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

; Bernadine Jordan, Kate French,
Nellie Watts, Mrs Raiford, and her
sister, Miss Carrie Watts of Geor-
gia, Dorothy Jones, Mrs. Victor
Hicks and her houseguest, Lillian
Owens, Hazel Lyman, Eddie Rob-
inson, Mary Roberts, Lucille Lee,
Elaine Conway, Marguerite Fuller,
Mellisabelle Grant.
Miss Mary Rankins and Mr.. Gil
bert Miller are Mr.. and Mrs now.
and the occasion was celebrated
with an elaborate reception given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Miller (the groom's parents) last
Sunday Flowers were in profu-
sion, dahlias and roses, lending a
colorful background to the setting.
Mary wore blue net over blue sat-
in, for the reception. Her mother
in-law, Mrs. Miller, chose a gown
Of black and white silk, while her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Foreman was
charming in black satin flower
ed dress.
Extending fluctuations were Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. John
P. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.P. T. Teet-
ers, DR.. and Mrs. Greenidge, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Asher, Mrs. W.
Brady Mrs. M. ]. White, Mr.. John
Dewberry, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Spen-
Ger, Rev. and Mrs. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lett. Miss Ethel
Robinson, Mrs. Lula Taylor and
daughters, Mr., and Msr. Kyles, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo Cross, Mrs. Lucille
Webb, Mr. and Mrs. X. Woods, DR..
and Mrs George West, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson. Mrs. Jesse Foster, Mrs.
Josephine Vincent. Mrs. Viola
Perry Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. King
Callen, Mr. Howard Russell.
A surprise birthday party hon
ored Clayton Allen Thursday, when
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Authenticated his friends over Re-
freshments, games and thoughtful
membranes added 70 the zest OF
the evening for Evelyn Hill, Jayne
Thomas, Herbert Talley. Muriel
Williams, Clinton johnson, Mamie
Ruth Lawson Of Chicago, Richard
Snowden, Joseph Thomas. Milton
Greenlee. Elizabeth GU. Leonard
Virgins, Lucille Perry, Mildred
Crawford. Erma Broder. Annie and
Clement Coins, Jessie Hogabrook,
Annie Russell, Edith Hall, Clara
Perry, Salons Watkins, Leonard
Hogabrook, Alice Goodwin, Eu-
gene HUMPHREYS. Nesbitt Patton
Robert and Harold Cook, Arnold
and Frederick Allen, Florence Cur
ry, Ruth Jackson, John Harvelle.
Marian Greenlee, Mary Teasley.
and a host OF others.
Edward Toran was surprised
thoroughly when he arrived home,
as Evelyn Miles and Mrs. Rice
Brown had given him a party.
Many Of his pals were on hand for
the laughter. Buffet luncheon was
served and tasty cocktails. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs
J. Echols, Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr.
Green. Mr.. Hosea Miller, Miss
Elizabeth Scaggs, Mr.. Richard
Suinger, Mr.. Edward Toran, Miss
Evelyn Miles, Mr.. Laster.
Elizabeth Park was used for the
last breakfast outing Of the season |
given by the Omegas Sunday The
wives, sweethearts and brothers |
donned aprons and cooked |
. many morning delicacies
that added energy 10 the group for
the poppy softball game . that
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones Of |
Hague avenue gave a party for
their sister, Miss Janetta Allen Of
Dumas, Arkansas, and Miss Betty
Pippens Of Birmingham. Alabama,
during last week end twas
It's fun Beeting |
interesting new visitors Il
Guests included Learline. /Wilker-
son Of Washington, D. CT Mrs A.