The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-02

briuge Hostess
Mrs. Melvin T. jackson OF 1852
fireman avenue entertained with
bridge honoring Mrs. H. W. Mo
Henry, house. guest OF the Jethro
Chappelles.
Guests at the party included: Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Jethro Chappelle, Mr., and Mrs AL
fred Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. vallie
Walker, Mrs Charles W. Jackson,
Melvin Jackson and the honor guest.
Mrs. H. W McHenry.
Host and Hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Revy Turner OF
Medbury have had as their house
guest Mrs. F E. Weaver Of Bir-
mingham. Ala. sister OF Mr.. Tur-
ner Many entertainments were
given in her honor, dinner at the
home Of Mrs, George L. Knox Of
rwenty-eighth street, Friday, and
dinner party at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G E. Bailey OF MeGraw,
attended the Nacirama week -iunc-
tons and saw many interesting
spots in Detroit.
Mrs, Weaver left earlier in this
week to go to New York city to
see the Worlds Fair and from
there TO Washington. DC, before
starting her homeward trend to
Birmingham, Ala.
Hostess At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Stephens
o, 1888 rwenty-eighth street were
host and hostess at a dinner, en-
tertaining Ia guests in their home
on Wednesday evening of last week,
honoring Mrs. lilly Hud,on Of At
lanta, Ga. The table was enhanced
with many beautiful summer flow
ers. After dinner bridge was
played and enjoyed.
Surprise Shower
A surprise stork shower was Civ
en- by Mrs. A B. Smith and Ruby
franklin -Ninswcod- Mrs
Theodore Stephens young expec-
tant mother.
When brought to the shower by
Mrs. Martinez. who informed her
the shower was for someone else,
she came with eyes sparkling and
full Of smiles, expecting someone
else to open the packages. After
socializing while, Mrs Smith, one
Of the hostesses, asked Mrs. Ste
phens to open the little gifts and
informed her that the shower was
given in her honor. She was sur
prised beyond words.
Those present were; Mesdames
Bernice Glover, Lula Martinez,
Marie Stewart, Roberta Crew, Flora
Talbert, R. Luvine Cooper and
Mary Lorick.
House Guest
Mr.. and Mrs, G E. Bailey Of 42l6
McGraw have as their house guest
Mrs. Esther Bailey who was called
here due to a serious accident to
her grandson, Harry Bailey, age l6.
Mrs. Bailey Sr., will stay indef-
initely and will return to Keokuk,
Iowa, when her grandson is better,
Hostess at Dinner
Mrs. Mytilla Jackson Of Twenty
fifth street, was hostess to a 6
o'clock dinner Wednesday after
noon. given in honor of Mesdames
Charles Atkins Jr, of Knoxville,
Tenn. James Blair Nora Wilker-
son of Cleveland, Miss Marion
Resenover Of Indianapolis, Ind;
Miss Daniels, also from Indiana
polls, Others present were: Julie
Jackson, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Charles
Atkins Sr., Mrs. Melinda Wherry
and Robert Montgomery Of In
oianapolis.
Mrs Blair and Atkinson are the
house guests OF Mrs, Clara McClain
Of 1854 Stanford avenue.
Mrs. Jackson has as her house
guests Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of
Dayton. Ohio, to spend a few days.
Mrs. Booker Hostess At Dinner
Mrs. Alma Booker entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and
daughter at dinner Saturday Of last
week The Scots are from Wash
ington, D. C., and are the house
guests of their son and daughter
Air-aaa-M Fs,-Jsmes- sectt-Jr,-of
Brewster Center project
Visits Detroit
Mr. ana Mrs. O'Hern Of New
Orleans, La, stopped over TO visit
friends and relatives in Detroit,
Friday of last week. They are stay
ing in Grand Rapids while visiting
Michigan A luncheon was given
in their honor at Belle Isle. Fri
day.
Stork Visit
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs
William Walker last week and left
a bouncing baby boy, weighing 8ls
pounds at their home, 500 Twenty
fifth street
Mrs. J. Yancy Hostess
Mrs Jaures Yancy of 800 IRON
wood had as her house guests last
week Miss Marian Smith OF New
York city and Stinson Broadus,
teacher in Kentucky State college,
Frankfort, Ky
Visiting In New York
Mrs. E. Worthy of 1919 West Kir-
by left Friday of last week for
New York city. where she will visit
the Worlds Fair and her sister. Mrs.
Leona Mitchell.
Returns To Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Muse and
daughter, Ruth, returned to the
city after visiting relatives in Rich
mond. Va. and Washington, DC.
Home From Georgia
Mrs. Queen Broadus and son of
West Kirby have returned home
TUSKEGEE