The tribune independent of Michigan., 1934-12-22

provide over a dozen Christmas
baskets. to be given to INDECENT
families In the city. Also. big
hearted Bill Moseley has force OF
workers busy preparing Christmas
packages for two thousand chill
dren of the city. in keeping with
his usual annual custom
On Dec. 90. Mrs. Catherine Entz-
minger. 6777 Scotch avenue, will
leave for st. Louis. Missouri,
where she will attend the ninth
annual Boule of Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority. She will return by way
of Chicago and spend the New
year holiday with friends there.
Miss Lavenia Bright. talented
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
II. Bright, of Vancourt avenue. left
last Monday to spend the winter in
the South. During her sojourn
there. Miss Bright who Is bril-
liant elocutionist. will be present
ed in recital at Talladega College,
Talladega, Alabama; also at An
niston and Birmingham, Alabama.
l'pon returning, she will resume
her studies at Wayne University.
An elaborate and dainty lunch
con was arranged at Northern
High last week. with Miss Evelyn
Everette as sponsor and Miss Lean
b. Worthcrly as hostess The
guests included the Misses Mary
and Virginia Ramsey. Sadie Hay
nes. and Virginia Brown, of the
West Side; Misses Maize Tocon.
Sarah Smythe were mattresses.
Miss Everette proved an excellent
hostess and the affair was i'm
mensely enjoyed
Miss Esther Randall. coed at
Talladega College. will spend the
holidays with her brother. Arthur
Randall. a representative of the
Daily World at Atlanta. Ga. and
1.-THE two will visit their grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Missouri A. Hawkins. 323
Randall street. Macon. Georgia
James Randall brother of the two
is spending his Christmas vacation
at home with his parents. Rev. and
Mrs A. c. Randall 1411 Maple
street. this city. He is junior at
the University of Michigan
A happy bunch OF young De-
troitcrs were among the guests at
the first annual party of the Lad
les of the BENJAMIN House" which
was held at Ann Arbor. last Fri
day night. II was a delightful az
fair featuring excellent music and
an evening of dancing
Not all of the social functions
take place in parlors and ball
rooms One of the significant tet-a-
tets occurred last Wednesday
m rning. when the newly-electcd
Dcmce ratio congressman. Hon. Ar
thur w. Mitchell, OF Chicago,
hrtAkfasted at the local Pekin
Restaurant While he niDpsG his
coffee he was visited jy one Of
Detroit's rock-ribbed. dyed-in-the-
wool Republicans. who Is no other
than that grand old man. George
Moulden. and they had nice chat.
These two interesting people did
not agree on all subjects. but got
on well her-interesting peo-
pie? Yes, because Mr.. Mitchell Is
the first Negro Democrat to go to
the U. S. Congress. and Moulden?
Well. he has had wonderful con-
facts In his career. and once he
operated n productive coal mine In
kentucky. and owned one of the
largest used furniture establish
ments In the same state. as we'll as
being a dealer in antiques. which
white Democrats as well as lie
publicans. flocked TO buy.
Mrs Charlotte Mapp. 2232 st.
Antoine street. Is much improved
III utdllus utter net itNthe hihtoo'
The Elliottorian Business Girls
Club. of the Lucy Thurman Y. w.
IC. are planning to contribute aid
toward some needy family during
the holidays. This Is fine spirit.
which many other clubs will doubt
less emulate. The president is Mrs
Harriet Wesley.
Miss Ruby Connolly OF Iroquois
avenue. is planning to spend the
Christmas with friends In Chicago.
She will leave Saturday.
The Misses Cheatham, s70s Nc
Graw avenue. had as house guest
for tho Thanksgiving Holiday and
week end their charming niece.
Miss Ethel Cheatham, OF Glove
land. Ohio. While in Detroit, the
visitor attended the Wilberforcs-
w. Virginia football game, the
dance ut tho Arcadia, the Satur-
day basketball game. and was In
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