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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-11
Club Officials
H0nored lit
Tea Party

The legislative department OF the
Detroit Association OF clubs. of
which AIRS. Cora seymour Is prcsi
dent gave tea party Saturday
afternoon. Nov T. al the home OF
its chairman. Miss T.. l.. Gulley
GO Chandler avenue. The tea was
in honor of The members OF the
executive board OF The Michigan
state Association over which Mrs.
Kate Johnson prcsidcs
The out OF town guests were
Mesdamcs Srricl bryant. Lillian
Lynch, OF Flint. bertha Slarks.
Orelha Jackson. Annette Morgan.
T.. j. Lewis. James Moore. OF Ann
Arbor; Mary Green Hayes. OF
Jackson. There were seventy eight
guests present.
Mrs. Mary Jrffrics presided nj
The tea table being assisted by Miss
Annette Duncan and Mrs Bessie
Orr. Mrs. Is. s. Carter received the
guests and Miss Sophia Cole kept
The register
The clubs were represented by
Mrs. Eliza Murphy, Mrs. Della
Barrier Mrs. Lula Gregory Miss
Meta Pelham. Mcsdames Jessie
Aicklos. A. l.. stephens. A. IIilliarl.
Josephine May, Margaret Curtis.
A. Lindsley. r. Shcrrod, T. Afford.
liulda Muihlcb. Julia Campbell. +.
Catherine liumee.
Mabel Phillips. Leila Hendricks
Trma Collins. Eugcnn Wade. Itoxie |
Ben. Ida Iosilrs. Gussie Jordan,
1ud Othare
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ORIGINAL FORT NIGHTLY
BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs. Ann Houston Blackwell was
hostess 10 the Original Fortnight
~ Bridge club" Monday oct 80.
After a brief business session
the club started It's twenty seventh
year OF play with five Of the char
ter members present and one alb
sent namely Mrs. Ann lloustOh
Blackwell. Mrs. Mabel Barnes.
Mrs. Mary webb. Mrs. Nora Hans
bury. Mrs. I.eona Solomon arl
Mrs. Ollie shook.
other members present were.
Mrs. Minerva Washington. Mrs.
Anna Johnson. OF Windsor. MIS-.
Adah Johnson. Mrs. Iicriie Lyle.
Mrs l.ucretia Lindsay. Mrs. IIallis
Toodlc and Mrs. Mae GrccnIaw.
Guests were Mesdamcs Duncan.
G. Griffin Ethel Andrews and Lou
Wnborn
a dainty luncheon was served
after which the prizes were award
u 80 Mcsdamos Solomon. Andrews
Griffin and Anna Johnson.
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Collegiate Set Enjoy
Exciting Weekend

The annual Homecoming cele
bration was held at Michigan State
Normal College last week end.
with many of the alumni ana
friends Of students now m school.
cOngregaiing in the beautiful little
town of lpsilanii 40 add 10 the
general air OF hilarity and excite
mcnt that pcryadcd the campus
The week END was started with
parties at The different fraternity
and sorority houses and I'm some Ut
the private homes, but the holiday
WAS officially ushered in on Satnr-
day morning with the running or
the annual dual cross country meet
between the University Of Michigan
and Ypsilanli Although The ctr
was trinc chill. several 0f the
stcrrer soy watched Brockman. "A
member OF our group. run a game
race. to b" the second Huron man
in behind the winner Of the cyel.'
Jane Dawley. Betty Stokes. THAI
Dennis. Eddie Swan and Herbert
Williams formed "A gay luncheon
party enjoying the excellent cuisine
IN the lovely dining room OF The
beautiful McHenney Hall.
The football game in the after
noon drew the homecoming crowd
to the stadium. Observed here ana
there among the throng. dressed in
gay sports attire and The latest
football fashions. their pretty faces
flushed with the excitement of the
close contest. were many sweet go
eds. attended by their current
heart throbs. Loretta Jackson
Betty Stokes, Madge Ship. Jaro
Dawley Elizabeth and Irene Dun /
can. MayOla Cross and Pearl Carr:
Eddie Swan Eugene Beatty Monroe
Walton Herbert Williams aud
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Detroiters Attend Yp8i
Annual Homecon1ino

Jimmie Allen were enthusiast,
Witnesses Of the game. ypsi got
the bad breaks and despite third
period rally. lost 10 fine. hard
PLAYING South Dakota state team
An elaborate dinner party al ~,
Davis House with Monroe Walton
'ihad Dennis. Eugene Beatty and
Charles Brockman acting rs hosts
hundred Pearl Carr. Jane Dawlcy
Betty Stokes Jimmie Allen. Her
bert Williams ana Eddie swan.
The hosts were congratulated M
on their excellent hospitality.
The fellows at The Dayis House
were all hustle and hustle, making
dates, telephone calls and what
not, getting ready for that party
al The A. *. A. sorority House.
Finally everyone knew an the
answers and or ihcy went. bound
for n riotouS evening. And lid they
have II.
Motors were arriving bringing
SIN more of the gay reyolers from
Detroit and Ann Arbor. JOY hound.
II looked as lhough hair The young
social roster were represented In
the happy crowd. Soft coloro 1
lights AMI gay decorations made
the dancers seem fantastic and un
real as couples sought darkcned
corners aud soft cushions for a
brief respite from dancing. Th,
stag line WIS heavy and kent The
beautiful girls in continuous
whlrl Of praucing foot. Numbered
among those present were Frances
liillips. Loretta Jackson Efic III
Ter Pearl Carr, Jane Bllips. Jane
Dawley Irene aud Elizabeth Dun
AN Betty stokes Geraldine shaw
ius Galloway. Jimmie Allen. Nun
zoe Walton Herbert Williams En-
,cpc Beatty. lie Hrun Simmons. 7
Bob Love Eddie Swan Thad bon I
Ne and Charles llrookman
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With r. II T.
. YOUNGER SET


$500 - . - -
When the first little linpe q 2
autumn chill begins to make MS
shiver. The snppy mir runs rs
INSIDE In search of other pleasures,
at least until the ice skating sea
son commences. ANYWAY. while the
merry Youngsters are indoors let
Ms learn something about them.
yul' SHOULD Know THAT.
Cecil Bland llnds PLEASURE and
relaNaiioA in drawing delicate
tracings on tissue.
Harry Soloman. the self cxiled
prince. finds perfect happiness
with nothing more exciting than an
occasional game of checkers with
his dad.
Bob Brady. still lover of the
outside. has as his pet diversion
3 strolling along the bridal path on
llcllc Isle
/ Maud Coins Is an ardent camera
fan. and nothing intrigues her
more than an unusual shot from
j tho inside
KATHERINE Brady is going II Ia
Carlo. waving her hair In the best
Greta fashion. II Is very fetching
too.
Juel williams likes mystery
plays
Robert lIaden. young poet oil
promise. spends his evenings with
his Spanish studies, and converses
in that language we'll.
George Dunbar is happiest wheT
he Is demonstrating To some
Young lady, how his car works.
We saw virgic Roxborough in
speeding a pretty selection of fash
ion designs. last Saturday.
a certain young lady has alrcad!
started her Christmas shopping.
Julia Boston has entered the Col
lcgc Of the city of Detroit. to worl
for her degree In medicine.
Annie Powell Is prospect TO
Varsity Girls basketball squad n
Northeastern High.
Flossie Berry and Floyd Wake
enjoy driving about town together
particularly the East Side.
Arthur Carter, OF Hunt Driv,
Is an authority on mems clothes.
Alfred stephens. the promising
Young dramatist, Is working ut CIT
College. for his masters degree Il
drama.
The Harlem Rythmn Boys.
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CLUBS
DETROIT Study CLUB

The Detroit Study club was en-
tertaincd last Friday by Mrs
Ethelyn Henry. at her residence on
Townsend Avenue. The program
consisted of two papers on the
subject What Have Women Done
To Purify Politics" by Mrs. &. S.
Smith and Mrs. l.. +. Johnson. An
interesting discussion ON The sub
jrct followed many expressing
their decision 10 never again fail 10
vote. \ delicious repast was served
By the hostess. The guests were
Mrs. Carrie Montgomery. Mrs.
kalhlyn Black. and Mrs. Jones OF
Grand Rapids.
The next meeting will be on Nov
l1ih. with Mrs. Leo Welkcr.
Philadelphia avenue.
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Which CLAYTON Foster is leader. are
Going over big. over station WNYI
KATHERINE Armstrong has secm
ed employment at lIudson's
Christine Gundy has returned
from her trip south.
Haste Dial. Sidney Brooks and
Francis Norilcet show great prom.
sc "a becoming outstanding mus
cal artists.
As previously stated. this is the
mouth when society moves inside
for the winter season. andhegins
planning its lireside activities IN a
4 lively way. There are many im
poriant dates. too. though Novem
Der is still very young. First. flnd
on my calendar that the sub Dchs
are going TO have party tha
month. The lleaths. az Royal Oak.
and the younger sci are planning
to- come together and donate has
kcts to the unfortunate. Coed
Night at the Y. W G. A. Ia also in
the ofing. There will be other
prospective parties to tell you
about next week.
At the Y. NJ. G. A.. Ben Johnson
prefers the less strenuous gam,
OF domInoes. Eddie Graham plays
hand ball Harry Tapsico insist,
on his hour Of billiards.
This weeks Who's Who present.
lElainc Lewis. the fasoinatinl
daughter OF Mrs. l.. b. Lewis. GEL.
Hartford. Elaine was horn July y
1917, and is a senior at Northwest
ern High. She likes to read an,
play tennis. Is lover of art an,
shorthand. Her ambition Is TO he
como business woman. She Il
affiliated with several clubs.
Alexander Smith. young artls
and son OF leading customs tail
or. was born July 2S. 1916. He /
senior at Cass Tech Ills desir
Is to become a successful CONNER
cial artist. lie has already wo
several prizes for his drawings
Football and swimming are hi
ravoritc sports. his hobby being I
crash parties. Ills clubs are tn
I, lily. the Pen and Palette Clul
/, Harrison Hayes Lyric Club an
others. lie was a former officer Z
the II. o. T. c.
NJ So long. until next week.
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6. Mrs. Mary Shelby is chairman
OF the COMMITTEES; Mrs. Carrie
Riley, Secretary; Mrs. Mabel
Halle. Chairman OF Social Com
mittee: Mrs. V. williams of Pub
LEFTY Committee with Mrs. Ruth
Il. Irwin. director. arc those who
are carrying the responsibility OF
the cafeteria.
The Executive Board Of the state
Association OF ColJred Women met
in the Social Rooms OF the Lucy
Thurman Branch on saturday
November 3 at 1890 a. m. for an
an day meeting. Delegates were
present from Ann Arbor. Jackson.
Grand Rapids. Saginaw. Flint and
Detroit. After the morning session
forty were served at luncheon in
the cafeteria. All were profuse In
their praise of the service the y.
w. &. A. is rendering to this COM
munity and TO the country at large.
The city Association under the
guidance of Mrs. Cora Seymour,
the president. was hostess TO the
I Executive Board.
The second Coed night occurs
on Friday, evening. November 10 mt
the Lucy Thurman Branch at $50.
An orchestra and stage show will
he some of the attractions offered.
Come and enjoy yourself.
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The Merry Go Round held at the
Lucy Thurman Branch on Noycm
Der was success from every
viewpoint. From the moment the
girls arrived until cocoa and sand
witches were served every moment
was illled with various activities
and interests.
The second Merry Go Round
will occur on Wednesday. Nov,
5 and each following "Wednesday
at 10 a. m. closing at noon. All
unemployed girls between eighteen
and twenty 1--WE years of age are
cordially invited TO attend. Come
and join in with other girls in
work and play.
The Book and Magazine shower
from November ID % sponsored
hy the Educational Committee of
The Lucy Thurman Branch, Mrs.
Phyllis Johnson Golden. chairman.
vii solve your problem of surplus
books and magazines. You are re
qucsted "a send them to the ~ and
ihcY will so on salc the first week
in December. Bring all OF the
magazines and books for which you
have no use. They Will meet a
need here.
nv, Week OF Prayer ami World
Fellowship will be observed I'm the
Branch chapel November - TO is.
H. A
theme "rhe rniqueness of Christ"
viii be- carried through MS follows:
a World in Need Monday He
Came Tuesday lie was Tempt
Cd" Wednesday. lie Obeyed;
I'rhursday "lie Suffered; Friday
"Ilc Conquered; Saturday. lie
Lives.
Pastors from our churches will
present the subject each day. The
public is invited. Rev Il. l.. Brad
by OF the Second Baptist Church
will be the speaker on Sunday
when the service will be held at 4
y. m.
A great deal of interest is being
manifested in the various classes
! that have been organized AT the
branch. The craft class has been
divided into three sections to ac-
commodatc those who desire this
work. New classes starting this
week are drama on Thursday
from To D. m. with Mrs. Fannie
Poole as instructor. and EnglisI
grammar ON Tuesday az p. m
with Miss Bculah Cain az teacher
The Hour Of Music and Medita-
ton sponsored by the Lucy Thur
man Branch Religious study class
Is growing in popularity. Sundf y
, November II at p. m. Rev. X. J..
Brady. pastor of the Second Bap
ltist Church. will be the speaker
The senior choir of the sam
church will furnish the music. Tn
public Is cordially invited to com
aud enjoy this inspiring service
The Food Service Committc
2 held It's regular monthly luncheo
: meeting in the Lucy Thurma
= Branch Cafeteria on Monday. Nov
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Beouticians Hold
Popularity Contest

Ladies' Ala No. of Scott NJ. +. .
Church AT Kirby and 81 Antoine
streets. held a VERY successful
Who's Who Reaulicians popu
larity Contest Tuesday night. Ocl
"a The first prize went 10 Madam
u w9iss W. w. =, -, rs.@ix.a 49, p.
mier hair-dresser 81 Detroit. for
raising Sl63S. Mrs I.orec Downs
Won second prize for bringing 80
the next largest sum of money. The
total amumt raised Was S6G.1i.
Mrs. 4 DWncan's model Miss
Yonrwcl. was awarded FIRST prizr
for having her hair dressed most
artistically lditlt Miss lirown ana
Mrs. Terry were given srcoud and
third prizes. rcspcctNely, Tor thcir
lovely coffures.
An the participants were lovely
ia their attractive gowns and well
drcsesj hair. Fifteen bcmticims
and forty one moaels took part In
the contest They madc charming
sight. as lhcy lined 40 AMI march
cd before the audience to be
Judged.
Dr. John z, Hargyh, "A prominent
physician OF the city Was present
and made a very instructive talk
which the audience enlhusiaslical
~ applaudcd
other features of the program
were solo, by Mrs. Wadsworih
reading Mrs Fannie White Poole
reading l., v CarrInlion, rcadml
little Frenchy Waller.
Mrs Elsie Traylor. president @
the Ladies' Aid 80 l. promoted The
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and WOMANS PAGE,
SOCIAL NOTES
ooceccoscooeoo.0ec.. !.

Mrs. Fannie White Poole win
begin dramatic school THURSDAY
night Nov. 9. from p. m. at ,he
y. W. G. A.
x*x*xx
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Maxweu
returned from Chicago where thev
enjoyed the many interesting
sights at the Century of Progress
#****
Mrs. Marlborough. her littla
daughter. Mizella. and son. Leo
have returned TO the city from
Mexico whore they spent two years
They are residing AT 1888 Alper
with Mrs. yarborough's sister
Mrs. Bcnsley.
*x*xx
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Noel of C359
Scotch avenue entertained al n
ard party "Wednesday evening
Nov. ] honoring Messrs. William
Frazier and j. II. Bruner. Of
Wewoka. Okla. Other guests pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Lugrand
Mr.. and Mrs. y. De Bose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doss Carter. Mrs l.ayada
Starnes. Mrs. Allcna Timer. Mrs.
Emma Blasingame. Mrs. Roberta
WaWde. Mrs. Parks. Mrs. Augusta
Davis. Miss Cathleen Marcellus
and Messrs Louis TAYLOR and
William Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Thomas Of
COS Medbury avenue have just re-
turned from visiting friends in
Chicago. While there they attended
the Century of Progress and en-
joyed the Wilbebrforcc-Tusl
football game. "
The lovely dining room OF Mrs.
3. p. Hill at 1904 JOS Campau
avenue was beautifully decorated
with flowers Friday evening, Nov
>. when she honored several
friends AT a delicious seven course
II proved an enjoyable evening
for her guests.
Those present were: Atty L.
Jeffries. Atty. Berry. Atty. Hayes.
Riley, Robert Wright,
J. G. Walker. Mr.. Cromwell. VIM.
Ross. T.. Craig. Mrs. G. Jeffries,
Mrs. S. Thomas. Mrs. Wyatt Mr..
and Mrs. Briggs and Joseph
Sparks.
~ M
DR.. j. w. Collins has recently
returned from n pleasant viatsss
tho century OF Prosrcaa 1872 ,
cage.
Y ~ X n n a
Mrs. Rupert Markoe. of 445 kingl
avenue left Monday. Nov. q to ac-
company George Markoe. father OF
Or. Rupert Markoe, TO New YORK
lily. Mr.. Markoe sails for his
home in the Virgin Islands Nov
Sth after four months visit with
DR.. and Mrs. Markoe in Detroit
During his stay Mr.. Markoc was
the recipient Of numerous social
courtesys. He attended the Century
Of Progress.
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BY Mary NJ. StaIlings
snLyER WI GOLD


The brilliants are showing them
selves in all walks at STYLE. The
tailored suits aud dresses are very
cloycrly handled with bright spots
here and thcrc To delight tho
feminine cye. These effects are so
e>pcrtly designed that the most
dramatic ones can he worn by any
one with mpdesty. This now style
enablrs pgr 40 lgyp one dress ar
ensemble take the place of many
\ chance like his is appreciated
by an
Here is a portrait Of the VOL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. much to
do and limited amount of time
tc accomplish these duties.
For tho first thing in the morn
ing She Nil wear gold tini ]
wool sheer crepe dress and brown
aoccssoripe Tho dress Is very
smaeuy d signed with flute az
llr lem line "a belt az No normal
waist line q high neck line and
sleeves that are gathered up al the
I shoulders hy three wide tncks.
rnnnirs arross the arm.
The brown nccessorcs include
small turbau with prunc ol
monkey rur. gloves of The sam,
material as Tie hat q purHc OF
gold and brows, ANA The shoes ar,
brown suede either build w
pump or laced oxford With
boulevard heel. she may also carry
"A brown monkey fur muir.
When The morning duties arr
completed there is the aflernoo
ten io Which the same dress is wor
with different version. The hig
neck Is emphasized by yoke q
gold metal cloth. a gold and silvc
braided belt being also worn. Th
hat takes decalcd change by al
most disappearing entirely; 1t
a small crown turhan of gol
metal. The hair is the main part {
the hat. and brown net veil cover
| the hat and hair
This same effect can be wor
to any informal the wearcr migl
attend In the evening there Wi
/ be- great deal of very bright blue
and reds trimmed IN glowing +,
| quens, rhincstones, and beads
Tho very formal evening gowl
are high aud dramatic in the iron
sweeping into almost no back. III
hem line is trimmed with flute
rufflc.
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Speakers To Address
Nat Turner Club

Al the meeting of the Nat.Turncr
club, TO be held Tuesday nieht.
Nov. -. zoos Antctam, two prom
lncnt speakers Will bo heard. llo-
mey Henderson. music teacher
and graduate OF 4. of NJ and
Lillian Rond. also a teacher OF
music and graduate of the Col
umbia. University, will be the
speakers. The subject Will be "fho
Appreciation OF Music and it's Soc
ial Significance. Miss Rond re
Gently returned from trip 70 the
Soviet Union.
The meeting will begin at $ y. IN.
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BEAUTY HINTS
by Nina Temple
To mAyE LIPS LIKE CHERRIES

You need not envy the young
maidens whose lips look like req
ripe cherries for you can have
them just as well. The secret IS
this: Just touch the lips with bl.
OF oil after they have been Wloren
in the usual way. The oil gives
them the shine that is admired so
much on fresh young lips. our
grandmothers missed a lot by not
knowing this secret.
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GOLDEN LITERARY ART CLUB

: The Golden Rule Literary and
Art club. Auxiliary No. /. mot
Thursday. Nov 2. al the home %
Mrs. Augusta Davis. 454O McGraw
avenue with Mrs. Aline Noel. pre-
siding. After IA short business ses
sion, The afternoon was spent with
art work. After delicious lunch
tllc club adjourned TO meet Nov
10 with Mrs. Greenwood. GO03
Nnrlhiirld.
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MAGNETIC CLIB

The club will entertain at
cabaret party, Nov. ~. AT Brewster
Center. from $ TO II p. N. Lewis
Brothers Will feature dancing and
floor show.
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CtKNAIlON GIRLS SOCIAL
(lIB

The club was Hospitality enter
tanned Friday evening by the
president, Mrs. l.. Hunter, at her
home. G1S Garfield Whist. bridge.
and dancing were the features ~
The evening. a very delightful
luncheon was served.
The guests were MIR. and Mrs.
Willis oi New York; and Mesars.
Mosby. Gales and Footc.
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WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcement is made of the
OF Miss Jayne -. Huff
man OF Fort Smith. Ark. TO Paul
V. Scaggs. of Detroit, the ceremony
having taken place secretly, June
3. 1898, to the surprise Of parents
and friends OF the Young couple,
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CATHOLIC Study GLIB

The Catholic study Club of st.
Peter Clayer, gave a delightful par
~, al The residence of Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Lewis. COS Medbury
avenue Their daughter. Georgette
and niece, Mia Leonard. were
hostcsses 10 the following: Misses
Doreihea Juel. Frances Williams.
Margaret and Matilda Meyer.
Juncvcre Guy Maryinc Woodruff.
blanche Srarpe, Doris King. Corlne
Butler Helen Fears. Myea Collins.
Jennie Simpkins. Inez Gilliard.
Mary Dennis. Walter Thompson
Unillie Leonard. Lenora Thomas.
Alvin Berry. TalIulah Thomas.
Leonard Jackson. Joseph Walker.
leo McNcal, Hugh Drew. Porter
Fi"rce. Clarence Carter. Jimmy
Johnson. Leroy Dudley. Arthur
Parker Jimmy and Walter Ice.
George Rector Lorcnzo Cunning
ham. Leonard Saltors. aud many
others.
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contest SHE received many con
examinations on hrr tue work amt
leadership IN promoting fhr imam
cial, social, and spiritual welfare
Of Scott NJ. T.. Church She thanks
all 'who helped make the affair
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Our advertisers are your friends
PntronIze them. They help the
Tribune.
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Tho club gave n prc-IInllowe'en
dance. Friday Oci. ~ al tgc De
lroit Industrial club House "a
Frederick. Those present wore
cosfumcs in keeping with the oc
casion Prizes were awarded The
one most camically dressed also
Tie enc most neatly dressed.
Mrs, Rosa Reed is the progress
sive president OF the club. and IS
known br her ability to do things.
thu aifiiir was very enjoyable