The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-16

ta tiis is Valentine season aud
darts from Cupid's bow have
n very busy we shall start off
extending congratulations TO
Young people in our midst who
ee recently spoken their marri-
r vows. Among them are Miss
Nlrie Nunley. who became the
Af,de of Horace Trotter. in New
York. January lS Miss Nunley was
former stage celebrity, while the
src0m Is a member OF Joe Nell
son's Band in Chicago. This young
couple are happily domiciled on
crane avenue in this city. Wedding
bells also rang for Miss Delma
Jackson and James NJ. Robertson.
on February IA. at pretty we'd
ling at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley
Jackson, 36S7 Hendricks street A
reception followed the ceremony.
These are busy days too. for Miss
Billie Bryant. for she has been the
honor guest at several showers re-
Gently rendered by young friends.
because soon she is to become the
bride OF Carter Smith.
A friend out at 1866 Binder ave-
nue.. tells us that pretty Miss
Ruby Corewell. Of Flint. Mich.
was in the Motor City recently. and
did extensive spring shopping and
the same friend thinks there is
special reason behind IT, Anyway.
Miss Corewell will always find
warm welcome in our city Come
again
Just here. we pause to remark
that j. A. Craigen looked very
splendid in the Free Press Daily
News Rell. Monday. Feb IL. He
posed with the two other members
of the Detroit College Of Laws de-
batting team. which has not lost
an argument in two years. Take 1t
from us. Craigen really knows his
forensics, for we have had the
privilege Of hearing him May you
argue well and long. Mr.. Craigen'
Honestly. friends, haven't you
been consumed with curiosity to
learn who is TO receive the A. X.
\. scror!sys snnsi::!.. .nsi:!. 'i''sffssc'ssis;ss is
cat out OF the bag Sunday after
noon, Feb IA at the y W. G. A.
Mother thing-dhey are going to
pour tea. serve waters. and pre-
sent distinguished out-of- town
speaker They want you to- come
and be their guest from 4 to
o'clock
Now we are going to bunch in
one paragraph. number OF items
we have gathered during the week
Miss Virginia marlborough. pre-
possessing young daughter OF At
torney and Mrs. Charles Rox-
borough, of Woodlawn avenue, left
last week for Ann Arbor and en-
rolled as a freshman at the Uni
yersify of Michigan for this semes-
ter. Miss Maud Coins. of Crane
avenue. was hostess to the Debs'
Club last Friday afternoon. at
which time the young ladies de-
cided to play bridge at their meet
ings. for midwinter and spring re-
creation. Mrs. Webb. OF Cleveland.
Ohio. Is in the city for several
weeks. as guest of her son and
laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
I.indsley. of Parker avenue. Lloyd
}ailer OF Thirtieth street, and
IIorace Bradfield, OF Iroquois, two
popular young pedagogues, hied
out to Ann Arbor last Saturday TO
see Willis Ward run and jump.
They report that this stalwart
youngster can still do those two
stunts surprisingly well.
In our rounds, we find that this
siege of cold weather has caused
much sickness among our friends.
Lowell Baker. one of the West
Sides successful service station
proprietors. has not been seen for
some days at his place OF business.
measuring out gas and oil TO his
customers. He has been at home
confined to bed for the past ten
days, but Is convalescing at pre-
sent. Mrs. Elise Markoe. vivacions
wife OF DIR. Rupert Markoe. OF
King street. is also on the sick
list. and her mother, Mrs. Webb. OF
Arkansas. has come TO spend
while with her. We wish for our
sick friends a speedy recovery.
Here Is an inspiring bit Of news
which we think you will enjoy.
The artistic talent OF Miss Alice
Harris. long ago recognized by
Mrs. Julius Haas with the award OF
a scholarship for study at Pewabic
Potteries. received additional re-
cognition last week. Miss Harris
was awarded full-time position
at the Pewabic Potteries and will
continue her studies there, under
Mrs. Mary Chase Stration. Miss
Harris who graduated from the
Society of Arts and Crafts. In
1888, has been teaching classes In
art and modelling at the Lucy
Thurman Branch Y. w. G. A. this
winter. 'yr4s
Well, II we aren't right here at
the Mirrors birthday table"
where thers is a grand display Of !
cakes ana lighted candles. Let's
look The honorsss over and greco
them rRs<. Iof W congratulate
sass Lneille Bower. 80 Mt Yer