a Tin nil m w a “t aero I ♦ * ■ • * “TWENTY SEVEN” I'lN'.i R THEN G\ME rill: " i’WEXTY-SEVEN I'll I'." h.-mt pa! pitator, mil:.i' np; at twenty . , n mnmle pa ! Ten and prolong ing ’till ihe wee, wee hours oi the morn ny Aymn Grahniii v :.. there v. th ym opatioa of hi.yhly < mot lon-di t urhmp; properi m W ell known members of the proies: imial and hmarmw world were tai' h (d io : tiffly, and looked . o deeddi dly formal in their “tux. they io endded shea. ■ of he;.\n ho.u d. Tiny re imimliidat” to thiai L'inyp’r tip.-. I’rom nent loeal ma ron. and dehu .i ■ por! ed p>« n of highly arrest tip' beauty, all rah ukded to .Ar.' tie ,u\ y nf th, most nonchalant connoi । ur. I'm him I. mi tin ‘ Avenue" high powered and hie.'li pri. ed Vehicle emdd he reca I IG VI | ino'b' file alony the । urbr. Yr ir, the prose o. al h.ad hol’day! Ami the sorors of Sigma Gar.im.i Itho despite th. routine of the ear tier hours of the day, w. ic a.- buoyant a. uncorked ■ nip : ' ■ Hood rd with salt! * + « * * AT iIIH GAMMA MAdl\ t i i< Al’TYli: •>m the cm ihiomr if ‘•togged" \tlantmis mh pl. a- i lip' per. n... a U’e mm. rd'otlt Io be emmiei.itml could Ie- moled mil . lle yicm.i i ammn hi ■ them civ. a.mem v bom were Me dam. . ( . M Pitt Junndn Pa i-hal Tomm.. and M: e Myrtle Virppm.i I' I. . Amilia Waller Katie and Janie (100 by. Lucille Harper. I." Purge, and ituhy Wi.e. and oth. is; Mr and Mr J I lh 11, r’of and Mr. K. I utbc Brook a iid M 'Ssi Je .■ (h I 11otn■; A . A M. PI . t . W Washillgt <ui. (’harle.t L. (tideons. II J. b urlowe, < lint.on (Bbson. laddie 11 u;fj’, iir , M.'iami Hamilton. Italph Kobin on, Marcus Ben .ri G.oic'e Lopaii I'id’.r.iiil ai d re oi other male ; and V., e Malde Hood Vci.i tlih o,i I iyn Ko ’ll., Ima Handl. . <>i ; William . Mildred I r enmn l.iuia ( nmpfield, Hattie ami. Edythe Wimb 1 h, Loi.; Itutledge, Hl.i.a la Uym- . iid.o Wat on Helen l‘. Johnsmi, Addye ( rump, I’ldiinamp Evan llwc||e, M ijorie Koland Pile fly. ii nd ot her-.; and M< d: me <: a. Hall \• ! i til mi I I >., Sbi\ uy ami other * • * ♦ ♦ PI. I!tG \!I I 11 . \i ll 1 X I 11 I’- “'I .. ent ■, . h co. : pee al were a bit too num' ioii tor om ... t a eh them aii with aiiytl.'inif . bort d' an mhling inn. bine, a pair 'ape nma lire .and a crow of high [lowered sleull; . Vol I b-d: 'he uh o,|m mt L-t will still < ' .o ’ive one an idea of in . who wa who, and why. Let’: << . Ur. and Mr-. I! M. Holmes In am! Mr ('. W Pow. 11. Dr. and Mr .(' W. Reevi . Dr. and Mrs. (II Jmm.oit, Dr. and Mr.. .1 W. E Linder prs G. .X Howel! and (' 11. Kelly. Mo r. Jis.se (I. rhomas, Harold IL Timina- J. W’. Mmbcn, J E. Cooke. W C. K' Uy A D. Hamilton. "Brown America* . — ।-A... - - Five lov«ly »had«« of n«tural coea- ' plexlon brown. / xJgw||jM Tha color chert rsngcj from deA / brown to deep cream, wrehdly / / compounded to blend with the jyd!SM®!iK®a varying complexion*. Alio Poro CBy lh^^|i{;l,(lrCe^3u3»|K powder comet In Brunette, or HIA rleth, or White, — delicate, fre grant, clinging. Zh Three rich warm shade* of rouee I I •nd lip-tJck to mlt your particular ' type of coloring. J }'o«r Poro Dtalrr trUt rtrirt po* m ur ‘ t * \ PORO COLLEGE, inc. 4415 SOUTH PARKWAY JWKMI - Poro Block, 44th to 45th Street CHICAGO, ILLINOiS^jMMI . Pnro Vanlthb^ Cream naAa* a batt M| I for trvur foroda. ■ H ■ I , B. T" Ma. , llnopi J I |t,.|| | j; tKlton, Brainard Burch, ('harh 1 ! Manley, E II Mmt n W ’ham Bmwn. James (). Slade J L. I'a ree j Bertram Hamilton, Samm i John on. T Lee Gurry. E. B Surreal-, William Jail, on Align u Nmi! ll' birt. Roland, S. M Lewi Erod Aides ami vb dame Milton X'ate Pitts, Bell, Hall, Eaulknei Burch, Mad < n M.udi y, Martin Ma. Basko) .db- J. O. Timina , H. H. I homa. , ami H . |,m and l .iv imice Rutledge, Ague Mad ; dox. Myrlh la 11 lien,. ?,n tin Aime Savage, Lama Latm. It Ilie Black If. n,. tin Smi’’ Ituhye Emd, Hatlye ami Edythe Wind,, h. | Joimriie Britta ij, Al;, Relievca W daam , Julia Madison, Mddred ( omb Id. m Allen, Helen iha e J'.lm on Horten, e Walkm. Kate Hay Aood lb Ie Haywood Myrtle Smtin, and <me of othm Ia X A 1 11. U . I' (■, X] tN I x I-. at E,i h affair of Monday wei ■■ in elu ive of Em,l e Walden Evelyn Bi. coe. Hi b n Brook.-:, Edy he Sm.ll, Mil a poftifmd, Eamiie O' Rimnon. S. 1 Austin. Cora Wood ward, Istin I S.cof.l. Im y Brook-, < 1.0 Bohannon. E ther Boyd, Maty |iwin. Delight Winion. Edna W nburn IJ. Aslilmrn Hemietta Bran non Bertha Blm I , Loi Giay, Juanita A he. Elmeriee Barker ami many other 4 * * • • 'I HE I.l\< OI K C(H XTPY ('Li'it < omir . out of it ial i a.ihii igll''. wth a br.dinnl hew Year’.- Evo Dance, iieginning at " 1 “ o 1 lm-1. tomorrow night out Simp, mi Road. It promise- to be "t-f 'd' Hie thrdlet of the wee], and will lie Im e ly attended by At lanta' plea ure mad hat 11 r •* * * * * I H I'. Ili/illlXG Kl\(,; another Ive A’innta society club, well known throughout the sector lime will take Nimret Cas no by storm tomorrow (Thursday) night in Hieir X'e W X ear’ Eve special. This, dance ha- been arranged by the Lighting King ever ince many week, back at. the f'rst invasion of tho.-,. ’Ban-.? State Collegians Honce. It is .safe to a. slime that the youm "r loment of Atlanta so mety Will get (|lt ite a t!l| 1L ( )|„ y.,,,, ,, )U , n|( . ~ ।. man, h.v- eveiything in readme s MISS ESTHER B. JACKSOX. former ( lark co-ed ami now an •nstruefre s. will entertain for former school friend, and other dose ' .'imeetii.a a In r home on Simp-on Street thi. briday night. Mis.; Willie Mae Smith, of AGO Ashby Street, will d ttn iwth a little home ‘i’" Li-Yi. al o "itiam” on the wed. end. So do the Rho B’ fa.. To b<- sure, there will be many others, ( aid, 'em a< they <ome AXD Y-OU"LL BE WEARY AT THE CI.OSE OE DAY! i J I.at’ alway the way of Y'om s Truly. PAY EM A ViSIl MOSKIXS < EXXIXGHAM. the progressive clothing / ore at 105 W h tehall Street, is rapidly forging to the front a one of the favored merchants for ladii ami nu n’, do,King. Combination quality and i easomdohty oi price minced with prompt, cord’al and equal treat *" ■’>ll patron, are bu< a few masons, why our people hould visit !h " '^""’"wn hop f/ke the OLSHIXE COMPAXW „n the ime Streel, MOSKIXS < I XXI XGHA M not only adve.’ - lh e colored paper, but n many other ways Lwiprocate for colored patronage re lall-V' th ' S ls lh" form of reduced prices, rr lnias s gone, and many, many bargains on left-over stock may h" had. Hy avr it up. They’ll give you ea hor installment plans/ , THIS COfd’MX i-. more than filled already-and the mv.: on / 1 " '7 . v affairs has barely bee We’ll ’’ ■ ■' " By mdd Er day for the Ju t man .mm, , the I';’’’ """Hal, G.-orge Harrison’s reemd. the entertain '■ ni a k Maise. the mqmmptu al far of tie X-hby ” 1 ' ^e Gh.xo Girl.-’ dan^^ afimnoon ' U!1 ’ M "’" ■•‘"‘i other simdai bits of c.w .• v do- '< : >\ ‘LL < OXCLIDE WEDNESDAY’S NL.’.XTS- I I’<’ I i ' WILL KES' ME THIS STEEL IX THE READY' ISSLE.’ WRITE OK ( ALL rilE ATLANTA WORLD, of; WALXI T 12-’|E MRS. VINSON AND DAI (.H | TEKS HOSIESSJ'S Mrs Thomasine \ inmn and her | dan.",liters Misses. Claudine a n d । Dora Mae Harvey of Howell Street | were hostesses to several holidays ' visitors among which were: Mr. ’ Houston S. Person, Henry Cunning I h.ini. Joseph Gregg and Chester : I Taylor of the S. C State football , Lquad; Miss Thelma Nelson of , Puddo. Colorado Who teaches with Miss Dora Harvey in Cuthbert. Ga I The guests were feted on Christ - ' 'mas night with a party att the । home of Mis Claude W'. Keynoht: on r’itzgerald Street, honoring Mr. Houston South Person. All of the abov e n.ime .guests were present and Messrs. Cotton. Whittaker. De- Lorme of S. C. and their guests and a few others. Mr. Tyler Frasier and Mrs. Len ora Reese Gaither left Tuesday for Washington. D. C. They motored down to Atlanta to visit relatives and friends. They were the house guests of Mr. John Gaither and i Mr. and Mrs. Houston on Felton Drive Mrs. Christine Houston is the aunt of Mrs. Gaither. The.',' were honored with several parties etc. Mrs. Ellis. 530 Oliver Street en tertained with a lovely dinner party in honor of Mr. and M’s. Johnson. Those present were. Mesdaipes. Emma Wilson. Dickson. Gala way. Messrs. Calawav and Wil son. A delicious menu was served. THE TWELVE VARIETY GIRLS SOCIAL CU B Held their meeting. December 18. at the home of Mrs. Florence Elder on Simpson Street. Officers were: elected for the New Year They are:' Mrs. Fannie Phelps. President Mrs. Gertrude Arnold, vice-presi dent. Mrs. W Gresham, treasure' Miss E. Martin, secretary. Miss R Robinson, reporter. The next meet ing will be at the home of Mi .Phelps. 233 Inman avenue MISS MORGAN AND <R. NEWMAN WED AT QUIET DECEMBER CEREMONY . Mrs. Ida A. Morgan announce ■the marriage of her daughi". (lonova Beatryce. to Mr. Harry H Newman, the ceremony havim; | taken place Monday night. De. j ember 21st at eight o'clock at the ‘ home of the bride’s parents. Mr. land Mrs. Newman are at the home |of their friends. 253 Ashby Str.el. t Northwest. Lev. and Mrs. W. C. Oiloms of 1057-A Quarry Street. S. W. of lais city motored down to spend the Xmas I. Ldayj with relatives and THE ATLANTA WOULD, ATLANTA, GA. friends m Wayside. Georgia While there they celebrated his birth day. They have returned to the city to lhe delight of their many friends. RHO BETA'S LEAP YEAR BALL The Indue; are going to call lor the men To go to Tiger's Villa, to dance the old year out and the nee. year in, Thursday. December 31. 1931. Mrs. Mable Hart of 506 Mary Street, S. W . entertained the Rho Bela Social Club on Saturday aft ernoon. Four visitors were present. Mesdames P. Conn, F. B. Hick man. and Mae Moore, also Miss : Syrette of Tuskegee. The hostess served a very delicious three ; course menu. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dee en : tertained Sunday afternoon with a I buffet dinner at their home on 1 Angier avenue. The living room i was decorated for the occasion in ’ red and green. Those present were: ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maddox. Mr i W. Scott. Mrs. Vivian Moulder. Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe, and IJttle Eve , lyn Thorpe. Mrs Annie Patterson and Mrs. W. J. Lee's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Sardon en tertained with an elaborate dinner. ' Xmas Day. Those invited. Rev. and Mrs. Millnor. Mes. rs. Wiggins. J. , Field. J Dunn. Me aiames, Wiggins. Brown and Surdon. Mr. and Mrs. A H. Gib- >n. Jr.. 321 Henry Slreet. S W . entertain ed at a : even o'clock Xmas dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. H Gibson. S: . and a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tuggle. Mesdames Green Haggle. Susie Heard, Mr. and Mrs. ■ Dorsey. All spent an enjoyable aft ernoon. Misses Inez Bede .md Rosa Byrd of Atlanta are spending the huli ’ days with their parent:: and rela tives. Mi 1 -.- Emme Touchstone of Griffin. Georgia MRS. MARY WH I lAS7Z HOSTESS TO DINNER Mrs Marv XVdhams enterlamed I with a lovely dinner party at her home on A hbv Terrace on Christ , mas Day After dinner a spirited Hound of bridge enjoyed. The guests meh ied Xi' and Mrs. James IP-ht Mr mid Ah Oscar Heriel. Mr and M; E Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Willie Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs Willie Bonner and Miss I U. I. Code i MISS LOVE HONORED Miss Mary E ' me was delight fully entertained last week by her frietal. Miss Selma Morgan, prior to Miss Love's leaving for Texas, where she will mak< her future home. A gay round ol courtesies Sigma Gamma Rho' Opener Gemmed By Dr, Hope By Lucius Jones Featured by a tlimcly admonition ami challem co to the mode of so< . id odjus'n.' iit of mir college-bi ed woi.ivn by Di John Hope president of Atlanta ! i,..'i it here Sunday night at tin- l-i: ' Congregational Chunh. ili- I'.euth annual boule of flic Sr ~i.i Gamma Rho Sorority got oft ,th a ' 'mg Dr Hope de liviTed tfii' piincip.al address, one iof the .i i * stirring and eloquent I ilk e\ei made before a local pub he. Knowim: that lhe substance of in.: address would strike seme as beim; radical, D: Hope explained tiom the outset that he knew some would not like lii. talk md ot'-n i would differ with ins point of w but nevertheless, he wa.. j.o' a to state In candid opinions, based up on years of cold, hard experieni'e I. .peeling a cold mi indignant a <lii i:ce at. the end of his epochal ad dress. Dr. Hope was acclaimed with a prolongation of sincere hand above the i umble and din of pass ing trolley:: outside. ('Efforts .ue cafps that must have been audible beinr, made by the writer to get Di Hop, to : nl.mit hr address for ; public prm'r hen"e detail'' m the j :a!k ;: . not incbtdedi. Many Greetings The program of Sunday night | opened with music by the Congre- I gational Choir followed by invo cation by Rev XV. J Faulkner, pas tor of the church Then the Negro Anthem was simg by Ilie ion,'.',lega tion. The f irst of a sei a s of : ilu tations io Sigma Gumm i line was given by Mr Jesse O Th ,m.i nol led I‘rbun. Leag’ii' worker, who i"i>- resented the entire city of At’:,:, .. Still more greetings came from the sororities, with Mrs. L. D Shivery representing Alpha Kappa Alpha; Effie McGhee. Delta Sigma | Theta in the stead of the ill Mrs. I Mae H. Proctor; and Julia Belle j Fountain being responded for by Miss Sadye Watson in behalf of IZeta Phi Beta. Prof. E. Luther Brookes. Head of Chemistry Deportment at Clark University. appeared for Alpha Phi Ai) ha;. Df- H R. Butler for Omega Psi Pin; there was no rcs- Iponss from Kappa; and Dean E. C. j Mitchell, of Morris Brown Univer |sity. for Phi Beta Sigma. All these j salutations seemed warm and sin cere. Most were the result of much 'time and serious preparation. Brilliant Response Mr. Eamiie O'Bannon. grand ! basileiis of the sorority, nude , I most beautiful response and drew a big hand. Mrs C M Pitts. ba::i , leus ot Gamma Chapter of the Sig- Ima Gamma Rho sorority here at j Atlanta, introduced Hie principal I speaker. Dr. John Hope. In her sm - I cere and unassuming manner. Mrs. I Pitts did ample justice to the occa sion. | Another highlight of Ine night Iwas a fiiiy dollar ($5O) scholarship jdonated by the c.igma Gamn: i I Rhos to Prof. C. 1.. Hat per. prin |cipnl of Weshington Lii;l; School, to be awarded any ycimg lady of excellent scholarship graduated from the school, on file c uidiKo-p (that the said young Imh would I pledge to the Sigma G unma Rho 'sorority upon the event of such eli igibility. hi order to help Sigma Gamma liho continue her cmistruci ive program. The nigh: closed with I singing of the Sorority National 'Song, amt benediction oy Reverend i Faulkner Many peonlo remained I after the exercises to be formally introduced to the invudmg deli/* gates and to commend Dr. Hope/on his masterful address. / were tendered her as farewell tokens ol the esteem of her m.mv I friends. Gl EST OI RELATIVES Mrs. Ada Williams of Mannerly. I Georgia, is spending the Christmas ’season with her brother and ;m,s. •Messrs. James and Nelson William:; lon Spring Street. She is the house guest of Miss Lucile Bowie and Mrs. Brown. VISIT IN ATHENS Miss Cheney Willingham and ■little Misses Athonia and Frankie : Jewel Smith left the city Wednes iday, December 23, lor Athens, Ga.. |to spend the holidays with their mother and grandmother. Mrs. I Emma Willingham. They will re jturn to this city January 2. WISTERIA 12 Met at the home of Miss Rosa L. Lawrence. 534 Fraser Street. Plans were made to give four baskets to the poor. The club delivered the baskets Devember 24 The dining room decoration:; were in Christ mar c >lo: A dc'iciou menu was served Souvenirs were given to all lhe guests Next mvetimt will be a’ the home of Ai, \| ntb i l.ewr on Woodard avenue J mu 1 Miss C'a- sie Ande’.- m | resident Miss Mary C R 'ep The home of M; :d I>s James Mitchell. Wj Ea ’ \ nue wa; the center of on ■ ot unusual : family reunions : I n'a .lack son made it pos; । '!< ' ■ : a gene»- rations' presenc' M lames ; Mitchell and daugl 'c. Airs. Mannie I A. Moore of Detroit. Michigan, and I her young, s m. Harold, completed | the fourth generation Quite a number ol visitors were present and everyone enjoyed the occasion. | Dancing and games were the lea- Carriers' Meeting The Newscari ici met Tm '.i.v. D-'ember 29 A wry intentim; mecEmt was held We di u d how vw might make a sueci m life after handling a news rmi’ - A iai re number war present. Vo dl olai.i.ed to make (lie New Y- a IJ eat acre ■ : Mi Clinton Bronner. Pr< Mr Edward Scott. Asst. Rep tures (J the evening. Mi II \\ Mitchell attended th' V and S C game, Mis Moon is lor::' Mi nt of (’lark Um versity The m.ai, :. . ieg'd to learn of the illm Gora Banks. We wi. h i.ei a j,, , . . recovery. IN All MOKI’.M In lovm: !..' ■ ir father. James Alm .:• > i . "d away Decembei 2.; , ‘ I Time ind' i a i. |lt can ere, ! ,’ > I And ewrytmi. , . , It seldom fail: : ~ I am thinkim.’. w ■. Of a so-called . ; A heaven of rest ' That time can e'. Since into that H. Our beloved one v ' Within these lovei;. i. Thoughts of you > Mis. Theresa Bia. 1 a Mr. James Murder SURPRISE BIRTHDAY I’AlilY j Mrs. Willie Newberry wa ■ ored with a surprise Imlli.la;. ;i,a'. given at her beautiful hone ii'c Simpson Street, on Monday. De. ember 21. The affair wa pom ■: ed by Miss Floria E Bentley and Mr. William Newbei i y lhe i;.a '/ were served with a deheiou a.' m, of three courses Those present were Mr and M E S Newberry. Mr and Mr Ju: .Harvey. Mrs Taylor of Det: Mr and Mrs. William Jack "ii Mi: Willie Perkin: AL E S Trice of College Park Miss Ro , Lee Oliver. Miss Mary Murray- Miss Mary Ida Newbei: M: am Mrs. J. A’ Chiles. Mrs Newberry received :< va a i beautiful present and a dehghtfa time was enjoyed by all SPEND PLEASANT HOLIDAY Miss Flor । L Haile of Valdosta Georgia and Miss Alma William: of Brunswick. Georgia both en ior students ol Morri Blown I'm yersitv. spent the Christmas holi days with Mrs Pearl Haile Glover 815 Fulton Street On then returr to the school both were loud ir praise for having enjoyed such : pleasant stay. LEAVE ( U Y Miss Floria E. Bentley. Mi . Ma' tie Ruth Bentley and Miss Nella May Bentley left the city Sunday to spend the holidays vviJL tla .: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bertie. 1 . Jackson Street Barneswell Ga HOSTS TO DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J S Ward enter tained with a delightful Cliristma dinner at their bemi'.fcl bora- mi Ashby Street on (‘le. -ia Dav Covers were laid I.' Mr E S । Trice, Miss Fiona E Beml. v ti; 'hosts and their ta'he.- Mr Ward, j Sr. The spacious roun.s w ere gmly 'decorated with lovely flower ami j seasonal decoration::. 1 MISS MARY E. LOVE ENTERTAINED Mis:, Mary E Love was enter tained at a delightful going aw: y •party by Miss Selma Morgan. Shi ( wising to thank hi"' many !: ieml. । lor/fie social ciurtesies shown her UxTore she left to make her home fin Texas. MR. AND MRS. J. E. JEFFERSON ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jefferson en tertained at an eleborate buffet I parly Saturday night. December 26 ! it then home on Hilliard Street. | The guests were ushered into the I dining room to a beautifully ap- j pointed table Silver baskets filled .with sweet peas were tastefully placed about and silver can.Ue: burned bi ighli'uliy as the guest: enjoyed the delicious supper Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Franklin, Mr. and Mrs George Hollis. Miss Blanche Jack son. Miss Pinkie Stephens. Miss • Flora Clmk, Mr. Joseph Fielder ; and Miss Annie Robinson Whisl •ami dancing were enji.yed throui.h ‘ i out the evening. UH MONITE SO( lAL ( I I B Met at the home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Smith. Monday. Decemb w ! 19. Whist was the feature of the : home of Mrs. L. B. Cullins. Mrs. Carrie Grimes, president Mrs. Albert Smith, reporter THE EVER READY BIBLE ( I I It Of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church met last week with Mrs E Menefee. 355 Humphries Street. Lesson was taught by the teacher. Mrs. Josephine Pope and beam: fully discussed by the club. Five dillars were drawn from our trea sury to help the cause of the needy. Next meeting will be with Miss Bessie Gay of College Pirk All members are asked to be pre sent. Vissitor always welcome Mr. J. R Lovett, president Mrs. Amy A. Lovett repoi wr THE NIGHTINGALE SO( IAI CLUB Met at the usual hour at the home of Mr. C. M. Mitchem at 888 Hubbard Street. Business was briefly discussed. Mr. Jim Crane was elected vice-president. The Christmas dinner will be at the home of Mr. L. 11. Hood at Lu 7 B, M'Dimi'l Street Om lii'm 1 and clubs are cordially invited A <1 In ions repast wa ■ rved Tin next ii ■ mg will be at toe ho:: ' ol ’ 1 I;, rtha M Eo.x wo, th, IS ' Ira - Teet ,‘j. I’.mtha M to -..,,it1, rep Xi (' M Mr-!' pi. id, m ID ( IIKIsIIAN i'RXYEI! BAND Will i.wet at tlie 1,, me ol .'J: I 'r: c;..., ( 'an, 23',' 11. >i‘ •11 TI.UI- ’ -tit at ..Jock Al! m.'.-- - ■ .md , । . nu .1 e m : ed bl a, .: f to ■ Ne'.'. ic. 11l it, ' II J .1 'I. . ' ~11 THE DIG AAIi ANU O( ! XL ( LI B One of th" i. events ol th. ■ er party -i ■ Social ('lull ‘ t Decembei 24 . ’ 11 The home wa ’ ated in wreath o : ('hristmas gi eem after twelve the club Night." After tii.it. dun hour.-; of plea ma- to । ' ent The Christina, ti < i ■ < enter of attraction Each i. < : of Ilie club, together will: Ila ■ a Is received pl e: cuts J a I li fme dawn everyone left. m m 'he praises of the D S (' W" m . everyone to meet u.. t'tmi De.. mber 31 in our weekl .• et at the home of Mi: J:e’r belts. 41 Doray Str<-el, N. V/ Miss Zilla F. Maye:, president Jo Piccol . Robert . reporter Hit. Iw I NIIE I II C ENTURY S()( lAL CLUB Wa eri'ertainctl with a Christ 'ma 'free on Christmas Eve night at ii,. I> :: of Mr McDowell The ; '.o-< i.ativ enjoyed. After the : ... ■ ' about singing carol; ■ ii. I .mi I ..d to the pool- We ! .’. . 1 . i: r ;Hl( j yp .. [yp D ■ ■ • ..■ ci m . shown 11. .1- : ..■ , home The < lull .will n hi Ulio of Mis. I Ib.m B’ ldl. ;. ;! ili Chestnut Street I I :' <ia\ :.. .• I). > mber 31 We :I i-wi to lie present. M. Ya . ntye Edwards, pres X . Bo :i Shortridge, rep. IHi El ' I MOON ( LI B i E: -: m- ■ '. dinner dan-'e L. a M . :J i lit Boys ;.t ■ : '. Calloway. 355 !":. ■ night Those P'i .'.'.l James C !, itson. Dav id Hmm-:. J; Wirn. Hull. J. H. Ru.Ji. E irnv ' Ector and K S. Warrior of the Moonlignt 11 ; and Messrs B J. Funner. Robert Moore, Jimm Lee Madd x Charlie Douglas Ben , Jamin S isiwn Jerry Fluelli . | Payne nd Ft Johnnie Merri! tame P",v. II John William:-. Joi, ■Calhuun W B Douguas am! |< : Y am' Ind'e : present vv 're iM, e Viola ami Esther Ram c; j Kmma nd ()!.< Richardson. Eloi me .nd I.ejev.el Bii nes. Lera and I..ba Howard. Leila Calloway. Small Bohanom Etta M Farmer. ’ Geo: ma Lee Jackson and others. Mi: Viola Ramson, reporter HIE 1. C. E. CLUB Wa entertained by Ml: Ella 'Dioma at til! Men lit.; avenue mi I'r.day night, with the pre dent presiding. After the usual routine of busmen; a dvlie. >u salad course '.a ■ \\d |,y the hostess We were I ’ll Io hav <• Mr. Imo' . m \ isitoi imr m .xt meeting w ill !>■■ vnh M: Emma Thoma- at 342 Woodoiw Place on Friday night. STRAIGHTENS HARD-TO MANAGE HAIR Well known members of the younger set... leading society matrons... women of all ages make themselves more attractive with the new "Vaseline” Perfumed Hair Dressing. Almost instantly it straightens stubborn hair, and makes it brilliantly soft ond beautiful. Use it daily, to insure that trim, well-groomed look. Keep* the hair healthy, every unruly hair in place. Twenty five cents a jar at all drug store*. Made by the Chesebrough Manufacturing Company, Con»*d, New York, sole makers of "Vaseline” Preparations. VaselineorEssmo R«a. u.s, p ATt OFFt PAGE THREE January I t Tho president I* UTf* in" all members to be present at V la we have important plans to rl , for the new year M: 1 (' Bi hop. president f.l.sri M B I'. Barnett, rep. IHI ORIGIN XL ( 11. AND A. 2 .'. ith Si Im H file News, 7fl J'.li I itieef. N W We had a won dm Jul devotional -ri vice Next I ,a at the limne of Ml’S Jim- Xim Allan 3'9 Foundry St., W All im-mbi i are asked to be pre । nt Ji G J Middh bi noks. pres. Mi. Will, ■ Mii Jackson, rep. HIE Ml. MOltiAH BAPTIST i I SHER BOARD | bi- in •; I mei 1 m)> at the 1 -' h All mi n be: please be i । X ■ i i a 11, mi the sick j ' 1,1 U’e Bo । d We wish m." ' Happy New Year. । Mi B H Whartmi. pres j Mi Jem,.. T.te, reporter IHI 5(0 SOCIAI. (LIB DIS i RLBI lES BASKETS ' ■ b.k« t was can led to a f " ly o:i Crumbley Avenue ■ ■ n "iher- were distri -1 ■ nerdy families by ■ ' XX I hop' tl, it those bas il' u vpo Ude for these ; i ’ a Merry Xmas. D —y Miles. Pres., X! Ro ■> Carter. Rep. । __ SILENT 10 ( LI B ■ ,l ' f,i 1 Jone wa- hostess to the Silent 16 Wednesday, Dec. e on Hillard j K're ' Ia- liome was beautifully decorated with cut flowers. A •;- <tdm i" ’ini; meeting was held, plans were made for our Xmas tree winch 1S t. be on the 30th. We were glad to have Messrs, R. Young Furlow ami Julius Parotte present The next meeting will be Cain Street. Dec 30th. I Mr: Minim* Patterson, Pres. Mi Ruth Livingston. Rep. • "mt \h . s , [> e |i are ce i o _ biaim.: their 18th Anniversary at 192 Davis Street, N. W. BLANDTOWN NEWS Howell Station News । Mi Lillian Jones of Thomaston, iiu-orma was the guest of her aunts ;ji‘ J.lary Mallary and Mrs, C. J' -: 't.il Langley Avenue, At । iant" Sin reported a lovely stay. 1 u i Marnh is spending - ! - w mid with her sister and 1b:.,,:., Mr and Mrs. A. King, 1290 Mangum Street. N. W. - YNTIOC II EAST BAPTIST ) CHIRCH I c ,ple of Antioch A.i|.i: ' ( 1 Mi sponsored by Mrs. '[• ii P, mmi ■ unveiled and pre- i ' Antioch a set ot steps to mi ance of the church. A it ’aik v... given by Mrs. G. H. bi.ink and Mrs. Sherwood of d Oliw. Baptist Church. A llt iry and musical program wa* -..J. lid and $2B 98 was raised on Xma morning. Our pastor. Rev. i' X Moore, preached from the iibjict. "Emir not for I bring to v i good tidings of great joy." On I'i e day night, the Sunday School •is giving their Xmas tree. All member.; are asked to be present, Sunday. Bev C. A Moore. Pastor, Mi: Bessie Bell. President, I Miss L. B. Williams, Rep.