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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-11
Little Tots Enjoy A
Birthday Party

Happy Birthday" was the
greeting OF thirty tots, to little
Jacquelyn Yvonne Woods, grand
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Gregory
j. Moore, 1861 Chestnut street, who
celebrated her third birthday on
July 81. Jacquelyn's party was CIV
en- on July 81. due to the fact that
she was leaving for Chicago, on
the 30th.
The tiny guests were fascinated
by the elaborate candles which
adorned the birthday cake. The
candles were lighted by Jacque-
WINS mother and blown out by the
little honoree. In addition to Mr..
and Mrs. Moore. other chaperons
present we're: Misses Gertrude
Chandler, Theresa Lyerson. Lou
Use, Corinne, Lillian, and Hertel
Moore, Messrs. Larrenson Lyerson,
Bonney ana Williams.
The special guests OF honor were
Bernice Lyerson and Sam Quick
The tiny honoree received many
pretty presents. All the youngsters
enjoyed the party immensely.
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Visitors Honored At
Big Picnic Outing

Mesdames Ernest Con and Ed
ward White, OF McDougall avenue
were hostesses at an elaborate
picnic on Belle Isle. Sunday. July
20. =,
Those enjoying the hospitality OF
these two charming hostesses
were: DIR. and Mrs. Howard Nc
Neil. of Pontiac, Mrs. Elsie Sykes,
Garden City, y. Y; DR.. and Mrs. /.
II. Long and son, Nelson; Mrs.
Mary Brown. OF Philadelphia,
Penn; Mrs. O. III. Sweet, Miss Mol
lie Mcneil, Fayetteville. N. O.;
Mrs. Ruth Cook. Washington, ID.
c.; MIR. and Mrs. Edward White,
Hugh Williams. Lexington, Va;
Miss Helen Mcneil, Fayetteville,
n. c.; Mrs. Elizabeth Mckinney.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Con-.
After leaving the island, the pic
nicers visited the residence OF DR..
and Mrs. O. ii. Sweet, and enjoyed
4 delightful evening.
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QUESTION
COLUMN
by Jane Boyer

Mrs. Boyer: have read your
column since II started and your
advice has not always been as I
would see 1t. but / guess you are
an older woman, and see things
differently from young people.
Anyhow, you see, even IL / don't
think as you do, am going to ask
your advice. keep company with
a young man who Is very jealous.
He Is very nice otherwise. but
when we go places. the good time
we had there, is spoiled when we
get home, by his accusing me OF
one thing or another. l am very
weary OF these tantrums; at first
I took It pleasantly as joke. but
IL has ceased to be funny.
Weary
Well, Weary:-I guess you are
just that - would most certain
ly let that young man know Just
how tired I was of such actions -
and II he could or would not mend
HIS ways - pronto would re-
fuse to go with him places = only
to have my feelings hurt better
settle IL now - than later - nag
ging persons don't make very
pleasant mates.
Mrs. Boyer: / am invited to a
dance. / am fifteen years old, my
parents say ] am too young to go.
All my friends go.
f. A.
F. Al am pretty old-fashion-
ed, when it comes to you fifteen
year olds - rushing hither, thith-
er ever on the go --swhy my
dear, just what would become of
the youngsters If there were no
parents to put out a OBTAINING
hand - l fear to think just what
would happen think like
Mother, you are q wee bit too
young when you are older you
will appreciate just why mother
feels as she does.
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Mrs. Mathes Honors
Hus b a n d With A
Birthday S urprise e

Mr. E'leta Alathes, 1922 Binder
mas The charming hostess az sur :
nrisa birthday party, IN honor OF
her husband. Albert wednesday
night August /, at beautiiui r"'-
,rha occasion was made most de,
uehtfll by a dinner OF prolieu
steaks and frankfurters, whicn
we're prepared on the cnarcoa.
grills and the right beverages
which filled all with cDeer.
The densely wooded. semi-iight-
Cd park furnished the right AT,
mosphere for the fairy stories anu
gossipy tales that were jointly re.
counted by the happy friends ana
the equally happy Matheses.
The surprised host was present
al with many useful gifts.
The close friends who were, IN
,ited by Mrs. Mathes and who
Helped celebrate this delightful
vent were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
3ellamy, MIR. and Mrs. William
Iarvey Mr.. and Mrs. John Red
lick. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Ars. Hawkins, Mrs. Overton, Mrs.
phinazse, Mrs. Alberta Elders,
Miss Minter, Miss France$Turner,
Messrs. Horace McCleary and Will
son
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TOPAZ REInGE rLIR

Mrs Mabel Brown 300 Me-
N0usall was hostess TO the club.
july l6 After the business session
bridge was enjoyed 4 refreshing
repast was served.
The guests were Mrs. Lucille
Graham. Mrs Morrison.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. O.
Craig and Miss d. Goolsbv. The
guests greatly enjoyed the repast
served by the hostess.
on July %. the club held a bust
ness session at the home Of Mrs.
o. Craig. on Bcechwood. Bridge
was also enjoyed and prizes were
awarded Mrs T. Lewis and Mrs
Sallie Cullen. Dainty refreshments
were served.
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Honoring Miss Bernice Edger-
ton of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. III. O.
Solomon and daughter Jetawyn
entertained at a party Friday at
their home on McDougall avenue.
Guests were: Billy Smith. Rob-
ert Cocker, Carlyle Johnson, Hale
Johnson, Jimmy Dunbar, Paul
Smith, George Dunbar, Basset
Jones, Eleanor Boykin, Elaine
Lewis. Elizabeth Green, Cecil
Bland, Norma Coket, Elizabeth
ElkIns, Grove and Katheleen
Coote Claud Cooper, Helen Banks.
Lillian Brown, Mile Moor, Frank
(Bud) Elkins, Jessie Harden,
Theadore Sherman, Sylvester
Stewart. and others.
Members of the older set pre-
sent were: DR.. and Mrs. Orr,
Pansy Stewart. Mable Hail, Mr..
and Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. c. w. Stew
art. Mildred Robinson, Noah and
John Robinson, and DR.. Walter
Max.
Miss Charlotte Norwood, a stu
dent of Temple University OF
North Phil, Penn. is vacationing
at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Norwood Of
Adams street Il. Charlotte is a
freshman and likes to read and
dance. She is very charming.
Ann Chatters OF Seattle. Wash
ington, and student at the Wind
sor-Walkerville Technical School.
was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Hackett Of Arndt St.,
This fascinating young Miss
likes to play tennis. dance, and
swim. She is livig with her aunt
and uncle. DR.. and Mrs. o. p.
Chatters In Windsor.
In this midsummer heat, social
activities are few and far be-
tween. The largest affair recently
was a surprise party given In hon
or of Miss Sarah Thompson, by her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Williams OF 1878
Arndt street. Friday evening.
Among those noted at the party
were: Eula Mae Smith, Louise
Harper, Margaret Ridley, Audrey
Cromwell Clayton Thompson. MIN
ME Fields, Frank Jackson, Evelyn
Gilmer, Eleanor Boykin, Frances
Norfleet. Frances Poole. Edna
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CRUSADERS CLUB

The Crusaders. OF plymouth
Church met with
Mrs Foster. 60S1 wildwood. July
80. Miss NJ. Monroe was speaker OK
the evening and held her audience
spellhound with her mastery ad-
dress on TOLERANCE" Mrs. j.. M.
Chisholm. of Scotch was de-
lightful guest.
The club was also honored by
the presence and the pastor. Rev.
Il. King. who gave an inspiring
talk.
Old Southern hospitality was
suggested by the bountiful ana
savory refreshments served by the
hostess Mrs. Foster.
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Miss l.. Durham
Honored At Clever
Birth d a y Party

Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Lake enter
tanned Miss Lucille Durham, at a
cleyerly-planned party at Belle Isle
on the occasion OF her birthday,
July %. Forty guests were present,
and at the beginning of the even
ing were entertained with various
old-fashioned games. Around ii p.
m. portable victrola, serving as
an orchestra. and the smooth-top
picnic tables as "A dancing floor.
gave the guests the thrill OF their
lifetime, "daAcing in the air.
Ten candles adorned the birth
day cake which adorned the cen
ter OF the table around which all
were seated. Just how many years
each represented, was Miss DUR
hams secret.
The party ended with all present /
wishing Lucille many more HAPPY I
Miss Durham is secre-
AIRY of the .Tunlbr y. 4. \. c. T.
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The Stork Arrives

A baby boy was born. July IA.
to Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones. $50
+. Columbia. The parents are
proprietors Of the Annas Barbe-
cue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce (nee Sadie
Kennedy of Ecorse, Mich. are re-
ioicing over the arrival OF nine
pound baby girl last week.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. James j.
McClendon OF Alger street, a baby
girl. Mariel Louise at Parkside
Hospital. last Friday morning
August 3.
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CLUBS
THE WEST SIDE BUzzING BEE

THE WEST SIDE BUZZlNG BEE
On Monday night, July 80, at 3
y. IN. the members and friends OF
the West Side Buzzing Bee Civic
and Social Welfare League met at
ST. James {. NJ. II. Church. Vine
wood and Kirby streets for their
regular meeting. Mrs. Josephine
Bedford. the president. presiding.
Many outstanding and prominent
visitors were present, among them
being Judge Joseph Sanders, Jacob
+. Sumeraski, Hugh Mcmillan ana
MIR. Osby, trustee of the Second
Baptist Church.
j. II. Bonney, chairman OF the
Executive Board. made very In
teresting talk comparing city and
county government. =.
The chairman OF the Music CON-
mittee Miss Villa Mae King, intro
duced the new ladies quartet, com
posed OF Mesdames l.. AFTER X. Sell
lers. +. Reed and B. Terry, VINO
sang very pleasingly a song enuti'
ed, "Oh Buzzing Bees"
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Big Sisters Club
Head Entertains

fir.7lent of ihe Big Sisters
+, S''ono Baptist Church. Mrs.
10y a 'rhkns entertained all of
W .p'"lAs ana l0ct clubs Of the
i1ld MOST OF their
lii'Nas az ihe'r Headquarters. 2til
ut
several musical numbers and
''su i's were rendered Miss Mil
.,''' N'l,frr gave The history OF
,he his Sisters Mrs. Ella Gollght-
" Was mistress of ceremony and
.N'ss oiiNia Brunson presided> at
me piano. Mrs. Jenkins thanked
an lot helping to make the pro-
gram success.
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Young Couple Say
Marriage v o w S

Amid a lovely setting OF cut
flowers, at $50 o'clock Sunday
July s. Miss Brunette Coins and
Mr. Ashby Willis spoke their mar
rage VOWS AT the home OF the
brides friends Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Coolidge. 1871 JOS. Campau. Rev.
McGrooder read the services.
The bride who was given In
marriage by her brother-in-law'
VIM. Jackson. 5SiS st. Antoine
wore a gown of white organza with
double frills. and white nat. Shc
carried bridal bouquet OF roses
and lilies OF the valley.
The brides only attendant, MIS-.
VIM. Jackson, her sister, wore u.
white flat crepe dress, with Dlue
iacket and hat TO match. She car
ried a bouquet.
rho bride Is the daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs A. l.. Coins. 1867 Binder
md is a graduate of Dawson Hisn
school and a former student OF w.
\ and A. College.
The groom Is the son OF MI. ana
.Irs George Willis of Chariotte'
n and was attended by Mr.. Ber-
ram Gregory as best man.
Their guests were Mr.. and MIS-
,ertram Gregory. Mr.. ana MIS-
nmes Diggs and Miss Adell Mays.
After the marriage lovely ain-
ar was served. The center piece
,ing The bridal cake when was
decorated.
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MRS. Eta POSTER, public
spirited citizen of Detroit, who or
eanized the Christian Industrial
Climb. July 2l, 1901, at Second
naptist Church. The club is an un-
denominational organization. On
December IL. 1904. Mrs. Foster
also founded the Frances Harper
Inn. a home for girls.
The Christian Industrial Club Is
conducting a membership drive TO
secure an additional one hundred
members. The girls and women OF
the city are invited TO join.
The thlrtieth anniversary or the
recently held, was a
decided success, and many useful
and household gifts
we're received, for which the pub
lie is sincerely thanked.
Mrs. Foster is planning to esta5-
lish home for children and sew
ing class for mothers. A Colonial
Tea will be given at Second Mt.
Olive in the near future, for the
fuel fund
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n. RI. SOCIAL QUE

The ~ II. A. Social club met at
the home of Mrs. A. Hill, 3l44
Maple street The president. Mrs.
Chandler who had been on
three weeks vacation in Missouri,
was present.
The club also gave a keno party
saturday, August g. at the home OF
Mrs Virgins. 22S0 Antictam. The
hostess served the members an
elaborate menu.
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Y o u ns Couple
Speak Their Vows At
Church w e d d i n g

A fashionable wedding Of much
interest to Detroiters and citiEens
of Amherstberg, Ontario. took
place Saturday evening, at st.
Peter Claver Roman Catholic
Church, when Dorathea Nfny Will
liams and Everett Simpson were
united In holy matrimony.
The Rev. Father Henry p. THE
fel, of st. Peter Claver, OF which
church the bride Is member. per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Williams wore q beautiful
bridal gown of white organza, with
white hat, the brim of which was
rolled back off the face, and TRIM
med In white satin. She carried a
huge bouquet of white roses ana
ALLEY lilies.
Mrs. Jewel Thomas Clemens,
formerly of Ann Arbor, was matron
OF honor. Miss Dorothy Scott, a
September bride-elect, acted as
bridesmaid.
The attendants frocks were or
similar design that worn by the
matron Of honor being silver crepe
with hat and matching accessories.
The bridesmaid wore green orga-
MA. with hat and accessories
matching. Their corsages were OF
American Beauty roses. with baby
NUNS.
Mrs. Sarah Levi Stephens Schu-
bertlaide Society sang Wagner's
Bridal Chorus, with Mrs. Stephens
lplaying the accompaniment. Mrs
lHnlman and Delbert Russell sang
appropriate numbers.
The newly-weds would not dl-
vulge their destination, but II was
surmised that they would motor
through Canada, enroute to the
Falls.
Many PRETTY pre-nuptial affairs
were given in honor of the younl
couple.
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BEAUTY HINTS
q BY Nina Temple
\ SPLENDID SKIN TONIC

- hHNpiD NhtN TONIC
A tonic that bleaches. yet makes
the texture OF the skin fine and
gives II tone. Is something to be
treasured and desired. Here ia a
formula used by a famous French
beauty whose skin was the envy
OF all OF her contemporaries:
kosewater-l00 grammes
Spirits of Camphor-10 Grammes
Borax-5 grammes
Iinct. OF Bcnzoin 3 Grammes.
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RITZY TMENTY CLUR

The club met at Brewster Cen
ter. Monday. July 80, with a large
number OF members present. f..
Wright and +. Bolden were guests.
Mr.. Wright gave an interesting
talk on the subject, THE De-
velopment of the Young Negro
People of Detroit"
The club will give n semi-formal
dance at Brewster Center. Septem-
her
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Mrs. Sims Hostess
To Ladies Aid Club

The Ladies Aid Club Of Hartford
Ave. Church met Tuesday evening,
June II at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Bertha Sims. i57 r. Kirby.
There were is members present
and three distinguished guests.
Mrs. w l., Wright, Miss Elizabeth
Wright and Mrs Daisy Forrest. A
delicious repast was served by the
hostess. Business was taken care OF
In the regular manner. Mrs. n.
Chisolm, president, Mrs. Montgom-
cry, secretary.
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Detroiters Leave On
Trip To Oklahoma

Mrs. Clara Bailey, Mrs. Beatrice
Fleming and Miss Ola Hughes. all
sisters of the Colwell family, are
enroute 10 Oklahoma TO visit rela-
tives. They will be gone for three
weeks. Stopping In Oklahoma City,
Tulsa, and Muskogee going. and
on the return trip Kansas City and
Chicago, where they will take in
the Parade OF States at the Gen.
fury OF Progress. Mrs. Bailey Is
the proprietress OF the Clairinetta
Beauty Shoppe az 1889 McGraw,
Her daughter, Theresa, will be IN
charge during her absence.
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Beirothal Announce
At A Unique arty

Efa Ih p-0 of
h invited er orr
aI'e oa .n inr Sd
ales iNun~ u De-
irn, ia of SOW ClV.
Ahl *ttn atp elru Npf nv
IRA tiH- 'cie-titnL i'anncinr
'Hr rngaleAtni oi Miss jamts to
Nr George Npslry Anderson
Cleveland Ohio Miss Jam.s die
oauEattl % DIE late DR. James. att
iepiea Wa5m T. lpsilan Nor-
mai a0 llWtou L of New York
Nit 1Ei member oi a. Is. a.
Sorority
Individual iec cream VIA served
10 'he i0wns II wedding ring.
ioye birds hearts bride md rioom
AID nmut other. which mad, ME
party unique.
lh quests We're Misses Rita
Mason Bertha Rcdnan Louise
bwelle Edyih Harms Thelma
Weiss Corininc skinner Esther
D.vclie tdyth ilarrs. Tholn,
Brown Ann Palmer Mesdamc.
Angel Lamhtrt Irene Graves. Lu
ellie Nutall Brown
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TWILL DO CLUR

Mrs. Kate Williams. 6063 White
wood, entertained the club on
Wednesday. Aug l. All members
were present and Mrs. NJ. Hill was
a special guest Bridge was en-
loved and prizes awarded Mrs. NJ
earn and Mrs. -. Griffin for high
scores Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Simpson. 6sS7 Hazelette.
The club gave party on Aug.
-. 4 large number attended. Mrs.
w. Williams Is president Mrs. b.
White secretary.
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Special Notice

All subscribers and advertisers
or the Tribune-Independent are
hereby advised not TO pay any
money for the paper to any person.
unless the said perso~ shows a
letter OF authority, bearing the seal
OF the Trlhune-Independent and
signed by the manager. Aaron c.
Toodle
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"
TWENTIETH CENTURY
NATIONS CLUB

The club met at the home OF Mrs.
Lois Mercer, 5000 Dyar street, Fri
day. July 6. The club also gave a
barbecue July Ia. at the home OF
the president, Mrs. Laura Willis.
II was we'll attended.
Those present were: Mrs. Nora
Pinckney. Mrs. Johnnie Mae Ken
nedy, Mrs. Lois Mercer, Mrs. Julia
Mercer. Mrs. Geneva Harris, Mrs.
Mamie Harshaw. and Mrs. l.. Will
lie
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NIFTY RAMBLERs CLUB

The club held their regular
meeting Wednesday. at the Cen
trail Community Center. In the abb
sence of the president. the secre--
tary, Miss Prudence Bailey, acted
as chairman. The club decided to
have picnic on Friday. August
10, at Palmer Park. Trucks will
leave Central Community Center
at 1880 p. m.
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LAS MI'JERES BRIDGE CHR

Mrs. Durette Hernandez, GA
Illinois. was hostess to the club at
their recent meeting. Business over
the members played several hands
Of bridge. The prizes were captur-
ed by Mrs. Annetta Guest, first;
Mrs. Mollie Holder. second; Mrs.
Lena Carroll, BOBBY. The hostess
served very tasty repast.
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NEW ERNshSINEss MEMS
tIyu

The New Era business Mems
Association met Sunday. July ~.
The meeting was well ATTENDED.
The Officers are Mr.. Mackerson,
president; Mr.. Taylor. vice pre-
sident. William Vaughn. business
manager
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GET ACQUAINTED CLUB

The club met with Mrs. Callie
Dodd, Monday. July %. An enjoy
able session was spent at whist.
The hostess served delicious re-
|freshments.
MIR. White. 1907 St Antoine,
gave party in honor of the club,
| July 90
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs Turner Williams announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Mlss
Martha Williams. who became the
bride of benjamin Cheers, Friday
night. August 3, at $50 o'clock,
with Rev j. 4. Charleston oniciat-
ms
This is the second daughter To
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no eiyen in marriage by Mrs. vii
ii,ms within month. the flIst
heing Miss Mable Williams VINO
became the bride of Charles Joiiii-
son, July IL. :, =.
The newly-wedded couple Is AT
home to their friends at looo St.
Amin
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Social
Notes

Mrs. Elnora Hanna. OF Pallsade,
\. j., is visiting her two daughters
Mrs. Matte Johnson, 2053l llcne.
and Mrs. Hattie Smith. 102l1 s.
Mile Road.
unique surprise birthday party
was given in honor OF Mrs. Lula
Marshall at the home of her en-
ployer. Mrs. Ralph Lane. 1929 lro-
uuois. recently. The cocktail and
buffet luncheon were served In the
beautiful garden OF the home. The
guests later retired to the dining
room. where bridge was INDUCED
in. Among those present were Mrs.
! Margaret Morton. Raymond C..
Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sween-
| ey. Miss Nan Moffett, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Marshall. Clarence Atkins. James
Simms. Miss Lavada Harris. Joe
ID. Frietas. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Vagell, Mrs. Lena Kemp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Wisdom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Harris. Miss Chennie Lindsay,
and Mrs. Oscar Bennett.
Mrs. Lucille Hammond. Of Tam
pa. Fla is visiting her sister, Mrs
Bernside. 947 Elliott street.
Mrs Robert Sampson. 9i7 I'LL
nois. has gone To Selma. Ala, TO
visit her daughter.
Grand Rapids, are here on n short
MIR. and Mrs. Elmore Brazier. OF
visit to see the latter's mother
Mrs. Susie Vencent, csc Medbury
avenue. Mrs. Lewis also accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Josephine Scott, OF Derm-
set. Ark, Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Gertie Wither. 1868 Leland.
Mrs. Mabel Stevenson, OF Wash
in9ton. ID. c.. is visiting Mrs. Fan
ME Sampson, 1929 Illinois.
William Franklin. OF Hampton
Va. Is visiting his mother-in-law
Mrs. Dean. 513 Frederick.
Miss Susie Broshier, niece oi
Mrs. Susie Vencent, 6S2 Medbury
Is visiting relatives and friends
in Columbia, Ala.
Atty. and Mrs. William Golden
OF Chalmers avenue. are ieavinl
Monday. for a two-week's vacation
in Idlewild, Mich.
Messers. II. r. Wade and G. Las
ter, of Toronto, Ontario. were II
Detroit visiting friends recent.
and called at the Tribune-Inde
pendent office last Saturday. The,
, are prominent business men OF
Toronto.
Miss Malethia Jorden. a popula
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SOPHISTICATED LADIES CLUE

Mrs. Essie Colbert was hostess
To the club at It's recent meeting
which was. held at the home OF
Mrs. Lee. 5l5 Garfield. After the
business session, delectable lunch
WIS served. The club also met
with Mrs. Williams, Leland street,
August l.