The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-07-14
Social
Notes

Attorney and Mrs. William 7.
Patrick Sr. have returned to their
offices, 1915 Beaubien street, after
q pleasant motor TRIP through the
South.
Joseph Harris, of Columbus, o.
Is visitor in the city. being the
guest of his son, Deputy Sheriff
Wendell Harris, 1888 Ashland
avenue.
Mrs. c. Entzminger 6777 Scot
ten avenue. returned last week
from Battle Creek. Mich, where
she attended the State Association
OF Colored Women's Clubs. She
will remain until after the Cen
trail Regional convention OF Col
ored Women's Clubs.
Or. and Mrs. Clarence Singleton,
of Omaha. Nebraska, parents Of
Mrs. William Postles. have been
visiting the Postles on Parker
avenue for the past several days.
DR.. Singleton left Monday on the
return trip home. by automobile.
but his charming wife will continue
her visit here until August !. Many
social courtesies are being accord
ed Mrs. Singleton by friends in De-
troit. Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bundy are
spending the week end in Zenia,
Ohio. Mrs. Bundy's birthplace.
They will also visit Mrs. William
White, sister of Mr.. Bundy, at
Ohio. before returning.
Mrs. Calvin Hendricks. 1874
Conant Gardens, left
Saturday on a visit to relatives at
Chicago. She will also visit the
Fair. Mrs. Hendricks Is
prominent in the club and social
lie of this city. She is receiving
many social courtesies in Chicago.
Miss Hattie Hunt, 1868 Goddard
street, was hostess to the Bon
Amis Club. Monday evening, July
;. After a brief business meeting,
/ refreshing repast was served and
fridge played.
Dewey Dumore of Georgetown.
J. c. arrived in the city last week
md will sper' the summer as the
quest of his cousir Mrs. S. H.
Russell of Alger avenue.
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Mrs. Cora Brown, 1897 Dubois
venue. left Sunday. July 1, on an
attended trip TO Youngstown. Gary
md Chicago, visiting relatives
md friends.
Mrs. +. NJ. Williams, 7401 Dryden
avenue, surprised her husband
with a birthday stag. June 20 The
evening was spent PLAYING bidre.
Refreshments served by the hos
tess were delightful.
Among those present were: A
u. ID. Jacks, Nj. Cover,
William Harris. J. Malone, Charles
Smith, A. Il. Simmons, Junior Max
we'll. B. Barber, Willie James,
James Martin. r. T.. Bolden, j.
ST., George Bantam, o.
3. Plant. ED Lockett. George Mat
news, J. ID. Yancy, McHenry Will
Jams, and Luther Dawson.
A grand reception was given at
Ann Arbor. Michigan, recently.
when Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Thomas
entertained in honor of their
Jewell a recent gradu-
tie and bride. and their son-in-law
edgar Leroy Clemens.
The lovely bride was charming
y gowned in an exquisite recep-
ion dress.
The mother OF the bride. Mrs.
W. O. Thomas, wore n gorgeous
.reation of lowered crepe, over
black satin. with matching Access
iorles.
The groom's mother, Mrs. Wick
icffe. was gowned in black satin,
With accessories TO match while
as sister, Miss Beverly wore
laCkless gown OF blue organdy,
With shoulder corsaee of gar
lenias.
Mrs. Sarah Leyi-Stephens, aunt
If the bride, was one OF the smart
" dressed guests from Detrol.
,cing attired n q gown OF blistered
oral crepe. trimmed with a clus-
er of water-lilles and rhinestones
Mrs. Cornelius Henderson, De-
roit was beautiful In her gown OF
white organdy, with a white leg
lorn hat. She was accompanied by
Ter son. Cornelius, Jr., student
It u. OF M.
Miss Alice Harris was lovely in
| silver satin dress, with hat to
match.
Mrs. Georgia Jeffries wore
black chiffon colored in different
shades of violet, with hat and
beads TO match.
Following the reception, the
happy young couple motored to
Detroit, where they are receiving
heir many friends at the residence
Df their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Stephens, SCOT Vine
wood avenue.
The bride and groom will con-
tInue their studies at Wayne Uni
vcrsity this fall.
Carbon Dioxide Turns
Summer Day Into Fall