The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09


.cores were made by Miss F Gil
more and Miss :. Freeman
The club also met Jan. %. with
Miss Freeman. 4S3 f. Palmer
Bridge was played Miss B Mckay
acted as substitute for the presi-
dent. who was ill., \ delicious re-
, past was served Honor awards
Went TO Miss - Goolsby and Miss
p Gilmore
HARLEM EIGHT CLUB
The girls OF the Harlem Eight
Club have reorganized for another
year They sponsored a social Feb
T. al which many friends and other
clubs were represented II was IN
the form of their third anniversary
party given at the home OF Mrs
II. G. WALLACE. 3l4 Erskine street
sunday. Feb 10, they will give
silver tea, al the residence OF Mrs.
Ida Rollins. at Brady and St. An
tome. All clubs and friends are
invited
Mrs. Ida Rollins is president
Mrs. II G. Wallace. reporter.
INFORMAL DANES CLUB
The club will give pre-Valen-
tine party. Saturday night. Feb. 9.
at the home Of Mrs Ozella Henry.
977 Alger street All are invited.
Mrs Beatrice Sterling is president
SILHOuETTES CLUB
The members OF the SilhOuettes
lClub, consisting OF the wives OF the
men Of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fra
tcrnity. reorganized January 27 at
the Frogs Clubhouse Each mem
bcr expressed her desire to make
| the Silhouettes purposetul orga-
nization and further TO carry on
the plans set mp by other Silhouet-
tc~ clubs all over the country
The following officers were
elected Mrs Mary Bell Spaun and
Mrs Ernestyne Walker presidents
to serve altcrnatiyely Mrs Mary
Helen Loving. ponding sec
reiary Mrs. Marjorie Hacketi. cor
II responding secretary. Mrs Grace
& Walker. treasurer
1t After the reorganization and
l. election The Kappas joined the Sil
N hoal'es al cocktail party
he POSTAL PROGRESSIVE CLUB
4 The annual election of the clu
rs was held last week. in the privat
ID dining room of the y. w. c. !
ph meeting was called TO order by Il
tn. president. II. Dobbs, who made
lb- spicy talk on the progress OF 4
m organization and was highly col
M. mended.
ips, Mr. VanBuren. director OF pl
steal culture, also spoke q,
rger thanked the group for their he2
the cooperation.
'cto- The following members
self present: Herbert Martin, DR.
him dent; William Howard, vice pr.
hts dent; Griffin Causey. secreta
will treasurer; n. Dobbs. W. Adams.
De- Ford. ID. w. Russell c. Book
in G. Carnes. II. Nelson. Theo. Va
led Buren,. Charles Bryant. and \
ry Summers
~ YOUNG MATRONS' GUILD
The club met Friday. Jan. 2
with Mrs. Charles Smith. sl0 Met
bury. After the brief business SCI
sion, visitor. Mrs. Morris. was in
m troduced to the club. She was I'm
- pressed with the group and ex
u pressed the desire to become
a member.
h The hostess served delightful
,.wO-course luncheon.
Al The president and members
q wish speedy recovery for the
4 e-president Mrs. James Will
q iams, who Is ILL.,
SUNSET SECRET EIGHT CLUB
I The club met Thursday, Jan. 81.
I at the home OF Mrs. +. Hill. 1856
= Hunt street, all members being
present One new member was
added
The hostess served savory
three-course luncheon. Mrs. NJ.
Z Ransome is president.
I wE-CAN-DO CLUB
Mrs Vera Sadler, 1890 Socyel
Place, was hostess to the We-Can-
Do Club. Tuesday, Jan. 25. DR..
Daisy Northcross. Detroits only
colored woman physician. was
guest speaker She delivered an
interesting and instructive dis
course on "Woman's Health"
The president of the club. Mrs.
Mildred Croft. responded very fit
tingly TO the physicians talk, at
The same time recounting some OF
the activities OF the organization.
A large number OF members
were present. The guests, other
than the speaker. included Mrs.
Emma Overton and Mrs. Bessie
Haynes.
Bridge was played. highest 81.
being awarded Mrs. Irene Caine.
Delightful refreshments were en-
joyed
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