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ors for her clever presentation.
but also for her -four creations
shown. three OF which were model
ed rs Mrs Barrow
All Of Maryas gowns were OF
her own design She wore first a
heavenly blue crepe rect dress.
which hoasted a harem skirt. an
an Egyptian 'haped turban Of the
same material Her cocktail suit
was breath taking lis Egyptian
trousers were made OF figured taf-
feta They extended midway he
tween the calf and the ankle The
top was OF charireuse crepe With
Il She wore a draped Egyptian iur-
han of The figured taffcta Her Slip
pors we're of chartreuse green Md
which laced around her ankles.
completing the costume was a
massive jewclcd necklace hung on
a heavy gold chain.
Marva's long red. two piece wool
suit was Well tailored and smart
Win 70 ne wore q beige ielt tam
with red iaqurrcd feather Her
Accessories were 1f beige alligator,
and her furs were sablcs. The Owe
ming ensemble shc wore was an ex-
tremcly cut creation whose sever
iiy Of line enhanced its color and
fabric II was made of alternating
stripes Of red satin and black taf-
feta. There was no back in 1t at
all the front was high; the skirt
very nlll Perched on top Of her
up swept curls was a huge bow
Of The dress materials.
The other hats which The mod
cls showed. featured sailors. flow
or hats and Gone With the Wind
adaptations The furs they wore
were from Byrd's shop. Johnson,
the florist provided the flowers.
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Colorful .Jabberwock' Enlivens Season
Pyramids, Musical Worthy Family,
SCroI|ers, Win Convicted Prizes

effect was perfect, even to great
cauldron of smouldering incense
that did get into the eyes, ears,
noses and throats. The direction
was good, but somehcw-mayhe it
was the incense.
Those youngsters in the Grant
family showed their versatility on
each of several instruments and
wound up with round of tap
dancing. Surely the elders must
feel non-plussed at such an array
of talent. The non-competitive acts
might truly have won some prize.
There were those dancing girls
from Birdhurst center. trained and
directed by Marion Ames Green,
who showed us something in rhy-
thym; Sweet Songs from Helen
Cuzzcns. who won the audience
with her charm and graciousness;
songs from Andrew Henry, who
is our perennial favoritc. and an
"Impcrsonation Of Cab Galloway
by that little fellow, Lloyd Wat
son. who might have been mis-
taken for the real Mccoy had it
been dark.
The excellence Of each Of the
acts caused CONSERVATION among
the Judges. but with one accord
they handed over the first prize of
twenty-five dollars to the Pyramid
Club for their presentation Of the
"Gooscbcrry Mandarin Fer sheer
artistry and beauty of interpreta-
ton. it was msurpa Ten
dainty Japanese maidcns dressed
in authentic Japanese robes, fut-
tered fans and held themselves
poised throughout their routine
Those Of you unfamiliar with that
enchanting japanese fairy ia G
cannot appreciate the plight of the
Mandarin who indeed MUST have
bananas instead Of always goose
berries for lunch. and his lovely
daughter, who simply could not
marry the Prince of Shanghai I'M
Ill that banana was forthcoming.
You couldn't appreciate the ba-
mana suddenly appearing on the
willow tree which gave it's all for
the ma den happiness. You
couldn't appreciate Mary 4 n n
+ Clemens Interpretive ballet dance
of the Moon Maiden or appreciate
the silvery moon drop her gently
down from the skies Neither could
you view the setting offered by
that one thousand dollar curtain
lent to the Pyramids by the famous
Chiffon and Thomas dancing team.
You couldn't appreciate the time
and effort lent by Gladys Mills to
make this skit a success. Nope.
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none Of this could you really. know
unless you were one Of the audience
held enthralled.
Well, back TO the. furS and
feathers, that huge rose cariwhes
sailor hid attractive Vivian Cooper
we'll underneath it. All. nc. Il
takes aplomb to wear such one
Cutie Roxborough's chapeau was
gold mesh Lily Dachc Tucked
in the mesh were too fancfu gold
combs. Some very becoming bangs
added to the effect. Topping Anna
Simpsons cross fox jacquet was a
number made Of irridescent ostrich
feathers that paraded all around
the front. We can tell by our
stylish contemporaries that white
is the thing. Several OF the little
white lowered numbers were ia
evidence and worn by Julia Brady.
Birdie Williams and Tenn John.
son.
Mrs. Alice Dent came in her
grey wolf jacket. Marion carter
IN her grey kidskin and that smart
hat with the blue birds; Ruth
Webb wore her Jap mink, and let
me tell you everybody else that had
a bit Of fur wore it, Lillian
Brooks wore her tiny black straw
cncircled with white posics and
draped in miles Of yelling. They
say as how Pearl Pcnicks new hat
is a honey and Lucy Jones is a
huge bunch Of blue violeis and
Mrs. Guy Salisbury's j, black
and white sailor.
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BY THE LITTLE CORPORAL

Furs, psuedo and authentic;
Jewels, real and synthetic; cha
peaux. yelled and behowered. white
kid gloves, posies and ribbons.
Each serving to give milady that
top-drawer look at strictly top
drawer function. All the stars that
CALAMITY defied a Michigan win
ter couldn't outshine and outglit-
;.r our maids and matrons who
outshone and outglittercd eac h
other. Truly. the outstanding anna
teur production Of the season. Del
IA Sigma Theta's Tenth Annual
Jabberwock had brought forth
under the marquee Of Detroit's In
stitutc Of Arts all the notabes
from here to there.
Inside the patrons and patron
esses nodded and smiled under
their plumcs; Chairman Mamie
Alexander and her co-chairman,
Edith Watson, were busy with last
minute details; backstage. Stage
Manager Clement Mills issued or
ders TO the right, orders to the
left. Those gay young maidens.
The Dclspritcs, whose interest is
strictly Delta, smartly turned out
in red satin majorctte costumes.
complete with white boots and
white satin shakoes, hustled the
late corners TO their seats. Ticket
takers, Jap Snecd and Percy Piper,
wiped their perspiring brows: the
ylolIns sent out "A plaintive cry:
the clarinets and Saxophoncs lent
themselves to harmony; the old
maestro, Leroy Smith. waved his
baton; lights dimmed and the
curtain slowly rose on what proved
70 be the most enjoyable evening
IN some time. Dclia's Tenth An
! mal Jabberwocle and all the DeltaS
wearing their colors in dainty cor
sages Of red carnations and yellow
roses sat back with tense interest
10 watch the dircctorial powers Of
their sororS. McSdames Alexander
and Watson, who had been ably
aided by Miss Marion Carter. pres
idcnt Of Alpha ri Sigma. and Miss
Edna Hardnett Of Tau.
The first act presented thos,
little dancing darlingS their moth.
crs' little prides and joys. La
Claire knoXs Juniors on Parade
They piouretted about stage il
white tafeta skating outfits, line,
in red. They sang and danced lik,
little troupers and merited round,
Of applause. Leon Smith present
ed a highly dramatic sketch o
The New Creation advertiser.
via television Contact cigarettes
lie appeared as sage and stor,
teller who favorably impresse,
with a story Of God and His uni
verse.
Pounding away on the keys il
third act was lad who, with hi
sisters and brother. formed a swim.
and dance quartette that won then
the grand prize Of fifteen dollars
Enjoying it most to pieces wa
DR.. II. r.. Simms, who had deliv
cred onto this cosmic sphere, eacl
one Of those little Worthys. Tn
Ivy Leaf club. with their swim,
version Of the "Mikado,' was
colorful group in striped bras an,
short skirts Their swing wa
sumpin'-
Two heavy skits. one. "Afrai,
Of the Dark by the Scrollers cluI
and the other. Submerged b,
those dear old Omegas, lifted IN,
audience right in the center o
drama. We tasted of prison an,
forced death in the ocean bottom
and awoke to the realization tina
those Scrollers had won the thir,
prize of ten dollars with their erie
IN the night. Not far removed from
such intensity was the Apollo PLAY
i.crs' Death Dance" The scent,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Styles Of Current Season Shown
By Marva Barrow AT Fashion Show

Emmafoll DAVIS fashion show
over al Calvary Baptist church
iasi Thursday evening made anoih-
'r charming page 10 The annals of
Detron's social hishory.
mis- parade Of Easter hornets
nai Emmarcll took from her own
SHOP windows was enjoyed BY
over 500 wager fashion cnlhasi-
asis who came TO soc the lovely
c-lapeauy and the pretty models
IS you've probably heard. Mrs.
Naira Barrow flew from Chicago,
participate IN the shok and WAS
ihr featured model Of fhc evening
Among the other ladies who mml-
ebd were Emma Tolan Fannie
lou Martin, jamie Robinson. Ruby
Willis Maravisa Davis. Marie Day-
S.. Dorothy and Frances Daniels.
Nina johnson Miss KIND and AIRS
'l9tss
The show wasn't just an ofd.n-
airy presentation OF styles bu' WAS
woven into a charming skii writ
ten directed and participated In
by Mrs Anna Lee simpson Anna
and little Ernestine Davis posed
az lwo colonial damsels. dressed
in quaint hoop skitied frocks tn,
TWO young ladies fell asleep and
dreamed Of STYLES that would be
fashionable in years TO come Md
against his background the hat,
If the day were presented
Mrs Simpson not only Won hon-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Detroit's very Youngest genera
ton n IN the spotlight. too. Last

Fee 'ne "Jon." surprised Mrs.
Fc Rao.nson and her wee
rs.s 'c carol Yolanda, with an
e and lovely gift
tnoso Nhose "ohs" and
quito audible were.
e Wallace. Wilrcm.na Waun-
ee.o Minimize Henderson, Myrtle
Ser .of Aenc Lewis Maxine
NMu Marie Reed Nellie Morris
and = clyn Golfer.
Vou've mechanically hc,rd ~
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proud mamas and papas, but we

know wee Miss whose arrival
last Saturday has caused not only
ncr parents but her aunt to bust
with pride Miss Erlano Eugenia
Coleman was loft bv The siorlJ over
on Roosevelt a cnuc last wcci-
end Daddy Earl Mama Mary, lit
lie Erlainc and Auniic Boa Camp
bell are doing nicely
So long unit nest iinpc.
SYLVIA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
The In a Want club. whose Of.
hcerS are: BObbie Brooks preSi.

idcni Marjorie Strickland, vice.
president. ldellc Hudson. Treasure
cr ind Ida Peitiiord. secretary
got together for their first pa
iawa Party ~ the home of Mrs.
4 Brayhoy 2l9 Josephine. Satur-
day, March 2 The party was pre-
coded by the usual club meeting
and then Tic girls donncd their
various costumes and the fun be-
San Brunch was served about
one p. nN, with Dr., Broddie and
Gerald Boyd as guests. Mr.. Boyd
who IS q rising young artist, drew
sketches Of some Of the members.
The other members arc Alberta
Wcllons. Christine Wright Julia
sosion, Elizabeth Simmons. Ka-
irinka Anderson and Eloisc Cros-
by.
The music in the air says--the
entire cast Of the Hot Mikado",
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p.ayM~ this week az the CaSs
The.'re w4ll be entertained
Thursday evening March T. after
'he now az the wv CA. by the
Deigat Negro Opera Board There
u ae entertainment and a buf-
tct s-pper served the guests. the
Dctrof; Negro opera Chorus, the
Dc'goi' Musicians Association
ARD their frlpnQe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Che Jubal Choral society. an
affiliate of the Detroit Musicians

\ UClUluu. NIU naI G rs lnltiaI
broadcast Tuesday. March r..
'Nan 80 % l0.45 D i0. over Sta
won WJBK Tins mixed chorus OF
3l N9ice, under The direction OF
fa.r'aec Turner pre-. dent Of the
ANi fr-l,iick Spes is their
irc dent and Aiargaiet Rldcoui.
tc rpamsi i0f Inc Detroit
Nprlr tI4eV9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

Mr.. Nancy Ward oI Pace. Miss.
has been a visitor IN the city for
We past ;Nn months as The guest
" nor ,cs Mrs Mary Baker.
aHd brother Jack Green. of 58l8
'cechwood street Mrs Pace plans
10 fetlNn IA, Ner hot,c Nar,i, ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Mrs. nellie Dodson Plante Of SIG
(. kirbv. left SATURDAY. for 4

ff a. nt concerts in NcN York
ciiy flia Vic ENa Jc-sc CNon.
Dpnl tnc icrown cndatioD ~ Mrs.
rMa'e M Lucille Walker has
rccn fctcNicd as Ncstcr 0t tnc
p - Sc Chols Size ALSO lclt
ilr 80 lyre March Both viii
Nc oack 70 q tcH WCc,, - resume
'rer fcncafsals WIN tie Detroit
negro Opera. They both nafe parts
'ac opera Carmen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

Lewis Johnson Of 1861 st. An
tome has returned home after
IL - my 4. L----- a.. -
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II you're curiou, to know who
those lovely ladies IN one Of the


hoX1 ~ tec Ja1ncrWnck were
and what tner pe.e tanky for
mel aiilr con ied -ncrc tis
Gold SPIRAL BRAID adorned tao
pockets and grdlc OF Mn, Sue
Green whlt cfcp, formal. when
she madc hcr Appearance in the
box "a thc JahDerwock Tire nine
other occupants also made their
party quite colorlul Mr. Mary
Robbins Was lovely u O gown Of
pea green crepe Her Jacket OF
the sa:nc material tas trimmed in
platinum fur Black over pale
pink net was The gown selected
by Mrs Alice h. Dent The wide
full skirt vas greatly enhanced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Mr.. Lula Harvin of Beechwood
street. LETT the city last week TO

isii relatives 10 Montgomery. Ala.
Size intends 70 pend some time ln
FONDA during her three week
ulfH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

YOU'VE undoubledIy board Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

The music in the air says-the
entire cast Of the Hot Mikad0",
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benz iitb 6aburb biloenoen 3piebelfaft
miro alle atpei bis brei St,,n0en elm
fleiner Seeloffel eenommen. 9ieien
-einaefod)ten Saft ioute iebe Sm,s-
frau in berforften Slaiden itets Dor.
ratig balten. sSn ben ,neiiten JGaen
er5ielt man before 9felultate banit,
als nit Sen befannten teuren Sea.
tarrbnlitteln, 3. g. 8onbons, Saft-
den uilp. Giele 8onbons, Die mir
teuer erlteben, e,ttbalten nibts als
3uder ,,no 3piebeliaft, uno boranf
berlbt ibre gSirfung. Das f6nnen
mir unS, inn @aus 1lnb 3miebeliaft
biuiger bei6affen.
8ei altem, bronil6e1n, bartnddi.
gen Suiten, ioear bel blauem Suiten
(8booping Goueb) bat bos folaenbe
8rdparat nod ME periaet: .Man per-
i6afft ii6 aus ser @potbefe folaenoe
flint &ranter: / llnae Sorebounb," 1
lln5e Spifenarb, 1 ltnae Gomfren i
lln5e @lecampene Hoot, ltnae 9loob
Hoot. 81"
(9ieie s &rdnter iino int icoer
apotbefe erbaltli6)
i 3ubereitrng: Man 5erreibt sic
&ra,lter, miidt fie gut burdeinanber
uno fodt iie in einem irbenen oeer
8ranittopf in 6 Quart @ailer 10.
Ianse, big oIes ouf 2 Nuart einec-
fo6t lit. Damn eieBt mon bas @onae
bnrd) elm srobes Tud, oriidt ben
Saft gut berous, fiiat Iebterem 5nei
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mdbn babe,t> tpie Die @eilfr6i,ter ser
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gichtischo Schmerzen, Asthma 1and Euss-
Sgelenkschmerzen. Vieley Dankschfeiben. 8
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bore,t. Gin bor5iiglides ginnebne,
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81 einenl 8int 8aiier. Anoere See
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tnittel, bic llniern alten Sansfrauen
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ISbmnf3br0t (Jf0ggel1brDf) rDlfel
moiI 5eritoBt es iii fieine Stiide llni
fo6t es init SaIaipaifer. Dann gieBi
man nas Mniier nb IN Elm 8efdB,
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iiber gegoiien. Wian oedt 0ann Die
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ftebert. @er feire Milb mag, fam
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tper6en.
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gernidtilng~ oes RapitaIismus fan1
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p'laer 'aa Aho le'''el a9etier, :,
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gebeime ,,Rnom Motbing Hartei, tpel-
Die gseger, Die ni1teneliiben @infpan-
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unyone who dbhors the oppression
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ing classes Of white people? Our
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me. to be pretty rdpid. As q nd7
hon. we begm by declaring thdt
all men me erected equul. When
the Known othings get control. it
will read: All men me creuted
equdl except NEGROES und foreign
ers md Catholics When it comes
to this. sholl prefer emigrdting 10
some country where they make no
pretense Of loving liberty -to Rus
SID, for instance. where despotism
CON be token pure. and without the
base dlloy Of hypocrisy.
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i'm Sabre 1867 geaen DougIos, Ser
ben Sat .,al n1elt are crenteo equal"
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