The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
(By SYLVIA PENN
Hank, bark, the dogs do bark.
The beggars are coming to town
Some in rags, some in tags,
And some in velvet gown"

netroi last Saturday night. Some were i'm rags tags
velvet gowns Sheets sacks cowboy rgups witches garbs
lin fact have the like outfits such as the
Riddles donned last Saturday evening they graped
kets and yelling from door store to store
Help the poor Truly good time was had by an the
Riddles The youngsters from the side and those
" The avenues all mingled together as they went On
their errand of begging In other words the children of
the Lady and those of Judy OGrady all
tiers under the skin, that occasion But the een-age
1877 Halloween. Where? you say.
Wen those who responded to the invite of the A. X
Sororys Halloween party frocked Artistic Temple I'M
iii the wee hours. So many there that il would be
easier to those who not We il all III |
y saving and Mrs Swing were thc and all the little
swings. swinging and swaying and 50 forth But read
biz about another party.
While the witches riding their boomsticks and
COLLINS were peekng here and there group Of holiday
celcbrans enjoying themselves at pre-IIalloween
party This party sponsored by the Calvary senior
Choir at the home of Mrs Florne Thomas. 40 Maple
street A rollicking good time had by all delicious
rca- dogs, frozen apple chocolate pudding topped
win cream and cider, served round Of ,oyablcl
entertainment sponsored by the hostess Mrs Thomas
aud Mrs F. Matthew'S who is president Of the Calvary
senior choir These are some the folks who there
Mr. and Mrs Robert Grant Rev. and Mrs James Roy Mr.
and Mrs Gordon IIendrieth, Rev and Mrs f. w West
rookS Mrs LuelIa Fuker Master Benjamin Fuker Jr..
j L. Booker Mrs Susie Thomas Mrs Annette Thorps,
Mrs Priscilla Matthews. Mrs Anna Spvey. Mrs Nancy
Ellis J. G. Cooper, Mrs Virginia Timer Mrs Matte Hen
derson Mrs Ethel Smms. Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Ro
berta smith, Miss Daisy Wynn. Attorney Arthur Davidson
Mrs Matte Henly. and Ben Thomas
Let's draw breath here for u moment and digress
from parties politics. Do you know that Ulysses W
Boykn played big hand in the local mayoray cam,
pal
il we'll and effectively Seems only short time ago that
Ulysses cub reporter in the Detroit Tribune office
Started off with column called foungey SET Iseu 'ol
hand desk and OH such copy-such rotten
English, such poor punctuation and so iorh we woua
and storm at him. but he stuck es scR an
learned about good English correct punctuation anu
rules about journalism He was on the JoD morning oo
and nghtnever absent day The once always hne
whore put its finger on him lie perseveredwass ~
dependable Ulysses has put those same qa,es III
his work at City Hall The Tribune is proud OF Ulysses
its protege Yes, he played big hand III helpns ~
elect Richard W. Reading his present boss mayor OF re
trOi
Miss Alice Cox who has made New York her home for
the mast few in this city with her uncle and aunt
DR. and Mrs u Cary on Palmer avenue she pans ~
remain Detroit while and after p ~, WISH =, return
to New York to begin second freshman year IN Jo'
ism at New York University. . haye hon
oed Mrs Christine H. of staten Island y; - VIZ
has been in Detroit guest OF her lrenu, m ,narvsor
in Seaview Hospital in New York she met many ~
old friends and made numerous new ones u"'"s NC :"
vSs. n 1ai so4 los Campau street has
home after an enjoyable and extensive Visit III oon
Ss States n Her Naw Mexico California
Los Angeles San Francisco, and the i., ,oca
Lake City Utah Colorado Springs d Other interesting places
Mrs Hills next stop at Kansas CITY mo" anu ''N"
Chicago and Detroit. !. u,,;am + Williams
93 Garfield He was called to Flemingpurg, ny; 20 HE
count of the serious illness and supseque av on Octo-
sister, Mrs Maggie Jackson who passed away W
Der 26 ,. ,.he 1ucvl
Premier and Derricotte Homemakers vuSS after
Thurman Y w C. A. were hostesses last weonoey ~ a
to the Metropolitan Branches OF ua nne hundred
luncheon at the Lucy Thurman . T. w. ors at 10: sol
women gathered in the beautiful social roo, M them
where fall flowers decorated the uos cal Sci
Miss Sarah Kerr of Northeastern High Schoo work
Department spoke the subject Ian suI Of in
Together Peacefully" Miss Kerrs tax was 20. summer
formation cleaned from her travels ABROAD dering two
Derrcotte Singers added to the pros received thanks
for its part in making the affair successful >oamher n
makers will give their first musicai iea "
featuring Miss Eula Taylor covos uas recently
II Is Announced that Irene Graves wa az sec,tv
appointed by the Detroit Board of Education 70 tro
OF the College of Education at Wayne univeis Sly Wavne
Mrs Graves holds M A. degree In Frencn i Mon
University and has also studied McGill UNIVERSITY
trea Canada She has taught in the Local. puu 40
for twelve wears and is the wife OF one circles
reading attorneys being popular h IN hits Of news
have reflected to you through our d Read and
admonish you to become more home-n'nuS ou live
know what the folks doing in the CITY town
Read your home town paperboos your nome 40 notrn
Let your slogan be "A Tribune in Every Home IN ,p ia
Remember It is the only weekly OF our group natroit
owned and printed by our people W INC WV
Again, let's get home-mnded ,.s hr,gbtest and!
with this earnest admoniton and WIN D''s" 49,
best wishes we leave you until next week