The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-05-02

ana some are planning IHSl
Motor City is noted.
Well, there will be many ac-
tivities that our mirror
friends will want to know
about, so be sure to read the
various columns of the Detroit
Tribune and keep informed,
from week to week.
A pleasant visitor in the city
this week is Mrs. Anita Con-
way, of Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Boyden, of Meade st.
Various home folks have We'd
with each other, to make the
Californian's visit to our city
a delightful one. She left
Thursday morning, enroute to
New York City, points in the
South, and back to the Golden
West, carrying with her pleas
ant memories of Detroit and
its people.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Gaul, 1913 Twenty-Fourth St.,
was born a lovely baby girl,
last Sunday morning, at Park
side Hospital. Mrs. Gaul is
the daughter of Detective and
Mrs. Wallie Williams. Mirror
folk extend congratulations to
the happy young parents.
We are delighted to report
that DR.. William H. Peck,
whom all Detroiters love and
esteem, has just been elected
editor of Sunday School litera-
ture for the A. M. E. connec-
nection. He was notified of his
election this week, by officials
of the national headquarters.
In this paragraph, we folk
of the mirror" wish to say,
we hope you will soon be well,
to DR.. Loving, of Fifteenth st.
DR.. Loving has been i'll since
last fall, having undergone
three operations. He is still
confined at his home. Still
speaking of the Lovings, be
sure to read "The Silent Coun-
selor," a splendid serial story
written by Mrs. Alma B. Low
ing, which will begin in the
next issue of the Tribune.
A big birthday party was
given Saturday evening, April
25, in honor of Mrs. Lillian
Hill, at 1927 st. Aubin avenue.
A large number of guests were
present and all had an enjoy
able time. Delicious refresh
ments were served and much
comment was made on the
tasty cake, donated by john
MES Tasty Kitchen, one of the
progressive cafeterias of st.
Aubin avenue.
One of the charming stran-
gers visiting Detroit recently
was Mrs. Grace Craig Simms,
of Grand Rapids, Mich, who
spent last weekend with her
niece, Mrs. Shirley Loving, of
Holbrook avenue.
Miss Clara Young, popular
young student in the music de-
partment at Cass Technical
High School, will give a piano
recital at Bethel Church, Fri
day evening, May l. 1t prom
Uses to be a real treat, for
critics who have heard Miss
Young's playing, say she has
unusual talent and plays with
fine feeling and depth, for one
so young in years. 1t is pre-
dicted that she will go far in
the field of music.
Christening services for two
infants were held at st. Mat
thews Episcopal Church Sun
day morning. One was the in
FAINT of Attorney and Mrs.
William Golden, of Chalmers
avenue; and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Loving, of Holbrook ave.
Detroiters added to the fin
ancial success of the recital
given at Ann Arbor last Sun
day, by the Fisk Jubilee Sing
ers, under auspices of the Ben
jamin House Scholarship Fund.
Among those who motored
from our city were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Carney and John
Carney, Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Marian Carter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramon Scruggs, Miss
Marcella Tandy, Hughes Pc
terson, Miss Vivienne Bass,
Claude Cooper, DR.. and Mrs.
]. J. McClendon, Miss Victoria
Mccall, Miss Louise Simms, ].
S. Martin, Mr.. Bennett, of
Fisk; Mrs. Matthews, Ed Ben
jamin, Miss Mignon Walker,
and others.
One of the pretty affairs of
the weekend was the birthday
party, given in honor of juan