The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-08
GL/MPSES IN
MIRROR
By Sylvia Penn
By Sylvia Penn

activities are in full swing in and
around the Motor City. There is a
lot of coming and going, and Wis
iting in and out of town. Because
the purpose of this mirror" col
umn is to reflect to you the many
and varied activities of the COM
munity, we are going to get busy
right away and tell you some of the
things that are happening around
the old home town.
Even business folk take time off
these summer days, for summer
vacation and recreation. We find
that Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hood,
Mrs. M. Thomas, William Garner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Woodford,
all of them prominent business
people of our city, decided to take
time off from their business cares
last week, for a period Of relaxa-
ton and pleasure. Therefore, they
motored to Idlewild over the week
end, and were guests there of Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Fowler, a Detroit
couple who are occupying the
Chat-AWhile cottage. Among 9TH
er guests of the Fowlers were Mr..
and Mrs. Walker Corvett, of Indi-
annapolis, Ind. This genial group
of business folk report having en-
joyed a delightful stay at Idle
wild.
Among the visitors from across
the border this week are Mrs. Hat
tie Nelson, Miss Gwendolyn Nell
son, of Toronto; and Mrs. F..
Canes, of London, Ontario. They
are guests of Mrs. Taylor, of 1904
Scotch avenue. They visited the
Tribune office Monday.
In celebration of the thirty
second anniversary of the Chris
tian Industrial Club, a delightful
luncheon was served the members
of the club at the Francis Harper
Inn, last Friday. Mrs. Evans was
hostess. Mrs. billiard is president
of the club; Mrs. e. F. Taylor, sec
rotary.
After spending a most delight
full three-weeks! vacation in Rich
mond, Va. and other points, Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. Reid, of Belvidere
p avenue, returned home Sunday,
NIGHT and are jubilantly telling all
thu neighbors and the mirror
folk" about it.
Out-of-state visitors who stop
ped in Detroit last Wednesday
and looked us over, were Mrs
Monte Scott Covington, of Zion,
ILL., and Mrs. Matte Keesee Price,
of Chicago, Ill. They made the
trip by automobile, domiciled at
the Lucy Thurman Y. w. G. A., and
= left Saturday, enroute to Toledo
and other points.
An elaborate dinner party was
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schoffner, Sunday afternoon, in
honor of the formers sister, Mrs.
Capleton, of Montgomery, Ala.
Others enjoying the Schoffner's
hospitality were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Trent, Mr..
- Bats, Mrs McCorkle, Mrs. B.
Crawford, Mrs. NJ Bouman, Mrs.
II. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lay,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oracle.
Mrs. Will Petell, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. visited relatives and friends in
Detroit last weekend, being the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Trent. The Trents RECALLED the
visitors with a long motor trip to
Canada and other points.
Mrs. James Lindsay, who has
= been on a vacation in Anderson, S.
c., returned home last week, and
reports having had a pleasant So
journ.
We are hoping that Mrs. Goldie
Hughes, who is i'll at this writing,
at her home, 6606 Boxwood ave-
nue. will soon be fully restored to
health
Mrs. Bell and little daughter,
Audrey, of Youngstown, Ohio, have
/ been visiting relatives in this city
Tor the past three weeks. Mrs. Bell
is the wife Of Rev. Bell, pastor Of
the A. M. e. Zion Church Of
Youngstown.
Mrs. Laura Rice, of 1909 Nagel
avenue, is spending her vacation
at her cozy cottage in Canada,
where she is hostess to Mrs.
Thomas and her little daughter,
Alberta; also Miss Juanita Young,
of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harvey Hill, Of
Woodrow avenue, returned home
last week, following a months
motor trip which carried them to
Newport News, Va, Philadelphia,
Pa, where they visited their par
ents
Former Kentuckians residing in
Detroit, report having enjoyed de-
lightful outing at their annual
picnic at Belle Isle, Sunday, July
26. The Shelby family and rela-
tives are prime movers in this an
nual affair.
Miss Gertrude Herbert, a public
school teacher of New York City,
\ has been the pleasant house guest
'of Attorney and Mrs. Herbert Dud
ley, of Owen avenue.
One of the fortunate Detroiters
who has bad round of pleasure
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