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^J he h—ll-beaDKDdofedAtfe,;r-ce.of tills state ana improvement ana upbuilding of Chicago, the German-Amer-Icana.THE PHYLLIS WHEATLY CLtTB. The Phyllis Wheatly Club met at their club-rooma. Fifty-first and Dearborn on last Wednesday. Thirty-six ladles were present- The meeting was opened with prayer by teh clubs chaplain, Mrs. Bundy. After the reading ed 0f the minutes of the previous meeting as meeting by the secretary, a very interesting program was rendered. Mrs. Watkins of Memphis. Tenn. gave the ladies a short talk on Afro-American womanhood. Mrs. Watkins is a fluent and able speaker and her remarks Uc inspired her hearers on to a higher m and nobler plane of womanhood, m | Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis, dram-:es atlc reader and elocuutionist addressed m- the club on the vital importance of 17- organizing a school of domestic science ?n. among our Afro-American women. Miss tie Davis' talk was timely and to the nr point.*d | Mrs. Newman read a very admirable me paper on ••Woman. Miss Clara Green iil“ read the Chronicle, a paper devoted of to news items of the club and it ?ra contained many interesting and witty be sayings At the dose of the program In the officers for the coming year were I elected. Mrs. L A. Davis was unanl-le moualy re-elected as president; Mrs. m- M. J. Jackson, first vice president; ■ke ( Mrs. Jessie Johnson, second vice in- i president and Mrs. S. P. Hart, treasurer.ndIIveBETTER INVESTIGATE.
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Salt Lake City Broad Ax
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Sat, Sep 30, 1899
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