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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
||l|l|l music music

The Azalia Hackley M. and d.
Society will hold It's first monty
meeting Of the season, Sunday,
Sept. 16' at 54S Il. Kirby avenue.
All young musicians are invited
to attend. Mrs. Milly Connolly Lee
is president.
Mesdames Yolande Maddox, dra-
matte soprano. and Mile Hynson,
pionest ond accompanist. appear
ed In joint resital at st. John c. M.
e. Church. recently. and were
warmly received by large audi
ence Of music lovers.
Mr.. Briggs. president OF the Ma
tional Association OF musicians of
New York City, was in Detroit
last week, enroute TO Chicago,
where he will spend some time
While there, he will visit j. Wesley
Jones, executive secretary of the
National Association of Negro
Musicians. Inc.
The Federation of Music Clubs.
of New York.will entertain the n.
A. Of N. Musicians. Inc. In 1896.
Mrs. Carl Diton is president OF the
association. and hopes to make
this the greatest convention In the
history OF the organization.
The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton and Choral Society will pre-
sent In recital the winners OF the
National Additions in Chicago in
this city. soon. The local winners
are-George Matthews. tenor; La
villa Tullos, harpist; Trina Nor
ris. pianist; Geraldine Shaw. VOL
mist.
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COOKIES MAKE SCHOOL LUNCH

by Betty Barclay

oven (S75 degrees FL. Remove
from pan Immediately. Makes
l-2 dozen.
Fruited Oatmeal Drops
l Ia cups q CAM sweetened con-
densed milk
Ia cup molasses
cups rolled oats
LIZ cup nut meats. chopped
LIZ cup seedless raisins
Thoroughly blend sweetened
condensed mill. molasses and roll
cd oats In top OF double boiler.
Cook over bsiling water 10 min
utes or until mixture thickens
stirring constantly. Cool. Add nut
meats and raisins. Mix we'll. Drop
by spoonfuls on n buttered pan.
Bake rs minutes IN moderate
oven (S50 degrees FL Remove
from pan Immediately. Makes 3
dozen.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

Saturday evening August 20,
more than eight hundred people
Witnessed the marriage ceremony
of Miss Bernice Smith and Charlie
+. Middleton. The wedding took
place at the Ebenezer A. M r..
Church. Rev. Geo. w. Baber. read
the ritual services, after which
Presiding Elder Saunders offered
a prayer
A solo II Love You Truly" was
rendered by Miss Magdaline
White. A beautiful professional In
rainbow colors OF mousseline de
sole proceeded the bride down Inc
aisle.
The first to enter were the RID
bon girls Misses Dorothy Wiley
and O'Neal Clowuey, dressed in
blue and pink respectively. Char
lie f. Middleton. the groom assist
ed by Robert II. Smith. best man
entered next.
The professional OF the groom
men followed single-file. They
we're Messrs. John Massey Pres
ton Powell. Roy Hall, o. I. Muir
ray. Clarence Hepburn, Wilson
Caldwell and William Murray,
The Bridesmaids were-Misses
Mary Bailey. wearing green, Annie
stephens. green; Irene Minter,
peach; Beatrice Gentry, yellow;
Georgia Redd. peach; Mrs. Roxie
smith. matron of honor, pink; and
Miss Sadie Vowel, maid of honor
blue. All wore matching accessor-
les. The bridesmaids carried muffs
md wore ruffled caps. The ma
iron and maid Of homo wore pic
ture hats and carried flowers.
The bride was lovely as she
came down the isle accompanied
by her father. who gave her away
/ She was dressed In white bridal
satin with white accessories and
ried a bouquet Of roses sprinkl-
ioa with orange blossoms Hel
gown was made on Partisan style
Ath high netk-line' Of lace md
Hong sleeves. The fl0unce from the
saist formed into a trail as II
ifell 10 me floor. The tulle car
* into point over the right
WAS unique with It's row oil
lard pearls across the front, or
4 ac blossoms and lilies of the
raNpy al each side. Falling from
lia cap WAS long tullet veil
carried by little Ruth Powell who
Was dressed in white. Little Ellen
ClOwney served as flower girl
and Charles Redd, ring-bearer
Both wore white.
After the ceremony the bridal
party stood in the vestibule OF the
church where the newly-weds re-
ceived congratulations
The reception was held at the
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
NJ r S. Agnes Bristol
Hostess To Members
OF Wolverine Lc1 e

Mrs. agnes Bristol worthy
grand maison Of The Wolverine
Grand chapter OF Eastern Star Of
Mirlgan. entertained az grand
reception. August %, in honor NJ
he grand chapter officers and 10y
al chapters of Detroit and vicinity.
Those IN The receiving line were
Mrs. clara Hanson. worthy grand
narshalls Mrs. Agnes Bristol
worthy grand matron Mrs Ara
Bella Atlley. worthy past grand
malron: NJ. Peoples. worthy pas
grand patron; Mrs. Sadie People
worthy past grand lecturer; Mr.
Helen CAN'T worthy grand assoc
ciaic matron. Mrs. Alice Yancey
worthy grand supervisor Of
Youths Fraternity; Mrs. Carrin
RILEY. worthy grand supervisor
Of Youths Fraternity; Ed. Allen,
worthy grand past sentinel; Mrs
Minnie Thompson. worthy grand
elecia: Mrs. Susie Ashby. worthy
past grand directress; Henry FL
lngton. worthy grand chaplain.
Ice cream. cake and punch were
served. Mrs. Bristol was a graci-
Gus hostess.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

The doing OF the younger society
folk occupied first place on the
calender of the past week. The
latter affair was the send off par
ty. given last Friday by Misses
Jane and Hester Watson. at their
home on Seminole avenue. The
party was held In the beautifully
decorated basement. The decora-
lions consisted OF Japanese lam
terms, balloons OF varied colors,
green and gold paper steamers,
and silver-top tables. Among the
guests were: Helen Wright. house
guest of the hostesses; Zelda
Adams: James Banks, Naola Nut
tall, Wilbur Brewer, John Lewis,
Henry Anderson. William Rutland,
Hertha Priest. William Rchv.
Johnetta Woods. Dorsey Walker.
Paul Smith, Ben Adams. Bill
Coins. Edora Morton. Ronnie
Marshall, Cornelius (NeiD Hen
derson. JEFF Martin and others.
On Tuesday evening Of last week
Miss Jane Watson gave a dinner
at her home honoring the eOunse-
Tors from Green Pastures Camp
namely-Louis Simms. Lloyd Ball
err. Hertha Priest. Wilbur Prewer
Ann Foster Victoria Mccall, Ed
ward Benjamin. Helen Wright. and
Bill Coins.
A farewell party was given Fri
day evening by Mrs. Kate Johnson
1912 McDougall avenue, in honor
OF her nephew. LOyeman Ken
bricks. who left Saturday for Blr-
mingham. Alabama. A few OF the
guests included Juanita Jackson
Glouster and Lester Current. Carol
Evans. Christine and Justine
White. Albert Davis. Barbara and
Helen lines. Leroy TalfarTio, Alex
ander Smith Ted Lewis, Harrison
Hayes. Lena Hurley. Ernestine
Harding. George and Robert Toney
Henry Goldstein. Lila Lissimore
Margaret Jenkins. and Gladys
Pepers.
Efwitha and Adrean Jenkins OF
Montgomery. Alabama, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. elsie Calhoun
and cousin. Leonard 5031 Brush 81,
Otto johnson popular Ham
tramck athlete. desire 10 have II
known that he Is not married. :. /.
So. the girls sim have q break.
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YOUNGER SET
By ULYSSES W. BvYKIN

During the weekend. Johnnie
Coleman, OF Cleveland, Ohio. was
the house guest OF Misses Helen
Douglass and Mary 3. Childs of
lroquois avenue. ACCOMPANYING
him we're his parents. Mr.. aud Mira.
Coleman.
Evalyn Pitts. OF McDougall Ave.
returned recently from a several
weeks vacation In the ,Cast
Margaret Jenkins and Giadvs
Pepsrs of Jacksonville. Fla were
lhe guests OF Lila Lissimore pail
McDougall avenue. last week
SO far. the list of the members
OF the younger set who are leaving
Tor school are Ben Johnson
Morehouse College: Constance
and Winifred Welker. Michigan
State Normal: Zelda Adams Ians
College; Hester Watson and Ercell
Mcswain. ironside School. y. J.:
Florence Stephens. Hillsdale Col.
lege; Jane Watson aud Grac,
Saddler Howard D.. Violet Rank.
and Wendell Smith West vireInI,
STATE, Naomi Nutiall. Howard
Elsie Marlborough. Michigan Uni
yersily, Eleanor Boykin. Nlchipa,
State Normal.
! Madeline Hath gave mo,o,
party 10 Colchester. Onlarin
Canada. Sunday afternoon m,
party included Bertha GRAY. Geor
&c and Geneva Williams. Kennel
Hath, Curtis Carter, Ruby Nc
Lenden, Ulysses and Fleano
Boykin. w. Hath, Mr.. and Nh,
White, and Mr.. and Mrs Hath. A
Colchester they were the guest
lof the Johnson family. All report
ed having a delightful outing
Langford +. James. former so
cial write for the old Detroii In
dependent. celebrated his blrthdal
recently. This young man has bee
In the Newspaper field for nearl
three years. having been managin
editor for the Peoples News an,
theatrical editor for the Guardian
His hobbies are music and dra- .
tics. AZ present. he Is trying nj
luck at song writing.
Roy @. woodson returned TO De
tToit Tuesday. after spending
brief vacation with his parents Il
indianapolis. Indiana.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
WEST SIDE BUzzING BEES

The regular meeting OF the
West Side Buzzing Bee Civic and
Social Welfare League. Mrs. Jose
phine Belford president, was held
on Monday. August q at 3 D. m
at 81, James C.. NJ +. Church
The various committees gave
excellent reports of the work ac-
complished. The Canning Commit
tee Mrs. Anna Jordan. chairman.
will start In full force soon; also
the sewing projects. under Mrs.
Brewer will start making up
clothes for the unfortunate chill
dren of The city.
The new headquarters OF the
club az Gll9 Stanford avenue is a
busy place these days and the
bees are really buzzing all over
the Wcsi Side however. they are
not combining their buzzing 10 the
West side alone but at Inkster.
flamiramck and North Detroit.
where new clubs have been estab-
iiShed
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Talladega Club T O
Sponsor A Party Al
The Local Y w c A

The Detroit Tailadesa College
Alumni Club. OF which Robert
Johnson, former Talladega football
star Is president. will sponsor
mammoth bridge and whist party
with music and refreshments. az
Lucy Thurman Y. w. G. A.. Friday.
September II, at p. IN. The az
fair is being given for the purpose
OF raising funds to aid worthy
local students who have applied
for scholarships at Talladega Col
lege.
Among the prospective students.
listed are: Helene Tolliver, Pau
lin Cain, Clarence Davenport, Ionic
Blakeney. Odessa Dunlap. Esther
Randall, and Bertrand Hudson.
Mr.. Johnson and his committee
are sparing no pains to make the
affair a great success. The pun
lie is cordially invited to attend
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

IL the youngsters had vote.
cookies would head the list Of de-
licacies for that school lunch
basket. With sandwiches. fruit
and vacuum bottle OF milk or a
chocolate milk shake. they pro-
vide Just the nutriment value re
quired for rosy cheeks.
Use these shortcut economical
recipes and give your Bobby or
Betty two or three extra ones In
the school lunch box as treat
for friends.
Peanut Butter Hermits
cup sweetened condensed milk
6 tablespoons peanut butter
Ia teaspoon salt
"a cup graham cracker crumbs
Thoroughly blend together
sweetened condensed milk and
peanut batter. Add salt and gra-
ham cracker crumbs. Mix well.
Drop by spoonfuls on buttered
baking sheet. Bake Is minutes OF
until brown In . moderately hst
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
"
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT
GLIB

On account of the increased pub
lie interest in the forthcoming
winter series Of addresses TO be
sponsored by the West Side I'M
provement Association. the orga-
nization has been forced to secure
a larger auditorium for its meet
ing. Sept. II. The meeting will be
held al St. Stephen A. NJ. H.
Church. at s p m. ID. w. A. Black
well pastor of Lomax Temple A.
NJ. T.. Zion Church. will be the
speaker. his subject being Organ
ization. The Necessity of the
Times"
Music will be furnished by the
forty piece band of the Boys Club
Of Detroit.
The public Is cordially invited.
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Jovial Juniors
by Leroy q. White

Now that II has been decided
whether or not Lacy OF Comsl0ck
would be tho democratic s'onao~d
hearers or whether Fitzgarld or
would represent the re-
nnblicans maybe we can settle
lNwn and read Jo.inl Jumiors
fiilon being intorrgniea by poll
lcs
since srhol J., now tn session the
ipI- more plentiful.
> + Holland is getting 10 be
nch a busihess.man 'ha' ne cows
les going tO have stcnographer
nd everything We wonder if It
really business.
l.o,eman Kindred. who halls
rom birmingham Ala. gave
party last Friday and drew quite
Hunber of J. IS ont. among whom
were Zelda Adams. Justine and
hristinc White. Helen and Bar
harn lines. Harrison Hayes. Ted
Lewis and Eddie I.acen
This is terrible. William Rutland
bas just returned 10 the city much
10 the dislike of some j. Us.
The return Of Willette Colmer
beautiful little Miss. of the East
side takes away the bad taste
caused by the return of Rutland.
They inform me that Alexander
smith goes In for barefoot dancing
and has a waltz" all his own.
oliver Gilmore Is going after
Barbara lines in big way.
We wish 10 apologize to the well
known pest of the East Side for
ealing her pest" Are we for
given Miss Bostic?
! can't hide my tears for Jessie
Harden. who claims to be n man
hater and has returned 10 indian
apolis. Indiana. You know she GER
tainly is tough when Steve Turn
er couldn't make n go of X.
Word comes from the extreme
East that Theresa Tolbot and Wal
ter Poole have gone back together
again. Maybe this time for good.
Since last week was so taken up
In telling you about politics In the
Midwest Newspaper Inc. the part
OF my column thanking Rollo s..
Vest for keeping the home fires
burning while was away on my
vacation was left out. so thank
you, Rollo.'
Grayce Sadler. artist and what
have you. resents the insult OF
well known Detroit columnist, that
said she was going TO participate In
Robert Ripley's Odditorium while
In Chicago. Well I don't blame her.
Annie Pearl Rivers Is entertain
ing her sister. Prudence Rivers
Napiear, Of Chicago. Illinois.
Do you remember the old saying,
"He that Is tricked shall learn to
trick Mozola Davis seems to be
attempting to pull the same trick
that was once pulled on her by
Margaret Thompson when she took
Otto Johnson. Mozola 10 out to do
the same to Gladys Davis (both are
DavisD, who claims hold on one
Mr.. Harold Guines.
James Mcmillan still seems In
terested In the more fairer of the
weaker sex.
Mary Lou Simmons. of River
Rouge, let's US know that the Jov-
ial Junior Club of River Rouge and
Ecorse will sponsor a dance at
Quinn's Lone Pine. September IL.
All are welcome 10 attend.
And speaking OF dances that re-
minds me that the Jovial Juniors
will celebrate their first anniver-
sary, Oct. 18th. Watch for fea-
ture attraction for that week.
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Ultra MODERN =. AND ID.
CHILD

The Ultra Modern Social and
Dramatic Guild held its weekly
meeting. Tuesday, Sept. 4. with
Miss Ruby Davis. $50 Hancock
The club will sponsor It's debut
social Friday night. Sept. Ia, at the
home of Mrs Crenshaw. 567 r.
Palmer street Thes younger sci
are cordially invited. There viii
he good music and fun galore.
The next business meeting will
be with Miss Ruby Davis. 535 f.
Hancock The open membership
campaign will continue through
September
WARD
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CLUBS

A. Brown. NJ. Fisher, and b. Mat
thews.
There was a large attendance
OF members and visitors. among
the latter being Mrs. Cheatham. OF
Friendship Girls Home; and Mrs.
Harris. OF Chicago.
A memorial program for Mrs.
Catherine Willett was conducted
by Mrs. Sergeant. and was very
impressive.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. S. Bundy, G35l Vinewooj
avenue.
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Miss Dorothy Cheatham wishes
20 thank the pastor and the Altar
Circle for their kind words ex-
pressed by letter and card for n
speedy recovery. She also thanks
Miss Reid. Miss Cooper. Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Banks OF
Second Baptist Church as well as
the many close friends. for their
cheering visits and comforting
prayers during her recent serious
illness OF several months.
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LIFE PROBLEM LEAGUE

The Life Problem Cooperative
League. met at the home OF Mr.. z
w. Green, 1913 Beechwood avenue
on the evening OF September l1th
at 500 D. m.
About forty persons. members
and friends. were present and en-
joyed a lively. progressive meeting
The house was called to orded by
Attorney William T. Patrick. ST.,
who outlined the purposes OF the
organization. A high fever OF en-
thusiasm prevailed throughout the
meeting. Short talks we're made by
Mr.. Green. Mrs. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Don I'd. Mr.. Biddle and Mr.. viii
liams.
Refreshments were served, af-
ter which the league adjourned to
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
1921 Bangor avenue. Sept. 18th.
The Life Problem Cooperative
League intends to begin an open
forum. to discuss matters Of vita
interest TO the colored race.
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LYDIAN ASSOCIATION
The Lydian Association me
/ last Wednesday. at 5000 Scooter
and was entertained by Mesdame
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
BEAUTY HINTS
by MINI Temple
KEEPING THE THROAT
BEAUTIFUL

II Il said that you can tell a
woman's age by her throat. But
there r. way 10 defeat this. I'll
tell you how. lust bend the head
backward as far as you can and
massage the muscles OF the throat
with skin food. Then rub with ice.
This keeps the throat firm and
beautiful.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

TO Atlanta. where Mr.. Warner has
held a position with the Southern
X. X. for fourteen years.
Mrs Daisy Robinson. of Wash
ington, ID. c. is in the city as guest
OF her brother. George W. Irwin,
OF Gallagher street. and her niece.
Mrs. Annie NJ Gilliard, OF Tirman
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood CAN'T
who left Detroit last Saturday to
visit relatives in the East report
that they are having delightful
time. Tuesday. they visited Wash
ington and Baltimore. and We'd
nesday. left for Woodbury.. ~ J. to
visit Mr.. Gantts parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Howell ana
childrcns. DOrothea and Fred Jr..
OF Harding avenue. motorcd 10
Dayton. Ohio. 10 spend briei sO-
Iourn with AIRS. Ilowells mother
Their many friends wish them al
pleasant vacation
Lawrence Stallworth. prominent
undertaken OF Enslcv. Alabama IS
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mullen. l0l Marston avenue
lie is purchasing a FordV-S tol
take home as gift TO his father
h,nroute here. he visited t'levo-
land and Chicago. and will return
by the way OF New York and
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. John W smith |
Gl45 Iroquois have as their house
guest tho sister Of Mrs. Smith |
Mrs Grace Ballager. of East
Orange y j. who will spend three
weeks la the city Mrs Balinn2er
accompanied her sister to Detroit
after they ATTENDED the fnnerpl |
or their mother. Mrs. Anna nan
aotf whose remains were sh,ppcl |
Tor burial IN louisville. XIV hV
'he Fred Anderson Funeral Home
Mime l'lnric Dezon wishes 10 an-
ionuco her return 10 the CIV after
very wonderful trip throush ID
east she viii welcome her MANY
ricnls y
Mrs Beairice Thomas of Van ,
ille llliuois was receui visitor
! Detroit being the guest of T.e-
)y c Artist, go T.. Hancock. She q
$50 made a visit TO Niaear1 Falls .
nfore returning 10 her home sun
ly after a delightful soiouW
ere. :
Mrs b NJ Wisdom OF Birming- '
an Ala. is visiting her brother !,
ld sister. Mr. and Mrs. James
lisiielm 1874 rtngor. also her
~ and daughte in-law, Mr.. and \
rs John Murphy OF McDougall. T
efore returninF home. she will
al, Port Huron. the Worlds
ar and WaehingioN -. G. ac- q
by her siste Mrs I
lmes Chisholm a
Mrs Florence Brooks Of Phela- A
elphia- Pa. returned home We'd \
csday after spending a week with r
elatives. in Detroit She was ac- G
Ompanied here by her nieces i
.dia and Verona Steele and ne 3
'hew Robert Steele who will re- \
main in the city with their parents !
ifter an absence Of two years II
Mrs o A AFTER and son who ,
anne home in June TO spend their
'acation., returned last week toI
'amden. Ala. where she will re-
iume her duties as teacher. IL
Mrs Anna Lewis OF Hazlett Ave.
llso left last week for Camden.
Ala. to accept position as matron
IF girls OF the Institute She was
accompanied by her daughter.
Margaret
Mrs. Amos Rideout is making an
extended visit with her brother,
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

Mrs. Evelyn b. Dennis. $50
Bewick avenue. has been i'll for the
past several days. but is convalesc-
ing at this writing. Mrs. Dennis
is the wife OF George Dennis. OF
the Tribune-Independent. Her
friends wish her speedy recov-
erv.
To the delight OF her many
friends. Miss Elizabeth Green. OF
Wellington avenue. popular
member OF the younger set IL out
again, after a recent illness.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15

Mrs Ruth blackburn Irwin. who
| ylS recently appa,nted by the De-
| rolf Board OF Education. as lunch
room manager at the Moore School.
Mrs Irwin viii be remembered as
The former director in charge OF
foods al the Lucy Thurman
ranch Y. W. G. A. She received
ltr - s. degree az Tho Mississippi
safe School having done post
.raduate work in nutrition at Tus-
kcpec Institute Ala Hampton In
siinle. Va aud Wasno University.
Detroit
George Smith in Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
MIR and AIRS. j. II Campbell.
6.0N 2Sth street, have just returned
from pleasant tour through the
Fast They were delegates 10 the
silks coMlab recently held Ia At
fpHir titl. s. J They also visited
folatv,s in Nev York ,iiN rHila-
Il, pta and Boston
Nrand Mrs f. Terry Of
th~ iIazclctt Mrs s Castor. and
T. 4 1alley have been vacation
ing in indianapolis Ind. Ihcy
were thc guests of Mr. and MIS-
y Terry brother OF +. J Tcrry
Mr.. aud Nrs. Rem Blakcmore.
~ Chicago. we're Weekend gucSes |
II Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hendricks.
.N1s4 Gallagher street
Mrs. j. Lewis. wife OF Rev. II
.ewis 1862 Madison street Is
listing her sister-ii-law, Mrs. Re-
,ecca Washington. in Pittsburgh.
pa She plans to be away a month.
Miss Mary Bailor. of ST Louise.
40. is the uest OF Mrs. Charles
4736 fireman
Miss Virginia Forster was hos |
ese at very pretty party last |
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. !
md Mrs James. 1873 Alfred street. |
n honor OF her uncle and aunt. |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert. OF |
lew York. who ook part in the
'oceni golf tournament. ana their /
guests, MIR and Mrs Eugene Bar
ow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Through
good. Mrs. Helen Gibson. James
Woods. and Mrs Alma Hinton. The /
DetroiterS present were: Daisy
Page. Mr. and Mrs X. Mccoy, Miss
Ruth Carrinton. Miss Irene Brown,
Nessrs Lee. l.. Whitaker. and
Green.
Mrs Charles Thompson. 4736
fireman avenue pleasantly sur
prised her husband last week. with
q party al their home Among those
present were: Fred Ray j. j. An
derson. J McTyre. Haywood CAN'T.
James Driskell. r. W Ross. and
Arnett Peters.
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Mrs Clara Smith. 6312 Iron.
wood avenue. was hostess to ths
club at their regular meeting
After the business routine. an elal
crate menu was served.
Special guests were Mrs. Gaines
Mrs. Loke. and Mrs. Moore. The
next meeting will be with Mrs
Johnson. 1922 Whitewood.