The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-23
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just said last week in this column it's all small
parties pcncs vacation trips that engross the attention
Of the local folk at present broken by the advent Of charm
ing visitors who here from the -four Winds to see
us We shall speak of these visitors and vacation trips
due time but just here let tell you of approaching
wedding of much interest.
Last Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Irene Hunton was hos
tess at elaborate tea at her residence 437 Ager
nue. The occasion the announcing Of the approaching
wedding of her daughter julia to Robert Brady Jr
of DR.. and Mrs. Robert L. Brady of this city The
nouncement of the date told tiny cards. with the
Of Miss Hunton and Mr. Brady and September II
engraved upon them We informed that Miss Hunton
has already selected her bridesmaids, eight in numbers
also maid and matron of honor and other attendants
And out on Mcclellan avenue at the Jimmie Browns
It's fine 1-2 pound baby girl born last Sunday after
at 1880 o'clock Mrs. Brown before her marriage
was Miss Wnefred Beck Mr. Brown the staff Of the
Brewster Recreation center
The Misses Marion and Marjorie Carter, daughters
of Dr. E. A. Carter of Chandler ended their three
weeks vacation in Woodland park last week, and
home for stay just long enough for friends to glimpse
lovely coats of tan they have acquired After rest
Of day two at their lovely home Chandler, they
packed bag and baggage and off trip to
Toledo, Columbus, Cincinnati and other points.
grand and glorious party" was given in honor of
Mrs Bessie Dolphin, last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs John Dolphin on Wexford avenue
Nearly seventyve guests responded to the invitations to
meet Mrs. Dolphin, who was beautifully clad in white
silk gown trimmed in blue and gold The guests all enjoy
ed the bountifu menu which served and which
sisted of Southern fried chicken Russian salad. creamed
peas fruit cocktail hot rolls coffee. brandy, and ice
cream Mrs. Dolphin, visiting her brothersn-law John
and Newton Dolphin and their wives also her son. Wood
row Dolphin.
Quite an enjoyable affair breakfast given last
Sunday morning at Belle Isle by Mrs. Jean Walker of St.
Jean avenue in honor of Mrs Synora Loft of Washing
D. c. who is in the city guest of her brother Dr.
Tom Brown. A little rain fell and dampened the ground
but it did not dampen the zest of the appetites Of the
guest for the appetizing breakfast including chilled
melons French friend potatoes Canadian bacon eggs hot
rolls jelly, butter md delicious coffee all prep; red
the island The breakfast group in addition to the hostess
and honoree included Dr. Tom Brown and his mother Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Mccall Mr.
and Mrs Harry Todd Misses Mgnon Walker Victoria and
Margaret Mccall also Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Ollie OF
New York City.
bag this week, about her secret marriage to Dr. Ben
Brownley in Virginia last April at Easter time Miss
Roxborough who was at Wayne university is the
daughter of Attorney and Mrs Charles Roxborough of
this city and niece of John Roxborough She left Friday
for Charleston West Virginia to join her husband pro-
minent young chiropodst of that city.
Mrs. John A. Tarpey, of Greensboro, NJ c. is the
guest of Mrs. Preston of Sal Milford avenue Mrs
Tarpey is member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
and is spending her vacation in Detroit while r larp-
ley is studying in Ann Arbor, Mich. -
Charles Thomas, 5877 Beechwood, nephew of Mrs
Pauline Cunningham of Whitewood avenue returned 70
this city last Friday after motor trip to Chicago IN
company with group of young men, While IN chicago
Mr. Thomas was guest of his uncle, H. E. Byrd
Mrs. Rosa Lee Porter, Tribune reporter OF Lansing
was visiting relatives in Detroit end She also
visited the Tribune plant, while in the city. 49,
We extend sympathy to Mrs. Helen Maiioy, lS n:l
Chene street who was called to Birmingham Ala TINS
week. of the death OF her aunt MIS- u May
field Mrs Malloy is editor of the local Voice OF Negro
Business and president of of the branches OF the De-
troit Housewives league. -. :.
We also extend sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs ONE NC
Cary 1886 Merose avenue, who were called to ioeao'
Ohio recently on account of the death of their brothern
law, the late Dr. Johnson who passed away SUNDAY
Here are a few little flashes of what is gong on
at the Lucy Thurman YWCA Mrs c. s. Smith Is pack
from her vacation which she spent in Colorado; whe
Mrs. Walsteen who connected with the cafeteria de-
partment of the YWCA, has on her vacation TOT
two weeks Mrs. Susie Brazil who has been III Tor the
past few weeks is able to be back on her job in the care
terra, much to the delight Of her host of friends
NJ H. Kerr, of Columbia S. c. spent several days IN
city recently as guest of his nephew and niece Mr.
and Mrs. H. McCurdy, of McDougall avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Henderson left for Chicago sun
day, where they plan to remain until August l..
One of the very delightful annual local affairs wncn
was enjoyed last Sunday, the New Era STUDY CuD
annual breakfast at Belle Isle large number atendec
among them being Mr. and Mrs Robert Walker Mr.. ana
Mrs G. M. Young, Miss Portia Bethel h. phllnps MT
and Mrs. Nathan Williams Mr. and Mrs j. Parker MT
and Mrs. Nathan Lispcombe. Mr. and Mrs Jordan Mr
and Mrs. George HILL Mr.. and Mrs. LttleJohn Mr.. AHA
ierrio Misses Marguerite and Mildred James OF new
York City, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Malone and tneir son
md daughter Marie and Thomas Jr Mr. and MIS- naiu
win Norris, Miss Virginia Burger. Mr. and Mrs ueoree