The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

cenu vlS1tOr In the city. Lovely
cut flowers added much color 70
the gala occasion Those enjoy
ing Mrs. Thompson's hospitality
were Mrs. Carrie Dee Johnson
Mrs. Kate Elliot: Mrs. Francis
Moss; Mrs. Mae Porter; Miss
Marian Fausett; OF Philadelphia ;
Mrs. Sherman Mcdowell Mrs.
Louis Taylor; Attorney Perkins:
Attorney Sweet; Miss Aileen
Fickland; Miss Nordicea Sweet
land VIM. Fickland.
Another enjoyable social affair
was giveen by Miss Helen Roselyn
Childs; who was hostess at a
dinner party at her home; 1852
Ludden street; August 30. Guests
present vert Misses Alice Frazier !;
Hazel Quarker; Helen Wilson;
Dorothy Puarker; Lucille Goring;
and Harriet Dunn.
DR. G. c. Smith; 1905 Jos. Cam
pau: extended hospitality to
several friends at his cottage at
Roundeau; Ontario; during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. GA. Spottsville and
daughter: Loittta. OF Terra Haute
Ind: have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter vanBuren 1874 Hart
l.tord -ayenne.. i
Among some Of tht Detroiters who
spent the week end out of the
state were Mtssrs. Dewitt Connolly
his father; Henry Connolly; SRI;
Ihis brother; Henry; Jr.; and
David Wilson; all of Iroquoi Ave-
Tht party motored to Montreal;
Ontario; returning by way OF
Buffalo. They were accompanied
home by a relative Of the Connolly
family: Mr.. Jackson; of Buffalo.
Two congenial young st. Louis
citizens we're recent yisitort in De-
troit: i'm the persons ofMiss Vivian
Mason and her brother; Troy.
They enjoyed a delightful vaca-
tion as guests Of their aunts; Mrs.
Marie Johnson: Mrs. Mary Bunch
and Mrs. Ruby Snydeh' who re-
sides at 4243 Hastings.
John y. Smith: son OF MT. and
Mrs. Allie Smith: of Parker Ave
is in the city visiting his parents
and friends. Mr.. Smith; who Is a
popular social service worker In
mer vacation; and local friends
Washington; ID. C.; Is on his sum-
are delighted to see him and con-
gratulate him upon the splendid
/ success he has made In his fine OF
lendeavor After completing his ed
lucation at Lincoln University; Mr.
Smith began his first practical
work in social service as a coun-
selor at Green Pastures Camp; at
Grasse Lake: Mich; after which
he entered the Atlanta School OF
Social Work; which Is directed by
Forester p. Washington. Upon
his graduation from this college;
Young Smith was offered and ac-
cepted position as social service
director in jacksonville; Florida
where he made such a fine record
that he was later given a similar
post in the national capital.
Now; we want to tell you that
very pleasant evening was en-
loved by guests who attended the
farewell party given In honor oil
Miss Agnes Jones;by Mr.. and MIS-
Theodore Moore: at their residence
5s17 st. Antoine: Thursday; Aug
90 The honoree; who spent the
summer vacation in Detroit is
now ON her way back TO Gfrginia-
Among those present at the party
dressed in lovely evening gowns
and full-dress suits; wereN Mr.. and
Mrs Jones; Lucy Morrison; Her
bert Burden; Sarah Sims; Tneo-
do 'IcWhorter: Addie Martin;
IC Foste ieodore Williams;
M,lared Cunningham; James
douglass; Mable Cunningham
sherman Burden; Alden sears
lJohn Stanleys Norman Burden
Arthur Dues; Cora Moore; J. W.
Wilson; Mrs. Sarah Doose; VIM
fred Cooper; Polly Fofter; Bennie
Robinson; Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Inn Robinson; James CUNNINGHAM
lJr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen; Eddie
Cunningham: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cunningham; Sr.; Robtrt Sims;
Joe Walker: Mable Martin; Dan
Turner and others.
Mr.. and Mrs Fisher OF Hague
street; accompanied by Bob Brooks
returned to Detroit recently; aftei
a very pleasant motor tour In ns
East
Mrs J. G. Graham Of St. Jeei
avenue; was hostess on . rec<