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l.-PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION HOLD PUBLIC SESSIONWhich Was the Largest and Best Yet Held. Good Addresses and Papers HeardMRS. FLORA LEWIS-M AKELMistress of Ceremonies at BusinessLeague Meeting held at Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night.The Froresslve business Associationheld Its public meeting at the Y. M C. A. building. 1724 Christian street. Tuesday evening. February 20th. under the auspices of its lady members to a large and appreciative audience. Invocation was made by Rev. H. W, Porter, secretary. The splendid papersby Mmi V. V. Maginley, Mitw Minna* beile Derrick and Mrs. Wm II Uw* proved to be truly a revelation to all present. The address by Mrs. G. Edward Dickerson was a master piece, also the reading of Poe s “Raven’ and Dunbar’s 4,Malinde’ were given withfine rendition by Mrs. 8ommervi!le Faun tie roy. The musical nurpbers by Mrs. Robert Lee Hackett, Mrs. Ber-rTia Smith, Mrs. Mattie B. Thompson and Mias Wilmett Keeling were rare treats. We regret the absence of Mrs. S. Layton, who was unavoidably detained. Mrs. Mable Fausett Jaaek-son accompanied fhe soloists. Mrs, Flora Lewis Makei as mistress of ceremonies, dignified her offlee with grace and efficiency.
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Feb 24, 1917
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