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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-29
Y.W.C.A.
NO T ES

Those busy Premier Homemak-
ers made tiny little sum at their
bridge party last week at Lucy
Thurman Branch which will be us
ed for furniture for the roof gar
dent. Mrs. Estelle Hawkins. Pres.
of this energetic club reports that
the metal framework for the dres-
sy new awning Is all up and the
awning will be in place shortly.
All those who have helped TO make
this project success and the many
friends OF the club and the Branch
will be invited 10 a formal opening
OF the roof garden as soon as every
thing is complete Smart new fur
niture will be added next. The wo-
men interested in this project cer-
tainly deserve n lot of credit for
their tireless work in connection
with II.
The Y. W G. A. is especial hon
orcd this week to have Ethel Wat
ers and Noble Sissle. two Of the
greatest entertainers on the Ameri-
can stage as daily guests in it's
cafeteria. Between her five-a-day
performances at the Michigan
Theatre Miss Waters rushcs over to
the Branch for btc of lunch with
her pianist Mrs. Pearl Wright and
her mother Mrs Maize Mallory who
lare both guests in the Y w c A..
residence luring the week Noble
Sissle hadn't been in town long be-
fore he heard Of The good food at
,.ucy Thurman Branch and cam,
right o.er from the Fox to try il.
lie has continued TO be a satisfied
customer.
When Miss Waters last appeared
in Detroit during the cngagcment
OF As Thousands Cheer she was
made an honorary member Of tho
lGirl Reserves OF the Lucy Thurman
Rranch and presented with the
iGil Reserves ring which is the
highest honor that a girl may re-
cievc I'm this school organization.
Stay-at-Home Camp at tho
Branch is huge success and girls
from 10 TO i6 are coming from
,everywhere to participate In tn
: ldaily round OF free sports and stay
lat-home camp activities and to er
10y the camp trips on "Wednesday
I'm August just AS enthusiasuc
group OF girls are expected TO tai
advantage OF vacation activities
Camp Norcom. Especially oid'
igirls who are employed and WIS
laIl the advantages OF smart sum
mer resort will find them at cam
Norcom. 1t Is a grand place to res
and relax or to enjoy vigorou
round of sports with free instruc
ltion in swimming and tennis.
Mrs. Madeline II. Fowler. eNecu
live of the branch returned MONDAY
from her vacation spent IN Mon
ltreal and Quebec and other eastern
cities She is enthusiastic over the
session of the National Socia'
work Conference which she at
ltended in Montreal.
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Held in
Dinning Room Of
Great Lakes Bldg.

The Sorosis Proup closed its
meetings for the season on last
Saturday evening. with a dinner
party given in the dining room of
the Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
Company.
Covers were laid for thirty-five
guests the table being beautifully
decorated with flowers. candles
and large cake on which was
placed thirteen candles. represent
ing the thirteen years of the clubs
existence.
Following the dinner. Mrs. Beu-
lah Carter took charge of the pro-
gram. Mrs. Eugenia Wade char
ter member. gave the history of the
Sorosis Group and in her talk re-
viewed many things of interest that
the club had done since its orga-
nization. Mrs. Alberta Allen. the
clubs poetess. gave an original
poem characterizing all Of the
OF tho club Mrs. Ardenah
Stephens. the retiring president.
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Our Phone Number IL
CLIFFORD 1924

Mrs. Lottie Branham. OF 72oo lro-
ouos avenue, busted herself over
tho weekend and invited number
of friends TO come with her ana
participate in surprise Dirtnuay
marty in honor of the golden natal
day anniversary of her husbanu'
Clarence Branham. Fonhay night
June II. In order to make the al
fair a complete surprise the party
was given at the residence OF the
Branham's next-door neighbors,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilmore, sos
IIroquois.
| Robert Murphy, FELLOW worker
and close friend, called for Mr'
Branham early Monday evening
and took him for long motor
drive around the city. When they
returned later in the evening, they
were called next doc to the Gil
nores where Mr.. Branham found a
large group OF his friends ASSEMBLE
cd IN celebration of his birthday.
The entertainment OF the even
ling consisted Of several rounds OF
bridge interspersed with singing
land tap-dancing provided by the
1.-TWO charming little grandchildren
of the Branhams<-little June and
Clarence III.
During the early evening, candy
nuts. and cocktail were served al
tier which the guests were later IN
Iyited into the dining room, wnere
they surrounded the bountifuiiy
laden supper table.
The table was centered by two
large birthday cakes, with iigntee
ltapers. Before the delicious supper
was partaken Of, the gentlemen
present quickly and efficiently al
,ministered to Mr.. Branham one o
the customary strappings, VIII
which he was so familiar In boy
hood days. 1t was 50 realistic tina
1.-The little grandson fearing his tim
. would come next, ran into tn
!, kitchen crying, They're killing
Grandpa" but Mr.. Branham was
good sport and took It as a joke
Those who were present to hel
Mr.. Branham enjoyed his Drtn
/, day party we're; Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
= ter richardson, Mr.. and Mr.
I C. Graham. Mr.. and Mr.. Delbel
Lee. Misses Daisy and Alice rul
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Morris
u Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy. Mr
n Miller, Mrs. NJ. F. Blair, Mr.. an
It Mrs. M. c. Graham. Richard smit'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coins, Mr
lD Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. McCal
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thanked the members for their
loyalty to her during her two years
term She turned the gavel over TO
Miss Louise Henderson the newly
elected president. who in turn
thanked the club for this honor and
pledged them her very best efforts
TO continue to carry on the princi-
pies upon which the club was
founded.
Mrs. aisy Iampkin. vice presi-
dent Of the National Federation OF
'Colored Womens Clubs, was one Of
the guests and made some very
timely and interesting remarks.
The retiring president was pre-
scented a beautiful purse as token
of the clubs esteem and apprecia-
tion of her services. The prescnta-
tion was made by Mrs Fracis
Moss
Following the dinner all retired
20 The first floor Of the building.
for bridge. The ladies' prizes went
to Mrs. Miles and Miss Joanna
Johnson. ana Tho eentlcnlan's priz"
IS \. y. Lake
Members present at the dinner
were Alcsdames Alberta Allen.
Rosie Bell. Geneva Casey; Beulah
Garter. Miss Nayne Cole Mcsdam-
cs Mildred Croft Louise Hendcr-
son. JcAnra Johnson; jaime Lake
Odessa NcCullough; Alma Nc
Aahan. Florence Mckinney. Fran
els Moss Louise Sanders; Otey V.
smith; Ardenah stephens. Eugenia
Wade. and Rowcna Watkin. Guests
includcd. Mrs Daisy Lampkin OF
Pittsburgh Pa. Mrs. Niles. Mrs.
Cooper: Messrs. Robert Croft. H.
IL. Mckinney. Albert Saunders'
Chas. stephens Sr.: Atty Henry
Sweet and William Morton.
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SOCIALS

Mrs. Mary Kemp, 6353 Vinewoot
left Wednesday. June 10 to visii
'>~hvr parents in Morrison Ten. She
will also visit friends in Mt. Eagle
Tenn. before returning to Detroit
a month hence.
Marshall Parker who recently
underwent an emergency opera
tlon for appndicitis at Harper Hos
pital, is convalescing nicely.
Charles Webb. Of Little Rock,
Arkansas well known in fraternal
and business circles, is in Detroit.
visiting his daughter; Mrs. Rupert
Markoc who is i'll at Harper Hos
pital.
Miss Willamette osby, a popular
loca teacher in the pubic schools,
left recently for a vacation with
relatives n Memphis, Tenn. Before
returning to the Motor City Miss
Mosby will visit friends in Califor-
mia.
The Detroit Musicians Alumni
Association honored their retiring
officers at a pretty reception at
the Great Lakes Insurance Build
ing on f.. Warren, Monday night A
large number of guests were pre-
sent.
ltsxIx nf
& friends, Mrs. Archie Lindsay, OF
Parker avenue is improving from
3. recent illness and Is able to be up
and out again.
Mrs. Carrie Riley OF Parker ave-
nue.. returned Monday from Chica-
20. where she was called by the
death Of relative.
Jesse 7. Woodson, OF Cincinnati
Ohio is in the city on two-week
Wait to his son: Secretary w. -
woodson. of the st. Antoine Brancn
v NJ C. A. Mr.: Woodson, ST. wh1
arrived last Thursdnyq is retired
nostal employee and is active IN inc
civic. religious ard business ne o'
his city.
ME O. f. S. Council Wayne
dounty, met Saturday, June " II
their regular quarterly meeting d
the home of the president, MRS
Agnes Bristol. Each chapter wa
well represented an very cn
thusiastic meeting held. Plans ar
almost completed for the approach
ing pilgrimage to kaiama1'
Michigan where Wolverine oran
Cbanter O. f. S. jurisdiction
Michigan will convent in Angus
Mrs. Carrie Priest, boz H. ni.'
street, returned Tuesday morh'n
from st. Louis, Mo-, where 81
spent a pleasant visit with frieppd
Her father. John sangstor,
Hickman, Ky. is in Detroit, visi
ing Mrs. Priest and dividing d
time with his son. L. r. Sansste
275 e. Palmer.
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CoIOREp DETROIT REJOICING
OVER LOUIS VICTORY

CONTINUED from Page u
Uttered with confetti and bits OK
paper which had been tossed IN
10 the air, fire alarms were runs
To the air, fire alarms were rung'
siren horns shrieked, and thous-
ands of voices shouted wildly Win
iov. even greater than on Armis-
tic Day. Despite the wild enthusi-
asm however, the demonstra'loh
was good-natured and ordely.
There was no suggestion OF race
fiction anywhere. and white ciu-
zens all over Detroit Joined in the
celebration and We'd with mem
bers of Joe Louis race In rejoic-
ing over his victory the distinc-
ton ID brings to the Motor City.
While the public was rejoicing
the local newspapers turned out
extras by the thousand and news
boys shouting Joe Louis Wins,
rushed through the city like an In
vading army. The extras sold like
hot cakes and the local daily
press, which has all alone been sc
generous In the publicity given the
Brown Bomber" reaped a merit
ed reward from the reward from
cd reward from the reading pub
lie.
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wearing corsages OF roses and
cardinals
The charmingly-appointed tea
table was covered with cluny lace
and tea was poured from a silver
service by Mrs Mamie Alexan Ter
Mrs. Edna Pondexter. and Mrs
Thelma Houston.
Tie guests present included
Mrs Eide Robinson. Mrs Ersie
Foley. Mrs Edna Tondee. Mrs.
Susan Mills. Mrs. Flossie Ash
Lewis. Mrs. Maud Russian. Mrs.
Marion Amcs Green Mrs Virginia
Durley. Misses Kathleen anl
Mary McCatherinc Pearl Howard,
Lillian Grant Mrs Bonnie Osh3-re
Smith Mrs Pearl Pcnick. Bernice
Iawton Mrs Myra Watts. Mrs.
Cora Ward Mrs Dora Hill Mrs,
Bernadnc Rakor Jordan, Mrs.
Eva Green Mrs. Mabel Eaton.
Miss The,-ra Wil,lams Emma
Duncan Miss Daisy Iirncr Mrs.
Jennie TURNER Ny, t'i' Tslos
pranfly Mrs Dan smith; Mrs.
Ira Whiiby. Muricl McCoricle;
Mrs Melzeita Gamble Mrs Rachel
strong Mrs Charles Webb Sr..
Mrs Mary Minor. Misses Florence
and Grace May Mrs Katherine
Raddcn. Connie Tackoor; Miss Ann
Smith. Miss Ethel Johnson Mary
Osby, Mrs. Carrie Stevenson; Mrs
Ethel Wood, Mrs Walter Fields
Mrs. Jerylyn Sneed. Mrs. Catherine
Wells. Miss Antonia Racquet am
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HIGHLAND PARK
BY JOHN THOMPSON

"trip ito Benton Harbor. Michiga'
and South Bend. They motor.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe johnson O
lParkside street in Ferndale VIII
lwere visiting relatives.
The latest meeting OF the Zenith
Bridge Club was held at the home
OF Miss l.. Butler of 1863 La Belle.
They had a brief business discus
sion after which the club went
The club is having pic
mic at Elizabeth Park on the 4th OF
July The public is invited. A.
Whitman. president; B. Smith.
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Youngsters Enjoy
Birthday P a + t y

Little Miss Vivian Norrington S
tenth birthday was celebrated last
Friday with a picnc at Belle Isle.
given by the Thunder Riders Club
Those enjoying the outing were:
Pearl and Robert Shelton, Marion
ani Joe Pembroke. Nelson Long
Pearl and Vivian Norrington, Re-
gent Nelson and Junior Smith,
James Sims. James Robinsonn An
ma Ruth Harris. Benny Gardner,
sylvester Fucker.
After the outing, ice cream and
cake were served at the home oi
the Norringtons. 374s Bellvue ave-
nue.
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SOCIETY AND WOMAN'S PAGE Club NEWS
oorosls Group Closes Season With Elaborate Dinner Part
LOCAL NURSES
H E A r NATL
PRESIDENT

The club held Is last meeting Of
the season June 21. at the Alger
Club Rooms. The guest speaker
was Mrs. f. Massey Riddle, presi.
dent of the National Association OF
Colored Graduates Nurses. with
headquarters in New York City.
Mrs. Riddle came to Detroit to
meet the local nursing organiza-
ton, to get their attitude toward
he national body, and to inform
them OF the splendid work It is
doing.
Mrs. Riddle arrived here last
Thursday afternoon and at 3 D. m.
of the same day delivered an ad-
dress at the Chldren's Hospital Of
Michigan, to the League of Nursing
Education in Detroit. After the adj
dress. tea was served
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wAyyENAH BRIDGE CLUB

The club held their closing inee.
an, June & at the residence of MIS-
Valerie WALTZ .,.,h
The crowring event OF the cruz
vaar however, was a bridge lunch
eon rendered the entire club py
Mrs. Helen Clafk. GIL lroquolS
avenue. June %. After a three
course luncheon Mss Peggy BIN
ford entertained the guest with her
unusually attractive sinsins
Bridge awards went to Mrs. valerie
wallace. Mrs. Melissabel Grant anu
Mrs. Norinne Thompson.
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MAULTEE SOCIAL CLUB

The members Of the club were
entertained at the home Of Miss
Fannie Davis. 2l19 st. Aubin June
%.
The chicken dinner recently Civ
EN- by the club was also success
many representatives being pre-
sent from the Cadillac Inductrial
Club and the Happy Ten Club.
The next meeting vii be with
Mrs. EstNle Page, 1898 Chestnut
street. + ook Is president.
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YOUNG COUPLE
SPEAK VOWS
SAT. JUNE 20

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Caldwell.
1900 Dubois street. announce the
approaching marriage of their
daughter. Hannah Elizabeth, TO
Alexander Thomas. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Thomas. The young
couple will speak their wedding
VOWS at Macedonia Baptist Church.
Saturday. June 20 at $3.50 o'clock
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TEXAS CLUB

All former Texas Interested in the
formation Of Texas Club are urg-
ed to meet in the office OF Herper.
7, Dudley, 1856 Russell street AT
Garfield; Sunday afternoon July 9
1875 at $3.50 p. IN. Telephone nam
ber Terrace 2-SSlO.
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sttf81ft MUSIC
lF NOTES
BY Jerene q. MackIin

The Young Women's Peerless Art
Club will give their closing musi-
Gale for the season, Sunday after
noon. June 80 AZ the Detroit School
OF Music. 5iS r. Kirby from 4 to
O'Clock The program will be fur.
lnished by the Azalia Hackley Mu-
sic and Dramatic Society, OF which
Mrs. Milly Connolly Lee IS presi-
dent Among the artists TO appear
will be included Miss NJ. Kerrens,
Miss Marjory Harden sopranos;
John Stallworth, Alfred KltterelI,
John Lewis, Mrs Nora Lee NJ at
tcws Nadicr Morgan. Flora Haw-
kins, Dorothy Crawford. Gladys
House Thalia Singleton. Mary
James Robbie Hail; Thomas phil
Hips; Mrs Florence Shumake. f. B.
Foster. and several others The
public is invited
Mrs. Mayme Richardson. drama
tic soprano OF New York City. for
lmerly OF Detroit. after being pre-
sentcd in recital here by the De-
troit Musicians Association. will
leave Saturday. but before return
ling 20 New York City. will fill re
lcital engagements In Buffalo and
pittsburgh. During her stay in
Michigan, Mrs. Richardson also
l lmade public appearances in Film
I land Saginaw. During her stay her
l lshe was the house guest OF Mr.
= Marion Favor and Mrs Jerene
Mackiin.
r.d George Matthew'S. or Detroit, %
or orlsfandfng tenor former member
rho st. afhew's choir and the F0
Dixie Eight. fs now a member I
the Fisk Singers. During a recen
tn appearance I'm Houston. Texas. MI
ns Matthews was acclaimed by thu
e. Houston Post as follows;
= 1.-TWO Negro artists, George Mat
! lthews. tenor and Robert Heming-
/, way pianiste nearly "sto1e" the
show from the main performance.
Matthews has n rich. melodious
voice which compares favorabiy
with that of the nationally-known
Roland Hayes, but surpasses his in
! quality"
Mr.. Matthews was presented In
Detroit by the Detroit Musicians
Association some time ago at which
time cries prediced that he would
become one OF the leading tenors or
the race. He also competed in the
National Additions during the
world Fair in Chicago, in 1884 ana
was awarded first prize in compe-
ttion with contestants from coast
10 coast
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w e d d in G
Announcement

Mr. and Mrs II Thompson OF
ihis city announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Helen TO James
Brock. The Young couple were
married Dec. l 1894
Mr. and Mrs nroclS are now re-
siding AT G615 Kcnilworth, Apt. 3.
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lis planning 10 attend Clark Uni
versity in Atlanta. Georgia.
Mission group No. ! OF Thomp-
son Avenue Baptist Church is do
ing some good mission work under
the leadership OF Mrs p. Brown.
This group is growing spiritually
and financially we wish the pray
ers OF every Christian.
The vocation Bible school or
Berea NJ. T.. Church is quite success
Pul this year with ten teachers and
me hundred fifty six pupils
Mrs. S. w: Bankhead was plea
,antly surprised with a week end
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ATTENTION Churches

Th. Tribune Independent makes no charges r.S ,H'
publishing church news item. Of On Mondsy.
""e" W. -. . ;ob.printing department, however, ano
could greatly appreciate being given the opportunity
to print Of the tickets, Pr1sr.% churches are
oooseIs, ~ L;,. dome At least, feel this paper
.houId be- given opportunity to make bid for 'uen
Jobs of printing
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MRS c. BRANHAN HONORS
HUBBY WITH PARTY

land Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. d. Connolly. Henry Con-
nelly Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. hopih-
son. Mrs. A. Branham and children
and Miss Ruby Connolly.
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MISS LORETTA JACKSON,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Jackson. of Stanford avenue, who
received her Michigan life certifi-
cate in public school music from
the Michigan State Normal College,
at Ypsilanti. this June. While att
tending college Miss Jackson sang
with the well-known Ypsilanti
Choir. directed by Prof Frederick
Alexander. This choir visited De-
troit and adjacent cities each
Nuletide season.
Miss Jackson is not affiliated with
Anderson's Pilgrim Choir, in De-
troit which appears at the Wilson
Theatre this week.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Marriage Licenses

william A. wolkof. 25. and Anne Blacker
%, both of Baltimore. Md; Rev. A. F.
Poore.
way. Pa: Rev. H. M. -Canter.
Benjamin NJ. Rudderforth. %. 727 Sth ST..
and Elizabeth R: Gumpman. 1s. 47s
Sherwood l.. McCargar, %. and Margaret
<. Jones, 20. both of II Girard st. me-;
Rev. H. A. Kester.
Howard NJ. Sprenkle. "a, Blue Ridge Sum-
Waynesboro, Pa; Rev. H. <. Kester. - -
Raymond F. Hall. II. and Frances H.
Smith. 81, both of Charlottesville. Va;
Rev. Wilson Holder.
Nelson. 90 both Of Baltimore, Nd: REV.
w. H. Hoffman.
Nicholas MagouIas; 40: 1908 GiTaTd St,
S.W.; Rev. A. LalouSsls.
Winston Evatt, 81, and Margaret B. Seek,
ls' both Of Hyattsville, Md; Judge R.
E. Mattingly.
and Rose +. Tutz. 81. asi 81 ? St.; st.; Rev.
Albert E Ehrenstrqm. a5, s12 st, ne.
Greg; Rev. E. G. Goetz. ''N'''''
Mary B, Watts: 10. California Nd;
william william a. Thomas, n; IS, and Elnora wilson,
20 both of 223 st. me-; Rev. Edgar
Gus A; Hayes, 43, and Kate L. Perkins,
LaGrauf
Maurice A Howard. %. 4Os 5sth st. ne.
and Asnes s; Jones, Is. is 52nd st. Sc;
George H. Seymour. 40. 1918 r st.. and
gladys A. Lee, %. 631 Gresham pl.;
e,RRev. Rev. ,,, 6, I: Davis,
Loeb.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Births Reported.

James G. and Elizabeth Kenny. girl.
Hugh and Irene Pendleton. boy.
William and Margaret Ebel. boy.
John T. and Grace Craven. boy
Michael and Margaret Malta. boy.
John d. and Clara Elliott, boy.
CLYDE and Lucille Bailey. boy.
Joseph and Kathleen Davis. boy.
Joubert and Fannie Mastbrook, girl,
Harry L. and Ida Snead, girl.
Charles e. and Priscilla Shank, girl.
Charles E. and Nellie Boswell. girl.
Charles A. and Beryl Brown. girl.
Robert w. and Sylvia Cushman. girl.
Harry and Margaret Greenawalt. girl.
William " and Elizabeth Brown, girl.
Neal and Jessie Butterfield, boy.
Floyd and Eleanor Curry boy
Herman and Sarah Perlman, boy.
Millard and Lucille Ottman, boy,
Louis and Dorothy De Alley. boy.
James P. and Thelma Di Nenna, boy.
William and Ethel Wells. boy,
Robinson and Leslie Harah. girl.
George w. and Margaret Beall. girl.
joseph N. and Ellen Curtin. girl.
Robert H. and Eleanor Mangum, girl.
John 3. and Mary Whelan, girl.
Robert s. and Iris Fleharty. girl.
Edward II. and Alice Ohle. girl.
John W. and EStella Watts. girl.
John and Annie Carter, boy. -
Raymond and Josephine Simms. boy.
Robert and Gevenve Robinson. boy.
Robert and Gevenva Robinson. boy.
1Siah and Clara Allen. girl.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
D|ONNESPROTEST
BRIGHT LIGHTS
Fear Photographic Flashes
Will Affect Sight of
QuintupIets.
Nv the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
CALLANDER, Ontario, December z.
The Dionne quintuplets oversight
today and kept movie company wait
ing half an hour to proceed with the
filming of the picture, THE Country
Doctor"
After the belated start, the five little
girls were photographed for seven
minutes, in sequence in which Jean
Hersholt, veteran Hollywood actor,
romped with the children In the hos
pital nursery.
The quintuplets needed no coaxing
TO play. They scrambled over Her
eholt gleefully, pulling at his clothes.
1t is expected all the Callander
scenes will be finished by Wednesday.
Parents Protest Lights.
The parents of the quintuplets, Mr..
and Mrs. Olivia Dionne, protested today
against the use of Photographic lights
in the making of moving pictures and
still pictures of their quintuplet
daughters.
There may not be any harm now"
the father said, but it will appear
later and If the babies eyesight should
be affected that would be a terrible
price to pay for the photographs that
are being taken today"
If the parents had control of the
babies-they are wards of King George
under an act of the Ontario Legisla-
ture-no movie company would be
allowed to feature the youngsters in a
fllm as is being done now, Dionne said.
Still photographs would be taken with
out the aid of flashes.
I'VE have counted 35 flashes from
the hospital in single afternoon.
They are bound to be harmful to their
eyes" Dionne said.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Deaths Reported.

Dorothes Rosendale. "a. 2I23 1st st.
Stephen H. Wright, 81. 1915 Alabama
ave. s.e.
Mary. Hornig, 81, 1911 Rosedale st. ne.
David Huey, 7S Home Aged and 1nf1rm.
Alfred G. Hines. 76. 723 Florida ave. ne.
Jeremiah M Brooks. 73, Casualty Hospital
Snn James oE'0P Padsett. vi Il. s iSS7 SINE St. NE.
Charles E: Harper. 20. Gallinger Hospital.
Ellen M. Black, SO. 10 Bryant st.
Carrie s. Lawrenson. 50, Sibley Hospital.
Clifford c. Kelsey, 81, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Asriei stein. Sc. zoo Longfellow st.
James 2 Faris;. &C. Vet; Adm; Facility.
Harry Rauer, t5. Gallinger HOSPITAL.
Mary z: Cleary. 90, 4204 18th st.
David Levine. A. Emergency Hospital.
Robert L. Ramsey, 80, Walter Reed Hos
john Nash. ir.. IL, Walter Reed Hospital.
Richard F. Silvey. 3. 5132 7th st.
Laura Logan. 81. 622 L st.
Georze Jordan. 4S. 214 d st.
Adele Z: Barnes, /. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Gloria II. Greenhour. 2732 Bruce
placs a.os