The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-12
The PartoIEine
By MARIAN

There is always something excit-
ing about the summer Travelogue
Meeting people from every
where and then receiving our
own, homeward after vacations full
Of interesting tidbits blithe
and bronze or something.
Cornelius Ford Jr., spent fort
night in Detroit. He visited the
Rawlings on Pennsylvania avenue,
and has now returned 10 his homo
at Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coley olds, Miss
Katie Olds, and Miss Mildred Gard
ner left for a weeks stay in Ores
den, Tenn, and ole Kentucky wita
friends and relatives.
Elsie and David Rambeau are
seeing the Worlds Fair. They viii
visit Washington, too, before re-
turning home to Jean and Ben
Rambeau, their parents.
Off to Hampton to enjoy the ten
mis- tournament dash Paul Davis
Evelyn Solomon, Hertha Priest, Sa-
die Routt, Ann Smith, Ruth Webb
Adele Wallace.
The Virgil Talberts are delegates
to the D.A.V. convention in Boston
En- route home they will visit the
fair and Washington.
Mrs. Claudia johnson Of Thir'
tieth is entertaining her mother
Mrs. Emma Saunders from Texas.
Mrs. o. E. Walker is home fror
Cleveland, where she attended hei
church convention and the wedding
of Ann Bradley and DR.. James
Wiley.
The Thomas C. Tsylors are hosts
to Miss Margaret Thurston from
Louisville, Ky.
Thelma Hicks OF San Antonio
Texas is enjoying a whirl Of pleas
Tres while here with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas johnson. She was honored
at a swimming party Friday out
to the Islanders. Others were Mar
guerite Hendricks, Horace Ken
bricks, and Frank Smith.
Mrs. Arthur E. Crouch and her
daughter, Mary Catherine. are home
from indianapolis. There they
were visiting Mrs. Minnie Mitchell
of Bangor avenue.
Miss Thelma Martin, president Of
the Auroras, is receiving her sum-
mer mail in South Carolina.
The Joseph H. Benneys arc home
from IdleWild and Woodland. The.i
were accompanied on their trip by
Mrs. ]. Mckinley Lee Of Lansing
and Father ]. R. Lewis.
With so many visitors here tC
she Shriners National convention
there are many interesting people
to meet. Mrs. VILLA Allen Pollard
international secretary Of St. Louis
Nc. Julius Flood, ITgskegee- iDsti-
tute; Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Green, Bal
timore, Nd; H. C. Galloway. Birm
ingham, Ala; Mark Hill, Ports
mouth. Va; Mrs, Jessie p Williams
worthy grand matron, Pittsfiel1
Mass; H. A. Wilson, Baltimore
Md; Roger 7. Thompson, Newpor
News, Va: Mauda Turnstall, Nor
folk, Va; Edith Davis, Washington
D. c.; Walter Dean, grand com
mander, Detroit; C. H. Ellis, GE.W
San Antonio, Texas; Elmer Wal
lace, grand master OF Michigan; J
L. Webb, Hot Springs, Ark; Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Scott, Providence
R. l.; Mrs. Ida NJ. Robertson, grant
matron Of California.
Miss Frances Norfleet invited Il
many Of the Sigma Gamma Ri,
sorors in a gay get-scquainted part.
for Sue Velia Dixon Of Lane uni
versity in Tennessee, who plans u
attend Wayne In Detroit this fall
Present were Mavis Bonney, Chris
tine Wright, Elaine Dudley, Helei
H Childs, Vera Richardson, Louis
McGruder, Lillian Wyatt, Flossi'
williams, Elanoise Jones, Paulin'
Stars Of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Pearl Childs invited he
Sunday school Gloss for dinner gu
to St. Clair, Mich, at the Brake
.ield home. Enjoying the trii
we're Josephine Brydson. Mr.. an;
Mrs. Wimbley, Mrs. Stovall. Win;
Wellington. Carrie Finley, Genevi
Brown, Lille Mae Watts. BLANCHE
Hill. Alice Thomas, Mittie Berry
wiladell Alexander, Velina Bell
veslie Strayhorn. Marie Terreni
3ernice Pittman. Elizabeth Keatz5
Oldmeter Tate. Neal Tate, Secot,
Hudson, Telford Duncan, Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Colbert, Margaret Ogleyree
Mr.. and Mrs. Colbert Mrs. Troy .
Texas. a houseguest Of Mrs. Childs
Mrs. Leomsns OF South Bend, MI
and Mrs. Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Patter
son and family, Mrs. Anderson
and Mr.. Smith.
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