The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-09
CONANT GARDENS

ing program. The star OF the pro-
gram was Master Edward Thomas, T
years OF age, who brought down the
house in a round of applause with
his rendition OF the spiritual. Jesus
Will Lead Me All the Way
Mrs. Ocie Williams Of Watko
street, a faithful member Of the
church, is i'll in the Henry Ford
hospital. We hope that she will
be out soon, as lively and well as
ever.
Acme Nine Bridge Club
The Acme Nine Bridge club met
at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Bellmay on Binder last Monday,
First. second and third prizes were
won, respectively, by Mesdames E.
Bellmsy, Priscilla Harvey and Al
berta Elders. Mrs. Julia Lyons is
president Other members pres
ent were; Mesdames Aldine Mathis,
Ida Beatty, Mary Reddick, Eliza
beth Norman and Doris Noble. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Julia Lyons on Ironwood avenue.
Mitchell Memorial Methodist
Rev. z. T. Byrd, pastor
Rev Byrd spoke with great in
spiration and enthusiasm on last
Sunday morning from the text: BE
Thou Faithful Unto Death" Mrs.
Paralee Richbowl and Mrs. M. B.
King were guests at the morning
services.
At $3.50 Rev. Everett McRae was
guest speaker for the monthly must
cal. His subject: Doing Your Best"
was well delivered. Rev. McRae is
the brother OF the former pastor
o. the church and well prepared
minister. The program was pre-
sen.ed 10 quite an appreciative
audience.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Louise Major on next Thursday aft
ernoon. Business of great import
ance.
The Sunday school superintendent
is asking that siiehildfen desiring
to participate on the Christmas pro-
gram TO see Mrs. EloiSe Hopkins
Immediately The Epworth league
meets every Sunday evening at $50
The public is invited.
Mrs. vincett Passes
Mrs. Anna Vincett, the beloved
and only aunt of Mrs. James Jen-
nings of Wexford, passed away on
November Is, in the Receiving hos
pital. Funeral services were held
the past week at the Webster fu-
neral home on Fredericks, Rev.
George Baber officiated.
She leaves 10 mourn her loss, one
daughter, Mrs. Alice Burke, who is
i'll in the Herman Keifer hospital,
several nieces and a host Of rela-
tives and friends.
Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs
We present orchids TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Mills and the Phi
Delta Kappa sorority for present
ing to the public an evening of in
tense, breathtaking entertainment.
Veteran theatre goers as we are we
do not remember having enjoyed
any performance more thoroughly
than the artistic, fantastic operetta
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
presented at the Art institute FRI
day evening. The performance was
superb, the costumes beautiful and
authentic. the settings appropriate
and left nothing to be desired. The
.queen;- Snow White her maids the
dwarfs and the entire cast stole our
hearts as they played their various
parts.
We are indeed fortunate to have
within our group such artists as
Mr.. and Mrs Mills. To direct is an
art and we who attended Friday
evening concur in the opinion that
they are artists in the most glowing
definitions OF the word. Three hours
performance. no long wait between
acts and all the small details care
fully checked TO guarantee an even
ing OF rare entertainment for their
guests. Detroit manifested its ap.
probation by coming out in large
numbers despite the very inclem.
ent weather.
To Mrs. Thelma Parker, basileus
and her very efficient committees
we extend congratulations They al
worked so hard and may their mex
play be Just as successful and tina
is large order to fill
, Among the hundreds there W.
saw only a few, our eyes wert
glued to the stage to see what can't
next but we did see Mr. and Mrs
. George Hoagland. Mrs. Ernestini
Postles. Mr. and Mrs James Bell
may, Jesse Parker. Mr.. and Mrs
, Charles Ransom. Mrs James Jen
: nings. Mrs. Gertie Walker. Mr.: