The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
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I,ten nv children and you shall hear of the week
In D etroit's Mirror
Ny SYLVIA PENN

Listen my children and you shall hear of the week
end aunts of Sylvia Penn Revere Neither Britons Ger
mans did we sight but the buds certain fine clothes
horses caused delight.
That verse really doggere but it gives chance to
y that went wardrobe shopping this week just past
and really got our envy worked up. Hats will always be
cur weakness and local maids and matrons did not help
fine resolution not TO buy another chapeau until fall
Mrs Haley Bell certainly caused to look again when
she stepped in black crepe rock envened by smart
grey felt derby which not enhanced by an ascot and
riding skirt but by bright, bright posies pinned right on
top of il. Sounds startling and really was.
Miss Mary Ward, who Mrs. Mabel Moseley's
house guest from Chicago for several days took the flow
r idea further. She wore navy frock and hat
made ENTIRELY of huge red peoples and did she look
cute SO that Charles Stevens had most difficult
tine keeping his eyes in any direction but hers.
The Joe Louis trophy bridge tournament brought
Mrs Ted White out last Saturday The chapeau she wore
really must have brought her luck, and if not luck then
plenty Of compliments for being utterly different It's
pated band of black taffeta that ends in the back in
Two coils that simulate rolls of hair Each coil stuck with
an old fashioned silver stick pin.
We can't dismiss clothes without mentioning how
stunning Mrs Scipio Murphy looks in grey. She wears
fitted dreSsmaker coat of sheer grey wool OF the same
material turban trimmed with red and grey plan
aganets plumes)
Local graduates and their friends have whole long
LIST of travel doings file this week. Mr.. and Mrs John
crawford of Chicago ILL.,, the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Parks, 3405 Mack avenue. Mr.. Crawford was a
delegate to the Phi Beta Sigma convention of the North
rn district which met here last week. Mrs. Crawford IS
apublc school teacher in Chicago.
Adolphis ONeal and Joseph Sanford, of LsSalle
boulevard returned from Chicago just in time to enter
TAN Ear Particle of the Windy City, who was in town to
M the Exposition. Among those present at the swanky
siar on last Saturday night were: Mrs Bertha Living
sone Miss Wnifred Hckson, Earl Particle Tokey Walk
e. raul Bolden Freeman Barnett Paul Leslie, Leon Mar
@HS and George Hemmett.
Mrs. Lewis TAYLOR of Whitewood was called to Iowa
SN Friday because of the sudden illness OF her sister,
Mrs Pearl Jefferson who is Teddy Wilson's mother.
Mr. Hughes of Marion, KY, the guest of his bro
Mer A. Hughes of 6065 BoXwood avenue, while attend
g the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church conference meet
"g ~ the city last week
Mrs P. M Nixon from Dyersburg, Tenn, is the guest
MRS Eease Mann of 30th street.
Mrs. s. F. Crigsby had her guest last week, Mrs
Aennedy of Philadelphia, Pa
Nothing like first impressions being lasting Mes
mes Smith and Burton of New York City, who have been
@ guests of their cousin Mrs. s. H Russell for the past
o weeks, returned home Monday evening. Many cour-
were shown them thus making their first visit to the
wy very enjoyable.
S the Falls Mrs. Alderman Thompson left the city last
sunday for Buffalo. Mrs Albert Dent is planning to meet
r mere Friday evening to accompany her to Niagara
day. 10y
More bridge table talk Mrs. Fern Glenn of cleve-
@"u ONO was here for the Joe Louis Trophy bridge
rham en Mrs. Glenn is the sstern-law of DR.. Ernest
o'nso of Montclar avenue.
You bridge enthusiasts don't forget the lawn party
gwen by the GoGetters club of Plymouth Congre-
TsS a. church on June % the lawn of the churcn-
~, mere will be prizes gaorel
". harden parties remind of quaint garden scene
IN on one morning this week. 1t was bright ana
and out working in her garden very attractive
W., M Robinson of Clinton avenue We add that she
b oeng very ably assisted by her calico cat Kitty and
'SSugn and ready scotty, "Rowdy
w Seen among the guests at Club Little Harlem last
The west side - A''
al. More music-Mrs. YoIande Maddox will lend her
fsnud dramatic soprano voice to the grand musicale
MT ing the Senior choir of Tabernacle Baptist church
fs May 81 at D. They real treat is In store
music lovers with Tolbert Collins, tenor also singing.
v., De patient my children and you shall hear more
~'SAend talk from THE Revere"