The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-04
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DysYLvIA PENN

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err gave the local folk extra time to do things and 90
places The time spent in various WAYS Some went
distant points others went to cemeteries to place garlands
on graves of departed while still Others sought plea
in and around nearby cities and see
Just what did on
Moses S. Thompson, handsome local bachelor iour
neyed Chicago to spend his holidays He reached there
lust late to attend the party for which he was
scheduled but kicked up plenty of dust several other
social affairs and at this writing still having swell time
in the Windy City Bertha Caldwell Turner 1901 Stock
ton street, Conan Gardens accompanied parents Mr.
and Mrs Porter to Adrian Mich to visit friends on
coration Day.
Wedding bells rang for Miss Arnett Duncan and
Glenn Cochran last Saturday. reception followed at
which the couple received congratulations from their many
friends
large portion of the activities of the past week
would furnish excellent copy for automobile sales
man, if you get what For instance, we saw
groups pling rather in the iron horse (automo-
be) to about twenty-five miles to ride "Old Dob
bin at Bells Riding Academy at Utica Mich Nearly
fifty people enjoyed horseback riding there Sunday alone
Miss Elaine Lewis daughter of the proprietors invited
habits and enjoyed the thrills "Dobbins back" In
Guided in that party were June Dickens, Edward How
ard, Chicago Mildridge Moore Margaret Mccall, Vic
Mccall, Buster Hopkins, and James Dunbar Others
the younger set riding at the academy that day in
Guided Ruth Webb, Bette Jackson, and Violet Banks.
We mentioned last week that Mrs. Emma Topp, who
is visiting Los Angeles, California being
ed dned and wned most extensively Last Saturday Mrs
Moses L. Walker hqnored Mrs. Topp at bridge lunch
her residence ST. Jean Besides the hon
Mrs Walkers guest list included Mrs. Albert Green
law, Mrs Mary Matthew'S Mrs. 7. Brown, Mrs. Berncc
Tynes Mrs. Hutchns, Mrs. E. Mccall Mrs Susie Jack
son. Carrie Montgomery, Mrs Frank Raford, Miss
Nellie Watts, Mrs Edith Watson Mrs Frances Cole Mrs
Marie Scruggs, and mother Mrs. Minnie Breaux After
delightful repast partaken of several rounds OF
contract bridge played. Handsome prizes were
awarded the winners
Following her broadcast June 3, over Station CKLW,
Miss Theresa Caver will go by train to Cleveland Ohio
where she will be presented in recital Friday evening
During her stay in Cleveland, Miss Caver will be guest
spacious Drexel home Of the Cavers of that
city She will return by plane June s. in time for her Sun
day broadcast.
Mrs. Bessie B. Jennings, former superintendent of
nurses Parksde hospital, who is honor student
Moler Barber College Chicago spending brief visit
here as guest of Mrs E. H Harris 4233 McGraw avenue
Miss Lowell Locke 442 Chandler, hostess at a
delightful party Friday evening, May 81 honorng several
students from Meharry Medical College OF Nashville
Tenn The guests of honor included j. H. Williams, New
and Frederick Jenkins, George Chapman and Andrew
Jackson of Detroit Members of the younger set present
were: June Dickens Herbert Simms, Bertha Caldwell
Turner Willie Benham Spencer Carey Roscoe Jones, Ben
Davis Henry Anderson, Budde Saunders, Marjorie Car
ter Lucille Green Eva Oden Marjorie Greenage t aneo
dosa Patrick, Walter Green, Mary Pennick Billie Alien
Bassett JONES' Frances Raiford Midrdge Moore, Mar
jorie Richardson Marjorie Dunbar, Alice Coote
The Wonderlust Social club celebrated the birthday
of it's secretary Mrs Thompson at her residence
1853 fireman avenue Thursday May 70 Contrary 10 the
usual procedure the male guests played cards in the Nv
inc room while the ladies drfted to the back, to spin
their cocktails Later they Jomeo tne men anu
delicious supper was served those Present Wels
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Jackson Mr. and Mrs Robert w ak
err Mr. and Mrs Bennett Lyles, Mr. and Mrs JACK Seoul
Mr. and Mrs. w. Bankhead, Mr.. and Mrs waiter lnomp-
Tom DickerSOn, Mrs. EDWARD turner, W. N"~''
Miss Venus Perkins and Frank Flood Mrs thompson
honoree left shortly after the party enroue 70 rtc
burgh, where she will spend brief visit 49,
Mrs. Jetawyn SoIoman Smith, one of Detrots spring
brides entertained at her apartment 14O5 McDougai'
with surprise shower in honor of Mrs CorneuS ouepn
ems Mrs Stephens was formerly Miss Florence iapert
Those present were Mrs Violet Bromery Isabel Berry
Virginia Hail. Theodosa Patrick Grace Ogletree' ana
Bessie Walker ,,. osoo
Mrs Priscilla Gray and Miss Beulsh Robinson % zo1o
McDougal motored to Dayton, Ohio Friday, May ~ TO
attend the graduation exercises of their brothe at inc
Dayton high school. $50 a,o+;oo IN
This week the mirror folk received graduation IN
vtations from Young Detroters who will bid their anna
matters farewell in June Miss Esther Randall gra1ua;
ing from Talladega Colleges Miss Eleanor boykln P0,
lanti Teachers College; and Cecil Poole VINO is
his degree in law at u of NJ after which ne Will go u
Harvard for postgraduate study. ,h+od bic
j. Charles PulIom, 3516 Brush street. ceeDraeu ne
twentythrd birthday Saturday May 49, in company Win
a number of friends Mr.. Puom, student at aSe ~
passed the state board of pharmacy IN January n
past five years. ne been employed at Ma''ne"s
store, in this city. -. h oarv De-
troters on Memorial Day picnic gwen q. @
Park thirty miles out Of Detroit Inc plcHl srre
sponsored bv nine girls including Mary Seman,
Taylor Thursa watt Ema Watt Marion Goodson AETNA
Taylor Mary Graham, Linell Robinson others wnS az
HIGGINS, Gene OOouSoh,