The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-21

interesting observations.
Well, this is a busy week fol
our young college people Most Of
them. who have not already gon,
of TO college, have their bags
packed and are ready 10 leave The
city for their various colleges tllis
week end. while students at tn,
local colleges are preparing TO
enroll next week. To all OF thes,
young collcgians. the mirror folk
extend best wishes Tor happy and
successful school year.
Among the local young men
and women going to the various
institutions OF higher learning are
Miss Jane Watson, Howard uni-
versity. her sister. Hester. Will
berfOrce; William Coins Western
Reserve College. Kalamazoo; Mar
garet Matthews. Frances Raiford.
Margaret Matthews. Elaine Lewis.
and Julian Rodgers, University OF
Michigan Thelma CrunptOn
Jane Billups. Theresa and Freda
Bailey. Bessie Johnson. Constance
Welker. Eleanor Boykin. and
Elizabeth Patterson. State Teach
ers' College. Ypsilanti. Michigan.
in addition To others whose names
have not yet reached our office
Now. let me tell you about the
delightful motor trip recently
made TO New York by John Burns.
successful local young mortician.
and several friends. including
Robert Shields. Mrs. Mittie Red
ding. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore. and
Mrs. Evelyn Belts. Still speaking
OF the Burns. last Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Ware, of In
dianapolis, at a delightful dinner
party at their home. at St Antoine
proprietor OF funeral home and
burial society in his city.
Miss Whcirda Mae Potts. an at
tractive and charming co-cd oi
Arkansas state College. at Pin,
I Blum. Ark. has just completed ;
| delightful sojOurn with her aunt
and uncles. Mr. and Mrs 4 y
Lake and Mr. and Mrs w +
Jones. OF this city While here
! Miss Potts was the recipient &
many social courtcsies tended h
relatives and friends. Mr. an
Mrs A. y. Lake entertained wit
a delightful party i'm her homo
E at their home on Charest stree
). The honoree was beautiful in
n blue velvet gown, with silver {
> cessories. The guests includ
a Misses Taylor, Walker. Gain
, Durham. Jacks. and Miss SheIte
}, OF Tennessee: also Mr.. and Nj
/, zanpty. Mr.. and Mrs. James We
, ley, Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins. Mr.. an
Mrs Alex Thomas, Mrs. Hume
Mrs. Webster, OF Waco. Texas
| Mrs. Percy Jacks. and Messrs vii
son Caldwell. Melrose Jones
Nelius Walker. Dosey Walker
Fred Leonard. and Charles Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller
1888 VanCOurt avenue. enter
tanned deliberately AT their resi-
dcnce last Friday. honoring their
cousin. Mr.. Marshall. a popular
postal employee OF birmingham.
Ala. A poppy dance orchestra FUR
nished dance music until the wee
hours of morning. \ sayory menu
was served Among the guests en-
loving this successful social affair
were MIR. and Mrs. Ira w. Brant-
ley. Mr. and Mrs. George Mays.
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert Miller, Jr,.
and others.
Miss Emma Kimbroueh. a
charming and popular llamtramck
society girl. entertained Miss Bcr-
nice Jackson. of Chicago. Illinois.
at her home last Thursday after
noon Miss Jackson. who is un-
usually attractive. was the rccipi-
ent of numerous social cOurtesics
rendered by friends here Mrs.
kimbrough. mother OF the hostess.
is convalescing from recent illness.
much to the delight of all.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence {. Ellis,
.3SOS W. Kirby avenue. rendered
their niece. Miss Ernestine Harris,
farewell party. just before her
recent departure for home to re-
sumo her duties as a school
teacher The guest list included
MIR. and Mrs. Harris. Misses Bca-
trice and Myrtle Goldsby. Miss
Josephine Cotton. Miss Lily Mae
Landcrburg. and Messrs. West
Perkins and Logan Seymour, KEN
meth Hath. and others. Still
other birmingham visitors al tn,
Ellis home were Miss Josephine
Cotton and Lily Mae Landorburg
Miss Eleanor Turner of New
York city and Philadelphia. is va.
cationins here. at the residence OF
Miss Constance Duncan, in Ma
comb street Miss Turner. who l.
social worker at Phipps lnsti.
tute. has made survey of the
various local hospitals and is fav-
orably impressed with the insti.
tutiOns she visited. She has been
honored with many social cour-
tesies by friends in Detroit
A party of distinguished New
Workers motored 20 Detroit Mon
day and spent brief visit. be-
fore continuing their trip TO Grand
Rapids. To visit Rev. and Mrs.
William H. Jones. of that city.
The members of the party includ-
ed MIR. and Mrs William Kelly
and Mrs. Tessie Garcia. Mr. Kelly.
who was formerly on the manage
rial stan of the Amsterdam News.
is insurance advisor for the Home
Relief Bureau OF New York City.
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