The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-05-16

The Detroit Tau Chapter or
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
dedicated its May Week exer-
cises to Mothers, in the form
of a Mothers Day program and
tea at the Lucy Thurman Y. w.
C. A. Sunday afternoon; while
the City Usher Board entertain
ed the elderly ladies OF the
Phyllis Wheatley Home, with
a Mothers Day reception and
program, in the parlors or the
Home, the same afternoon. The
Pen and Palette Club poured
tea for the many mothers ana
daughters who came, with
others, to view their excellent
exhibit at the st. Antoine Y. M.
G. A.
Well, some of the mirror
fans" are on "the rubber" re-
Gently; for Mr.. and Mrs. Ga
renee Branaham, Of Iroquois
avenue, are on their vacation,
having motored to Kalamazoo
and Chicago, to visit friends
and renew old acquaintance
there,
And here is the answer to
the question Of who is to be
director of the Green Pastures
Camp this summer-Ernest
Marshall, one Of the efficient
local social workers. He will
be supported by an almost en-
tirely new staff Of counselors,
as many of the counselors who
previously served at the camp,
are this June's college gradu-
ates and have other plans for
the summer.
We wish Mr.. Marshall, his
staff, and the camp a very, very
successful season. Camp o.
pens June 20.
Mrs. Carrie Riley, Of Par
ker avenue, is seen these days,
flying by in her swanky new
= Eas- She is inspector of beau
7 ty parlors, un~ef, ) state de-
partment of cosmetology.
One of the recent pleasant
affairs was buffet supper and
bridge party, given by Mrs. l.
dele Goodson, "A Maple street,
Pontiac, Mich. which was at
tended by a number Of guests
from Detroit. The entertain
ment was in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Booker Barton and Mr..
and Mrs. e. d. Nelson, Of Flint,
Mich. Detroiters present were:
DR.. A. G.. Bostick, Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver F.. George, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bumbry, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Gis-
combe. Other guests included
Attorney and Mrs. Hubbard,
Mrs. Josephine Williams, w.
Davis, of Pontiac. Dancing
was enjoyed until the wee hours
OF dawn. Mrs. Goodson prov
ed an efficient and charming
hostess.
We are glad to tell you that
Benjamin Lampkins and sister,
of 3459 Beaubien, have return
ed to Detroit from Helena, Ark.
where they spent a week with
their mother, Mrs. Hester
Moore.
The Mems Club Of Plymouth
Congregational Church was adj
dressed Wednesday night, May
13, by Judge J, d. Healy, Jr. of
the Juvenile Court. Because
Of his deep interest in the pro-
blems Of the young, Judge
Healy has become widely
known as "The Friend of
Youth, in Detroit.
A very quiet wedding was
solemnized April 80, when Miss
Lucille White became the bride
OF Hosey Thompson. The cere-
mony was performed in Elk
hart, Ind, Thursday, April 30.
The couple were attended by
Mrs. Catherine Entzminger and
Mrs. e. e. Darlington, of De-
troit. The bride, who Is popu-
lar in social and fraternal cir
cles of the Motor City, was
prettily gowned in blue, with
accessories to match. The
groom, who Is equally popular,
has been a city employee for
many years. Owing to the ILL
ness Of the brides mother and
sister, the young couple return
ed to this city Immediately af-
ter the wedding, and are home
to their friends, at 457 e. Kirby.
We are glad to report that
Charles e. Johnson, 1854 Oak
land avenue, is convalescing
from injuries sustained several
days ago, when he fell from a
scaffold at st. Jean and Charlie
voix, while at work. He is an
active member OF Springhill
Baptist Church, where he rs
secretary.
Now, mirror fans" how
would you Ike to take a trip
around the world? Well, here's
your chance; for the members
and friends of the Detroit Mu-
sicians Association are all set,
baggage packed. and tickets
are being purchased for their
"trip around the world, May
Nw.A l..