The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-18

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Nv The Little Corporal

uust attend the musical vesper service at St Mat
io snrsb sunday January 10, at pm, which will be
y" ba choir organist and Leroy Smiths orchestra.
prir's cantata Song OF thanksgiving, Will be rem
Y; Nv the entire group. Inc program VIII last about
hour
r.rs i 10 be a cabaret party given by the Iota Phi
la IN SATURDAY, February 10, at $3.50 pm. at the
.ou They say the music will be good and fun will
|Sis new high $500.
Is ver George H. Kellogg, Jr., observed his eleventh
, ~ January o at the residence of his grandmoth-
Taas ~ Ienrison Sab Twenty-fourth street. Three
N.Y. able 10 blow out with big puff the eleven
s.a which adorned his frosted coconut-ayer cake
~, womans auxiliary of Parkside hospital has COM
go Mans for the cabaret and dance to be given at the
ls s sub Saturday January H. The patrons lending
Ssr support arc Mrs. Margaret Hawkins, in charge of
a ssrvations Mrs Kittel Moss chairman of enter
a ~, Mrs NJ Simmons, in charge of awards; and
AN ADELAIDE Dennis and Rosetta Watkins, in charge of
s ~ committee Mrs Ethel Carmichael and Mrs. Marie
nvsns Ticket committee; Miss Ruby Trimble, chairman
y Publicity By the way, Mrs. Hawkins telephone num-
trb Tyler 6-79i5.
FHip Thomas now nstructing at Alabama State
-bsrs college passed tbs ough Detroit during the ho
M an route n the AKA convention. She and Thelma
r,r1r moored 10 st Louis then entrained for Kansas
Tr Roth report having had perfectly delightful time
n, with meeting former classmates who were with them
vtuden Efe al the University OF Michigan and incl
rr the University of Illinois.
For the benefit Of ST. John PRESBYTERIAN Church choir
,Dsrot Musicians association will be program Fri
ir evening January 81 at the old church building. at
Madison and Dubois. Two hundred chairs are needed to
ruarhose burned when the church cnapel was recently
DESTROYED by fire.
Inice crowd of Joyous guests helped Joseph Morgan
b celebrate his nineteenth birthday at the home of his
yt $3.50 TWcnty-ifth street, recently. Those pres
ut included Mary Morgan. Betty Anne Wheeler, Henry
ssou Tommic Williams, Pauline Brooks Elizabeth Pat
Sn Frank Berry Theodore Robinson Dorothy Stevenson
lucille Galloway Charles Davis. John George, Barbara
Wheeler Esther Anderson, Herman White. James Bran
on Edna Patton Beryl Mickens, Mr.. and Mrs Levy Nor
an Ager Gillespie Alvin Price, Theresa Greene, jessie
,y Betty Tate Annabelle Mickens and Robert Carter.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Crowley, 1902 Russell entertain
friends al buffet dinner on New Years Day. Inc
patment arSticAly decorated with potted plants
ass present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and
lgher Leonla: Melvin Randolph, Mrs. Hattie Upshaw,
rs NJ Bel and Phillip Campbell, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Howard and Mrs. NJ. Brown.
Mrs Carny Howell honored Misses Ellsworth ana
nne Elizabeth Gracey at a luncheon Friday, January
Covers were laid for fourteen the table center piece
% vase Of lovely American beauty roses. The after
sMwas spent bridge and all present enjoyed the al
rmmenselv
Daniel White II Maple street, Pontiac, is GONZALES
nat the Pontiac General hospital, after undergoing an
lsndecony.
Misses Sue Hart and Gerry Adams have returned to
III home GAINESVILLE. Ohio, after visiting Ehzaoetn
lcey in Pontiac Michigan.
Mrs. Roberta Shelton Williams, 1904 Hazlett and ner
iy returned TO the city last Wednesday, after attend
the funeral of her father in Cypress, Ala. She was
ompanied hy her sons Calvin and John shelton also
brothers Theodore and G.. S. Logan, and her sister,
! Virginia Coyington of Monroe, Mich. Inc deceased
Logan highly respected citizen IN cypress.
The engagement of Miss Mabel l.. Dear, daughter OF
and Mrs. Henry Dear, was announced at dinner CIV
BY her parents at their home on December 20; one
wed Edward Miller of Kendall avenue. The date OF
wedding will be announced later.