The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-05
By SYLVIA p E N N

With the amman ihahhobFih6
season definitely over for 1886, our !
thoughts naturally turn to Christ
mas. Already, we have heard plans
for many of the approaching holt
day festivities, so be sure to look
into the mirror" each week to
see what glimpses of the activities
of the local folk we have to reflect
to you.
Now one word more about
Thanksgiving. Festive boards were
merry, as numerous Detroiters had
their small family groups, big din
ner parties, or broke bread and
gave thanks in other ways. We
heard one lady remark on Deem
Der /, that she had partaken of so
much food on Thanksgiving Day,
that she had had no desire for
much food since then. That lady
was a guest at the bountiful table
spread by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rus
sell on Alger street. Those present
/
included Mrs. Clara Graham, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lillard, Sam
Howard, Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Mr.
Austin, Mrs. Lenora Byrd. And
Kenneth Robinson, one of the limo
tyne operators at the Tribune plant
wore a broad smile, for his mother
sent him a lovely Thanksgiving box
from way down in Miami, Florida
Just as she always sent holiday
boxes to her boy when he was q
student at West Virginia State Col
lege A whole fruit cake wal
among the good things to eat
which the box contained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Cartilage
1343S Mitchell street, celebrates
Thanksgiving with an elaborate
dinner at their home with their i'm
mediate family and a number o
friends. A 2S-pound turkey wa
greatly enjoyed by fifteen member
of the family and sveral friend
present. The hostess spared II,
: pains in making the dinner al
elaborate affair. An impromptu mu
steal program was enjoyed afte
the dinner including remarks b.
Mrs. Cartilage; solo, Mrs. c. Moran
ak, William Cartilage; solo, Mrs
NJ Simmons; selec reading, w. T
Dorm; song, Mrs. L. Hurley; sol
Mrs. Anna Phillips, accompanie
by Mrs. l.. Bellinger; remarks
Master Eugene Moran, Mrs. L
Scott; duet, Mrs. Simmons an
2 Talk, L. Hurley; reading, job,
Scott. song, Mrs. Dorm; Mrs. Cart
. lidge closing remarks, w. Dorm.
Now, there is a rare treat Il
store for the local folk, so whe
, you get your new 1887 calendar
be sure to check January Is on
and hold that date open. On tina
date. Marian Anderson, the famou
concert soprano will appear in re
, cital at Orchestra Hall. Lay ava
the price of your ticket and by al
means go to hear this gifted SINCE
Of our race.
An elaborate dinner was serve,
at the home of Miss Winifre,
Hickson on Thanksgiving Day
Among those present were Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leopold Anthony, Nathanie
Hickson, Miss Lillian Gray, Charlie
Dyall, Mrs. Marshall Harris, Mrs
Bessie Hardy; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Jones, Clifford Taylor an,
Mrs. Mary Sidney.
Mrs. Ella Morris, of Louisville
KY. was the holiday guest of he,
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Page, of Hamtramck
Fannie and Richard Anderson o
JOS. Campau had as their Thanks
giving house guests, their nieces
Priscilla and leila Bell Anderson
and Dorothy Simpson of Chicago
Illinois.
Mrs. John Washington of Char
lotte, S. c., wife of John Washing,
ton of the Tribune, arrived in De.
rot recently. The young couple
are domiciled with relatives on
Woodrow avenue.
Detroiters have received invita-
tons to the third annual formal
dance of the Benjamin House of
Ann Arbor, Mich. The dance will