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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-13
"A coLoRED JUDGE
DOWACIAC NEWS
By Rev. ". r. BntIer

Herman Wallace posta clerk
OF Chicago and Coleman Turner
OF Bolton Miss are visitors al
Wit lake with Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Kahn Nj Turner plans 10
make his home with the Kain
family In Michigan
Although the rain and Indictment
weather hindered the Second Bap-
list church bush meeting which
was held in Woods grove last
sunday II did not prevent the Hon.
Judge william n Harrison from
coming from Chicago 10 hll his
appointment as guest speaker Al
the. meeting Credit for Judge Har-
risons appearance in Dowagiac
must he given 10 Mrs william
Ewing. Of chicago. who paid the
entire expense entailed in bring
ing the Judge here. The pastor and
church appreciate Mrs Ewings
Christian attitude and service
In referring 10 Judge Harrison $
address the Mayor Of Dowagiac
said This is one OF he greatest
addresses have ever heard In my
life. and my life shall he guided
in the future by H.
Judge Harrison As YOU know Is
colored and the Mayor OF Dowa
giac. white.
The pastor Of Second Raptisl
church thinks hat although the
audience did not get anything from
The address il Was worth having
Judge Harrison here because The
Mayor Of the city OF Dowagiac got
something from the address for
his future and present and he
rules over all The citizens of both
races
The Judges address was so prac-
iical and plain that uayfarine
man or woman could no. err. even
II fool Ma, the Judge live long
and continue TO inspire others.
Prominent guests Of The week
end At Idle Hour farm we're: Mrs
Joe Louis wife OF the heavyweight
champion her sister Ports Trot-
ter, Miss Eula Stanley Of hi
cago, Mrs Ida Miller Mrs Ella
Harris Katie BELL L. Lyons. and
MI Brown.
Mr. Dussenburr +. Jours Of
Chicago spent the week emo here
Mr. and MIS-. BRYANT Hammond and
daughter of chicago. we're also
Sunday guests in Dowaeiac.
The Idle Hour farm will give an
old time harm dance August Is
and Is Detroiiers are cordially in
viied
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NEWS NEWS
ny Mrs. Leila Johnson
first Baptist Church

sunday School session was held
rirs' Baptist church at $50
[~"uay morning. August 7 with
|"periptendent Green and all the
r.ners at their posts OF duty
Wv j. d. Davis, pastor. preach
AZ The morning worship on the
sme Faith, Hope and Charity"
Isen from LIST Cor. 1918. Many
"eS''ne points were brought
Mrs. NJ Gipson OF Flint. Mich.
,'sn,pred At First Baptist Sum
Mrs Gipson is visiting her
~, Mrs Mamie Willis. ss4s-i5th
~, seulah Morten. president OF
y, nor and member OF the Cos
'norus has returned from Day.
ko.on 'o where she attended the
p'' Union convention held
~ She reports a successful
's'O"' Mrs. 'Morten, rendered =
selection. "A little talk with
~. accompanied by Mrs. stone
q, -. morning service. First Bap-
hn,, was well represented az the
"e Wilma Johnson. dsuahter
0'''eman and Mrs.. Peter John.
u 18th street has returned
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W WHITAKER

The regular session OF The sun
day School and The morning SER
vice at Campbell chapel we're en-
joyed by all who attended last sun
day The Hamilton quartet, of Yp-
SLANT rendered Two selections
Among the visitors present were
Mrs. Pollard. Of River Rouge. and
her daughter. Mrs. Dorothy Cook
The Washington center band
and Jubilee singers. Of Monroe
presented an unusual program nj
Campbell chapel. Sunday evening
Rev. J. T. White WAS director.
Alden Thompson is reported
quite III at this writing. He plans
10 enter the hospital and may have
10 undergo an operation. Rev
Hugo Fenker. OF the Lutheran
church in ypsilanti, preached a
very convincing sermon AZ the
community service Al Lincoln
school. last Sunday evening. The
Junior choir OF Zion Evangelical
church. in Whitaker. rendered two
lovely selections Harold Carter
OF Campbell chapel sans by re-
quest. How About YOU
The Rev. MIR. r. {. Brown was
taken for a ride" Monday even
ing. July %. and when he return
ed home he found the house and
lawn OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. NJ. Byars. filled with about
eiehty-five friends who had gath.
cred 10 remind him that he was
one year older. Distinguished a
mong the guests were; DR.. c. l.,
Perry. pr. Clarke. Samuel Richard
son. undertaken the Reverends
Robertson. Carr. and y l.. Clarke
Musical numbers were rendered
by various singing groups with
which MIR. Brown Is very active
The honoree received many useful
Gifts \ delicious rcpasi was serv-
cd
Remember. II Is The civic and ra-
cisl duty ~ all progressive mem
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YPSLANTl


Inc choir OF Brown Chapel will
present its usual monthly program
Sundas August IA The Sunday
school had nice attendance sun
day. Mrs Bernice Kersey's class
received he offering banner. A
visitor during the Sunday School
hour was Miss Esther Jane Hun
ter guest Of Miss Audrey j. Nicely.
Rev ; & Davis was at his best
when he delivered very uplifting
sermon a The morning service.
Two lovely solos were rendered by
Mr.. Dawson OF Bethel church. De-
troit Mrs Martin Of Detroit was
also a guess AZ the morning wor-
ship
Missionary Day was observed at
the Second Baptist church last
Sunday Pastor Robertson brought
the morning message. At 7:sO p.
m. the Gospel chorus brought the
message ia song 10 an appreciative
audience.
Miss tierlrude Campbell. scout
mistress Of Troup No. 10 left Sat
urday. Aug s for Camp Norcr m.
She Was accompanied by group
OF scouts including Donna and
Winifred Perry. Audrey Nicely.
Elenora Patterson Thelma Robin
son Lenofa Richardson Lillian
Walls Annabell and Anitabell Hen
derson Bessie Moore Rose camp
bell Virginia Purity. I.averta John
son, Mildred Johnson. The party
will return aug IL.
Philadelphia church Of Christ.
62S Monroe street presented the
Victory thermometers and Ladies
quartet Of Detroit in musical
program Friday. July 20 The
Friendly -Four quartet lmalel al
so assisted IN the program Mrs.
Edith Briiton WAS sponsor. Elder
l.. T Gray preached wonderful
sermon sunday July 81 to the
missionaries The members are
planning big len days drive for
the purpose Of repairing the
church sometime in September
Egber Row is spending his va
cation in Detroit az house guest
Of MI and Mrs Richard Richard
son.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar hubert iss
Hawkins street entertained four
teen Of The old ladies' OF This city
SUNDAY. July H. A very delicious
dinner was served al . o'clock
Mrs. Huber was assisted by Mrs
Bernice Kerscy Mrs Fannie Davis
and Ernest Baylis AFTER dinner the
old ladies had delightful visit
talking Of things that happened
fifty or sixty years ago They en-
tertained the hostesses by singing
and giving recitation> learned
when they were small girls Al 4
p. m. they were returned TO their
homes by Mr. Hubert feeling very
happy over The hospitality they
had enjoyed
Mrs. Florence Lyons 81 Detroit
ana her three children. Joyce Bills
and Ruth are the house guests oil
her sister. Mrs. Sarah Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Dunbar OF
Holly. Mich were the week END
guests OF MI and Mrs Arthur
Thompson
A large number OF friends al
tended the surprise birthday par
~ given by Mr.. and Mrs Byas OF
Whitaker honoring their son. Rev
r. c. Brown Monday. July % on
The beautiful lawn Games were
enjoyed and Rev. Brown received
manv beautiful and useful gifts
Mrs Molly Carr was removed &C
local hospital Tuesday, August ,
Mrs Temperance Woods is seri-
ousls III At her home
Mrs Margaret Morris and Mrs
Ella Golden are still on The sick
list
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Mrs. Bessie Smith and her two
children. Homer and Octavia. OF
1882 klingcr street. left last week
for Tennessee. where they plan "a
spend about six weeks visiting rel
alives and friends.
We wish TO congratulate MIR. and
Mrs. curly. 1926 stockton street
upon the arrival of their fine baby
boy born August !. Mother and
child are reported doing fine.
The funeral rites of the late
James Mathis. 1916 Yonka street
were held Wednesday at p. M.
from Vernon chapel.
Mr.. Mathis was a well-known
young man OF the community. He
passed away last Friday.
An inspirational meeting was
held Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
| T. Rucker. OF Revere street. re-
Gently. Among those present were
Elder J. W. Barnette. OF Alabama
Mrs slime. Mrs. earn. Mr. Walker
and Mr.. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Kemp, 1850
Klinger. will leave August II foi
Cleveland, Ohio. where they will
spend their vacation They will
also visit I.orain and other cities
in Ohio.
The Cross Key Singers. accom-
panied by four other quartets. viii
render a program at Vernon cha
pei. Tuesday. August is.
The Usher board OF Vernon cha
pei will give a weiner roast al
Palmer park, Friday. August IL
Cars will leave the church al $50
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FLINT, MICH.


successful century style revue
:. riven at Quinn chapel A. M,
church, wednesday. August 3.
A, who participated were beauti-
XIV dressed. The program was
kysn under auspices Of the young
ople. Miss G. Adams was chair
IAN.
| The Young Women's guild met
the home OF Mrs. r. McFadden,
Wednesday. August 10. G. Rank
Ia is president. An enjoyable
|v,nins was spent by all present
Ind . delicious luncheon served,
he club is doing splendid work,
Inder rs present leadership.
Quinn Chapel
| Quinn chapel was blessed with
|esutful services all day last Sun
iay. The pastor. Rev. NJ. r. Rho
sense. preached a very forceful
Ind inspiring sermon TO a large au-
Hence, the topic being Moral
Laws. All appreciated the mes
kge.
| The senior choir and Gospel
|horus sang several touching songs
Ind Spirituals.
| At 1880 p. M. Rev Rhonenee
delivered the annual sermon "a
BE- Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Which convened at Quinn chapel
IA August z through 2.
| The senior choir is doing a won
Ierful work. Dr.. j. w. Moore is
{horisier Mrs. G. Smith. organist
| Rev Rhonenee. his choir. church
Members and friends have been in
5ited 10 render services al the
lamp meeting being held on North
>agInaw street. This revival meet
BIZ Is being sponsored by white
ministers of the Methodist Episco-
Ssl, Free Methodist. Baptist. and
her churches. Rev. Rhonenee
! 10 preach and the senior choir
'lns on two nights e.
Rev ]. A Aikens. pastor OF ver-
Jon chapel A. NJ. y. church. is
Soldins TWO weeks revival. e.
tansellst casson is bringing mes
ages which are being enjoyed by
! Il who attend. He began with in
,prinr services all day Sunday.
ilirens OF Flint are invited to
3end in local news items TO the To-
al Tribune reporter each week
md TO help put the Tribune in
very progressive Negro home in
b community.
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ALBION
News oi August 6
Rx Alice Cant

wish TO make a correction ~
pardine an article printed in h.
issue Of the past week The sing
Ing convention was sponsored by
the Nv auartetlc and NOT ne
YWCA quarteiic
Mrs Arietla kimpal of Michigan
street, has gone south 10 he N''h
her mother who Is ILL.,
Mrs. Jesse Smith. Of Gale stree
spent several days IN Noungsiov"
ohio visiting her mother lis
Smiths mother returned with he
Mrs. Johnson. The missionp
spoke to The young people at IN" :
c clock meeting at Bethel Bsp' ~
church Friday evening
Presiding Elder Washington J., ID
lis fifth quarterly conference 50
M day night. and preached SUNDAY
evening. He spoke on the topic
bold Fast To That Thou Hast
a. the Methodist church
Allan Jackson. son OF Mrs. r 81
Jackson. left sunday for Furl
Wayne. Ind. TO be he house TEST
e Alonzo Johnson. lr
Scout Troop No. 62 will 30 "a =
iour-day camping trip al swan :
lake. Tuesday morning August :
Augustus Howard assistant scout
master will he In charge OF The
campers
Ruth Grant, Mr and Mrs keiih
Griffith. Minnie Johnson. OF Battle
Greek. and Laura Price. were n
Albion sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Jackson. Of Albion
who has been M for some time.
died Friday morning. Funeial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-13
BY Sarah Ellen Hill

The Macomb county Sunday
School union convened al Cal
vary Baptist church August Z at
3 .. m. Many attended
The anniversary OF Rev. Pitt
man bean At c vary Baptist
church Monday, ,uf At s. and will
true through Sunday. August
The First Baptist Junior choir
will present fhree-sct comedy
Friday August ~, at Union cha
pei A. NJ. f. church. The title oil
the play is BE Yourself Rev.
Williams is pastor OF the church
Miss Charline Lucas Is still quite
M al this writing.
Citizens OF Quinn Road are in
vited to send In local news items
and TO read the Tribune each week
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LANSING NEWS
nv Rosa Ire Porter
Musical Al AMF tHTRtH

community musical festival
featuring Negro Spirituals sn1
Gospel songs will he presenter
FRIDAY evening August ~ ~
O'Clock in inc church auditorium
Of The George collins AME church
sponsored by The choir and dtror
ed nv Mrs. Maudc clyde Cook o'
Metropolitan community ohur'1
Chicago. Mrs Cook will be sssis'ed
bv other local musical directors
Rev. I.nuis Petiiford h. pastor OF
the church
vi. Zion
The program rendered a NJ
Zion Bapiisi church recently, was
a grand affair The president Of
the Mt Zion choir extends 'hank'
10 all me pastors members ard
friends who helped make the Tn
ion chorus program success. The
program was we'll attended AND
All the sons. We're enjoyed b.
those present. some ~ the seller
lions rendered included II Want
To BE More Like Jesus by Mrs
Rosa Lee Martin OF me Church 81
God crying Holy INTO The
Lord "couldn Hear Nohodv
Pray by Mrs Subbs ~ he AMF
church Somehods Touched Me
BY chorus With Mrs Cook direct
ing: Il Tell II Wherever ! Go
over In Glory After a White
The pastors wife, Mrs sarah Har-
ris. delivered INC welcome address.
Others who TOOK part in the Union
chorus were MI and Mrs a. For
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs Subhs. Nj and
Mrs. l.. 4. brown Mrs Marv Cook
Mrs Cromwell Nj and Mrs
Moore MIR, Martin Rev Moore.
Mrs. Mcl.aurencc Mrs Roberts
Miss Lille Johnson Mrs Arthur
Williams. Miss Austin Mrs Hen
dorson MI Doomis Mrs Graham
Mrs Lucas Mr. and Mrs Harding
MIR James Mechanics cook and
Porter were directors Miss Cam
Ella Austin piani. Mcsdames a
Tansii. r l'pindom Ruth Johnson
misircsses Of ceremonies
Ministers present included Rev
Moore. he pastor Elder A +
Martin Re, Johnson Rev Mara
hor and others
Mrs. G.. + Harris was presented
beautiful bou luti by members
OF The chorus IN honor Of her
birthday Friends wished her many
happy returns or The day
Social Items
Members 81 Wesi Side AT and
Pleasant Pasiime club sponsored q
Ashine outing Al Portland Mich
last Monday morning Among hose
who attended we're Mrs Villa
Jones president MISS Rrecken-
ridge. secretary Mrs Matthew
LYONS Mrs viola Horton Mrs
s Harding Mrs c NcLaurence
Mrs Pearl Woods Mrs F Porter.
Mrs G NJ Wagner Mrs r /. Por
ter Mrs Fife Allen and daughter
Mrs Margaret Johnson. supervisor
william Stroud. W Johnson. and
M lnghram drivers OF the cars.
The trip was successful one,
Forty ash were caught and fried
G. p williams W. G. p. left
Sunday for Flint Michigan. to al
tend the foriy-ninth annual grand
session Of the wolverine Grand
chapter. OF the Order Of Eastern
Star. other members OF the local
chapter will also attend. in per-
sons Of Mrs Alice Grey Mrs, Ed
ma Allen Mr. and Mrs G. W Nil.
Ter. Mrs. Mahle Jackson. Mira
Marguerite Merchant. and Mrs
Hazel Ross.
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home after a delightful visit with
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Reed In Detroit.
BE sure to read the Tribune each
week and keep up with the hap
penings of First Baptist church
and its work Hand In your news
items to the pastor or The report
or.
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B, Mr.. MIIIlc War, BInIon

MI. Alberiha lewis VAS hos
less 20 The Imperial An aud Lite
erar1 society Wedncsda, Mrs
Winifred Brooks MAS guest ~
honor All members onio,ed the
delightful repasi Little Gloria
Roe sranddauehter NJ Nrs Lewis
assisted he hostess
Mrs Rachel Petry and AIRS
Jsneiia verdun are listed VIM me
sick this week
The Rev A . Evans pastor NJ
Smith Chapel turned his pulpit
over sunday morning 70 the Re,
j. J McAllisier who Was rclebrst
ine his seveniy-sevenlh blrlhda
and hfty-thild wear In the minis
try Afterwards HolA ommunior
was given Despite he heat the
church was hilcd
The Lilly Of he VALLEY Girls ciuh
led by Mrs O-sie Rodgers picnic
ed In lnks'er Rouge Park Satur
DAY afternoon
The lnkSier civic eaepe mr.
SATURDAY evening AZ smiths chap
el and some very constructive work
was accomplished Roberi Sim
mons assisted hs Hiram A. Nc
Neely heads ne Civic league for
another calendar wear.
WomacS Temple
The SUNDAY school was well si-
tended 10 hear ne remarks given
BY the pastor he Rev. l.. x. Fews,
and The assistant pastor, me Rev
James Dallas AS II was me first
SUNDAY in the month the pastor
used Tor his lest This DO IN re-
membrane Of me- which ~as In
spring. Nolv Communion vas sd
minislefed 10 large number Of
friends and members
The afternoon service was The
beginning OF revivs meeting
conducted nv The evangelist the
Rev. Miss | p. white who spoke
on PRAYERS
Among those presen' A. party
given IN honor N Miss Katie Mae
Houze, neiCe ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Brown. were Misses Lois Johnson
Geraldine Rutherford Louise
Rouse. Hortense Johnson Rum
Dafoe Nessrs Donald Taiur,
william Goode. Edward Archie
n wilson. Bennie Johnson and
william Rutherford Miss Lula VII
son was hostess Games followed
the serving Of repast.
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BY Julia Mae Turner
Zion Baptist Church

's@ R8Ftt7a &nu1Nn
wilt thou be made whole was
the text OF Rev. Whoey's sermon.
Sunday morning The musical
portion OF the service was render
ed by the Junior choir OF the
church. under the able directing
OF Mrs. Petite.
The Sunday School union met
at Calvary Baptist church, Sunday
afternoon The program rendered
by each Sunday School was very
excellent. Miss Dorothy Jenkins
explained the lesson. hut she did
not demonstrate Mrs. Hughes was
voted demonstration for he ensuing
year.
The union picnic will he held
August 90. at Belle Isle.
East Lake Baptist Church
Sunday School was opened al
$50 a. m. last Sunday. by the sup
erintendent. Devotional services
began at 1880 a. M. The pastor,
Rev Castor. preached an inspir-
ing discourse. The successful re-
vival was brought To close hy
the preaching of the bsptismal SER
mon by The Rev. NJ. Scott. Eleven
were baptized and many others
fellowshipped into the church.
The Fourteenth Progressive
Community club will hold their
semi-monthly Bible class meeting
Friday. August r. at the club
house. 5S5 Tennessee The semi
monthly club meeting will be held
Saturday. August H. The club
recently held reunion. at which
time all present enjoyed the SEES
sion immensely. a delicious re-
past was served by the host and
hostess. Mr. and Mrs Milton Wills.
The Ten Irish Rose Bridge club
will sponsor an evening of fun at
big barnyard frolic. Saturday
August 13 Al 63S Warren avenue.
EVERYBODY is invited Good music
will be featured A. Kemp is presi-
dent Of The club
A swing ball will be given Al
Paradise hall, 2s233 Carlysle. Ink
ster. Mich, Saturday August 10.
Music will. he furnished by the
Seven Harlem Ramblers. All are
invited
A cocktail party was given by
the Cavalier club recently. At
Broad's bar A floor show was
featured by Alberta Wilson. Kid
Williams, and Doris Hill. Among
the clubs represented were: Ten
Rose club. Dream Girls. Rainbow
club Fan Tan club. Monte Carlo.
Young Mairons. and Five Ink
Spots club
Younger F0lk
Godfather Dickerson gave q get
together sunday which was at
tended and enjoyed by many OF
the young folks. Some OF those
present included Willie Merchant.
Sue Searcy. Gertha Bee Troutman,
Jesse Lightfoot Gertrude Brown
ing Hugh Allison. Helen Harden
Troy Watson. Wayman Rivers
Juanita Gillon. and General Nc
Cullers.
|
Gertrude Browning recently en-
joyed a weeks visit in Lansing,
Mich. Her friends here missed
her greatly
Did you see Goldie and Wayman
Rivers sporting around in their
white suits. Sunday?
Ruby Walton and John Shell
seem TO have lots To say TO each
other lately. Wonder IL they are
starting = new romance.
Leroy Dickerson and Marie Ed
wards, also Percy Walker. and
Elizabeth Burton seem 10 he having
pleasant times together
Horace Evans apparently gets a
kick out OF singing This Time
It's Real TO Lois Tabor
Florence Dickerson is spending
A week with her cousin Goldie
Wonder il Lineous. Jr. still dreams
OF Joan
Who is the charming young lady
Troy watson and Hugh Allison
were so anxious to meet. Sunday
night?
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.. m. Admission will he fifteen
cents
The program rendered sunday
night. under the auspices OF Caro-
line Night" was a grand success
The church was crowded 5 +.
Griesby was the principal speaker.
Music was rendered by the Senior
choir of Berea NJ r. church oil
Highland park. under the direc-
ton OF MIR Ballanger
Everyone Is looking forward to
Georgia Nirht" which will he
held At the church on the fourth
sunday night IN August
Continued on Page 10l
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bers OF the race TO read and support
the representative Negro weekly Of
Michigan-the Detroit Tribune. IL
is the voice through which we
speak out against injustice II
is the powerful circulating agency
through which we keep informed
~ current happenings and united
IN common effort
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Evening star., 1938-05-15
The Robert Bacons
Know Their Juleps.

Dear me! It will be awfully disap-
pointing to miss that mint julep party
Representative and Mrs Robert Low
Bacon are giving on Thursday. They
really observe the etiquette Of juleps
and never put ice cubes in the cups
always crushed ice and loaf sugar.
Almost as good as the old Louisville
Pendennis Club recipe that Marse
Henry Watterson called a libation to
the gods. 1t is served in old silver
cups, frosted like fine lace, and with
combination Of baby mint mixed
with the more mature growth. No
hors d'oeuvers, please. such Is are
served with the more plebian cocktail.
A beaten biscuit or thin turkey sand
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Card Party
Tomorrow.

A card party will be given by the
J. E. B. Stuart Chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy at the
Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922 Yer
mont avenue NV. tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock.
Patrons and patronesses who have
reserved tables are Dr. and Mrs. r..
Stevens Pendexter, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis M. Hoffheins, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh E. Phillips, Mrs. A. w. Tuck and
guests, Mr.. c. F. Armiger, Miss Mary
B. Boyd. Mrs. c. B. Boyd. Mr. and
Mrs. William Garnett Lee. Mrs. Will
liam A. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A.
Allen. Miss Margaret Cockrell, Miss
Ethel E. Berry. Mrs. Edna Hickey, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Phares, Mrs. Rosa Lee
Wood, Miss Maud Snead, Mrs Marvyn
L. German. Miss Mary E. Wayrick,
Mrs. George H. Alexander. Mrs. Con-
stance Goodman, Miss Doris Casey
and Mrs. s. w. Henry.