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

er, Martha Brady;
Howard Fandy. Buddy Jones.
Ruth Meuse, Charles Seymour,
Stanley Simons, DeMarr Solomon,
Charles Samples, Emetta Morton,
Harrison Stewart Sylvester Stew
art, Billy Russell, Dura Anderson,
Billy Sexton;
Bartram Drew, Lucille Toomer,
Charles Timbers. Hazel Bonner,
lola Palmer, Thomas White, Mr..
and Mrs. George Mckenzie, jam
setIa Simmons, Gertherine Jones,
Josephine Timbers, Bill Jason, Ed
ward Harris, Jack Barthwell, CAL
win Porter, Mary DeLoach, Oliver
Daniels, Shirley Timbers, Esther
Dade, Rubin Moseley, Robert Mos
ley.
The younger set came home from
the West Virginia Wherefore clas-
sic at Wherefore. They played
during the fortnight, danced and
frolicked and now homeward came
Otto Nicholas. Welton Lloyd, STAN
ley Curtis, Louise Jones, Dorothy
Everett Norman Morris, Louise
Bowe, Dannie Carter, Robert White,
Ralph Mason, George Barnes, Fran
ces Burton, Russ Hall, and Mary
F. Jackson OF Dayton.
Mrs. Catherine, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rhodes, w. S. Farmer and B. H
Farmer are home after visiting in
Roanoke, Lynchburg. Atavista, Va.
william EHtzmiHgeF attended the
lay delegates conference in Chicago.
Minetti White, charming school
teacher at Lincoln, returned to Sc
dalia, Mo, after visiting here for
a fortnight and greeting friends
she made when she attended the
U. Of NJ. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Ramsey and
daughter, Marjorie. are in Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
The Detroit Socialites were host
ess to bridge when they met with
Mrs, Carlotta Reid out on Belvidere
avenue
Guests were the highlights who
joined them gaily in their bridge.
Attending were Emmie Coins,
Priscilla Thomas, Thelma Williams.
Mrs. Hubert, Lula Davis, Estelle
Gaskiu, M Scott, Irene Watts, W.
Marie Boddie, Laura Langston, Ma
bic Florea, Lucille Freeman, May
me Bryant, Alice Bailey, Verda
White, Minnie Dixon, Mary Black
burn, Maud Russian. Ella Sweeney,
HATTIE Patterson, Alena Davis. Lii
liam lines, Addie johnson, Willie
VI Jones, Thelma Palmer and 9TH
ers.
The Plymouth Society of the Ply
mouth Congregational church are
opening the new Parish house. SUM-
day with a tea following W. C.
Handy's recital. All are invited to
JON this on this occasion.
Cupid set the pace with Turkey
day and in the news definitely
this week are a galaxy OF parties
as well as bridal news. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cecil OF Tire
man avenue. feted their daughter
Bernice, with a huge reception. an
nouncing her marriage Of October
N to Beryl Williams Of Cincinnati
The reception was held at the
WV. c A., and three recreation
rooms were crowded with gifts Of
the popular couple.
For the occasion the bride was
dressed in a lovely blue gown. Her
flowers were orchids. Her mother
wore a pale peach gown and a cor
sage Of carnations.
They plan to make their home in
Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs James Henry Roby
announce the marriage Of their son,
Flames Edward to Gloria Alexander
Of Buxton, Ontario. The wedding
was solemnized in Buxton, How
ever, they plan to reside in Detroit
Following surprise marriage
on August "a in Fremont, Ohio,
MIR ana Mrs Eesiie Maxwell tefar-
ice Moorel were feted at a reception
given at the home Of the bride's
parents, Sunday. The bride wore
a stunning gown in off white mar
quisite studded with rhinestones
and tiny blue metal stars. Her cor
sage was Of gardenias.
Her mother. Mrs. John Gla-s. was
smart in black marquisette with a