The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-22

and for social recreation the Part,
line has taken 10 the great outdoor
Out to Cas- Benton Park on Sun
day for the Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity, their friends there wa
gay pleasures swimming, base
ball hiking and the good old picni'
baskets held their spell Of the lovely
weather.
Among the many were Mr.. anc
Mrs, Eugene Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
Armstesd Pierro Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-
sius Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Bowen. Atty and Mrs. Julian Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. N, Hackett and daugh-
ter. Shirley, DR.. and Mrs. Sidney
Barthwell. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Walker. Atty. Joe Craigen, Fred
erick and James Cain. Edward Car
son, Hubert Scott, Harold Glenn,
Allen Lee. Robert Love, DR. Howard,
Miss Julia Boster;
Mr.. Keens OF indianapolis, DR..
Bodie, DR.. and Mrs. Connolly, John
Priestly. MIS-. Myrtle Seabrooks and
son, Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Loving, DR.. and Mrs. Connley, Mrs.
Joseph Butler. Miss Regina Solomon,
Mrs. Lewis and daughter. Patricia.
of Cleveland, Theodore owen. Mr.,
and Mrs. Lyman Gillespie, DR.. Ed
gar Keemer, DR., Beatrice Keemer,
Mrs, Leonard Troutman;
Miss Strong, Mr.. Carmichael,
Atty. and Mrs, Judson Powell and
family. Atty. and Mrs. Benjamin
Smith, Messrs= Horace Sheffield.
VENT Perkins III. Finley Gu;herie.
Stanford Hicks. Kenneth Stone
street. John johnson Emmett Lloyd.
Joseph Neal. P. Rosemond Davis,
Charlotte Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs, AL
yin Loving inland Mrs Floyd
Penick, Miss Fisher OF Atlanta, and
others.
The Chrysler Employment Picnic
was given Saturday at River Rouge,
This was their fifth annual affair,
and always boasts capacity crowd,
and plenty for all OF their guests.
L. ]. Young chsirmaned the affair.
A few OF their special guests were
DR.. McCord and staff Of Chrysler
Hygiene Laboratories; Lance Haskell
assistant working manager Of Dodge
plant; K, T. Keller, president Of
Chrysler Motors, gave away $40 in
prize in drawings Other officials
who gave cash prizes were Charles
ONesl, c. T. Vinegar, and D. A.
Sampson. There was a ball game,
many races and music by the Am
bassadors OF Rhythm.
The Appomattox club-l4th con-
gressional district, gave breakfast
early Sunday morning out to Belle
Isle. Each member invited few
guests, and there was plenty of food
and fun for all present,
Mrs. Mary E. Merrick, wife Of
Fred S. Merrick, wishes TO thank
her many friends for their kind
sympathy during the illness and
death Of her husband.
Mrs, Edith Marshall Of Toronto.
Ontario, is visiting her niece and
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel
Richey OF Vancourt avenue.
Getting ready for two weeks OF
holiday fun are Mrs. Albert Beason,
Mrs. Ardell Tate, Mrs. Walter
Brewer, Mrs. Lucille Easton
the jolly foursome will leave for
Woodland Park this week.
When Agnes Moore of Knoxville
and Phygenau Bailey our Detroit
dancer, arrived from their vacation
in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, they
were gaily greeted by jolly group,
who continued the merry making
far into the night. The group in
cluded Levi Gardner, Leroy Harris,
Lee Morris, william Gary, Louis
Jefferson. Geraldine Mitchell, Leila
Preston, Barbra Mccoy OF Spring.
field, Ohio; Helen Taylor, Ida
Crockett, Dorothy and Elizabeth
McCray, Julius Watkins, Bruce
Bailey Jr., and Charles Burrell
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dodds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Moseley, also
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball are home
after their gay trip to Buffalo,
wherein they were entertained
royalty.
The IW.V. club went oyer to
Pontiac, and to the Mellow Lane
club Saturday to celebrate its birth
day. Music and fun and plenty Of
delicious food were in store for
their guests, Marguerite Foye, Glen
McKesson Jr.. Elizabeth Logan,
Joseph Smith, Marie Royston, Will
liam Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Jones. MIR, and Mrs Levy findaie5
George Dillon, Phillip Hill. Mrs.
Viola Stevens is president of the
club; Madeline Whitlock, Lucille
Wilburn, Bertha Frazier, Espinola
Jones, Ann Jones, Eta Grange, who
chairmaned the affair. Their hubbs
also, Orla Stevens, Pero Thompson,
Fleming Whitlock. Charles Wilburn,
Leroy Frazier, Charles Jones, Nor
man Granger were there.
The Quien Sabes were over to
Gertrude Moss Thursday. Bridge
and bingo were the fun, and greet
ings TO the many guests.
There was Verna Swan, who is
home from Gary, Ind, and her
newly sister-in-law, Betty
Swami, formerly OF Cleveland, Hor-
tense Pickens Of Pensacola, Fla,
and Marian Rawlings, completed the
guest role. The evening was Jolly.
Gertrude's mother was in town over
the week end She is from Cleve-
land.
Miss Dorothy knight, secretary OF
the LaNong Sha Long club is con-
valescing since her operation al
Grace hospital.
Master Elwood Darlington is the
house guest OF his aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson OF