The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
CLUBS

Westside Ladies' Aid met at the
home OF Mrs Franklin. 5127 Vine
wood. The election OF officers was
held. One new officer, yice-pres-
dent, Mrs Mckenzie. The bust
ness meeting was continued. A
tasty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
jolly StOIlers. Jr., met at the
residence OF Annie Gills. 5471 Will
liams. Tuesday. March o. 1884.
The meeting was open by our
vice president. Margaret Banks.
An excellent program followed.
The treasurer, Helen George and
Mary Morgan were absent and we
hope they will attend the next
meeting.
The Amicl Neven Social CLUB
held their regular monthly meet
ing, on the evening OF March Z,
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin |
Brooks. 6040 BeechwoOd. Plans |
were made for the "Bolloon
dance. which will be held IN
April. The date will be announced
later. Bridge was played. The
prize winners were Mrs. Ernest
Sweeney and Samuel Weaver.
savory repast was served.
The Brmnch Bridge Club met
Feb. 2S. with Mrs. Florine Mchen-
ney, 6405 Begole Refreshments {
were enjoyed, after which snappy
games of bridge were played. MRS.
Lee won first prize; Mrs. Smoot
second. The club also met Wed :
nesday. March IA, with MRS.
Smoot, 5311 23rd street
A Joint entertainment was given
March s. By the Masonic lodges
md chapters OF Detroit ut the
iasonic Hall. 535 Frederick. The
flair was a great success ana
larked the beginning OF series
I similar entertainments to De FL
ponsored al the Masonic Hall.
The Friendship Club, Of Bethel t.
. VI. l.. Church, met with Mrs. -
/. Il. Dogctt, 1866 Roosevelt ch
rect, last Thursday evening. The on
ub made plans for their years en-
Ork. after which delightful re- In
eshments were served. Mrs. Min MI
g Campbell is president +.
The Twilight Social Club il hav-
z an old-time dance and enter
inment. AT 1850 Brush street, d
lturday, March II. Mrs. Helen ca
avis is president. 70
The North Detroit Charity Circle au
sponsoring st. Patrick par
;. at Horseshoe Gardens. 1928 +.
avison avenue, Friday evening,
arch 16. Mrs. Donaldson is presi- a.
emit of the club. II
The Rotary Bridge Club enter - -
aimed Sunday, March II. at their =
annual dinner, at the home OF Mrs. :,
James Diggs. 3179 Pennsylvania
lenue. After the delightful dinner,
1 period of bridge was enjoyed
~ those present. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a
)iggs. Mr. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Par ,
sh. Mr.. and Mrs r. Stringer. Mr.. u
nd Mrs Walton, Mr. and Mrs Il
red Wheeler. Mrs Young, Mr. u
nd Mrs. WILLIAMS. el
The Silver Leaf Art Club spon-
ored n tea. Sunday. afternoon, RI
Inrch II. az the home OF Mrs ri
oins. 1910 Rivard. The following Ir
tubs were entertained: The Pro- of
ressive Social club. Vacation "
ocial. Yacht 40 ., Central Com IA
iunity Club.
Mrs o. Nash is president OF the 81
liver Leaf Art club. 81
The Harlem Eight Club was en- Ii
ertaned by Mrs A. Summers, 957 n
March g. The next G.
Meeting will be with Mrs. +. Bal ~
ey, at Brody and Brush streets. (
The club Is also having tea, -
March %, from 5 to s, at the home !,
,f Mrs Foster. 535 Forest avenue. y
All are invited.
The East Side Art and Social =
Rub held their monthly meeting,
Thursday. Feb. %, with Mrs.
Barnes. 2294 Clinton. Their rally
ended with this meeting. After the !
business hour, n tasty luncheon
was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will beb with Mrs.
l.. Crittendon. 1910 v. Warren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore is the !
president I
The Twelve Sisters Art & Chart.
~ Club met Thursday evening.
March s. with Mrs. Hattie Turner.
1889 Il. Lafayette, with a full at
tendane. After a brief session. II
was decided to give st. Patrick's
party. Thursday evening, March
10. at the Elk's Home. 2S5 Fanrs-
worth. Mrs. w. II. Riley Is presi-
dent; Mrs. Matte White. chairman.
nOCT0R WIN p WAIVED