The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-10

I,arieQ Dy tntlT son anu udubhlci,
Frank, Jr. and Frances. and Or.
father who mas been visit
ing here from Atlanta. Ca. left
lef, Detroit Wednes sday for New
York and other points in the East,
on a few weeks vacation. Also Mrs.
Minnie cwndes of Forest Avenue.
who is we'll known In social circles
left the city last week 10 spend
the mo lth of August "A; Idlewild.
Mich. GUNNER resort Mr.. Swain
and Mrs. Robinson. $50 Begole st.
and Miss Lessie b. Thomas Of Scot
ten avenue are motoring to Chicago
Fleming Of Boxwood ag,1ue.
Here we must tell you that
Mrs. Lula Bennett and daughter,
Blanche, of Montclair avenue. and
Mrs. Benmett's sister, Mrs. Anna
Hayes of Baldwin Avenue return
ed TO the city last week from their
summer cottage at Bell River, Ca.
where they went for two weeks OF
rest, after their recent bereavement
reetings were received this
week by the mirror folk; from
Mrs Bessie Morton who Is accom-
panied by Miss Ellen and Henry
Talbert Miss Beatrice Scott; who
are enjoying the wonderful sights
and scenery OF the Western States
They plan to cover a lot OF terri
tory on the Pacific Coast, and were
mt Seattle. Washington, when they
wrote us. Mrs. Morton went as a
delegate to the convention or the
Deltas Sorority. in Los Angeles,
Calf. She is president OF the local
Tau Chapter OF that sorority. while
Miss Scott Is efficient clerical em-
: employee in one OF the local busi-
: ness firms.
Last Wednesday night. abou
thity members OF the younger Sc
!. whose ages range from nfteen G
eighteen. enjoyed a pleasant even
. ing OF dancing at tn home OF Miss
Eola Milligan, of the east side.
Miss Milligan entertained in honor
of Miss Caterine Sherman, Of
Ypsilanti. who is visiting in De-
troit.
Green Pastures Camp at Grasse
Lake, which is Senator Couesin's
ideal gift TO the underprivilegei
children OF Michigan, never fails
TO draw a large quota OF visitors
from this city each week end.
Among the Detroiters who visited
there last Sunday in addition to a
large number of the children's par
ents. were-Mr. and Mrs. Allie
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kim
brough. Miss Elizabeth Elkins,
Mrs. Ernestine Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Santon and their son and
daughter, Kenneth and Alice:
John c. Dancy. and scores of 9TH
ers, including visitors from Clevc-
land. Ohio and other out-of-town
places.
On Tuesday morning. large
number Of the women delegates
who went to Kalamazoo to attend
the meeting of the Order of Eas-l
tern Star. returned TO Detroit and
reported having had a successful
and enjoyable session.
The progressive Nacirema Club,
611S Thirtieth street, at Milford,
is planning an elaborate "midsum-
mer week" of entertainment for
visitors in Detroit. together with
their hosts and hostesses.
The club extends a cordial invi-
tation to all visitors and their |
hosts to attend the series of
swanky social affairs which will
be given in their honor, as fol-
lows:
Fourteenth annual p:cni:. sun
day, August 10. at Kerr's Grove,
Hamlin and Rochester Roads; Sor-
Frat promenade. NJ the club house,
Monday. August 10, $3.50 o'clock.
Hosts Greek Letter Chapters.
Cocktail soiree. at club. Tuesday.
August 20 after D. m. Welcome
house. August Il. Greenfield VIII
lage tour-12:30 p. m. Evening, at
$3.50. with the other clubs. Moon
light Lake ride. August %, $3.50
D. m. Garden bridge tea. Friday,
August %. from TO G D. IN. Hos
tesses-ladies of Nacirema. visi-
tors sport dance. Saturday. August
"a. at $3.50 D. m.
Miss Arzeil Simth, 6035 Hart
ford avenue. Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette Morrison, 1854 Yer
non street. Chicago. III.
Mrs. Nora ID. Richards, 154s Jos.
Campau will leave for Atlanta. Ca.
Saturday morning. August 10. for
an indefinite stay. Mrs. Richard Is
a prominent member of Macedonia
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