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FOREST HILLS

4-bedroom. center-hall house in this
most desirable residential section. Very
large living room. slsssed-in sun porch.
side drive and 2-car garage.
MEAD COZ INDIA q 18th
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
rent in nearby Maryland. list it with j.
NOBLE BOAZ. 6s40 Wisconsin ave. WI
264s.
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Q BEDROOMS list FLOOR

coy bungalow cottage with rooms,
baths, convenient to everything. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. MA. 1893 until m.
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
Foxhall Road Section.

Beautiful location. GEORGETOWN. 13
rooms, q baths. A. B. c.. oil burner, single
gar. Very good condition. Call MR..
SMALL National 1888
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN, $3.50.
Brick remodeled home Of 2 bedrms. and
bath. powder room. fireplace. Evenings.
Michigan 2121.
$8,750-Cleveland Park.
An unusual opportunity to acquire very
cially desirable surroundings. 1t Is Just .
short distance ON Wisconsin ave. and is
convenient to the John Eaton Public School
and the National Cathedral. 2 stories and
attic, z rooms, bedrooms, maids room,
many modern conveniences, hot-water heat.
Entire property in excellent condition. I'M
mediate possession and liberal terms can
be made. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC.
d: $3.50, OR EVENINGS CALL MR.. KEY,
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ESQ,

Mr.. Soldiers Home Park. below Park
road. Attractive 20-ft brick 6 rooms.
bath. h.-wh.. cleo Rental value on at
tractive terms. Evenings phone Columbia
s166, Mr.. Owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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WILL EACHANGE
New detached brick, bedrooms 9
baths, attached garage. aforementioned
heat: located on beautifully wooded lot,
Silver Spring.
New detached brick bedrooms. 9
baths hot-water heat: close to schools
and transportation
Will consider smaller homes or row
houses. Call r. e. McCONV1LLE. WI
T413
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

1901 NORTH CALvER ST. LYON VII
lage-5 rooms. bath; oil heat; S65. Phone
oxford 2571.
EVANSVILLE. $3.50. FOREST DRIVES
rooms nicely furnished automatic heat:
convenient transp. Reasonable. Wsrheld
5 rooms auto. heat ------~S55 month
7 rooms new. auto. heat = $40 month
z. rooms. 2 baths S110 month
II rooms. 9 baths (furn.) sIOo month
rooms. . baths. new, furn.), S125 mo.
1917 Lee Highway. Chestnut 9333.
ARLINGTON AND ROOM HOUSES
detached and semi-de tached. furnished or
unfurnished; with all modern improve
ments Near schools. stores and trsnspor-
tation. Several locations in Arlington. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike.
ARLINGTON vA-5 ROOMS. AMI; $50
8 rooms, ami S95. rooms ami; SO
-OO LYON. NC Oh. 7o7o.
s1x-RooM. MOD. BUNGALOW.
Five-room; mod bungalow, h.-wh. - 50
Immediate possession. r. T VIOLET &
SON. 3S43 Bath st, Mt Rainier. Nd.
Warfeld 4542
AURORA HILLS.
Newly decorated 5-room bungalow, on
large wooded lot: living room with fire.
place. oil heat; Is min. to city: mr.. Army
Navy Country Club; S55 month
GREEN AND MAGRUDER.
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 1888, oxford 1879.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IL APIS, RENTED. s33s: BRICK. sTOK.
er, refg.: fine cond.; white, NV: take W.
hcme part payment. OWNER. RIA. $40.
NEAR CAPITOL-1O R. 3 KIT. 2 B,
mo: $3.50. A buy. OWNER, Box 23s-A,
Star. 2S'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

TWO UPPER FLOORS. VERY REASON
able. suitable for storage rooms: heated;
electric light, lavatory. Apply 929 H st. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Northwest Suburban Home,
WoaIol Ot 1n0vOOE


Beautifully, situated center-han brick
jacent to Connecticut ave. 0 excellent
room and recreation room with hreplaces.
maids room and facilities, large screened
side porch. ioored attic. Built-in garage,
rock wool insulation. Price, S11,75O. A
smaller home or investment property Will
be considered in exchange. THOS. J.
FISHER g. Co. INC: DI $3.50. OR EVE
NINGS CALL MR.. O'DONNELL. ia. 5172.
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.
(PART OF THE MONASTERY GROUNDs)
Sample House, 1905 18th Pl. NE.
FURNISHED BY HnDA N. MILLER. =
New detached brick; 3 master bedrms..
baths. large living room with fireplace
attached garsse: gas aforementioned heat;
PRICE, Si0.450-TERMs OR TRADE.
1918 18th Pl. NE.
4 master bedrms. e bedrms. and bath
LIST floor: S13.150; terms or trade.
OPEN DAILY TILL 0 PM
To reach: Out R. I. ave to 18th st. ne
left to Otis pL. left to 18th pl.. right to
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
2125 r. /. Ave no. 5000.
BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST.,
New home-frst showing. 2125 36th
pl. sc. Modern in design: high-gra de
workmanship and material. Be sure TO in
spect before deciding. NOLAN a. NOLAN
owners and builders. Atlantic 1924.
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39s ACRES. RIVER BOTTOM LAND, Ex-
cellent state Of cultivation; fine blue grass.
Located on River I'd Just above Seneca,
Md; price reasonable. MUNGER HOL-
LINGSWORTH CO. Bethesda Bank Bldg,
Bethesda, Md WI 1852
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LOTS WANTED

wANTED-A PIECE OF LAND NEAR A
Catholic church. within the D. Of c. pre-
ferred. Box 220-A Star go
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. AL,
OWNER SAYS SELL

At q loss. This 4-bedroom home with 3
baths. "a blk. on Conn. ave. with 90-ft.
lot for only S10,500; easy terms. 37O5
Military I'd. Call Mr.. Goelz.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI. 2431. Wilson Lane Bethesda
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DROOMS-CONSIDER TRADE.
Practically new. this handsome Colonial
corner lot in exclusive "Westwood' adj.
Wesley Hciahts It includes. Spacious hv.
rm.. paneled library and adjoining lava
recreation room with fireplace, 3 full baths,
Woodley 1879.
A q
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CHEVY CHASE.
$3.50 CASH-INSPECT!
$10,950-Chevy Chase, D. c.,

OOIIII,
A lovely new Town Home" convenient
and desirable location and within q mo-
ment's walk of stores, transportation. ele-
mentary. Junior and senior high schools
Center entrance plan living room with IRE
place, dining room, library tor bedroom
nrst-noor lavatory. 3 bedrooms. 2 tile
baths. panelled recreation room opening to
covered terrace. AUTOMATIC AIR CON-
DTTIONING and the very latest conven-
fences. THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC.
DI $3.50, OR EVENINGS CALI, MR.. KEY,
EN- IDOL
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HOME AND 1 ACRE IN BETHESDA MD
large, well-built detached frame. hav-
ing eight rooms and bath and finished
rooms IN attic. Needs redecorating but has
all the essential equipment. including hot
water neat with OIL BURNER: elec. refg,
front porch, sleeping porch, hardwood ifs
and Gear garage Convenient to stores
schools and Transportation. Out-of-towr
owner has priced for immediate sale at
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.,
1905 H st NV Ma 2345
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

CONGRESS HEIGHTS BUNGALOW -
Lovely brick home S6.550. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Call MR.. KERLEY, GE.
0439 or Dl. 3346.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

paved road Good lO-room house, cleo.
available. All necessary farm buildings;
Federal Farm loan of $4,000 can remain
on property at 3hes Price reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale.
Buell. M. Gardiner-J. E. Kelley,
Rockville. Nd. Phone $50.
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

HOUSES UNFINISHED.
BETHESDA. MD; GLENBROOK VILLAGE
adj. Naval Med. Center-SMALL HOUSE
liv. rm., bedrms., kit, bath, gas heat;
$3.50. Key 219 Fairfield dr.
ARLINGTON, 250S LEE BLVD.-NEW s.
rm, large attic, oil heat, S55 mo-; 10c
GREENHOUSE. MA. 1916.
FINE HOMES 3 AND BEDRMS, Ia
baths; bedrm. LIST n. auto. heat, re-
frigerators, garages: Silver Spring Sec;
18th st. bus; S65-S75. CO. 1871. Ewes.
SH. 3471.
MT. PLEASANT. 1887 INGLEsIDE TER
o-bedroom house, gas heat, sos For in
formation. call WI. 1911.
GROOM BRICK; OIL HEAT; GARAGE.
Near school and streetcar. 1914 Bass ave.
ne. Atlantic 0636.
MT. RAINIER-6-RM. HOUSE OIL HEAT,
large fenced yard. garage, $50. WA.
s RMS, 8 B.. 2-cAR GAR. 3714 MASS.
or 1888 T-S60. BEHREND, 1917 F. 30.
I'll DOUGLAS ST. NE-BRICK. RMS.
3 bedrms, incl. sleeping porch: new-house
cond; S47.50 per mo. ma. 0971.
Io5 18th ST SE.-SIX ROOMS AND
bath. s.mf., garage; convenient to trans
Uortation. 26s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDIVIDUAL SERVICE GIVEN TO EVERY:
body: We have a great variety Of lots ana md
easy terms Save time. consult LEWIS q
DAVIS, 40 Maryland ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
Wsrfeld 1900 Open evenings and Sunday.
$40 wooDsIDE PARKWAY. SILVER
Spring, Md.-Just open; entire brick con-
struction, slate roof; garage. porches; IN
sulated attic; air-conditioned: rooms.
l II baths, fireplace; approximately 5000
So. IT. in wooded lot: u block OIL Coles
NEW COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS. BATH. ELEC:
nice location: "a acre ground: $1,000. Also
% acres, 5-room house. 10-acre orchard.
bearing: cleo: hard road $1,000. HER
BERT Z. THOMPSON, Spencerville. Nd.
Ashton 1857.
ONE ACRE.
rooms. modern bungalow: small down
payment. balance 1913 so mo: miles from
D C line Full price, S4.250. LEWIS Il
DAVIS, 100 Maryland ave, Hyatts. WA
1900. Open ewes. and Sundays.
BARGAIN IN A REPOSSEsSED HOME j..
On paved road. close in: over % acre OF
ground, 5 rooms. bath. attic and porches'
Gear garage, nice lawn S6.250
THOS. E FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
121 10th st. NV MA. 0765.
Evenings Call GEORGIA 1855
ARLINGTON. VA.-S6. $50.
s26 N woodrow st.-New brick, 2-story
Colonial home 5 large. rms. cedar-lined
closet de luxe kit. fireplace screened
porch large lot. beautiful shade trees:
stream IN back of lot F H A. approved.
OWNER. CHI. 2165 Open ewes.
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GEORGETOWN
FOREST HILLS-S9,2 $50.

About a Quarter Of an Acre.
This attractive cottage and spacious
price. 1t has rare charm. There are fve
rooms and bath 1.-TWO bedrooms) all on
the first floor. Large screened porch on
living room. storage attic large enough for
two additional rooms; maids room and a
garage Log-burning fireplace and book
nook in living room. Quiet dead-end
street; no trafic. BOSS 81 PHELPS, MA
$500. Evenings or over the week end
call EN- 2195
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Attractive brick home. 8 rooms. baths
modern kitchen. concrete front porch
Bryant aforementioned heat, insulated
furred walls, weather-stripped. screened
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REMARKABLE VALUE.

rooms. baths, brick home. on large
lot, in Chevy Chase. D. c., convenient to
transportation. elementary and parochial
schools. at less than $4,000. To inspect,
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LOTS FOR SALE


10 LARGE LoTs-sOME TREES; WATER,
gas. electric and pavement paid for. Close
to Silver Spring. Md; real bargains. 5000
and up; for one or all; terms. Call sH.
4 SITES SOLD FOR HOMES, / 8O-FT-
front left: $500. cash; Silver SPRING see
ton; ami; 18th st. bus. OWNER, CO.
1871. Ewes. sH. 3471.
10 BUILDING LOTS, 25xfOO, NE. LOCA-
ton; very reasonable. Phone Adams 1900.
BUILpINo SITE IN EsAsHIoNABIE WEST
moreland Hills; sl'Ss0; terms. WI 1883
or 1893.
INDUSTRIAL AND FIRST COMMERCIAL;
I. T. siding available. 2 acres. fronting go
feet on river road "a mile from District
s Sc Gd S ifn e On Nae sss
tlonal 1899
23-50x1OO RESIDENCE LOTS. ADJACENT
beautiful Arlington Village; dedicated and
one boek a f1o hTe. n s4oo from
MIR. CARL Chestnut 2440 or e9i4.
GROUP LOTS, VA. NEAR. COLUMBIA
pike and Arlington Rioge I'd. BOWERS.
National 4064, Hill Bldg
LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT
q city and rv safs S fST aa5S Viz.
quire 2301 S. Arlington Ridge I'd
PA. AVE. Sc, NEAR 18th ST.
o,oo JEROME S, MURRAY.
RE. 2460. 1881 G St. NV. Nj. 1922.
49,, SILVER SPRING, MD.
neiEhborhood Corner. s5x1o5 IT,, $1,000:
04&l0 Ro BERT; o 9tafF5i sI RH.qToe
sH. 5i45. n4D 81. s5sI Ewes
Builders, Buy Your Group Row,
plots. paved streets W. and s. avail; only
$3.50 acre. Also many apt sites down.
elsewhere. JOHN J. wEscoTT, no. 2457.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Sir Beatty
Smiles In
Surprise

At Einc. or there abouts on last
Saturday night. the Misses Victoria
Mccall and Marion Carter. the
Ramon Scruggs the George Tay-
lors. the Lowell Bakers, and Bar
ton Beatty. Jr.. formed gay group
and sailed along the highways TO
Ypsilanti there 10 be the guest OF
Evelyn Douglass Beatty and help
with the surprise fer Gene. Gene
Is Evelyr's "worse-half." adored
nevertheless. hence all the SUR
roundings for his surprise party.
II turned out 10 be grand
surprise on account Of even after
the lads and gals had sung Happy
Birthday" Gene thought them just
bit balmy and started singing
with them. When he realized the
whole thing was for him he was
just that pleased. 1t took all four OF
the Alphas Ramon, Barton. Geo.
and Lowell 10 give that lone
Kappa his birthday trouncing.
There were twcnty-seven candles
on the cake. hut the garg declared
there should have hccn ton more.
There were games and things TO
eat and the presentation OF the gift
which turned out TO he a twin set
OF golf shirts for the Beattys You
see. Evelyn's birthday was We'd
nesday so she had TO be remember
Oh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Spring FashionsBreak
Into Print When Girl
Reserves Offer Show

on last Friday evening the Les
Milleur Girl Reserve group OF Mill
Ter school. presented a spring fash
ior show under the leadership OF
Mrs h. NJ. Grubbs. This was indeed
one OF the outstanding fashion
shows OF the season with the assis-
lance Of the following persons:
Lighting effect Mrs. nellie ID.
Plarte. scenery, Edgar Pitts;
flowers. Johnson Flower Shop: mu-
sic. by the Michigan Concert band;
costumes by the Rose Jean Tog
shop; designers. Mrs. Edw. Tur-
ner. Mrs. +. Cabule and the Cath
crime Dress and Gift shoppe. MILL
merry was supplied by the Jones
shop. Mrs. James Bolden was the
makeup artist and critic Hair
STYLES were provided by the Friend
ship Beauty shop, Miss Gladys
Fringale. Mrs. o. l.. Stevenson
and the Vernon High Beauty shop.
The models were: Winifred Broy-
les. EVELYN Arnold. Moselle Ashery.
Mary Beaner. Matte Fayors. Mary
X. Bell. Fannie Moore. Ernestine
Evans. Frances Harris. Elizabeth
Smith. frankie stevens. Venessa
Yates. Venessa Tate who mod
elcd formal Of powder blue from
the Catherine Dress shop. won the
prize.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Gabriel. Come Blow Your Horn :.

The general conference brings forth the
Good Book also their wives who compelled
still while their hunderousy
recognition with Bishop, Bhop" But social
their and wned dned sumptuousy the notable
who didn't bring enough indcse weather Hal
from Athens She with the mate Dr. Roderick
strong backing for his prospective Secretary of Education
shiverng nobodys
looking fnery home.
fascinating streak of well that's Mary.
Mrs L. H. Berry, from New York has brought along her
ing debuane daughter Miss Gladys be in attendance Mrs B
the the Secretary of Missions A. seby
the Secretary OF Church Extension P3
delpha along with Mrs r. Ruth Singleton From the NJ
Mrs A. Adams Calina Lucy NJ
Texas, who is president OF the Home Missions and
ssprant for the Office Secretary Missions
Gently returned from Africa with
lore.
From the Kansas praes is Mrs Frederick N
president OF Western Colorados DenyeI
Billings who the church
One OF the proudest the SIND
the only living mother Of Bishop the AME conference Each
her sons has given his life church held es5
by the whole conference They Bishop George
Sims and the Rev. Y. l. Smms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Local And
Foreign
Nabobs Me

The Lampodos, pledge club to the
Omega Psi Phi fraternity. were
signally honored with the presence
OF three outstanding Omega men at
their meeting Sunday. May 3. The
three. namely: Jacob X. Matsi.
Dwight Kyle and r. n. Wright.
III. are all delegates to the AME
conference which is being held In
this city. All gave short. inspiring
talks on subjects which varied.
hut we're in some way connected
with the fraternity.
Jacob Matsi. who. Incidentally
makes his home In S. Africa-and
is a tribal chieftan. spoke on. "Op-
portunities offered by Fraternal
brotherhood" Following this talk
Dwight Kyle, pastor Of the Bethel
AVE church. Philadelphia. made
some very interesting comments.
Finally r. r. Wright was coaxed
into saving few words or the Az
rican situation. with which he Is
well acquainted. having spert the
last six months tutoring South
Africa.
All Of the speakers enlightened
the PLEDGES oil the aforementioned
subjects. and the Lamps made
known their appreciation by the
tremendous applause which they
showered on the speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

corts. the soft light played on their
silks and satins. Mrs. Jeanette
h. Cocker wore one OF the modish
gowns in white taffeta with the
fitted bodice and bouffant skirt.
Miss Nancy Fisher Offset her love
illness with n flowing red chiffon
creation made with shirred bodice
DR.. and Mrs. william Postles
danced about, she in Lanvin mod
el OF blue striped silk. the skirt
of deeper hue Conklin Bray es-
corted Miss Harriet Pate. whose
gown OF blue slipper satin was
banded in diamante. Mrs. Charles
Whithv chose an outstanding cre-
alton fashioned OF gray chiffon en-
hroidered In crystals IN vest enect.
over ii a gray chiffon shawl.
Chiffon. in all of the pastel
shades sNirled about Miss Thel-
ma Williams as she danced. Miss
Barbara Cleage's white MORE tai
feta was made with square neck
line and fell In regal folds about
her feet Miss Doris Graham. WIN
2 sia-yard skirt az pink and waite
orcandie. made with sweetheart
neckline. was a dainty picture. Her
hair was held with a pink chenille
snood. Her sister. Miss Merrie Wee
Graham. chose charming model OF
red and white Powered pique maze
along princess llnec and fashioned
with = fitted Jacket
White crepe on which glittered
golden seqnins. graccd MISS villa
Lacey An old fashioned model 81
black l.oop-skiried taffeta boned
and held IN place sans shoulder
straps. was chosen by Miss Cath
crime Redmond An interesting
gown Of white crepe with purple
silk cumerbnnd fashioning a
hustle hack was worn by Miss Ro
herta McGuire. Miss Connie Sow
ers was an enchanting picture In
white and gold evening sweater
worn over wide dregs OF wine
skirt. Her hair was worn ator her
head Charming Miss Margaret
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Women's Association
Gives Reception For
Visitors At Y.W.C.A.

The social rooms OF the YWCA
was filled with club women last
Friday afternoon, when the Detroit
Association OF Colored Women's
clubs held reception honoring the
mary women visiting IN the city.
In the RECEIVING line were: Mes
danes Sadie Lindsay. past presi-
dent ~ the club: Mae Greenlaw.
Ruth Simms. Eva LOOMS. Eta
Taylor. Emma Perry, NJ. l.. Gill
Patton, Cora Seymour, Fannette
Norris. Rosa Gragg. president
elect ~ the club: Annie Clemens.
Josephine Nincere, Mrs. Strong
and Miss Lindsa Ushers assist
ing were: Gertrude Hanson and
her group from the Northeast
Junior association. Presiding at
the punch table were Mesdames
Jean walker. Matte Wade, and
Florence Heron.
Among the out-of-town guests
present were: Mesdames =. l..
Johnson OF Vicksburg: NJ. l.. Green.
Grenada. Miss: W. Smith OF Or
chard Lake. Mich; H. L. Evans. st.
Louis; J. Hurst. Baltimore: NJ. r..
Toots, Jacksonville. Fla; Ruth
Snow. Pueblo Col; Jessie Jones.
COL: Minnie l.. Mckinney. Wash
ington. u. C.; G. r. stewart. Ports
mouth. Va; L. G. wunis. Forest
City, Ark; p. L. May St. Clarks-
Vile, Ark; W. NJ Wells. Orlando.
Fla; Raehnilla Day. Gadston, Ala.
Ozella W. Can't. Baltimore. Md; J..
A. Lindsay. Atlanta. Ga; Mary j.
Haynes. Orangeburg. 8. C.: Ruth
Choate. Portsmouth. Va; N. Duck
~. Tulsa. Okla: and VILLA W
Bonita, Louisiana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Les Marieis
Make Merry

Les Marieis (the Married Wo-
mem gave their initial dance in
the Brewster Project Social Rooms
Saturday. May 4. The members
are Florence Lloyd, president;
Elizabeth Hickman. secretary !;
Juanita Forte. treasurer. Theo-
dosia Pulam. Fay Scott, Doris
Smith. Bernicc Solomon. Helene
Stewart and Helen Stewart.
The hostcsscs were very pretty
in spring formals. among those
present were DIR. and Mrs. Andy
Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith Mr.. and Mrs Carter Smith.
Emmctta Morton. Harrison Stew
art. Sue Morton. Jimmie Reid,
Marion Smith. Randall Evars.
Evans. Winifred DeGrassc. Ken
sci Jeffries. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Cockrane. Larry Bleach and Miss
Naiola Nuttall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

One OF the highlighis of the
spring social season is the dinner
dance sponsored by members of the
Altar guild and held at st. Mat
thew's Parish House. This affair is
rapidly taking hold as an annual
event and the parish house is
proving a mecca for the socialites
who like dinner music and dan
cling.
The evening OF May third was
chosen as the date for this years
event and Mrs. Thomas Coote was
the efficient chairman. Working
with Mrs. Coote were the ladies OF
the Guild who spent many an hour
having things lust So" The Guild
ladies include Mesdames Pauline
Jackson, Elvira Robinson. Marion
Suttles, Sara Freeman. Julia An
derson. Clara Brown. NJ. VI. Dam
iels, Viola Holland. Eddie Robin
son. Carrie Mcintosh. lotha
Thompson. Gladys Allen. and the
Misses Dorothy and Leitha Wise.
The tables. laid with white
Damask cloth were gay with dis
posals Of varied-colored spring
flowers. The guests donned their
prettiest dresses and after dinner,
danced In the gymnasium TO Le-
roy Smiths soothing melodies.
Among the jewelers. were Mrs.
Walter Cole in ar effective peach
chiffon: Mrs Clifton Russian
gowned IN white organdie spang-
led with red coin dots; Mrs. Edna
Tondee in quite decollote rcd
blouse worn with long black
crepe skirt and Miss Hazel Lyman
wearing a very gay print and
loads OF bizaar bangles. We must
add that the Messrs. Bang Ton
dee. Shirley Jackson and VIM. II.
Robinson were TOO beautiful In
their dinner clothes.
Mrs. NJ. ". Robinson was busy
here and there and looked chic in
grew jersey acceEted In red. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Daniels. her pleasant man
rer always in evidence. wore
smart black chiffon. Mrs. Goldie
Walden OF Chicago. and Mrs. Jane
Hudson Of California were on
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Mccall chose peach chiffon TO
complement her blond colorlng.
Mrs. sherman Robbins in black
chiffon and chantilly lace: Miss
Phyllis Griffin wearing white chif.
fon and tying about her neck a
narrow velvet ribbon on which was
suspended a cameo: Mrs. Clsmeat
Mills in lovely cloud gray chiffon
and Miss Justine Nelson in blue
taffeta. made with that new "coy-
cred for evening look. all made
beautiful pictures. Mrs Ernie Mar
shall wore black chiffon made
with cap sleeves over blush pink
chiffon
Dnchessc lace and black crepe
combined 10 make Theresa Ter
rclis dress one of note.
Out nj Towners 49,.
Lending color and charm 10 the
ball were several guests from 9th
or parts including Mrs. Goldie
Walden OF Chicago in white net
and seauins and peeping from un-
derneath green slippers She was
with Mrs. Jane Hudson from Oak
land. California.