The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
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IN DETROITS MIRROR
BY Svlsla Penn


IN DETROIToS MIRROR
BY Sysia Penn
That gorgeous basket of colorfu flowers which adorn.
ed the lovely home of the Clifton Grahams St Jean
nue. last weekend, was birthday token to Mrs. Venus
Lewis from the Stevensons. of Cadillac Mrs.
Lewis is from Chicago and is the mother of Mrs Gwendo
lyn Graham.
Cet-veI messages 60 to Mira. Elizabeth Morton, who
is ill: The grandfather of Mrs William Postles William
Washington, of Ypslant. is also the sick list. Mrs.
Claude Cooper reports the illness of her father in New
York Mrs. Brown, mother of Dr. Thomas A. Brown. is
;ndisposed and Robert Ports also the get-we list
Mrs Betty Stroman has been gravely ill for the past two
weeks but is better She nursed day and night by her
very pretty mother, Mrs. Fannie Robertson.
When great artist shows of the simple, homely
attributes of human nature such gratitude and graz
ciousness it makes body feel that there is still of
good in this sophisticated world of where the odfash
Toned of thinking and acting almost forgotten art
Dorothy Maynor that celebrated of the stage
who is member of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
sonay answered all the wires of congraulaton she had
received well to send thanks for the flowers How
Is that, for greatness?
A surprise birthday breakfast was served Ed
ward Haugabook by his wife last Wednesday morning
New pennies spread all around his plate for each
Mr. Haugabooks favore songs played by his
wife. j. j. Clark was guest.
In the October birthday album is the of Mrs
Jennie v Turner, who celebrated October l. One of
friend Miss Mary Monroe Mrs Curtis Boykin celebrated
Sunday with her children uly Boykn and Mrs Eleanor
Jones. She granted special request and accompanied
them to the Congo blue hour.
The Mchisa football game in Evan
ston Illinois attracted several Deroters last week
end Out TO see the Wolverines thrash the Puppies were
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Pelham Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Ames. Will
lis Ward, Alma Earl Eddie Eubanks and Herb Hill
While the other little babies" are lying in their
cradles cooling would have you know that Miss Ann
Kornne. 12weekold daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Lee is stepping out going places Last Thursday Miss
Lee attended the birthday party of Willie Ann Crawford
of 449 Euclid. who three years Old To the party
Ann Korinne white while her accessories pink
including her rather shoes and blanket She carried
pink Slip her gift to the honoree who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford. The fifteen other young
sters present enjoyed the punch ice and cake
This past week could easily have been called dog
days Judging from the way some me. local pups pushed
cocker spaniel of the Allie Smiths. of Parker
his usual evening stroll evening recently, when
ne was involved in serious accident He saw another
dog that he wanted say few words to- and broke his
leash to dash headong into the wheels of hun driv
ers The other dog killed instantly and pool Pal
has been in the hospital, suffering from shock
and few cracked ribs. The dog of Maxine Fears also
met with calamity last week He bitten by rat in
the alley Philadelphia and died shortly after
wards from the poison Our sympathy to the family of the
deceased.
Mrs Hughes Peterson has resigned secretary the
Lucy Thurman YWCA and now clerk IN the local post
When the artist. and models ball comes off in Chi
cago this weekend of Deroits gamorous young
irons, Mrs. Walter Hines will be there competing for
honors.
to Detroit Miss Salisbury. She enjoying Native
Son. with Hertha Priest and Joe Jenkins.
Pretty Catherine Gordon, of Chicago, was the house
guest of the Ramon Scruggs the weekend She was
squirrel about by Dr. Bob Bennett.
We announced last week that the ftrahcs cocktaii
party October 49, 1t is to be November 10 at the
Brumme Pencks home Scotch The Ford Eight Will
be among the artists Funds raised will to the Phyllis
Wheatey Home. !.
Billy Polk was turned down the last minute, by the
Army after the civil service crowd had given him swell
bon voyage gift.
One of the happiest local prospective srandmothers
Is Mrs J. W. Fears, of Philadelphia avenue The mother
to-be is her daughter Mrs James Cahn Of Chicago Att
err January when the blessed event the Fears visit
10 Chicago will be more frequent than ever.
The Germany Bennett radio party scored quite INT
with their guests Sunday Mrs Bennett was as gracious
hostess as could be- in cerse dinner gown OF pebble
crepe slashed deep in the back and made bright with
rhnpstones Everybody admired Dr. BENEFITS huge col
lection of miniature soldiers, tanks and planes as
senbed in battle field On the broadcast at the party
there were even Commercials Hertha Priest made Dd
for the AKAs mard gra and Victoria Mccall boosted
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