The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-27
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Plans, plans and more pansl The younperset are IN
over the coming Thanksgiving festivities There are
many things to do really many. that it's hard IN
choose in which direction the fun lies Miss Holen
billiard is torn between two fires She has an urge f.
Wherefore scuffe about but then there's the game -
Fisk consider-Miss Lorraine Moss predicts Ann Arlr
will have something to offer in the way of entertainment
and Aice COX IS caught IN rpde Here's the problem
Of participating In the Wberf0rce and Columbus halliday
events and at the same time attending Scrocrs nrtv nj
day nteMss Jeanette Bland is also entertaining vision
of Columbus and Wilberf0rce actvieS-AIiSs Rh pank
head wrapped in Detroit affairs casting an nrocia
tive eye the football frocs down southern vavsNiss
Carolyn Pummer gazes longingly toward Chicnca-
around and around, and where Stops nobod,
knows Oh well, what's the difference ?-Ians are made
to be carried out broken One thing certainty who
doesn't have the time of their lives during the next
few days have one to blame but themselves for the old
saying that none are too old and young to fro
lie on Thanksgiving Day.
Now for another bit of 'Who Goes Where" William
Croker one of the Tribune representatives. ourneyed
down to Augusta Ga Monday to join his wife and other
relatives for the holidays The Crockers are killing two
birds with stone for besides celebrating Thanksgiv
ing along with feasting on turkey they also ceebrat
ing their first wedding anniversary.
The dinner given at Lucy Thurman Y w c. A. Mon
day night was quite nice affair from all points of view
The dinner itself excellenS for the turkey was
most delicious well the candied vans cream and
so forth Then too, the speaker Mrs Ernest Alexander of
New York put Just enough humor in her talk make
spicy as well instructive. The guests numbering about
$50 women all preted up for the OCCASION and SO
the evening was acclaimed signal every way
we have already stated
Mrs. A. Cook was hostess to the North End Social
Club, at 5238 TwentyFo street its meeting
After brief business session. delectable
ed Among those present Mrs. Noble Johnson Mrs
G. Black Senator Charles Diggs.
The Monte Carlo Party given by the Nacremas last
Friday night at their club house. the of great
gaees Amongst loads of other entertainment turkeys
were given away and the many exciting games par
ucipated in by all present. few of the sociaes who
glorled in the Partisan atmosphere Ben DAYS, Hen
ry Anderson, Leroy Soles, Robert Glenn Paul Drew
Frances Raiford, Alice Cox, Theodore Sherman Helen
billiard, Rugh Bankhead Kathleen Cooe, Larry T. Doug
lass and Emery Hayes
Dr. and Mrs. Germany Bennett have returned to De-
uon from Augusta, Ga. where they called because
OF the sudden death of DR.. BENEFITS father the late
Hhnry Bennett
Mrs. j. D. Howell, of St. Stephen Church. is busy with
the rehearsals for the Thanksgiving pageant which she
VIII present at the church Sunday evening Those who
nave attended the rehearsas predict that the pageant Will
De grand and large attendance anticipated
John Dancy, of the Detroit Urban League is showing
MS cousin Mrs. Brown, around the Motor City this week
John considered of the countys outstanding social
workers. and so is his cousin Mrs Nrown She has Just
resigned her position as head of the Phyllis Wheatley
home in Minneapolis, Minnesota where she did perform
most commendable work
Victoria and Margaret Mccall and Elaine Lewis VIII
spend Thanksgiving Day in Cleveland Ohio as guests OF
edama Boyd, of the popular members of the young
er social set in that city.
BE o three features beginning IN TINS
weeks issue of the Tribune They Facts on Never
Anew, Gross Word Puzzles, and Our Puzzle Corner
heSe interesting features will appear each week ana he
answers to the puzzles will be published in the succeeding
issue
Friends in Detroit received cards this W e.
from Mr. and Mrs Theodore Ankron 9I9I vmewoool