Lashes and Sparks Social Notes and Events
A condensed look at social events including dances, concerts, charity fund drives, and church gatherings across June. Highlights note Waltz Dream Academy performances, the Royal Greeters dance, a Deacon Dubbs show, and tributes to community figures, with addresses and dates in Philadelphia local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mme Keene
Funday
P. m
St. Simon the Cyrenian
Reed Street
Mort- Fund Drive
Progressive Workers of the Hotel Brotherhood
Waltz Dream Academy
M. Crenford
Williams
Monumental
Deacon Dubbs
Bethel Church
6Th Street
Pine
Wm. J. Harvey
Franconia Charity Club
St. Peter Claver's
Twelfth
Lombardia
Arion Glee Club
Mina Anna Sparka
Miss N. Curry
Becky
Dune
Louise
Bimon
Madam Keene
Helen G.lumsey
Allen A. M. BE
Philo
Mme
Josephine Holloway
Keene
Blanche Taylor
Union Baptist Church
Fitzwater and Martin Sts
Albertha White
Maple Grove
Parish of
St. John the Divine
Royal Greeters
Philadelphia
Waltz Dream Dancing Academy
Frida
Arena Social Service Club Hosts Evening Meeting
The Arena Social Service Club spent a pleasant evening May 31 at secretary Mrs Margaret Thompes Miler s home at 1500 N ther street. Mrs N L Kemp presided at the North Philadelphia Community Service Association executive meeting seeking larger attendance and a public health meet.
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Arena Social Service Club
Margaret Thompes
Miler
N.ther Street
N. L. Kemp
North Philies Community Service Associabilns
Asoang
Hotel Dale Company Special Stockholders Meeting Notice
A special meeting of the Hotel Dale Company stockholders will be held on Tuesday August 3 1920 between 4 and 6 p m at the companys office Room 506 Oddfellows Building 12th and Spruce Streets Philadelphia to approve or disapprove the proposed increase of capital stock from 100000 to 200000 Arthur H Bailey Secretary John A Sparks Solicitor 560 N 13th St Philadelphia Pa 6 26 9t
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Board of Directors
Hotel Dale Company
Oddfellows Building
12Th
Spruce Streets
Philadelphia
Arthur 8. Bailey
John A. Sparks
N. 13Th
Phila
Visit Harrison Field in Newark for Semi Pro Baseball
Special notice invites fans to Harrison Field at Victorys Park in Newark New Jersey for a Pittsburgh Stars game against Buffalo on June 6 with Home Run Johnson. Trains from Manhattan transfer link with Hudson Tube, 2 minute ride. Music by Morton Jazz Bartid. Fans from New York Jersey City Brooklyn urged to take Lenox Avenue to Courtland Street then Hudson Tube to Newark. Accommodations planned for 25000 with refreshments and early arrival recommended.
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Mgr
Victorys
Newark
N. J. Harrison's
Federal League Park
Penna
Manhattan
Hudson Tube
Harrison Field
Johnson
Pittsburgh Stars of
Buffalo
Morton Jazz Bartid
Uptown
New York
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Lenox Avenue
Courtland Street
Frolic at New Garrick Hall Honor Horn and Hardart Friends
The annual Frolic at New Garrick Hall on May 25 1920 drew many friends and spectators. Charles Taylor and his Double Jazz Orchestra played from 9 to 2 am as Robert Fields presided with officers including Julius McNeil Joseph Jackson Edward Hathaway Harry Mason Geo Tarrance Joseph Satche Arthur Smith and Sylvester Tayl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Garrick Hall
Sth Street
Charles Taylor
Robert Fields
Julius McNeil
Joseph Jackson
Edward Hathaway
Harry Mason
Geo Tarrance
Joseph Satche
Arthur Smith
Charles Harpe
Sylvester Tay- I
Pink Ribbon Club visits Stone Harbor and other notes
Social items from Philadelphia and New York City pages report the Pink Ribbon Club trip to Stone Harbor, Mre and Mrs Gio Grant Williams attending a Masonic reception in Manhattan, a cabinet gas range for sale on Wyalusing Avenue, and local people and events including Memorial Day gatherings, a tampered ballot concern in ward 30, and musical society notes featuring a Symphony Club concert with interracial participation.
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Gio Grant Williams
Manhattan Casino
New York City
Obituary: Delia Gibbs 106, lifelong resident near Erma
Mrs. Delia Gibbs aged 106 known to all generations near Erma New Jersey died Friday May 14 after eight weeks of perfect health. Funeral services were held May 18 at Zion M E Church where she was a member for 88 years. Born in Cumberland County she married William Gibbs February 1 1845 and was mother of thirteen children, five surviving. She leaves many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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Delia Gibbs
Erma
N. J
Zion M.E. Church
Johnson
Cumberland Co
William Gibbs
In memory of mothers and sons across several notes
A collection of memorial notices honoring Susan Smith Ella Powell Alfred Washington Lottie Holland Mary A Jenkins Norward A Mayo and Bernard Raison. Each entry expresses love, loss and faith with dates ranging 1893 to 1919 and mentions family survivors.
Presbyterians vote against withdrawal from Interchurch Movement
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly in Charlotte voted 137 to 103 to stay in the Interchurch World Movement. Dr. Joseph J. Vance of Nashville attacked the movement as financially wasteful and criticized its management, while the Assembly decided to liquidate its obligations and avoid further cooperation.
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Presbyterian Church
Interchurch Movement
Vance
Berean Manual Training and Industrial School 21st Commencement Events
The public is invited to the 21st annual commencement events at Berean Manual Training and Industrial School from June 6 to June 10 1920. Includes graduates sermon by Rev William vanDerveer Berg on Sunday June 6 at 7 45 P M and annual commencement with speaker Hon A H Grimke on Thursday June 10 at 7 45 P M Alumni reunion and reception for the Class of 1920 on Friday June 11 at 7 45 P M. Tickets 25 cents at door for school plays Tuesday June 7. Domestic Arts Exhibit Wednesday June 9 at 7 45 P M free.
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William vanDerveer Berg
Oes
A. H. Grimke
Alumni Association
Berean Manual Training and Industrial School
Declaration of Principles Adopted by Colored Republicans
The Colored Republican Committee outlines aims to enforce constitutional provisions on black suffrage, end disenfranchisement, and curb mob violence. It calls for congressional action, supports woman suffrage, and seeks inclusion of these resolutions in the Republican Platform with regional committee oversight.
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Colored Republican Committee
United States
Congress
Republican Party
Republican Congress
C Congress
Congress of the United States
Republican National Committee
F. G. Feaderson
Monmouth Co
Isaac Nutter
Sec'y
Atlantic County
John .T. Cheshire
Essex County
H. C. van Pelt
Bergen County
W. Carey Truehbart
W.W. P. Burrell
James Roberson
Hudson County
Du Bois Wins Spingarn Medal At Atlanta Conference
The Spingarn Medal for the year 191% is awarded to W. E. B. Du Bois by the NAACP. Presentation by Dr James E. Dillard occurs on Atlanta University campus during the Eleventh Annual Conference May 30 to June 2. Committee members include Bishop John Hurst and former President William Howard Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spingarn
J.B. Spingarn
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
William E. Burghart du Bois
Atlanta
James FE. Dillard
Atlanta University
du Boils
John Hurst
William Howard Taft
John Hope
James H. Dillard
Oswald Garrison Villard
W. EE. B. du Bois
Mos
Q Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Youthful Look
Gray hair slows you down in life says ad. Q Ban Hair Color Restorer claims to darken hair evenly in weeks. It promises a safe, healthy scalp and invites mail orders from Memphis Tennessee for 75 cents.
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Q-Bank
Q-Ban
Memphis
Tenn
Congress Aims at Global Negro Government and Development
The Spingarn Medal Committee praises the Congress as a service to the active world and envisions it containing the germ of an organization valuable to shaping a new world order for both colored and white communities.
Dining Car Workers Form Brotherhood at NYC Conference
The 1920 conference of the Dining Car Cooks and Waiters of America met May 26 at the New York Urban League offices and formed the Brotherhood of Dining Car Employees. E K Jones of the National Urban League urged unity and broader rights, with leaders James H. Hubert and Howard D. Gregg presiding. The group endorsed a presidential candidate favoring labor rights and completed its three day session with a banquet at Rose's Hotel in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James H. Hubert
Execu
New York Urban League
Howard D. Gregg
Industriel Jary
Hubert Em
J. Frank Nickens
Rose’s
New York City
Walden Woman's Building and Loan presents gold medal
The Wal ton Woman's Building and Loan Association board awarded president Mrs B Irene Walton a gold medal for pioneering the first U S chartered women's building and loan association and for graduating in Commercial Law from Temple University. A bouquet was also presented. The association plans new series opening June 17 after three months of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Woman's Building and Loan Amociation
B. Irene Walton
Walton
Woman's Building and Loan Association
United States
Temple University
Flag Day Event At Hillside School By Charles Sumner Post
Charles Sumner Post 163 and G. Av Ba attended a May 28 flag presentation at Hillside School. Commander W H Carter presented the flag accepted by Principal Miss Beckett after student singing. Post members, including veterans, showed strong turnout and civic example. The group also attended church services May 30 with Boy Scouts and Ladies Auxiliary present.
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Charles Sumner Post
G. Av
Hillside School
Charles Sumner Corp. No
W. H. Carter
Miss Beckett
Carter
Corp 29
Lone of Veterans
Zion AM. E
Boy Scouts and ‘Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sterling Inn Seeks June Rentals for Furnished Units
In Stone Harbor, N J the Sterling Inn at 42 Stone Pond or 3212 Chancellos offers furnished five room bungalow and 2 3 room apartments ready for reservations in June. Pink Talburtt is the owner.
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N. J. Sterling Inn
Stone Pond
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Long Branch
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Tribune
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St. Cecelia Trio
Alva Draine-Olds
Mary Glenford- Williams
Mecedabena
Camercy Hospital
Wesley
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Freeman
St. Marks M. B. Church
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Florence
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Helen Webster
N. Street
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Montreal
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Haines Street
Germantown
Emory “B. Smith
Washington, D. Cc
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Poplar
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Arch Street
A.J. Hill
First African Presbyterian Church
17Th
Fitzwater Streets
Dickinson
MRBS+ HARRIS’ SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING
Lancaster Avenues
Dairy Venable
N. 58Th Street
Mercy Hospe
Nater
Phillips Brooks Memorial
Lombard Street
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N. Warnock Street
Michael's and All Angels Church
St. and Brotherhood
Dr. T
Langston
21St St
Slowe
Bell Phone
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W. EB. Jones
Miller Memorial Baptist Church
Downingtown Industrial School
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Downingtown
Linscoln University
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Sargentville
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Ceilan Gibbs
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Carpenter Street
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Opal Street
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Montclair
Sterling Rex
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Dorrance Street
the Dunbar
Sylvester B. Johnson
Mary Savage
21St Street
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Reginald Hawkins
Silvia Hawkins
Catharine Street
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Charles Street
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Mildred Simons
Wilford Walker
Fannie Johnson
Helen Johnson
Sylvester B. Harmon
Clarence Hawkins
St. Paul Baptist Church
Wilmore
Young Men's League
League
Messrs
Nathaniel Taylor
Gayland T. Wilmore
Texa Sharp
Eustace
Gay
William T. Green
Cora Watshdn
Henry Watkins
Mattie B. Davis
Community Service OF Philadelphia Notes
W. F. Hoxter
Piano
N, 42Nd Street
Pink Ribbon Club
Stone Harbor
Tele Pink
Wyalusing Avenue
L. J. Waters
Baltimore House
St. Louis
Asbury
Anderson Jackson
Pitman, N. J
Anna O. Grims
Roade Hotel
Dunbar Theatre
Elmer Goodwin
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Pennsylvania
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Carrie Woodson
Bishop
Symphony Club Orchestra
Jasper
de Sun
Forrest Theatre
Symphony Club
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Edwin J. Ailt
James Johnson
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Chas. McCabe
Holmes
Geo. H. Newlin
Derrick
Chestnut Street
Beatrice West
Lillian Chamberlain
Lillian Wells
Messrs. Kelts
Davidson
Worth
Homesburge
South Bend
Market Street
Og Ca Be
Susan Smith
Jesus
Martha Newsome
Ella Powell
Ella
Alfred Washington
Holland
Lottie A. Holland
Gertrude
Mary A. Jenkins
Mary Reese
Mayo
Norward A. Mayo
Mary and
Wilmere- Mayo
Bernard Raison
Interchurch
Universal Hoeing Corporation
North Vanpelt Street
Capita
Universal Housing Co
North Vanpelt i
L. H. Simonton
Thomas Cadogan
Saxo Estella Hace Tae
P. A. Thom Pain
William FE. B. Dubois
B. & IL. Association