The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-12
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By SYLVIA PEN

Looming large on the local social calendar was tbo :;
National sport dance, given by Nacrema Club at the
raysone Ballroom last Thursday night Among the many
DerOlters and outofowners present were DR. and Mrs
4 Bell. Mrs Pearl Pennck and son. Parker Mr. and NJ
Jimmie Brown, Ernest Fisher NJ. Stewart Thompson Miss
Beatrice Roberts, New York City, Miss frankie Mac pnd
yde Park, Mass; Attorney and Mrs Taliaferro Miss
johnca Johnson Miss Caroline Cole Herbert Hill. Xii
Thompson. Virginia Hall, Mr. and Mrs Fred Aston Mr.
and Mrs. William Blackburn, Archie Lindsay Bessie Har-
rs Victoria Mccall, Waldo Beck. Bessie Walker. R9y
Norton Maynard Cole Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Mills. Grace
Sadler. Lucinda Murshaw Marjorie DeBapst and num-
We wish to tell you in this paragraph that Dr. Frazier
Moore and Miss Ruth Houser spoke their wedding vows
recently. We congratulate the popular young couple
still speaking of weddings we learn that Mrs C. Ri
lev Of Parker will be host pre-weddng show
or al residence. honorng Miss Marcella Tandy who
will become the bride of Hughes Peterson late this month
We told there also other showers in the ofing
Among the pleasant out-of-town visitors who looked
Detroit during the past few days, Mrs Roberts
and lovely daughter Beatrice, of New York accom-
panied by Miss frankie Mae Bond of Hyde Park Mass
The visitors guests of John c. Dancy of Firwood
avenue. Last Friday night Misses Maxine and Hortense
Fears Of Philadelphia hosesses the visi-
tors get-together party at their home Besides the
honoreeS others present were Dr. Bert Johnson. Mrs
Mary Taiaferro Mrs Lena SCISSOR Miss Thema Williams
Lowell Baker Buster Hopkins, Miss Victoria Mccall Paul
Davis, Charles Green M. Stewart Thompson. Maurice
Guy. and Ernest Fisher
Miss Hattie Robinson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. w.
A. Crider. of Allen Temple A NJ + Church. stopped in at
the Tribune office Tuesday her from her years
studies at Wberorce University and thanked the staff
for the enjoyment she received from reading the Tribune
while at college
Mrs. Arthur Tomlnson 686s Mortified avenue was
charming hostess June 3rd when she entertained four
teen guests at a o'clock luncheon at her home, honorng
her sister Miss Marie Collision. and Miss Esther Tomn-
her sisterin-aw The visitors from jamaica Bri-
fish w L. The three bridge tables were artstcaly dec
Grated with flowers from Mrs Tomlinsons gorgeous flow
garden. Guests enjoying this affair We're: Misses
Goldson and Tomnson the honorees; Mrs f. Dade, Mrs
Mamie Dungell Mrs. c. Livingstone Mrs James Elliott,
Mrs. Evelyn Gibson Mrs Ruth Wilson, Mrs c. Green Mrs
Rose Richards, and Mrs Carl Waller.
Miss Flora l.. Williams Of Montgomery, Ala, arrived
Detroit last Friday and the guest of her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs Clemmons, on Brush street Miss VII
amS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs ON Williams ana
possesses personal charm
Mrs. Clara V. Parks and Norman G. Brown were unit
ed in marriage May H. in the presence of few intimate
friends The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. Gordon
Hay. pastor of Metropolitan Community Church
Mrs. James Roy Donovan, of 23rd street entertained
Miss Juliet Boykn, of Chicago, at dinner at ner nome rI-
day May 90 during Miss Boykins attendance al the Ma
uona rban League Conference at Green pastures lamp
MI. and Mrs. Warner Holmes, 1884 Melrose avenue
left this week for twoweek motor trip, when VIII eX-
tend far East Boston, Mass
Mrs. Thomas Patterson of +. Garfield avenue mas as
her guests her mother Mrs. Jones and her SISTER MIS-
Margaret Adair, of Chester S. c.
Mrs. Daisy Lampkin. charming and etflcieni llelu
secretary of the n A. A. c p left Detroit "euesuN ~
Grand Rapids, in interest of organzalohal wo f -
keeping with her custom of visiting the Tribune office our
ing her trips to the Motor City, Mrs Lampkn preeZeu III
for chai with Editor and Mrs. Mccall Just prior 10 her
departure Wednesday. and congratulated tne lrpunv
upon IFS progress Words Of commentator from iaos
like Mr., Iampkn with broad journalistic and business
experience always worth their weignl IN po'u'
Mrs Ella S. Mitchell, of Thomasvlle' Ca a M'o
panied S her two granddaughter Juana aaa nol;
in Detroit as summer guests Of Mrs Mitchell son--
avs and daughters Mr. and Mrs NJ D. hayneS % '''s
ity and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Harper Of River Rouge, H.,
Again we must bring our weekly chat 10 cos 60, ~
.kng our readers to continue sending III ',s e @ SIGN
With brightest of wishes for each and all OF YOU we S
III until next week.