The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
CLIM PSES


II. ,orrid days we experienced this week definitely
- ne that spring and even summer might be their
Nv The hosts of Southern visitors in our city probably
way .; hears--and limbs-warmed at the sight of that
SUMO which forced its way through just the AME
s.~l Conference here was ending.
~ been more than notion keeping track of the
.nnons influx of visitors for which the AME Confer
M tSs Masons the Progress Exposition plus the we'll
wr Detroit hospitality are responsible. But we did
hst so forgive our incomplete list.
Mr.. Laura Hutehins. of Atlanta. was the guest of
A. and Mrs r. p. Davis 1868 Twelfth street, while at
mdnU the conference and the exposition.
Dynamic Mrs Mary Warning, of Chicago, breexed into
~ Tribune office Wednesday, with her hostess, Mrs Ka
Is cheatham of Josephine avenue DR.. Waring, as you
srsmber has been quite figure in womens clubs and is
@ citing q magazine. Other visitors at the Tribune
Er Wednesday were: Mrs. Carrie Priest 587 +. Kirby,
,S her pleasant guests Mrs T. c. Robinson, of Dyers-
burr Tenn and Mrs. Alma Taylor, school marin, of
Nashville.
Four Sunday travellers to Cleveland were Mrs. Char
hH Howard her niece, Betty Lewis Bud Ekins and Bob
Johnson That's getting to be something of habit for
ph we'd saw The City of Trees is pretty and all that,
but we're sure he must be going down Cleveland way to
like look AT the feminine scenery.
"The Weary Blues" to town in the person of
their personable author, Langston Hughes. Handsome
sgon came place his stamp of approval on the ex
,non He was guided through the exhibits by attrac
tive Sadie Routt and DR. Robert Bennett.
BY the way, pretty Mary Louise Singleton is flower
M at the exposition. What could be perfect?
Josephine
have done their bit of entertaining outofown guests. In
he home of Dr. and Mrs Aft Thomas the W. I. Pooles,
/ Pittsburgh spent the weekend Mr.. Poole, who is
Sddegree Mason here for the Masonic convention
md helped bestow degrees upon other brothers. The
hoIes accompanied by their Attorney Cecil
Poole who fraternzed with his former classmate OF law
whOo days at Michigan, Willis Ward Farther down on
josephine, Miss Helen Thomas is being charming hostess
bhr Indianapolis chum attractive Jean Costen, who puts
mind of Hindu princesses and the likes Jean, an
accomplished pianist, is program every day at the ex-
Ivx,~, thaf fhor
she plays, than piano will he sold ere the
expo is
The Parker avenue crowd, group of very good
hnds and neighbors in the 1900 block have flung wide
| heir hearts and doors to welcome back wanderer
Mrs Ida Poes, of 1921 Parker who has returned from
Gay Texas where she spent the winter months with her
ftr, Mrs. Mary Haum, of Dallas. Mrs. Hallums hus-
land accompanied Mrs Poses home, to get in on the tail
end Of the AME conference.
Mrs. Anna S. Lewis of Hazett avenue, is enjoying
visit from her cousin Mrs Norton of Philadelphia who
with her husband the Rev Mr. Norton attended the AME
General Conference Miss Meta Pelham and Miss Har-
met Barrier of 1859 w. Hancock avenue, had as their
conference guest Mrs. Wood, of Chicago delegate OF
me Missionary society.
IONS The executive board of the Michigan Association OF
Scoed Womens clubs will meet in Detroit on May 10 at
Pmouh congregational church. The sessions VIII Degn
|Nl0 am.
club-woman Bessie Morton is very busIy engaged in
Making final plans for the presentation of Mrs Jessie Har
Au CINCINNATI, to Detroit women on May ~ MRS mar
Neuonal director OF the National Association OF Vol
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The blessed events recorded in notebook number
W. Slr and Mrs Walter Lewis, of Iroquos avenue an
%Me the birth of daughter, born last week. Now two
n Elaine has real live doll baby sister to play
Ia. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams of 1850 Bangor are
proud parents of baby girl born early Friday morn
Their sixth child. The other children in the family
SSs' Donald, Lenzie Herbert and Thomas and Martha
i"Omas Is student at Wayne. Mr. Williams is mem
ia 81 the X. of p and an active church worker
- Last Friday, some of the "Old Grads" of Michigan
ogether at the behest of Mrs Ethel Howard OF ooZo
"oou to do honor to her cousin, Dr. Charles D. rlnch,
s VI New York and New Jersey Charlie was popular
sue around these parts, when he attended u OF M
ssi years back buffet supper and cocktails were
cS ca by such Of his old crones Mr.. and Mrs William
n \, DR. Remus Robinson. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hines,
A. and Mrs Charles Brooks Willis Ward Mr. and Mrs
,; srro Miss Melinda Wells, Mr.. Brown, who accom-
's I, Dr. Finch from New Jersey; and John C. Dancy,
NJ me mention of John Daney's reminded US that
NJ, ola Carter, social worker Of New York CITY, and
ounce Carter who assists Tom Dewey IN New YORK.
~ Mr' Dancy's guests for the exposition.
ladies Of the Detroit Study club held their clos
meeting for the season last Friday, with Miss Harriet
nm" A fine musical program was presented by s.
% Y Oh boys from the Garfield Intermediate school un
M p direction Of their teacher Miss Thelma Williams
barriers guests included Miss Alice Harris, MRS
nsford and Mrs. Wood, Of Chicago. Few OF the
as sung topics discussed by the Study club during 1ns
)ush car were: "A Trip to Africa, The story OF olo
ieb;"esc, Modern French Novels and Plays, Negro
ements in Music and Educ ational Possibilities OF