The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-10
GLIMPSES Nh %,e Daas''''
By SYLVIA Pc N N

during the past fortnight but the mirror folks
have gathered few interesting items of this and that
reflect you which hope you will enjoy reading
We find that Rev. and Mrs. William H. Peck are off
on vacation and are in Kansas City, No. visiting
with relatives and friends. ~ *
We regret to tell youthat Mrs Louise Terry, ac-
tive member of Bethel Churchiand president of the Mel
lie B. Pierce Aid Parkside Hospital We wish her
rand recovery Another of the local citizens who
ill is Robert F. Johnson, of Philadelphia Mr. Johnson who
is an employee the Detroit House of Correction recent
y underwent minor operation at of the local hosp
tails, but is rapidly convalescing.
The local sororites busy preparing for their fall
and winter activities. Tau Chapter of the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority is entertaining Wayne University co-eds
Saturday. Oct TO- the Y. W. c. A., with "kiddy" par
ty; the A. K A Sorority members are making plans
for their enjoyable Halloween party.
Mrs. Lillian E. Johnson, of the Detroit Tribune left
wednesday morning for Pittsburgh Pa to attend the an
nual council of the Presbyterian denomination of which
she is secretary Mrs. Johnson member of ST. John
Presbyterian Church, of this city,
The young ladies of the Benamne League House. all
Ann Arbor, held open house last Friday night
OF enabling new students to get acquainted. Among the
young Derolters who went to the affair to extend a
hand of welcome to the colegians at the University
OF NJ were Horace Bradfield, Victoria Mccall Lloyd
Baier, Neil Loving and sister, also Miss Margaret Hast
lngs OF Toronto Canada, and many others.
Mrs George A. Deslandes, of San Antonio Texas
niece of Mrs Mile Hynson returned home recently after
spending delightful months vacation with her aunt She
arrived in time to attend the convention of the National
Association of Negro Musicians Many social courtesies
were given in her honor during visit in the Motor CITY
Miss Ethel Chids, charming daughter of Mrs Irene
Roberts, of East Garfield left Tuesday for Alabama to
begin her duties as teacher Talladega College,
Les Secures popular club composed of young
lad& the community reopened for the autumn with
meeting at the home of Miss Bernce McCoughan of
street The girls made plans for Halloween party also
for their annual Thanksgiving charity party
The Amity Girls gave "Y", Sunday Oct s. at 2141
St Aubin They had unique program consisting of bass
solo, by Chalmus Coe whstng solo, Alfred Harvey: in
strumenta solo, Mrs Maud Swintt; solo, Miss Hortense
Randall; spicy talk Ulysses Boykn; solo, Miss Agnetto
Cheatmon Members of the club are Miss Madde Jor
dan presidents Miss Penne L. Smith, PRESIDENT Miss
Clara Warren secretary Miss Novella Cemans assistant
secretary; Miss Marjorie Warren treasurer; Miss Osse
johnson, Mrs Mildred Weathers and Miss Myrtle Kicks
Attorney and Mrs. William T. Patrick 1471 Beau
bien, motored to Flint Mich, Saturday. to attend the
State Bar meeting While there they visited the offices of
Attorneys Van Dyne and Mallorey Attorney and Mrs
Patrick report having had delightful trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin are very happy and busy
thes days They are making preparations to into the
home which they recently purchased in North Detroit
The Hynson SeXtet composed of the following tai
ented Detroit sngers-Estela Andrews Sarah Lawrence
L. T. Hardison, E. w. Craig, and Carl Turner and Mrs
Tynson-gave splendid recital in Pontiac Thursday
night Sept 20 The program which enthusiastically
received varied the selections ranging from opera
selections to semcassics The was presented by
the Pontiac NJ E. Church. of which Walker is pastor
The gifted Kansas City organist and composer Eric
Franker, who presented last Thursday in delightful
organ recital at Bethel A. NJ E. Church. is remaining in
the city for few weeks He called at the Tribune office
Wednesday, and CHANGED to meet old acquaintance in
the person of Billy Roach popular local musician whom
he had not for Mr. Franker will play several
numbers at Plymouth Congregational Church, Sunday
morning He is organist of unusual ability.
Mrs Carrie Riley, state Inspector of beauty parlors
returned home recently after tour of inspection of cities
through the state.
William Coins ST., of roquois avenue, is convalesc-
ing of the local hospitals wher he lately underwent