The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-16
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bunctuated and emphasized by real summer wa.thsr e
hat Is intense neat. Not many big parties are being
aged In THESE parts just now but so MANY ollv small
ffars such as pcnic open-ar breakfasts and pleasant
getogetners are being enjoyed Then too sports such
s tennis COLL horseback riding and bicycling,
wen as Trips TO nearby resorts claim the attention of
peal folk and also entertain the many out-ofowners
rho come within our gates We shall tell you from week
week of these activities through our little civic mir
or, and here goes: ~
One of the very delightful annual affairs which was
njoyed on Monday of this week was the St. Matthew's
nnua church picnic at Tashmoo park This an outing
which hundreds of Deroters look forward with Meas
IRE each year. as it still remains the atmosphere of an old
amy picnic.
Another affair which promises to be entertaining and
hch is open to the public will be given Sunday af-
rnoon, at the Great Lakes Country club Alta D. m and
there will be special floor shows and of course
here Will be swimming, dancing and good meals for all
rho attend.
Let's learn of of the vacation trips which
oca folk have taken Mr. and Mrs Claude Cooper Of 1T
Vernon street are back from delightful weeks vacation
y ldlewild.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bradfield also returned to the
MY sunday from their honeymoon trip which they spent
the East. They were married in Washington, d. c.
ne brides home, about two weeks and receiving
be congratulations of their many friends Mrs. Olean
ng OF Theodore street. returned last week visit
h relatives in South Carolina. Dr. and Mrs Seabrooks
re back from an extended motor trip through several
tates in the West. They distance of several
housand miles and visited Yellowstone park Yosemite
park and several beautiful national forest reserves
Others who have been out of the city and returned
include Mr. and Mrs. John W. Trpett and daughter and
heir sister Mrs Ruth Clark. They have just returned
rom Southern tour having taken in many points of in
crest Mr.. and Mrs L. Farrar 1855 Twenty-Eighth
reet, motored to Springfield Ohio, last week. Their
on William Smith returned with them to make his home
} city.
ernoon, when Mrs. s. c. Jordan. 1881 Woodrow, enter
lined at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Kate Clay of Hous-
n Texas who has taught in the public schools of that
PITY for fifty years. Other guests present, who enjoyed
eeting Mrs. Clay, included Mesdames Catherine Ents-
nger, Halford, Roxie Bell, Todd, Cherry Austin Bbb
ts Gertrude smith, and Nell Catlett Ransom An inter-
uyaa foil Mrs Matti
Brown history of Peter Pan Nursery Mrs Clay personal
Experiences in her school work; Mrs Ransom two excel
ent readings
Among the sick and convalescing friends whom we
ope SOON will be quite we'll again, Lloyd Baer, who
convalescing at University hospital following recent
peraton Joseph Llard, of Alger who has been
the sick list several weeks Mrs Ida Wells of Mullet
reet, who is home again. following illness at Parksde
Rospita Miss Mabel Wndrow. 59S Hague avenue, in
Fructor of Bible vocational class at Scott M. F.
hurch who has been i'll several days Mrs Nora Charles
n, wife of Rev. j. A. Charleston of st. Paul A. NJ
hurch recovering from an arm fracture received IN
a while attending the Mite Missionary convention in
flint, Mich.
Several ouof-towners have recently visited city
mong them being Mr. and Mrs Jones. 1888 Calumet ave
ue Chicago house guests of Mrs. Anna Ledet 656 Gar
feld The Jones spent a lovely week end
celebrating in the Motor City.
md Phoenix Arz and recently of Chicago returned to
chicago Saturday, after visiting her cousin Mrs Edwin
ay Of Milford apartments Mrs Cox will leave Chicago
ext week, enroute to California to join her husband and
bake her future home in the West. Mrs. Ray was re-
sntly appointed state Mother of King Solomons Temple
4 Religious Science, No So, Detroit.
Last Friday the students at the Bee Dew School OF
Beauty Culture surprised Mrs. Carrie Riley with hand
cme birthday gift in the form OF leather pre case
Riley who is instructor at the school was surpris-
by this expression of esteem and is proudly exhibiting
Pc gift to her many friends.
Mrs. H. C. Crider, SIS Hague avenue wife of Rev. w
Cder of Allen Temple A. NJ E. church, is in Chicago
nois visiting her brother and sisterinaw, DR. and Mrs
N w. Gibbs.
DR.. and Mrs M. c. Ransom have their house guest
Tor the summer their little nephew, Richard Lawson, OF
Buffalo, N. Y.
The North End Youth council will sponsor lawn
party at 800 King street. Sunday July IT, On Saturday
July 16 the council will also have wener roast at Palm
\ park.
Mrs. Banks, of Chicago, Illinois, sister OF Mr. Nc
Donald of ST. Johns Presbyterian choir is visiting friends
Pnd relatives in this city. Il
One of the jolly ANAL affairs given over the week END
as the "gettogether," which was given by Mrs T. A.
lowell 1915 McDougal in honor of her niece, lrma har
fs. who is visiting here from Richmond, Va Delightful
efreshments served blythe hostess The guest s
cuded Jack Rodgers Frances Raiford Marjorie Green
Pee, Marguerite Williams, Henry Anderson, Margaret
fcCal, Harrison Washington Ben Davis, and Wilnam