The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-10
Toys
Excel Bridge
AT Session
Frogs Scene OF Gala
Celebration
BY GLADYS

The most impressive thing abou
"The Danes" bridge party, las
Saturday afternoon. was the color.
full array OF smart chapeaux, which
met the eye, as we entered the Frog
club. scene of the gay affair.
Katherine Wells was there in the
most unusual tucked, draped anc
twisted little toque of black. the
only trimming OF which was vel
which fell TO her waist Zero
lean Sneed wore a tip tilted sailor
of irridescent feathers, a couple O.
which shot out smart angle TO tn
side Harriet Shelby. topped {
smart brown dress with a pleatec
sort OF topaz pill box. with a brown
jersey drape at the back and a quill
made of fringed felt pierced the
crown ,kshly Beunice Block
er was attractive in a mandarin red
draped turban with a large ham,
mock like snood
Margaret Thompson wore a pill
box of red hen feathers Eliza
beth Austin had on a diminutive af-
fair made of pale blue corded crepe,
which occupied just a very small
part of her fore head :. June
Watt affected a topaz Cheko, which
was nuted and quilted all over very
intricately Winifred Brown,
was exotic in a huge red felt SON.
brero, with peaked crown, and
very perky feather Fern John
son, looked very like some Chinese
Mandarin in a tiny black pill box,
out of the top of which a flame red
tassel felt to somewhere below her
shoulders.
Rhoda Johnson wore tiny breath
OF spring, twas nothing more than
couple Of criss cross bands Of
stiff maline, with a very large
bunch of sweet pea at the front
Amy Cunningham. To COM
plete her smart all gray costume,
had chosen a gray felt and gray
Persian pillbox Myrtle Sea-
brooks, is affecting bangs these days
and very becoming they are too,
she had them peeking out very CO.
quettishly from under turquoise
velvet turban
Gladys Barthwell wore a coach
mans hat OF black felt, with quaint
turquoise blue ribbons at either
side Vivienne Cooper wore
her smart mink turban with the
black snood Ellie Mann turned
up in a dusty pink tiny brenton
with a snood OF the same shade g.
Beatrice Williams, like a Madamoi
selle out OF our history book, wore
a hat in the Empress Eugene Mode
Of black velvet, the top Of which was
gay with orange and black District
feathers; Grace Walker wore a
white feather pill box with black
quill and shood ...
Others in the smartly attired
group, included Mrs. Juanita Low
ing, Mrs Betty Fletcher, Mrs. Shir-
ley Loving, Mrs. Billie Murphy
Margaret Rowe, Eloise Revels, Ruth
Van Zandt, Winiired Brown, Luz
minda Murtishaw, Beatric Williams
Vivienne Cooper, Gladys Barthwell
Margaret Thompson, Mrs. Fern
johnson, Mrs. Thelme Nuttall, Mrs
Ruth Kendall, Miss Nathalene Luff-
borough. Mrs. Beunict Blocker, Mrs
Eunice Fleets. Mrs. Marbelle Ben
ton. Mrs. Beatrice Richardson, c
J. Traylor, Mrs. Louise Green, Mrs
Thelma Vickers, Mrs. Faleria Jack
son. Mrs. Marybelle Hicks, Mrs
Cora Tisdale, Mrs. Ella Ayers, Mrs
Charles Booker. Portia Jones
Guinee Walker, Ethel Carmichael
Eliza Grigsby, Mildred Kinney;
Mrs. Marcus Burden, Mrs. Stan
ley Cayne, Mrs. Jesse Foster. Mrs
o. P. Chatters, Mrs. Modelle Poyntz
Mrs. Junetta Watt Mrs. Fannie
Dozier. Miss Cecilia Dozier
Prizes went to Mrs. Zenobia
Rucker. Mrs. Myrtle Seabrooks and
Mrs. Marie Hickson for con-