The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-07-11
IN
MIRROR
By Sylvia Penn
By Sylvia Penn

"Oh, Didn't 1t Rain? Didn't 1t
Rain?" Yes, it certainly did rain
in Detroit on July A, which day
doomed largest in the Motor City
last weekend, for parties, pic
MICS and so forth. Although the
rain may have drenched white
Stacks, dresses, and spattered on
cars, white shoes, and other holt
day finery, it did not dampen the
holiday spirit of Detroiters, how
ever, for they really ala
things and went places on the
glorious Fourth. We are going to
reflect some of these activities to
you through our mirror, so
pick them out as you read
through these columns.
First, however, we are going to
extend a big hand of welcome to
the insurance delegates who are
in our city this week, attending
their national confab, with the To-
cal Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
Company acting as host. The
Mirror Folk" and the Detroit
Tribune extend to them hearty
welcome to our city and invite
them to make the Tribune office
one of their rendezvous.
Now, back to the Fourth. The
Pan Hellenic picnic was held at
1.-THE Meadows, near Mt. Clemens,
Michigan. on July A. Ruth Houser,
Frazier Moore, Margaret Mccall,
Nildridge Moore, Clifton Graham,
Nancy Fisher Hale Johnson, Ed
Benjamin, Miss Constance Miller,
DR.. Robert Greenidge and family,
Mrs. Matte Harris, Mrs. Mary
Graham. and j. c. Graham, Sr.
were among those who told us OF
the jolly bunch at the picnic and
the bountiful basket lunches. And
DIR. Bailer OF 30th street, his three
sons, Lloyd, Harold, and Kermit
and their guest, Victoria Mccall
along with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stan
ton and their daughter, Alice; john
Dancy and Miss Malinda Wells
were among those who reported 9
delightful 4th at Green Pastures
Camp. Also Esther Randall Went
out to the camp on that day as
counselor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley Smith, o
Parker avenue, accompanied b!
Mrs. Gwendolyn Graham, Of st
Jean avenue, motored to Chicago
for the holidays; while Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jesse Kimbrough, Of Parker
motored over to Cleveland. Mrs
Lillian E. Johnson went to AM
Arbor, to visit her daughter; AM
Miss Ethel Childs, Of r. Garfield
who recently returned from Mont
gomery, Ala, where she gradual
ed from Alabama Teachers Colleg
wdltvto Chicago to spend tn
Fourth with her brother, william
Childs. Stutz Anderson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lena Williams an
her two children, Doris and Ed
win, motored to Columbus, Ohio
on independence Day to help Loui
Armstrong, the popular orchestr
leader, celebrate his birthday
Those who motored over into job
Bulls territory to spend tn
Fourth, were Walter w. Delsart'
Fred Hart Williams, Mrs. Gregor!
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carmichae
Mr.. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Isabel
Miss Virginia Durley, and Attorne
Herbert White, all Of whom wer
delightfully."- entertained at tn
home Of Mrs. Emma Lawrence, /
Chatham, Ont.
others con the rubber, who en-
joyed the weekend holidays wer
Roy Slater, 6031 Scotch avenue
president of the Zephyr Club, d
rector of sports and assistant {
the Michigan Outdoor Club, accom-
panied by Mrs. Hattie Slator an
Miss Helen Brunette, OF White
wood, who motored to Chicago
where they visited relatives an
friends.
Among the Detroiters returnin
home are Edward r. Chandler, c
Palmer avenue, who has just re
turned from a six weeks vacatio
on the Pacific Coast and Yellow