The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-28
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The presentation of the OPERA aida" with an all
coored cast at the local Institute of Arts last week is all
over all but the shoung and take from u.s. that proup
of artists certainly merit the applause received for they
covered themselves with glory. The rendition of the
opera splendid They plan present other perform
ances from time to time. The artists as individuals and
the Detroit Negro Opera and the Detroit Musicians Asso
cation under whose auspices the opera rendered
deserve the gratitude and loyal support of the public We
congratulate them and ALL
During the past week end several Detroiters went
out of town on visits among them being Dr. E. A. Carter
and daughter Marjorie of $40 Chandler who spent the
week end in Chicago DR.. and Mrs D. p Gamble and Mr.
and Mrs Hughes Peterson spent their week in Coum-
bus Ohio where they attended voey ball tournament
They honored with tea Sunday afternoon at the
Y The Detroiters attended the victory ball Saturday
evening and were honored at tea Sunday afternoon at
the Y. w. c. A.. in Columbus.
Among the visitors in our city is Mrs Minnie Breaux
of Chicago, who guest of her daughter and
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Scruggs
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity recently received a charter
establishing undergraduate chapter in this city.
The brothers of the fraternity initiated several last Satu
day evening, making enrolment of sixteen in the
chapter
Back in the Motor City is Mildridge Moore of Fir
wood after having completed his second year Meharry
Medical College, at Nashville, Tenn
After spending several pleasant weeks house guest
of Mr. and Mrs Louis H. Bray of 25h street. Mrs. Susie
Frye of Henderson, KY mother of Mrs Bray left Satur
day by motor for her home She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs Bray also Mrs. Clarence Woods and
Mrs. Thomas Bumbray all of this city The party went
by of Battle Creek where they attended the Execu
after which they stopped in Chicago before motor
ing South.
Some of the Deroiters who plan going of the city
this week end Mrs Charles Roxborough and daughter
Virginia, who will spend brief stay in New York City,
with their daughter and sister, Miss Elsie Roxborough
Mrs. Rosa Chambers, wife of L. c. Chambers, $3.50
Norhfied was recently called on hurried trip Pha-
depha be at the bedside of her mother who is serious
y III Friends wish the mother speedy recovery and the
early return of Mrs. Chambers to Detroit
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity hosts at a sup
party Saturday night at the Melody Club in honor of
including the honoree and his brother, also the Kappas
wives and sweethearts. Charles Fisher master of
ceremonies L. c. Blount of Great Lakes Insurance Com
pany is poemarch of the local chapter
Social courtesies being literally showered upon
Mrs Emma Topp former Detroer, who is visiting here
from Los Angeles Mrs Tops genial disposition and
oyable personality which her many loyal friends
in this city, great ever and local friends are
veng with each other lavish coureses upon her While
here, Mrs. M. L. Walker, of st. Jean avenue and Mrs
Albert Greenlaw of Beniteau joint hostesses to the
California visitor
Mrs Elizabeth Woodley held her annual junior must
cal recital at Grnnes Music Stores auditorium Tuesday
Of this week and few dance numbers were featured
Little fouryearod Carrie Lou Wilson, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Christopher Wilson, of Parker avenue was starr
pupil of Miss Dotty Wise.
Miss Beryl Anderson, $3.50 Whtewood avenue, who
recently was forced temporarily her studies at
Wayne University because of Illness is reported improv
ing, much to the delight of her many friends
Mrs. Pearl Colbert, chairman OF the Woman's LAY
observance at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Sunday, May
2 also her coworkers have received much praise Tor
successful outome of the entire days celeDratoh
palms of lovely cut flowers which adorned the
rostrum, added cheerful atmosphere to the occasion
Mrs Matte Anderson director of the Christian Baptist
Center made fine address at the morning service WINE
Mrs Rosa Gragg delivered equally interesting talk at
the evening worship. dignfed pageant entitled Re
ligous Traveogue" climaxed the womens performance
1t was presented in the evening.
Among the young Detroiters who will receive sheep
skins from various institutions in June are Eleanor Boy
kin, of Ypsanti Teachers College; and Esther Nanua'i
and Gladys Berry of Talladega College.
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given in honor Sunday evening" at the residence Oh
Mrs. Thelma Thomas 4546 fireman avenue. Inc table
served Other guests present Mrs Allison Agges- K
by, Mrs Minus Woodruff Mrs. Kitty Graham and MRS.
rhelma Thomas
We take this opportunity to thank many mirror
friends for their loyal support and generous EXPRESSIONS
of appreciation of our efforts We thank one all Tor
the news items sent in and the loyal boosting OF the
town paper the Detroit Tribune Again with hearue,s
gratitude and with brightest and best wishes we sign OH
until next week.