Richmond planet., 1930-12-13
Dearest dot:

TO you a lew rather pointed state
ments winch l expected you to at
ieasJ say something ABOUT. But,
lot" you passed them over, didn't
| you! IL Is needless tor me to say l
am sorry, but you did miss just a
little news. They would have made
| you a little wise II you had heeded
| these statements.
LasC Teehs signIIicanr role uesaii
ou rluya e'eniIis anu lasLcu InAu
Vile ealIy nvurs VI oatufuay mofii.
InS ~OarLueuiaus were Tile RESPONSE
ule a,iu mUsL uelIsnLAui nostS. uiI.i
vlIVer n anu ms
uors III entertainment, couples
uar.eu mere anu There across Jn-
,ioor. Just CtaAe my WORK tor ~,
| une Ill say "rney looked goou. A
u..ie surIy "DoL , / can TELL YOU
SiIu was .lere uuC 1 nave ueen re-
| uuesUeu no. ~ publish Lne names.
| uuess 1 nau ueLCer noe, Tor lear Va
| Lne a~ILeruiaLn. AZ any rate, Sc ine
pei souaIIy, anu II Wall pe a source
VI pleasure W name as many as L
am aule, anu OF course VINO rney
| were Win and all those others innings
III Which,, as a general rnlng you are
| interested.
nau all unexpected pleasure ali
| MONDAY, someLnlng wnlcn 1 ain
glad 1 ana not MISS. The DARK
norses'' ana by the way / am just
| nnulng out VINO the LARK horses
are. sponsored one OF most unique
| AFFAIRS ,Une season mas witnessed.
A most dllghrIul dance on MONDAY
from 4:uv 10 500 at Johnsons'. For
The entertainment OF their guests the
Lark Horses" had like Dlxon's"
pand from baltimore. / suppose 1t
IS alright TO say who was rnere. Az
any raIe | will run the risk OF bring
ing to your attentions for this &C.
caslon, Misses Thelma Voolfolk,
Irma Harris, Lavinla Cogbill, Ruby
Jackson, Mesdames Mary Price, Gus
sic Ferguson, Bttye Dungy, Misses
Dorothy Hopkins, Antionette Hamil-
ton. Madeline Hamilton, Wllllanna
Bradford, Mamie Brown, Vivian
Watson, Christine Wade, Anne Ellis,
Mamye Ellis, Zemoria Wood, Matte
Booker. Laura Booker, Genevleve
Johnson, Madeline Tyler, Annie b.
TAYLOR, Mary Wingfield, Thelma
Cephas, Mrs. Ethel Walker, MI: ano
Mrs. Nathaniel Brown of Ports
mouth, Misses Annie Smithey Anne
mae Hutchins, "Dot" Wooten.
John R. Picott, Richie B. Keller,
william Pride, James Greene, Robert
+. Cooper, James Cotton, Paul y.
Morton. B. Addison Chephas II, 4.
Harris, Robert Taylor, Milton west
raw. Frederick Ellis, Stackhouse'
Andrew Bowler, Herbert Hamilton
Robert Cooley, Daniels.
"Tuxs" are being pressed, n lots
of things are being placed IN reaai,
ness, as dresses, evening OF course
with the modistes, and the ringer
waves and marcels,in company win
all those other dainty preparations
for wednesday evening, the 18th.
Harold Jordan of Douglas Court
starts the holiday bells a-rlnglng on
this occasion. The details, | regret, l
cannot give just now, but mop 10
have them perfect next week 'hi'
this time. 49,.
Nv memoir bears nothing
scheduled to occur between that time
and the Sigma Gamma Rho,S az
Johnson's. Christmas Eve, or shouio
I6 a Christmas morning! Inc
time is 1901 until OF course, ho"
This statement is not at all authen
tic hut I have heard something u
this effect from several forces.
Don't let me fool you II you can
hello 1t, but while speaking OF ohi
mas, / might make anotheI "t
contribution. Don't get knockeu ~
,onr ,eet If you hear OF two eVel.'
OF which you nave not hearo 0e
Thavll be rather nice too.
nacx 10 the tnlngs winch nave af
ready happened. On last oa. 80
lIlt,e Ancnony James was . anu 20
80 was D. Rather colncldentai Ina.
Inasa little ''puddles' would nave "
n,rtnday on the same date. NO one
rad a birthday party o tnenl, Du
nov, I, naard hat THESE lucky little fellows
we're recipients OF lots OF goou
wishes, visits and presents. SUNDAY
as | understand it., was the spectacle
tar day. Earl called On Anthony I'M
so did a number of their trlenus'
.Inev had a big time with Alvin Nor
us, Leon Reid, Ferguson Reid.
I happened to have seen John K.
Picott and Richie B. Keller, CORES
pondents to the Planet the otnef
evening. They were the most dehgn.,
ed to speak, possible. l attrlDueeo
the reason to those two very entlclng
Young ladies they had with them.
Miss Marjorie Sircus is expected
home Sunday. l wonder if that means
anything. ! think so.
dot" please let me tell you again
about the Delivers, n OF the most
interesting groups Richmond coulu
possibly know. Despite the TACT tnat
they were busy completing plans 1or
their annual frolic on Christmas
night, they stick to their programs.
Al their last meeting, Miss Goldle
Coots was hostess and Liewelyn
Davis the head of the Department OF
Commerce at Virginia Union was
guest speaker. The only guest on
last Tuesday was Miss Thelma Cep-
has. Miss Cephas, al you know is a
member of the Armstrong High
School faculty. To re-inform you,
the Delivers are Misses Blanche Coles,
president; Beatrice Edmunds, trea-