The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-15


for the near future.
We find that at 5757 vinewood.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Mosley are
busily planning for their annual
dinner and tree, for
of childen and adults
who might otherwise be forgotten
at this season.
Numerous invitations were re-
ceived by young Detroiters last
week. bidding them come to the
first annual party of the Ladies'
of the Benjamin House." in Ann
Arbor, on Dec. IA. Journeying with
them from Detroit will be DR.. and
Mrs. II. + Simms. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Rodgers and DR.. Z. II. Ben
jamin. who will act as chaperons.
Another project on the calendar.
which is being pushed forward. Is
the Fred Anderson's annual Christ
mas tree for thousand youngs-
tiers. the program Of which Is un-
der the supervision OF Willie Law
ton.
We also discovered that last Fri
day afternoon, the Sub-debs. club
composed OF young co-eds and high
school girls, met with Miss keren
Davis, in leicester avenue. The
girls enjoyed immensely the ella
borate buffet luncheon served them
by Kerene's charming mother and
gracious aunt, Mesdames Davis
and Lucas. But the Sub-debs evil
IDENTIFY have something up their
sleeves. for they are meeting again
this Friday afternoon in a special
cali meeting.
Various letters are finding their
way to the office Of the Tribune
Independent. written by little tots
to Santa Claus. Last week, little
Harriet Jeanette Owen. OF 447
Benton trustingly gave her pretty
aunt. Miss Annie Clara Owen. who
Is representative Of this paper. a
letter to be mailed to Santa. It was
scrubbed I'm hieroglyphics which
we could not decipher but the lit
tie girl said she knew Santa could
read II. Anyway. the letter was
brought to editors desk. and a lit
tie later In the day. Mrs. Helen
CAN'T also reported letter given
her for Santa by the youngster at
her home; and we heard the editor
murmur something which sound
ed like How beautiful is the faith
OF little child"
Out at 4727 Moore Place. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Cundiff celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
last Friday night. details Of which
will be found In another column OF
this issue.
BY the way. the pleasant-lookns
brisk. busIness-like young man
whom you saw delivering the Tri-
bune-Independent last week was
Frank Davis who is now connect
ed with our circulation depart
ment.
The Dorcas Society sponsored a
pretty bridge party Friday even
ing, in the social room OF Plymouth
~, rob
Much to our regret. we find that
Mrs. Archie Lindsay, OF Parker
avenue, has been quite indisposed-
She Is better now.
We see a check on the calendar
for Dec. 81. and learn that on that
date. Paul Smith, a former De-
troiter now OF New York will APP
pear in a song recital at the Y. w.
C. A.; and to our surprise we aie
told that this former baritone sing
er IL now brilliant tenor.
Speaking of calendars--McFall
Brothers have already distributed
their unique calendars for 1895,
which are large. handsome and In
teresting. indeed. We shall enjoy
using one OF these calendar which
hangs In our office.
Petite Mrs. Levi Wingfield OF
2Sth street. Is all smiles for she
was in charge Of the very success
full program at the anniversary
banouet of the Golden Leaf Club,
at 81. stephen A. NJ. T.. Church. last
Thursday night Instrumental mu'
sic. vocal solos. spicy address,
and original poems were featured
on the program together with fit
ting remarks by the progressive
pastor Rev J. ID. Howell.
We must also tell you that MISS
Ruby Connolly. OF Iroquois avenue,
accompanied by her father, her
brother. Henry: and a friend, Mrs.
Annie Allison packed their over
night bags and were OFT early last
Saturday morning. enroute to Bur
falo. n. Y. to visit relatives for the
weekend. They relate that they
had quite a thrill. when their VS.
skiddcd on the ice. left the road
and turned completely over. As no
one was injured they continued
their Journey TO New York. to en-
10y the warm hospitality and turk
ey dinner that awaited them there.
They returned Monday morning.
rha Irndnruritora, Club OF Great