Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-08
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
by Florence Stephens

benefit even though IL was hard
on wearing apparel. Not only did
the heat stimulate the luxuriani
growth of the flowers, but il added
lusire to- the garden party given
by Mrs Henry Ford for the plea
sure OF the members OF the Girls
Friendly Society.
The party was held in the beau
tiful gardens of the Ford estate in
Dearborn and among those who
attended this delightful affair
we're: Misses Ruth Jason, Helen
billiard. Hlariz Thompson. Violet
Banks. Virginia Green. Aux Vase
Jackson. Dorothy Miller. Dora
Talbert Emma CASTOR. Margaret
Graham. Cecilia Sylvester Mildred
Johnson. Louise Taylor. Margaret
Williams. Mesdames Bessie Nor
ton. Ernestine Postles. Pearl
penick. Geneva Casey, Francis
Moss. 4. l.. stephens. Alma Nc
Nlahan. Talbert. f. Daniels and II.
Robinson.
Although temperatures in De-
troit during the past week did not
hold TO their past capricious ex-
hibition intermittant cooling
zyphers and hot breezes. the pre-
sence OF out-Of-town guests has
! done much 10 enliyen the social
/ calendar.
Take the case of Miss Aux Vase
Jackson. of St Charles. Mo. who
is the house guest of Miss Violet
Banks. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ r. Banks 6632 Scotch Ave.
The charming little Missourian
was honoree al "A bridge party Civ
On by Miss Margaret Graham at
the Graham home on Scotch Ave
Friday evening Among the deb
bics attending this pretty social
entertainment were Melba Grimes.
Helen billiard. Ruth Jason. Elaine !,
Skinner Kathalecn Coote. Leota
Digs. Corrine Buckner. Violet
Banks and many others.
Add To This the party given by
the Jolly Brideettcs at the Naci-
rcma club Friday evening. Among
those attending this charming
party were Mesdames Pearl I
pcnick. r. H. Barksdalc. Margaret
Hawkins. lsola Graham. Eula
Yancy. Della Ward Lee. f. Taylor,
| Maybeile Rhodes. Messrs. Charles
| Fisher. Lowell Baker. Robert
| Moody. Ralph Osborne. Dr. Donald
Graham. Alvin Nicholson. and Dor
sey Summons
Just week in the country Is
IDEAL: but can it he accomplished?
it was FOR those associates of the
Girls Friendly who scurrled off
bag AMI baggage for Cranbrook |
last week.
These fortunate young matrons
spent week in the quiet OF
Bloomfield Inns whore they had !
am opportunity to visit the beauti- |
ful Booth mansion. the obscrva-
tory and the private art museum
In addition there was daily com
munion at the beautiful Christ
Church given by Bishop Page
Add To this the tennis and swim
ming and YOU can picture what a
good time Mcsdames Bessie Nor
tom srncstinc Postles. A. y.
stephens x. Robinson. J II. Lewis.
and Miss Emma Castor had while
there
Now that the glorious Fourth is
over. it is easy for an observing
bystandcr to note the excitement
which was stirring among the
members of the younger set. Par
ties. parties. parties. and any num-
her of dashing out-of-town guests.
But more about that next week.
While cuba is noted winter
resort. there are many who can
not wait until the winter breezes
blow before making the trip down
10 the Pearl OF the Antilles. Listed
among this number is Herbert
Sims. son of Dr. and Mrs. II. +.
Simms. GGl4 Firwood Ave, who
leaves soon for Havana.
The Century of Progress in Chi
cago is not attracting all Detroit
ers. Miss Bernadine Baker. ac-
companied by Mrs l.. Payne, of
cleveland, left Saturday on
motor tour through the eastern
states. They will return within
fortnight
From down south come Attorney
Julian Rodgers and his sons, Hor-
ace and Julian II The trio has
been motoring through the south
and are back home after three
weeks spent on the road.
Miss Madylean Sims. of Flint,
is down TO visit Miss Margaret
Hudson OF Scotch Avenue.
Mrs. Chelmus Jackson of Buff
falo. n. v. is the house guest of
Mrs. Bob Marrow. of McDougall
Avenue.
Back to the heat wave of the
past week. Among those who
sought relief at the beaches were
Misses Margaret Hudson. Mady-
lean Simms. Wilmer Sturkey.
Nassra Sonny Edwards. Charles