Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-15
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
by Florence stephens

Parties there are every weel
but We have been cheered perman
daily by those OF the past week 4
our disposition says slightly, al
we have to do is remember tho
party Friday evening in the HON,
of Mrs. Eugene Collins, 5S4l
Beechwood Avenue.
Mrs. Collins entertained for tho
pleasure OF her neice. Miss Make
Collins, OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa
who is visiting In the city.
This pretty party was held in the
basemet OF the Collnn's home
which had been beautifully decora-
ted for the occasion. Among those
seen enjoying themselves were
Misses Marion Carter. Ernesta
Jackson, Sue Dunbar. Betty Proc
ter. Merle Rouse. Ruth Houser,
Ruth Jason Virginia Roxborough.
Madelean Simms. Messrs. James
| Dunbar. Frank Penick. Norman
Moore, Carroll Strickland, Marvin
Coker, Jack Rodgers. Sam Thomas
George Dunbar, Wilbur Brewer.
Andy Hunter and Edward Ora
ham.
Then take the impromptu party
al the home of Miss Margaret Hud-
son. OF Scotch Avenue, in honor
OF her house guest. Miss Madelean
Simms. OF Flint
Some OF those who dropped in
on the charming little hostess and
her pretty little guest were Misses
Virginia and Elsie Roxborough.
Jean Van Horn. frankie Franklin,
Evelyn Jex. Wilma Sturkey, Carrie
Lou Lloyd. Messrs Jaydell Thomp-
son William Entzmlnger. Henry
Talbert Goldie Lloyd, and Percy
Stewart.
II was beeath beautiful moon
that the Nacirema club sponsored
their lawn party Monday night at
the club house. The lawn was very
prettily decorated with Japanese
lanterns. The guest list included.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seymour. DR. and Mr. William
Postles. DR.. and Mrs. Whitby.
Or. and Mrs. |. l.. Whitby. DR.. and
Mrs J. j. McClendon. Frank Da-
Wis Bob Moody. Mr. and Mrs. J.
/ Logan and many others.
The trend is toward Chicago and
he Century of Progress and that
IS the reason why the Roxborough
family left for Chicago Monday
,vening.
With the thousand of things TO
sec at the fair, plus the social ac-
tivities in which Elsie and Virgil
mia will indulge, we will be well
informed about Chicago when the
lloxboroughs return
Talking about Chicago reminds
rs that the members OF the Girls
Friodly Society have completed ar
rangements for their trip to the
Century Of Progress during the
last week in July.
4 desire to see relatives and the
call of Atlantic breezes enveigled
Mrs. Helen Toodles TO Norfolk.
Va. whore she Is visiting her faith
| er.
The attractive Miss Erma Nor
ris has just returned from the en-
chanting big city on Manhattan
Island New York City.
Soiree did you say? Well one
was held at the Nacirema Club
Sunday evening for the under
graduate students OF the old Motor
City.
The purpose of the entertain
ment was TO create club interest
In the younger group. More than
forty-flve were in attendance.
imposing outing was the pic
mic at the cottage OF DR.. and Mrs.
G. T.. Whitby on the shores OF Mid
West Lake. Fourth of July.
With the exhilarating breezes
whipped up from the nearby lake.
the following guests passed the
time pleasantly until a late hour:
DIR. and Mrs. Rupert G.. Markoe.
DR.. and Mrs William Postles. DIT
and Mrs l. l.. Whitby. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Green. Or. and Mrs.
Burton, DR.. and Mrs. Haley Bell.
Dr and Mrs. Clement Scott. DR..
and Mrs. L. L. Spann. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Brummel Penick. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Darden, Mr. and Mrs. Fred John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Lans-
ing; John Dancy. and Mrs. c. f.
Whitby.s mother Mrs. Tyrrell.
On the spacious lawns at Mid
West Country club we're seen Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Lambert. DR.. and Mrs. j.
J. McClendon. Or. and Mrs. M. T..
Morton, Attorney and Mrs. Julian
Rodgers. Ernie Marshall. and 9TH
or Detroiters who were enjoying
the weekend in the country.
And those younger folki There
was large motorcade which left
Detroit early Tuesday morning on
their way to Colchester. Canada,
whore they spent the day on the
beautiful beach.