The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-25

tlOllo W yOu.
Friday, April "a, seems to be
a date which appeals to To-
cal folk, for so many groups
have chosen that particular
time for giving various enter
tainments. On that night, the
AppomattoX Club is staging a
grand musical revue, "Rockin'
In Rhythm" at McCollester
Hall. On the same evening,
the Century of Progress Club
will present its pageant, I'm
folding the Pages of Negro
History" at Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church; while the AL
pha Fraternity will have their
annual dance and costume
party at Elk's Rest on Chene
st.
Unique little postal cards
are out, telling of the play,
Flight" to be staged Satur-
day night at Art Institute, by
the RoXane Players, under di-
rection of Miss Elsie Roxbor-
ough. The play is taken from
Walter Whites novel by the
same title and this is the first
time it has been dramatiZed.
Henry Connolly, of Iroquois
avenue, had his tonsils remov-
ed last Saturday at the office
of DR.. S. C. II. Owens, went
home and rested over Sunday,
and was back on the job Mon
day, which goes to prove that
DR.. Owens is an excellent sur
geon and Mr.. Connolly, real
thoroughbred. His sister, Mrs.
Mile Connolly Lee, of Owen
avenue, is also rapidly con-
valescing from recent illness
and will soon be out again,
much to the delight of her
many friends.
Sunday afternoon, April 26,
the Easter Lily Club, Of which
Mrs. Carrie Riley is president
will, celebrate their sixteenth
anniversary, and their ami
versary sermon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. G. w. Baber, at
Ebenezer A. M. E. Church,
Willis and Brush.
Miss Blanche Bennett, Of Mont
clair avenue, has been spend
ing a fw days with relatives
in Chicago.
A happy reunion of two bro
Tiers, who had not seen each
other for % years, took place
in Pittsburgh, Pa, during Eas-
ter holidays. One of the bro
theirs, H. L. Martin, of 2S8
Winder street, Detroit, went to
Pittsburgh to visit his brother,
Elroy Martin, of 1926 Center
Avenue. While there, many so
cial courtesies were extended
the Detroiter, by the Art Craft
Club, the 1. B. P. o. e. Of W.,
and Mrs. Martha Gay. Elroy
Martin, who served overseas
during the World War, had not
seen his Detroit brother since
the latter was a small boy.
John Franklin, a local bus1-
ness man, was called out of the
the illness of his brother in
Minter City, Miss. In his alb
sence, Mrs. Franklin is taking
care of his business here.
Mrs. Jack Dempsey is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Ethel B. Loving, $40
East Elizabeth, is visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, At
torney and Mrs. Eugene Jones,
STA S. Parkway, Chicago,
Illinois.
Bonnie Morton, son of Mrs.
Hattie Wooten, of Brush street,
who has been visiting here, re-
turned to his home in the East
last Sunday, after a pleasant
sojourn with his mother and
brother.
Visiting at the J-Hop, recently
held at Ann Arbor, were Mr..
and Mrs. oliver George, Of
Crosse Pointe: Miss M. Ora
ham, in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morton and their
son, Frank Young, of Ypsilanti
Delightful dance music was
furnished by Gloster Current
and his Nightingales," of De-
troit.
The dance, given last Satur-
day night by the National Fed
GRAFTON Of Federal Employees,
Local No. SAT, at the K. OF P.
Hall, was a signal success ex-
ceeding all expectation. The
committee, composed OF Mrs.
Minnie Lewis, Coleman Young,
Miss Retha McCullan, David
Driskell, Mrs. Elma Abroms,