davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
HAVE iOI VOTED YET FOR
MISS HiLLLOWE'EN!"
Social Group Begins
Their Fall Activities

The Sorosis Group held their
first autumn session, Friday even
ing. Sept u. at the home OF Mrs.
Jennie Lake, 1927 Charesi avenue.
Hamtramck Mrs. Ardena stephens,
the president. presided Eighteen
members We're present, six mem
bers being absent.
The organization is fourteen
years old being composed OF men,
bers who are graduates or former
students of Narious colleges. For
the past three years the club has
specialized III the study If Negro
histry. From time to time. prm-
lnent men and women appear be-
lore the club. as guest speakers
Mrs. stephens. me president has
progressive program ana tl,e
group is doing fine work Al Tie
l'''h' meeting each momber gave
It iMiscenres of 'hf summer ~
'f'I9N a ieuping rep5l w,s
served
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
MODERN PROGRESSIVE CLUB

Mrs Albert Elders was hostess
at the second fall meeting OF the
club, Sept. IL. II was the period
given TO sewing. and the members
spent the evening making dainty
articles. which will be exhibited
in the near future.
Bridge furnished the recreation.
Prizes were awarded the follow
ing Mrs. Julia Lyons, first; Mrs.
James Bellamy, second; and Mrs.
Lucille Smith, BOBBY. The hostess
served dainty menu.
Mr.. Priscilla Harvey. OF cath
street, entained the club on Sept
20, which was observed as His
tory Night" Mrs. Bellamy outlin
ed The history OF Two outstanding
Negroes-the celebrated DR.. Dam
lei Williams. OF Chicago; and the
prominent Washington. ID. c. teach
or, Miss Gimp.
Bridge was played, prizes being
won by Mrs. Houston, first; Mrs
Lyons, second; Mrs. Mathes, con.
ISOLATION; Mrs. Kottie Mills, guest
prize. Mrs. Young was accepted al
a new member. A delectable lunch
con was served.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
y0tNG COTPLE SPEAK VOWS
ar PRETTY HOME WEDDING

Effective in its beautiful sim
plicity was the ceremony Wednes-
day night. Sept Is. which united
In marriage Miss Constance and
Phillip Holland. The scene OF the
wedding was In the home OF Mrs.
Annie Simmons. 2G73 Madison
Miss Rease was lovely in a gown
OF blue lace. made in severe lines,
with long train. Her bouquet was
a charming one. composed OF red
Killarney roses.
The maid of honor, Louise Sum-
mcrville. wore green. sleeveless
evening gown, and carried show
or bouquef Of token roses. T. Hol-
land was best man.
Following the ceremony, which
ook place al $50 p. m. supper
vas served al the home OF Mr. and
Yrs. Alfred Holland, the groom's
,arents
Rev Jesse W. Myers. OF Bethel
BAPTIST Church. performed the
CEREMONY.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
JUNIOR GIRLS CLuR


The Junior Girls met Sept "a.
with Mrs. A. Santos, 423 f.. Palmer
New members added to the organ
llation are: Bonnie Mae Billings,
Annie Fuller, Margarlta Caranza.
Helen Garner. Charles Hopkins,
annie Pacely, Leontine Conley,
La Bertha Shaw, and Eleanor
Billings.
ANY girls desiring infrmatlon
ABOUT the club, may write Bar
bara Goode, 1873 T.. Palmer.
The clubs fall carnival was q
iine success. A sport dance will b,
given Oct. -, at ESQ Farnswortl
street, On Oct. 2S, membership
tea VIII be given at the same adj
dress. from to Q p. IN. The publ,
Is invited. ''
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06

An invitation was extended 10
/ the public 10 enjoy the program OF
the Lucy Thurman Y. w. I. a.
open house Sept. ~. from noon 10
midnight. Nearly 1000 persons a.
vailed themselves OF this oppor--
tunity.
The days program opened with
chapel service at IL o'clock ad-
dressed by Rev. Il. w. Kelly, win
Mrs. Lena Starks, chairman OF the
Branch presiding Mrs. j. l.. Pick
ering spoke at the Homemaker-
luncheon on the "Glories OF MID
die Age"
With children grown up, mothers
can break away from household
duties and enjoy living and new
interest as well as many oppor-
tnnities to give service TO enrich
the lives of others she SAID.
Nearly so homemakers from
the Daricott and the Premier
clubs, OF which Mrs. Lucille Half
ford and Mrs Ethel Hawkins are
presidents. attended. Mrs. F. Il.
Dawson presided.
Everything that could possibly
interest women and girls, whethed
play or tudy. was included in the in
OF fall activities. A re-
sumo of the summers work at
Camp Norcon and the Summer
Camp was display
ed through exhibits and handcrafts
arranged by Margaret Stevens and
a miniature OF Camp Norcon made
by Christine Tandy.
A forecast OF the winters pro-
gram included exhibits OF table
service from the Household Arts
course arranged by Mrs. Olive
Boone. pattern construction and
lressmaking by Mrs. Jenny Doug
ass Moore and Home Hygiene and
are OF the Sick by Mrs. Frances
,. Davis.
For those who would swim, take |
or sports the gym and
Iealth education classes went on
'arade at 2:30 o'clock under the |
ERECTION OF Mrs. p. b. Gamble and |
Hiss Maud Morris with Mrs. l.. l.. |
pann and camp girls giving
demonstration, and |
omemakers participating in gen.
raj exercises and ping-pong. In |
no younger girls play hour from
to In charge of Miss Morris and
Iiss Wayne l.. Cole Ever Loyal
irl Reserves won from Excel
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
FLYING COLORS" STAR
REVEALS SECRET OF
BEAUTIFUL BLACK HAIR
YOUTH CAN'T HAVE DULL
FADED HAIR" Says Miss Burrows

In recent interiew back stage, the
charming, popular Elsie Burrows,
scintillatlng star Of Flying Colors,
graclously revealed the secret OF her
beautiful, lustrous black halr-"The
show business demands youth" said
Miss Burrows--"and youth simply
can't have dull, faded hair. To be
sure my hair Is always a brilliant
jet black, l rely upon Godefroy's
Larlcuse French Hair Coloring. It's
so easy to apply-no more trouble
than an ordinary shampoo, and al
ways gives your hair that soft. silky,
cleaning black everyone loves.
heartily recommend Godcfroy's to
my friends"
Follow Miss Burrows advice put
nm end TO the dull, faded hair that
keeps you from looking ns youthful
rs YOU really are. Stage, screen, So
clety and business summarizes have
used Godefroys for 40 years. Salts
faction Is guaranteed or your money
refunded. Today get GOdefroy's
LarIeuse French Hair Colorlng AT
your druggisl--or send coupon be-
low
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
uTILITkRIAN ART AND STUDY
(II'Il

Mrs. Mozel Coins was hostess
to a club at It's last meeting, at
her residence, 3l44 Garfield.
Bridge was the diversion OF the
evening. The hostess served APP
petizing menu.
The members are greatly elated
over the success of their cabaret
party, given Friday evening, Sept
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
CARNATION soCIAL cLrH

Tho Cub held their regular
meeting, Thursday evening. Sept.
n. at the home OF Mrs Bcssia
lilrdsoe, BIB Forrest avenue. All
members we're present. except Mrs
liurneite, who was III. The evening
was an enjoyable one aud delec-
table luncheon was served.
L IL
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
wANA GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB

The club met NJ the home OF
Mrs. A. l.. Ramsey, 1852 Begole
street, Sept. q. A dainty menu
was served and plans discussed
for the seasons activities.
Those present were: Mrs M.
Webster, Miss S. Haynes. Mrs. M.
kirksey. Mrs.M. Erwin, Miss Err
win, Mrs. b. Graham. and Mrs. C.
Diles, the president. also Mrs. l..
Smith. and Mrs. A. Arthur.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
sMAnr SET snlIAL lLrn

Miss Eva Mcdonald, .25i l.afay-
cite. was hostess 20 the club at It's
recent meeting The session was
opened by the vice pres. 81 y. IN.
all members being prestnt. Bible
quotations were given by each
member IN response 20 roll call.
The rcpast served was delicious
and greatly enjoyed. The next
meeting VIII be with Mrs. Aletha
Smith 3ll1 Monroe street.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
DETROIT ACME CLUE

The club met with Mrs. Levesta
Phillips, GALS LaGrand. Several
hands of cards were played, prizes
being awarded Alfonso Galloway.
first; Mrs. T.. Hanley, second; w.
White. consolation.
The hostess served a dainty re-
past
Mrs Annie Carter is president.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
coIDEN nrIE sOcIAL CLrB

inc club met at the home of
Mrs. Gertrude Martin 1858 Stanley
Friday evening Sept 81 After the
business session, al appealing
dinner was served Those present
were Mrs. Florence Anderson,
Mrs. Viola Jefferson, Mrs Mary
Manage Mrs Bessie Smith. Mrs.
liernice Webster and Mrs Eula
Matthews. the president.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06

Frances Ralford celebrated her
sixteenth birthday last Monday
with q party.
The young ARTISTS Market. 1lS
Withorcll street. will be open to
he public October and daily
thereafter.
billiard II. Brown left last week
for Atlanta. Georgia. to resume his
studies at Morehouse.
Ruth Routt is attending Michi-
gan Safe Normal College at Ypsi-
lani. and Is working Saturdays at
j l.. Hudsons.
The student organization OF the
Nacirema Club invites the Younger
Set 10 attend their forum and
dance TO be held ut the NacIrema
Club on October 6. The speaker
will be LeBron Simmons.
Margaret Hudson has returned
from school for some unknown
reason.
PERSONALITIES,
Ten Ne. Ago and Today
Keren Davis - Clumsy - winsome
Helen DnlIard MISREPRESENTATION
Meiba OrImes-candy lover--bewitching
Ruth Jason - cute - attractive
Kathryn Brady naturalist fetching
Daniel Gillespie - dressy drcssier
Carlyle Johnson--nonohalant-
George Dunbar--goad-natur
uu4.... -. ,...... ssss'4
p. s. David Northcross left for
Tennessee State last Saturday and
Marjorie Carter. who has just re-
turned from he hospital, spends
her time visiting friends.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
Detroiters Begin
F all Activities

With arrival of the autumn Detroiters
preparing for the usual round of the social act
vtes. On the social calendar listed numerous parties
for Halloween and Thanksgiving, together with many
other forms OF entertainments and sports. De-
troiters preparing for the approaching Thanksgiving
Day football game which will be played here between
WHEREFORE University and West Virginia State College,
and will be accompanied by round of social functions
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
DtIROITER> ENTERTAIN PHIL.
iDEIPHIt VISITORS

Mr. and Mrs Willie Robinson.
562 Garfield avenue. were host
and hostess az dinner. given
Sunday, sept. 80 in honor of their
weekend house guest. Mrs Hattie
Clark, Of Philadelphia. Pa. Those
present were Nj. Flosslc Micah.
Miss NJ. Brown, MIR. aad Mrs. j.
stevens. Tom Coul,iei. Jimmie
Hawkins A Hughes, r. Ducan.
Mrs Clark len Sunday night on
tho return trip home.
trown the Queen 81 Halloween.
Vote Vow.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
GROW LONG BEAUTIFUL HAIR
GROW HAIR ON RAID HEAD

A marvellous Scientific Hair and
Scalp Preparation; Cure Eczemn.
Tetter, Dnndruff, Alopecla Arenta,
stop Failing Halr-Thlcken 10 n
beautiful luxurious head Of hair
NO man needs to- become bald.
Guaranteed 10 grow hair on bald
head. These Products are Com.
pounded by Hair Growth Specl.
niist-Fifteen-years OF Intensive
research and dllllgcnt study Of the
Hair, Scalp and Skin. Write today
."r Information, or call Temple
l-75i5.
BERTHELLA'S LABORATORIES
Dept. A. H., 55s Farnsworth Ave.
Detroit Michigan
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
SOPHISTICATED LADIES CLUB

The club met with Mrs. Lee,
5l5 Garfield, ut its last meeting,
Mrs. Mcmillan being hostess. IL
was a fine meeting, with the ma.
iority Of the members present.
The secretary OF the club, Mrs.
Mcmillan, was recently visited by
the stork and presented with a
fine baby girl.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
in honor of the visitors.


Mrs. c. H. Harris returned TO
her home In Arkansas, after visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Francis
Kraft OF Binder avenue. and Mrs.
+. Hudson OF Revere avenue in
this city
Messrs Alphonsa and James
Gaines OF Detroit We're recent
visitors in River Rouge. where
they were guests Of their uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. /
Clifton Graham Sr. Of 81. Jean
avenue has been transferred TO |
this city after spending some
months IN Cincinnati lie is the
[. ;. Revenue service.
Miss Iorcen johnson left sun
day afternoon for her home in
Beloii. Ala aftcr spending the I
summer here a. house guest of
Mr. and Mrs Porter Mitchell {
While here she was The recipient !
OF numerous social courtesies
Mrs Venus Lewis. of ST. Jean .
avenue. returned 10 he city last c
sunday following a visit of a few +
weeks with her son. Billingslea
Rev c. W. Nctcalf. pastor of
~, ,,r, sr,, ,ha con,h -
Just returned from me Souih, G
,,hctc he Visited relatives and -
friends IN Aikansas Mississippi, T
ana tennessee Accompanying
'r' 49, "eiV 500, 49,, ,, osne'
~ '",'i'7 -, fir
nD'N'' ~ Hnu'' ''a,.' "'9s 'ui ina
olah' M,ss 't''," ~ ','e'' "lSo Jei
ail's roam W INA ''"n"VbH' Ha
tnn the
,t ~. u.r.co s,,,,b and me
~ s'n AK ~" ,,.t,ime ,seir Der
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06

tertainment. Sept. %. II was a fine
success. Whist prizes were award
ed as follows: w. Fields, first;
Mrs. Fields. second Mrs. Minnie
Warrick, BOBBY.
An entertainment was also given
by the club. Oct. 3, at the Y. w.
G A.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
1925 Social CLUB

The recent meeting OF the club
was held with Mrs. Eugie West,
55S Medbury Many were present,
including out-oi-town guests
Niier the business session,
me hostess served an elaborate
melu.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
Many Attend Open House
Program at Y. w. c. A.

say. Mrs. A. e. Thomas, Mrs Car
rie Riley. Mrs. William II. Russell
Mrs. William Holden. Mrs Plumar
Pittman. Mrs. John Loomis and
Mrs. Burrell Carter.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
and WON ANS P AGE

These talented girls COM
pose the Tru-Tone Singers,
who will appear in recital.
Monday. Oct s, at $50 p. m.
at Allen A. NJ Z. Temple. on
Melbourne street. with Prof
S. A. RatIiffe directing
Reading from left to right
MiIdren Gibson, first sopra-
no; Hattie Robinson. second
soprano and reader; italia
Sims. first alto and pianist;
Allene Ashe, second alto.
Seated CONNER Parker.
first soprano and vlolinist.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
CLUBS

Is. They are planning TO give an
other social affair soon.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. w. o. Allen and daughter
WISH gratefully 10 acknowledge the
Kind expressions of sympathy
from their many friends, during
the illness and death of their hus-
band and father. respectively.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06

Crown the Queen of Halloween.
Vote NOwi
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-06
AMERICAN wOODMEN's SOCIAL
CHR

The American Woodmen's So
cial Club gave their first fall en-
, 1934-11-28
THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF EVENTS
SHOWS HOW FUNNY WE ARE

We seem TO be living in a topsy-turvy
world. In big things and in little things,
surprises are the order of the day. To try
to summarize the current news is to get a
queer feeling that someone, somewhere is
having fun with us by turning everything
upside down.
Thus we find a Du Pont calling for feder-
al pruning of munitions profits in wartime,
an Ogden Mills endorsing unemployment
insurance, and the U. S. Chamber of Com
merce backing the New Deal: simultan-
eously, a Clevelander stabs another mar to
death in an argument over the proper way
to slice bologna sausage, and a Colorado
high school boy slugs nine university CO.
eds to see how good a boxer he Is.
Americas secretary of state is proposed
for the Nobel Peace prize, Uncle Sam hav-
ing labored nightly, one supposes, for the
peace of the world. On the same day that
this is announced. the u. S. War Depart
ment unveils a bran-new armored tank,
which carries three machine guns and is
capable of travelling so miles an hour
across open country.
Professional baseball players travel to
Japan and stir japanese enthusiasm for
things American to a new high; simultan-
eously, American farmers in the southwest
seek to Dust a colony Of Japanese truck
gardeners, and thereby help bring Japanese
public opinion one notch nearer the stage
at which it would agree to a war.
"A New York woman announces that she
will endow selected poets to the tune Of
$4,000 a year, Walter S. Clifford welcomes
a proposed u. S. investigation of the Ameri-
can Telephone & Telegraph Company. the
Daughters of the C~onfederacy meet in New
York City and a model citizen of Her
kimer, N. Y, who voted in every election
for IA years, discovers that he is not a citi-
zen after all and prepares to take out nat
uralization papers.
A Spokane husband accuses his wife of
communicating with his rival by using the
Morse code in her snores, and a New York
er hammers his wife to death with their
framed marriage certificate.
SmedleyButler says someone invited him
to march on Washington with 100000
men. and u. 5. customs men detain a quart
bottle of gin shipped from the Philippines,
declaring that while gin from the Philip
pines is duty free, there is a tax on the
bottle that contains it 80.
And so it goes. Try to reduce these news
, 1934-11-28

jaw because " wasn't cricket other
wise.
Maybe we should send Babe Ruth
TO London.
Shaping-Informed circles hear
that the Farmer-Laborites OF Min
nesota have about decided to let
Senator Bob LaFoliette and his
new Wisconsin Progressive Party
take the lead In guiding the des-
TIMES OF next sessions Congress
sional liberals.
Leadership OF the so-calIed Pro-
greSsive Bloc In the House has been
vested IN Rep. Paul Kvale. Far
mer-Laborite Of Minnesota, ever
since Forello LaGuardia left to
become Mayor OF New York. Talk
IL now current that Kvale will step
aside and let one Of the seven wis
consin P~Togresslves take the reins.
Governor Floyd Olson OF Min
neSota, was in town recently and
talked things over with Senator
Henrik Shipstead. who polled the
biggest Farmer-Lab0r majority ct
all. ShipStead has seniority over
LaFullette but the dope Is ne viii
let the younger man run the show.
Olson already has suggested that
the Farmer-Laborites change their
Party name TO Progressive.
Notes - Gigantic public works
spending for relief purposes Is
looming UP Lobby men here
are becoming skeptical OF govern
ment-industry cooperation
Wages and taxes will present new
problems TO the public as soon as
, 1934-11-28

yes"
"I'm surprised"
Don't 7 look like IN Hbrarianf"
His eyes twinkled. "You look
iike-well, like girls should look
all the time"
Sweet OF you" smiled Ann.
but I have my moments or rever-
sion 90 type" She was starting
the roadster.
Don't worry too much" he
said. They'll probably be able 20
work things out nc the library"
"Goodby. II hope you'll have
better luck than \ had" Ann
said.
The shining little roadster tore
back at a rapid rate. In less than
an hour Ann was entering the H.
brary.
Sarah looked up as Ann came in.
1T was wonderful" she exclaimed
wonderful"
81 don't see how you did tt
Jet I was sure you would"
IL don't know what you are
talking about"
"Ann, Mr.. KendaIl's grandson
phoned q few minutes ago and
said everything was arranged. We
can have the space for the
branch--and rent free. He said
he had decided it would be a tine
thing for the employees"
SARAH / didn't even Q hint"
We'll. Jon did something. You
must have seen somebody"
Not n soul except the servant.
and ON the way back-Sarah, who
did you say ph0ned7"
Peter Kendall"
Ann said slowly. wonderfully.
"P. X"
what did you say"
NNnLhinE. What iE TIM RramdHum
, 1934-11-28

Ilike?"
Sarah began an elaborate de-
scription. Peter Kendall had gray
eyes with a hint or humor In
them. q nicely chiseled nose. q
strong mouth with a hint Of OBJ
stinacy about the chin.
His grandfather adores him.
they say" Sarah continued. AZ
ter he was graduated nc Harvard
he won honors at the Beaux Arts
I'm architecture and then walked
or with first honors In a junior
engineering competition"
Ann said. in a queer voice.
Part OF the description seems 10
nt. oh, Sarah, II you knew what
awful things I said about Mr..
Kendall 20 his grandsoni"
TONY wanted 20 celebrate what
\ he termed AIMS entry into
polite society"
$50 you've been hobnobbing
with millionaires," he said.
Twisting them around your little
finger. Well. you are making
progress"
Anyway. Tony, rich people are
people. Well. &C least I know one
nice rich man."
mo, they are not They are "a
bunch of Enobs-" LIE asked after
"a moment. who In the nice
mani"
"Peter Kendall"
Look here. Ann. III he tries
any funny business"
There's mo reason for you 10
get hot and bothered" Ann
laughed Besides. Sarah told me
his weakness is q beautiful blond
named Valerla Bennett"
III believe I've heard that.
Tony KMtd. nIaMKantlW mmnmmh mnw
, 1934-11-28

German women are bleaching
their hair TO look Nordic. AS Am
America, however. other women
won't let them get away with It.
The Bolivians captured Fort SEN
ator Long from the ParaEuayans I'm