The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-13
Gil MP SEES
in DETROIT SMIRROR
(By SYLVIA PENNY
(By SYLVIA PENNY


another We rapidly approaching two OF the most
charming chapters of the yearthc fall and winter sea-
sons However let's not read ahead but take each page
ana chapter as it comes One of the most joyous seasons f
IN, year very close at hand--tha is THANKSGIVING Ii
i time when homecomings emphasized. for Thanks
giving is definitely social as well hiStorca is a time
when hospitality reaches high degree Of wamtl--whcn
lovely linen and shining silver yely much evidence
for il a time Of much Teasing We shall take pleasure II
telling YOU of the various dinner parties and other
affairs which will Turkey Day. However affairs
scheduled for earlier dates claim attention for the
II will take great many adicciivcs to describe The
fun promised by the Kappa Alpha Isl Fraternity. their
first annual fancy costume carnival TO be given at the
MAYFAIR Ballroom December IN fact those loly souls
,lv that Fun is to be enthroned king and Will reign
throughout the evening. and thai this monarch Will have
IN hand such subjects as Arth Gaycty Happiness and
Ioy 10 help chase every dull away while guests
the poppy swing music which will feature the o.
Detroit draws its full quota visitors throughout the
entire year. They from everywhere At present,
Mrs William Tucker and Mrs. Andrew Hardy Of Phil
Nadclphia Pa house guests OF Mr. and Mrs liar-
vcy HILL 6ll4 Woodrow avenue Many social affairs are
beng given in honor ., Of the ylsltos n.ra i -.
Motor City, for Walter Johnson brother q Mrs Margaret
Piper was united in marriage last Thursday to charm
Ing Young lady. who halls from Battle Greek Men ne
ceremony took place at the Piper residence on Nc@o
Avenue after which dinner served By Attorney and
Mrs Piper in honor of their brother and ms lovely prde
In the following paragraph We shall tell You OF az
approaching wedding.
On Thanksgiving morning, Miss Pauline Dotson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul Dots9n' 800 Ian an
on orandson of Mr. and Mrs Ben Howard 568l Hartford
Both young people are socially prominent II me
community. 90 ILL.,,
The Halloween party, given saturday. October 80 by
Dorothy Dowel daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Lowell
Kendall avenue the talk Of Highland PARK ne
home decorated in orange and Dlack ~ eaon
stood huge bundles of cornstaks' win nRhlcu '".N
atop of them. When i was time 70 dance canae
were lighted and the soft lights Of the chandelier WEI
turned on Various Halloween games were piyeu' N,,n
Florence Pate captured the prize, which was nuRe oi
pop, big enough to last until the next party Guests pr
scn we're: Rertha Cook Cwendolyn Harkess, Florence
pate Laverne Johnson Wyen Williams. Evelyn Ramiord,
Warry Bnson Bertha Hoggins Marjorie DaneS' LuSie
Roscmond Reuben Hickman, Richard Dean James i"'s
Johnson Flanagan. and Elverton ord
Even though Miss Helen Wright and Mrs Helen ' or
don Jones were forced undergo operations ~
appendicitis this week, they are both dong -
delight of their many friends Miss Wright Is inc vl'Si'
Girls Reserve secretary at the Lucy Thurman W 90
while Mrs Jones is one of the capable clerks AT Niea
Lakes Mutual Insurance offices More news lo'o" "00'
Nose |. Walker. vice-president and treasurer OF
Great Lakes says it is all right to be good hunters anu
appers but his hobby is fishing ne hsned al m he an
the waters of Michigan and not to be outdone Dy e r.
proach Of cold weather he entraned for Sunny FLORIDA
Wednesday of this week, where ne plans 10 20 az 800
job at deep-sea fishing He will doubtless nave o.e
big fish tales to tell when he Mr. Walker was ac
companied by DR.. F. P Raiford No Ruth e
The beautifully decorated living room OF d M f the
Pitts 2138 McDouga avenue. formed the setting ~ Ill
marriage of her daughter Evelyn TO IsIia.u pradhv
Scott Friday evening, October 20 Rev Koosa' Gown Of
read the marriage ceremony The BRIDE wore e Don
ivory satin and lace The maid Of honor MISS Ane MI; vii
wore blue taffeta while the bridesmaid MISS ~ ;tad
as best man. and Gilbert Spears was the ushei' thal
followed the ceremony. Mrs Fannie Smn ana p M NJ
Clover grandmother and aunt of the bride, OF StI
j. and Mrs Julia Scott mother of the groom, o.
ia. out-of-town guests at the weuulls' 80
and groom spent their honeymoon IN CncaRo .horo il
You have often heard the old saying ua. omething
nothing new under the sum- nevertheless there :
in the offering for Detroers namely 5he -; his
ton Of Aida" in English by all-coloreu . I IN the
city Local artists with suitable voices Tor aJo We are
opera have already been spotted by the Won
giving you bit of advanced news, by ,d 70 sing
that Mrs Helen Frisby will probably be
me part of the High Priestess as her WIN "
suited for this role, sponsors assert -, ,as host to
We are told that Chef Wannamaker wa" a. dinner at
charming Miss Dempsey an Eastern VISITOR ~ o,en
the Brown Bomber's" Chicken Shack last o"'o''
ing ..,o;,
Mrs. Matte White 800 E. Garfield avenue, MINOR Of
ed at breakfast November 3. eight ladies' ps,ir
Mesdames Fannie Smith and Ethel Giovei :" Mrs Mat
Those present included Mrs. MaDe % ccou and
tie Anderson Mrs Mary Turner, Mrs hVeS" 49,
Mrs Ruth Pitts r.L 20 the mir
And now for word of thanks Thanks 70 '.s home
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