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The Washington times., 1934-03-03
STOCK MARKET AVERAGES

(Copyright. 1884, Standard Statistics Coz
1926 Average Equals 100
NEW YORK, March 8 U.N.S0.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

Federal income
tax returns eX-
pires at mid
a ig h t, Thurs
day, March is.
The activity
Is going on all
over the coun-
try, but, in
Washington, is
centralized a t
Room 1902, In
ternal Revenue
B u i / di ng ,
Twelfth Street
and ConStitu-
Eion Avenue
Northwest.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

over OF yeSCer'
/ a US recovery
which sent t h Q
.iSt fractionally
higher at the
start died out
n the first half
nour of trading.
Profit taking
a lSo appeared
on the b ul G 9
and S e mt a
number of is
S ueS fraction
ally under t h 9
previous close.
The commod-
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

Mr.. Brahany happens to be
with E. A. Pierce and Company,
II YOU don't know it. The nom
mating committee says he's the
man, but complications might
come up.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
GUY HELVER|NG
: IN CENTER Of
TAX RUSH
By DUNBAR HARE

Guy T. Helvering, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, and his boys
are having their hands full these
days since the time for filing
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
PROF|T-TA TAKING
HA[TS RALLY
IN STOCKS
By LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, March 3 GN.SO.
The stock market was a diSap-
pointing affair today as carry
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
WASHINGTON STOCKS

SALES
Capital Traction Company,
10@26.
After call-WaShington Rail-
way and Electric As, $1,000@89.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
261a, 10@2612.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Miss Marie Wills Is
Feted BY Friends

Miss Lilliane Marie Wills. a stu
dent nurse of st. Louis City Hos
pital, has Just returned after a
very pleasantly spent vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wills, OF 3705 Waterloo st.
During her stay the family mo-
tored to Middletown. Ohio. TO visit
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Barton and also TO Columbus to
sea relatives.
While here. Miss Wills was ten
dered many social courtesies by
friends. ending with farewell
party given by Mics Mildred Row
land. a Howard student. and Miss
Ruth Wills. sister 81 the honorcc
a' tho homo of Mr. and Mrs T. j..
Daniels, 2e4l hrndt 81. Tho rucsts
included tho Misses Frances Nor
fleet Edna y Smith Pauline
Siarfr. Mrs. Emma Brown Louiao
Choffiold. Tho Messcrs. Richard
White. Robert Spencer Richard T.
King. Samuel King. Arthur -
Coldson. Hollle Larkin, John King
Sylvester Walker and james
Thompson. The out OF town guests
we.re: Mrs. verzola Lennon OF In.
dlanapolis, Ind. and Misses OltlcJ
Simpson and Louise Stewart o.
Chicago. I'll.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Buzzing Bee Club
Adds New Chapter

Tuesday evening. August 81. a
group OF men and women met NJ
the Mercy Hospital. on Winder
street, and organized another
chapter OF the Buzzing Bee Civic
and social Club. making the sixth
unit OF the organization.
The meeting was called to order
by Miss b. M. Whitman and tho
following officers we're elected:
Bessie Whitman, first vice-pres-
dent: Elwood Johnson, second vice.
president; Azrine Weems, record
ing secretary; Rev. w. c. Bar
nette, chaplain; Mamie Barnette.
treasurer; Thomas Morris, SER
geant-at arms: Louise Bell. chair
man OF the canning committee;
Jessie Owens. chairman of execu-
tive committee; Eta T. Foster.
unemployment committee; Name
Barnette. temporary chairman OF
committee.
Mrs. Josephine Belford. the
made inspiring remarks
Tho club will meet each Tuesday
night. NJ 66S Winder.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
QUESTION
COLUMN
By Jane Boyer

This column is for men and wo-
men. needing helpful advice
write Jane Boyer. Tribune-Inde-
pendent. and the answer will ap-
pear In this column.
Mrs. Jane Boyer: The YOUNG
man / keep company with lives In
another city--He and his sister
are going to the Worlds Fair I'm
Chicago. he wants me to go with
them. they are driving. ! have no
mother TO advise me. My mother
has been dead three years and
how. k~pliss her, especially when
RI comes to making y decision.
Would II be alright for me to go
with them. have relatives there
with whom can stay.
A. NJ. G.
a. NJ. g.: There Is no reason, as
far as | can see why you cannot
20 to the Worlds Fair with the
best friend and his sister-and
ms you have relatives there. you
will be under their protection
You must be very charming
sensible young girl--who wants to
Ito as mother would wish-if there
Is such thing as looking back
from the Spirit World" there is
one mother, who Is pleased with
the little daughter-who still re-
members her mothers teachings.
too am so very happy II in any
little way--I can make the road a
little less rough-the latch
string 1t out my dear-come
again "I'll be waiting"
Unhappy: | would not worry
about the three boys. loving them;
plenty OF time-be good friends
and in time II It is TO be. the one
YOU like best. will in all proba-
bility make his feelings known. |
know of no way that you can let
him know other than tell him
| wouldn't do that have no
mystic powers by which ! can tell
YOU The boys initials.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Vacation Trips, Social Activities
Speed Up As Summer Wanes

Social activities for the fall and winter will soon be
in full swing Autumn around the and with il
of Detroer returning to the city after pleas
ant vacations various parts of the country With the
youngsters coming in from the different camps and Labor
Day just ahead the activities of summer rapidly
the
With pleasure the Tribune Independent has chron-
clcd the many social happenings in and around Detroit
during the spring and told of the travels of To-
cal citizens and heraded the of numerous out-of
towners who visited the Motor City
We host Of readers shall take real
delight IN keeping them informed concerning the loca
sn.ial a.tiAities of The tall and winter seAsons.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Jackson Sadler Nuptials Read
AT Very Pretty Home Wedding

At pretty home wedding so,-
emnized In the presence of moro
than fifty guests. Thursday eve
ming, August %. Miss Vera Jack
son and Charles Sadler spoke their
marriage vows, at the residence of
the brides mother, 451 King ave-
nue.. Rev. N. w. Clark officiated.
Just preceding the ceremony
Miss Bernice Griffin rendered two
beautiful vocal solos, Because"
and "O.Promise Me-" The brides
attendant, Mrs. Mary Wright. was
very charming in dress of pea
green organza, with a large how
at the back, and wearing white
gloves slippers and other access
cries. She carried q bouquet OF
white dahlias and baby's breath.
The bride was stunning in her
long white gown with train. the
material being Of white bridal rose
lace, with cap of the same mater
ial, and short veil. She carried a
bridal bouquet of white roses. ba-
by's breath and fern.
The groom was attended by Con-
stable Strong, as best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, an informal reception was
held at the home. The young con-
pie were the recipients of many
lovely presents.
The bride is a regular teacher in
the Detroit evening schools and an
active Y. w. G. A. worker.
After the reception, Mr.. and Mrs
Sadler motored to their lovely
apartment at 1880 Scoval Place
near Scotch avenue, where they
are at home to their many friends.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Club Sponsors A
Gard en- Party
And Flower Show

The annual garden party and
flower show OF the Entire Nous
Club was given on the beautiful
lawn OF Mrs. Colder Smith. 6294
25th street, Thursday. August IL,
from to p. m.
The party was one OF the most
lovely and colorful Of the season.
There were about sixty guests
present. including out-of-town
visitors, and the ladies were
charming in their garden frocks.
Brief and timely remarks were
given by Mrs. Cora Seymour, and
responded to by Mrs. Claudia Hill,
the president.
After being served delicious Ice
cream. cake. and coffee on the
lawn. the group went indoors 10
view the beautiful flowers on dis
play from various gardens.
10 Mrs. Ida Douglass. Mrs. i.
Wright. and Mrs. o. Smith. went
prizes for the most beautiful and
acknowledgements bouquets. -
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
MIDWEST BEACTICIANS'
LEAGUE

The regular meeting of the
Midwest Beauticians' League was
held Tuesday night. Aug. Z, with
Mrs. ]. Bishop. 4S47 Brush.
Mr.. Blount. OF the Booker r.
Washington Trade Association
brought forceful message rela-
tive TO the league doing It's bit to-
ward putting over the big pro-
iect OF establish ne permanent
headquarters for the Trade Asso-
citation. Four members we're re-
ccived
Aftcr the. business schedule.
the hostess took charge and serv-
cd an elaborate 'hroe-course
menu.
Following adjournment. all
vent 20 the homo 81 Miss Mary
tinker and Joined with her many
iiiend IN wishing hor happy
birthday
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Detroiters Extend
Visitor Courtesies

~ Ncssie hutchinson Of Phil
raa after motoring to The
WefiJ~ Fair ~pCnl five DAYS rs
ss ~ her brother. George
NAt "a's Scotch Avenue in De-
ts Nhiic here Mrs Hutchinson
Nas .ht recipient vi many social
.rtf t>i,~ lnC,ndine hridp,
n1lN rNca ia hrr honor by Mr..
1N Mrs icersc eileen. III Adc-
ias Stfrci Nv and Welch. 5ii6
-'fl sfvccf gave an elaborate
naftv Nr and Mrs Collins honor
~ ihe visitor With luncheon and
Ff1,re par, The Visit was eli
'rH>r5 Ny 3 rM,or Trip 10 Canada.
ssh Esr hvo'htr Mr. Pope as
49, Ms Hutchinson departed Tor
SATURDAY,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
CARD OF THANKS

Dr. and Mrs. James J McClendon
Of 800 Algcr. wish 10 thank the ex-
ccutivcs and nursing stan OF Park
side Hospital. for their splendid
ana very efficient care given Mrs.
Mcclcndon. while she was pa
tient IN tho hospital
Every ono connected with tho
hospital spared no pains IN maxi
ing Mrs McClcndons stay at the
hospital am enjoyable one
J wish iu express my apprecia-
ton 10 my friends. and Undertaken
bristol for the Kind services rem
dnrcd me during the illness and
death OF my wife. Helen Smith
tSigned)
Charles Smith
2709 r. Lafayette
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Lita Caritas Club
Gives Fine Picnic

The I.na Caritas club held It's
annual picnic on Sunday, August
l9th ~ The WAYNE County park IN
Fiat Rock. After an open air
breakfast. ball game, was played
with other picnickers. The high
spot Of the day was the late after
noon barbecue with refreshments.
Besides the children, the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howell. Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Harvey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Toodle. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Fairbanks. DR.. o. 0. Swee.
and Miss Leila Guideau, Mrs. Sar-
all A. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam G..
Weaver, and Mrs. j. McClain. The
regular meetings OF the club will
be resumed In September.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
sECRET TWELyE CLup

The club met with Mrs Lucille
McComb. After business. tasty
luncheon was served.
The club gave party on Aug.
n, az the homo Of Mrs. Francis.
II was a fine success.
The regular meeting was held.
Monday. August 30. nj 5si6 Hast
inrs. with Mrs Riley as hostess.
Mrs r.. Chrichlon Is president OF
en-, organization.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

Zeta Chapter of the lota Phi
lambda sorority was represented
al the 9th annual national conven-
ton OF that body which met in Chi
cago August - to 2S inclusive. by
ITS president. Miss Maxine h.
iifoylcs. who was elected delegate
10 the oouclaye Ia her report Miss
ilinl les presented the name of a
local girl recently graduated from
one oi The high schools here. wllu
will he eligible for the scholarship.
an j collce OF her own choice. To
pursue business training as
spon~arcd by The lola Phi Lambda
sorority
Airs sylvia Tucker was alter
nate delegate 10 the convention
Mml, IN Chicago these Young
business womcii attended he
pageant. 20 Sing \ New Song" and
The Century at Progress. Miss
i'roNle~ WAS the guest oI Miss LII
nir lLrll~ ot Fores,villS Nvenuc
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Visitor IL Feted AT
Elaborate Dinner


Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Dorm. 1885
Wexford. entertained at an elab-
crate dinner. August Is. honoring
Mrs. s. Moneer. OF Louisville, Ken
lucky. After enjoying n three
course dinner. the guests were en-
by some OF the city's
talented artists. Music and dane
ing were featured.
rhe guests. in addition to the
honoree, consisted Of MIR. and Mrs.
zompy. airs. Boolunan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacks. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson. Misses A. Phil
libk, J.. Needom. A. Marshall. Mr..
J. Yancy. l.. Bellenger,
and &. Mallow.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
and WON ANS PAGE

avenue. but is very much better
now.
Mrs. Lillian Glass. OF Mpncie
Ind. Is the guest OF her Sisters
Mesdames Heron. wade. and
Jones, on Mckinley avenue.
After delightful visit In De-
iroit for a fortnight, Mrs. Leila
Hurley. OF Macon. Georgia. re-
turned to her home last week.
She was the house guest OF her
cousins. Mrs. Bertha Dotson and
sisters. 2714 Arndt street. Numer-
Gus social affairs were given In
the visitors honor. by her cousins
and friends.
Mrs. Mable Richardson, 1850
Chestnut street. left Detroit on
Monday August 20, for a brief va
cation with relatives and friends
in st. Louis. Mo. She also plans
TO visit several other cities before
returning.
Mrs. Marian Adams. 34l3
Waterloo. has returned from
two weeks vacation III Pittsburgh.
as guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Belle
Hunt She received many social
rourtesles.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Sumlar.
5SfS Rivard. are spending ten
daNs in Chicago. whore they are
visiting relatives aud seeing the
Worlds Fair. Mrs. Sumlar is a
member and treasurer of the
Unitarian Art and Study club. al
so "A member of the Modern Twel-
We Club
DR. aud Mrs INey Baldwin. s55
Palmer avenue. entertained as
their guests AT lucle Toms Plan
iation on Smile Road. Or. and
Mrs. II Long. MIR and Mrs II
Russell and NIr and Mrs \.
Guest
Miss Ngnon Walker 1918 81
lean avenue is visiting Ia Louis
lille Kentucky whore she is the
;ucsf 81 former college frierds
Mrs Carrie MeNeal and aareh
~ ~ s. lNuis Mo are the
'e} arl house guests q Mrs
lAry Reese '.~s. oric3~s stree
i,.ere ys;tre're Nsiue ihcN viii
;s 1lhtf p .iu N'cA'cSS art
aH.ia afs Werll fa.s &c
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
YEAR ROUND
TASTES
~ Betty Barclay

Don't YOU sometimes hunger for
that fresh fruit" flavor In the
winicr-timc? A few jars OF jelly.
nut up now. will delight your
family after the fruits have gone
out Of season Jellies are health
fu winter foods. too. for the sugar
In them supplies warmth and
energy to the body.
t'rape Jelly
Choose grapes that are not
quite ripe. wash. put in an alumni
mum or enamel kettle and add
cold water almost up TO level OF
grapes. Boil ten minutes. stirring
ana crushing Strain overnight
through u Jelly bag. Boil joice
twenty minutes Add as much
sugar rs there is juice Boil until
II sheets from the spoon which
will he from three to seven min
mites Pour into we'll stcrilizcd
glasses. Let stand until jelly is
cooled and then cover with melt
ed raraffin
Spiccd Apple Jelly
IL peek apples
rinis vinegar
pint water
ounce stick cinnamon
- tablespoon whole cloves
IL tablespoon mace blades
Sugar
Tie spices in a muslin bag. Cook
apples. Cut In quarters hut not
peeled. vinegar. water and spices
together until apples are sort
Tprn into 3elly bag and let drip.
Roll the Juice twenty minutes.
Measurer. Add three-fourths cup
Of sugar 10 each coup OF juice.
Boil twenty minutes or untii
syrnp sheets from the side or the
snoon. Pour at once into hot jelly
plasses. Cover with paraffin.
4.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

Monday evening. August 20. at
2n The members OF the House
wives League SO. 3 met at the
home 90 Mrs J r. Johnson. 1887
Wellington In connection with
no business routine the prcsldcn'
9nrrfg'ed that she would like a.
soc . market established In thu
North End and asked each mem
hcr io fhluk over The plan.
Mrs Lindsay. who was present
ni the Central lranch meeting on
.a Nisht. WAS In nttcniar
mri tafc nn excellent report.
80 hN mfgs rchnlo nrcsent wore
introduced. Sly new members
io'nci.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
GROW Long BEAUTIFUL HAIR
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Hair, Scalp aud Skin. Write today
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Dept. \. h.. 55s Farnsworth Ave.
Detroit, Michigan
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01

No aad sd ana Mrs fiaNW cod
Naa SIZE irltire SGnday 0n = ya-
Mtnr 1859 NiteNnia amt
it, Scsin lna East 10
ns-F t.aine> ana frsends They
N 1850 ,i. Washington. ID. e"
aatipA3 aud other Eastern
,. n,iefe returning two weeks
Mrs Jessie Mae Fields 1922 ST.
81 ine street who Is on her va
t.Ea iour IA the South. viii re-
.uru to Detroit on Saturday,
september ! On Monday night
htr Il u b a d viii give a
homr-coming party IN honor OF
ler reurn IA their residence
Mrs Fields visited relatives ana
srrnaS IN Georgia and Florida. In
Brunswick. Ca she was the guest
af her sister. Mrs. Attic Killins.
I'm Jacksonville. Fla. SIN was the
guest of Mrs. w NJ Jackson, $50 |
1yler street Mrs r L. Nance was
her hostess. and In Tallahassee.
she Was hnusc guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs y :. Fields one OF the pion-
tr families OF that city.
Mr. ana Mrs Il T. stafford +
Nafgei were host ana hostess 70
81 rrll 0ir-cf.trWu r8t-fs e Ah
lalalt hreakfast l, TaGrs-
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
MIR. and Mrs. MosIey
On Eastern Tour

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Mosley. who
have been vacationing in ST. Paul.
Mimi. are leaving the Midwest
this week and will make motor
tour OF the East. before returning
to Detroit During their tour. these
popular De'roitcrs will visit st.
Louis. New York city. Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia Baltimore and
Richmond.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
TOpAZ RRIpGE CLrB

The club me, with the presi-
dent Mrs. Sallie Cullen. August 6.
After the business routine. the so
cial hour followed. Bridge was
played Mrs Tashley won first
prize Mrs T.. Lewis. second:
Mrs Atkins. guest prize.
The guests present were: Miss
Jctiic Boggs. Mrs. Magnolia At
klns and Miss Mary Addison.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
MNrnR GIRIS rLIn

Tho Junior Girls Club met
tart7 eco iho Nome OF Mrg san-
and made finai plans for their
dance TOW mcmhcrs were
added.
The 81 81 again on August
~ With Mrs Santos. al which
time plans were made for a pen
ny carnival" to be held In
September. The public Is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
LOTUS BRIDGE GLIB
Fcrndalc. Michigan

ON. August 81, tie club will
close It's play for The month.
The hosiesses for the month were
Mrs NJ Diamond Mrs r Arhna,
Mrs q Flouruoy. and Mrs l. NJ.
lIodo.
August also marks the clubs
iiri anniversary The new oflicera
iN br'u .lcclcd beginning with
tae ncW wear, a. constructive pro-
ru wlil hr carried oui along
eft fl0 r"rula bridge aciiv.iie
Airs n tvOry vho ls 'uavai-
rtinf expected iq REGION the
nNfr memher OF the eluh % the
Hrr future
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
A SALTS BATH FOR BEAUTY

Nothing is better for clearing
the complexion than an EPSON
salts rub. First soak the body Is
minutes in warm water Then rub
wet EPSON salts into the skin
while the body is still wet Leave
on Is minutes. then rinse. This
will clear the skin and help the
kidneys to eliminate the poisons.
Your color Will he ciearor an"
your skin Will feel like velvet.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
A WRINKLE SECRET

To remove the wrinkles that
come prematurely from sorrow.
worry or sleeplessness, try this
simple lotion, It will soothe away
wrinkles at once:
Rose Water, 8 OF.
Alum. so grains
Almond milk. / "a OF.
Dissolve alum In rose water and
stir In the Almond milk
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
LAUGH AND Re BEAUTIFUL

Strange as it seems the woman
who laughs often is never without
beauty. There Is something so
pleasing in the expression OF one
who laughs much. The corners OF
the mouth turn upward and the
eyes sparkle making the plainest
face attractive and appealing
Sit before the mirror and watch
the effect of your laugh on your
features and oyu will be convinced
that laughter goes far toward
making you more beautiful.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
BoN WANT social CLUB

Henry r. Garner. 42l T.. Palmer
was host TO the club at It's recent
meeting. Unfinished business was
completed and plans made for flu
ture social activities. A number
of frolics are contemplated for the
fall and winter.
The next meeting will be with
John w Brown. 1853 Maple st.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
BEAUTY HINTS
by Nina Temple


lClNG 1iiE LIPS CORRE'flh
Iew women know lie ittlc iiol-
lspuod secret uf rougIng Tie lips
correctly II is This BE sure to
carry tile rcd line far into the cor
ncrs of the lips and then turn the
line up slightly. THIS gives me
mouth a youthful and generous ex-
preston that adds fifty pcycent TO
It's natural beauty Sit before the
glass and practice making your
upper lip lovely.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
Attend N. M. A.
In Pittsburgh, Pr,

Detroit. delegates attending he
aungal meeting uf The National
Nrgrn Musicians Association. Ina
which opened IN Pittsburgh. IA.
SUNDAY August Goth are Mrs.
Jercnc G Maoklin. presldcni az
fhc p,lrUii MuSi,ia~s \Ssocia.tou
Mrs Nillic Hyn>Np .Nisr prcsidcns
Mrs Elizabeth Noodle ircasurrt
Mis- norothy blackwell chr N
ilr JUNIOR pep, ANA Mrs Maud -
Williams \e'he N'hSou t,irahr'h
G8ss tNisapcsh Wc,Nie> aua
nwnn> tvaykWsi' wi' appear aN
tx, 3,At~ rrccvar dutirE ',g
tNttN
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rs ulIfNIS nnIDGr CItn

,llr uh iDcl with Mrs Pearl
koilph. go T., Warren After I Q
usual business session. the menu
b'rs enjoyed several hands OF
bridge Prizes were won by Mrs.
Ruth Wright. first; Mrs. Lena
carroll. second; Mrs. villa Tay-
lor. BOBBY.
The hostess served deliberately.
The club also met with Mrs.
Ruth Wright, 1902 st. Aubin. Aug
ust %.