The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
GL /MPSES nv
MIRROR
BY Sylvia Penn
BY Sylvia Penn

These are busy days for De-
troiters. for the rail- and winter
social activities are now In full
swing. Clubs. churches and other
organizations have crowded sched-
ules OF social and civic affairs,
some OF which we shall reflect for
you In our mirror"
First. let us say welcome into
our midst a new club which made
It's debut In the Motor City this
week. The members OF the organl-
zation have been meeting each
Sunday afternoon for the past
several weeks. making plans and
Outlining a definite objective BY
telling you the clubs name. you
can readily see along which line
1t will work. The members have
christened the organization Les
Secours". meaning 1.-THE Helpers"
Right off the bat. they start off
with a bang. by Issuing dance in
vitations for November 26th. the
admission being canned goods and
groceries to fill Thanksgiving
baskets for needy families The
Tribune. along with ether organi-
zations and individuals. is CO.
Operating with LES Secours'. In
helping make their charity dance
a success. The clubs roster in
cludes the following young ladies'
Misses Vivian Bass. Evelyn Davis.
Sarah Davis. Loretta Mckee.
Bernice McCoughan. Sue Morton.
Georgia Redd. Elaine Skinner
Victoria Mccall. Marcella Tandy.
Sadye Vowel. with Miss Mignon
Walker az sponsor.
One of our interesting reflec-
ltions pertains to the lovely recep-
Ition given at the home OF Mrs.
Sadie Pittman Jackson. 509S Hol-
comb street. last Saturday even
ing. Fsifty-seven guests attended
the reception. which was in honor
OF Mrs. Jackson's recent marriage.
The honoree was dressed in pink
chiffon over pink taffeta. and woie
pink taffeta jacket. The guests
were served a delicious buffet
luncheon and showered Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson with beautiful gifts,
We always regret when mem
bers OF the mirror" family are
In. We hope that Mrs. Beulah
lwhitby. popular social worker. and
Mrs. Mary Minor Roberts. we'll
known school teacher. VIM coon
be recovered from their illness
and back on their Jobs.
Saturday night. November 9Th,
the spacious home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Manning. 1866 Wexford
avenue, was the scene OF one OF the
seasons brilliant social affairs.
The occasion was a Wedding ami
versary. honorlng Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert d. Redfern. The aiming
table was beautifully decorated
with red and white roses. uy Will
liam Jackson. The gifts TO the
couple were many and elaborate.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William o. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Early. Mr.. and Mrs. Pompey Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Parks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Manning. Mr.. and Mrs
william Crawford. Miss Constance
Redfern. J. C. Frazier. OF Cleve-
land. Ohio: and little Robert Red
fern. Jr.
You will be interested TO know
hat on Sunday. November 10th. q
benefit tea was given Ia the resi-
dence OF DR.. and Mrs. Brewer, or
23rd street The hostesses were
Mesdamo- j. A. Brewer and ]. X
Donovan. II was pretty and
successful affair. Mrs. Brewer was
gowned In black chiffon. while Mrs
Donovan wore silver brocade and
pink satin shippers. Both ladIt
wore corsages OF violets and pink
roses. Mrs. Donovan was mistress