The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-17

Mrs. burrell Carter Hostess
The Sorosis group held its clos
ing party at the home Of Mrs, Bur
rell Carter on rwenty-fifth street
The affair was in the form OF a
breakfast and had Mrs. Daisy
Lampkin Of Pittsburgh as the guest
Of honor A delicious chicken
menu was served
The chairman Of the special func-
ton committee. Mrs. Alma McMa-
hon, introduced the officers for the
ensuing year. The officers are Mrs.
Florine Mckinney, president; Mrs.
Otey V Smith, vice president; Mrs.
Lemie Miles. secretary; Mrs. J.
johnson, treasurer,
Others present included Miss
Elizabeth Gulley Mrs Eugenia
Wade, Mrs. Rowena Watkins. Mrs,
Mildred Graft. Mrs. Ardenah Steph-
ems, Mrs Geneva Casey, Mrs.
Lemmie Sanders, Mrs, lnell Brewer
and Mrs, Rookie Bell.
Visiting Here
Miss Bess Hawkins, a junior from
Virginia State college OF Peters,
burg, Va, and member OF Delta
Sigma Theta sorority, on a leave
OF absence from school is visiting
her great aunt and Uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs, Clyde F. Lee OF 64lo Scotch
avenue the past several weeks.
Miss Hawkins plans to visit At
lantic City and New Jersey on leav-
ing Detroit.
Home from College
Miss Catherine Carter OF SAL
Twenty-fifth street returned home
from very successful year at ST.
Augustine college, Raleigh, N. C.
On her way home she spent several
days visiting in Durham, N. c., and
Washington, D. C.
Miss Carter is the charming Young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell
Carter. Her many friends and ac-
quaintances welcome her home on
her vacation.
Host to Young Set
The beautiful home OF Leroy R.
Scott on Scotch avenue, was the
perfect setting for a gay birthday
party The newly decorated rooms
and their soft lights were perfect
for dancing,
The guests were received by the
hnst-ap- dhiS mother Mrs. LaBeta
Scott; his grandmother, Mrs. Hat
tie Slater and Mrs, Susie johnson,
friend OF the family
For entertainment the guests
played bridge, Chinese checkers
and danced to the recordings OF the
best Race orchestra; at midnight
an intermisSion was called and re-
freshments served,
Among the guests were Willie
Mcqueen. Marchslle Whitaker,
Louis Baten, Dorothy Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Street, Cecil Alb
bolt Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lyles, Orial
Taylor, Postella Greham, Mary
Brooks, Tressie Greham, Ruth
Hughes, Anna S. Platter, Evelyn
Hughes, Calvin Nentour- John Bur-
ton William Stewart, Cert White,
Wilfred Lumpkins, Bill Shores, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Slater, Neomi Mar
tin, Herman Lloyd Daniel Jack
son, John Borner, Marjorie Mil
ton and others.
Return from Visit
D. Mrs. P. Kelly of williams ave-
nue., Mr.. and Mrs. johnson OF 1902
Brush street and Mrs. Reid Of 1855
Merrick avenue have returned from
Chicago, ILL.,, and Gary, Ind. where
they visited Mrs, Jean Graham
Of Gary and other friends in Illinois.
Home from College
Paul Pollard OF Roosevelt avenue
is home from college to spend his
summer vacation with his parents.
Paul is attending college in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Promoted In Sunday School
Louis Reaves, youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Reaves OF Roosevelt
avenue, was among a group OF
more than twenty little children to
receive certificates of promotion
from the cradle-roll to beginners
classes in Mt. Olive Sunday school,
Sunday afternoon, June II, with
Children's day program.
Mrs. F. f. Davis, superintendent