The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
TATTLINGS OF A TATTLER
BIZ ErIynC pope

Hi. folks. here / am back from
my vacation. with lots OF news. hot
from the oven-that is the press.
There is still much entertain
ment going On for visitors coming
\ 10 and leaving Detroit. Mrs. Lucille
Barnelte. OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
was the guest last week OF her
aunt. Mrs. Josephine Anthony. OF
Lumpkin street. and her cousins.
Miss May Anthony and Mrs. Helen
Gordon. Mrs. Barnette was also
feted by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cor
don. Of Orleans street: aud Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Simpson, OF Ypsilanti.
Mich.
Travelling by rail. Mrs. Lola
Tippers, OF st. Aubin street. left
Saturday night for Chattanooga
Tenn. where she will spend a week
with her sister. Mrs. Bertha
Thomas.
Speaking of fine talent. Girls.
New York really has TT
Arnetta Slater. OF Fleming
street had a guest over the week
end her charming brother. Wilfred.
Of Buffalo. and his two pals. Felix
Hines. Of Lakawana; and Merlin
Cocharn. also OF Buffalo.
Very dainty invitations are in the
mail this week. They open like tiny
books. On the cover, there Is a
desk-calendar tied with pink rib
bon, against blue background.
Where the date would be, the page
is torn and a wee babe dressed in
pink, against a blue background. is
shown. on course. you know it's
baby shower, to be given Septem-
Der 81. in honor OF Mrs. Walter
Everett Leverette Goodwin and
! ia being given by Mrs. Fred
Whiiby
Speaking Of school girls, we'll, we
have The floor now. Janye v.
Thomas. lovely daughter of DR..
and Mrs. d. p. Thomas. Sr. OF 1949
Burnside, left September 1, for
Salisbury, \. c.. where she will
matiiculate at Livingston college.
THIS is her third year there and
she y majoring In English. Miss
Thomas is an Ivy Leaf Pledge TO
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
A lovely farewell party was Civ
en- IN honor OF Janye Thomas
September IL, by her pal, Muriel G.
Williams. The affair was at MUIR
leTs home. 20S7 Burnside. Both the
hostess and the honoree looked
dlvine in gowns OF baby pink.
Those who helped themselves to
lovely time included Helen and
Kermit Williams, William Hood.
Joseph and Henry Thomas, Thomas
ana Maceo Cunningham. James
hunt, Milton Greenlee. Nellie Will
llams. Verna Peck. Dorothy and
Mildred Crawford, Nesbit B. Patton.
Florence Risker, Hiram and Ker-
Vim Crawford. Herbert Talley Solo
pa and Frances Watkins. Elsie
hudson Mary Turner. frankie and
Leous Walker. Elizabeth Bray.
Sulia Dorsey. Robert and Harold
sook' Eunice Holcomb. Eddie Hill
aeresa Medley and host OF
others.
a party OF gay jewellers secured
'sples at the Club zomb,e and
showed Mrs. n. 3. Morant OF
brooklyn, n. Y. grand time last
week Among the group were: Mr..
ana Mrs. Grant Duncan. Mrs. Ben
Aheyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
eanady Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smooi, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
smooi Joseph Millinder and Rob-
trt Shaw.
invitations are Just floating
around these days. Some arc out for
nernlce Parker, who will chalk up
sno'ncr year TO her age on Septem-
yer ~. Knowing Bcrnicc. there are
sse,laln to DO many folks there.
sion.
nave you ever walked intu a
seemingly dark house, removed
.o.r wraps, turned on the lights.
snu mad your heart turn over when
sou near shouts OF Happy Birth
-. nIe. Elsie Fattman was rest
y thrilled on September 8 The
.a'pr'te birthday party IN her hon.
VAS planned BY her two popular
sssatnters. Fannie and Willie Mae
.r.uman. good time was had by
r,. ana by ell" we mean: Mrs.
A ,s.Stn Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ 'I Mccoy, Mrs. Annie Bland.
yrs William Hill. Mrs. A. Thomas.
M MrA q. Miner. MRS. 8. ApplIng.
o ~N A. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs
vssorne Mccoy. Miss Helen Thomas
s psa Messrs. william willIford.
r' "'''ip holden, Albert Qiddines and
sam Richardson.
,.,. me insurance business Is GER
IN. n 70 thrive again. Reason. Mary
nuy Is home from her vacation.
shnsyre still talking excltedly
''a' the lovely time enjoyed FRI