The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09


now.
Mary Lundy has three OF the
most handsome travelling bags
we've ever seen. They are the
Samsonite brand, washable Eng
lish tan. brown-satin lined. There
is a hat and shoe bag. TWO other
pieces are weekend bag and a
wardrobe bag And boy. are they
heavy A thoughtful friend knew
May was anticipating trip south
this month. so. on ner birthday
there came the present
Robert Gum spent TWO weeks
in Birmingham, Ala. He is super
intendent OF the Great Lakes In
france company.
Such good time was had by
all the little tots who attended the
eighth birthday parry OF Anne
Pearl Hill. OF 1904 Fleming. 1t was
given at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mis-. Leonard nil. Eaung
ioe-cscam and cake and indulging
in games were. Dorothy Wells,
Evclyn and Doris Davis. Gloria
Jean Wells. kehecca Latt. Pauline
Lloyd. Charlotte. Irving and Don
aid Brew. Hazel Phillips. Ger
aldine Coleman and Sallie Mae
Daniels.
Marion Greenlee accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Roee Greenlee
and brother. CHARLES spent two
weeks in Woodland Park.
Reception honoring the marriage
OF Daisy Defry to Harvey Bank,
III ,e given saturday AT the home
OF the grooms aunt. Mrs. Daisy
tnillips. at 1856 Goddard street
iney Me.c maiileu N loiedo.
Very shortly Ada Bell Potts
dad will motor 10 Tuskegee where
she is stu1ent and viii return
lome With her.
Ellis Lunddy. OF Lumpkin street
Il in the kuylh Il. Thomas hospi-
tai. where he recently underwent
minor operation. Lundy Is rest
ting we'll al this writing.
treat Lakes Insurance COM
panys p.cnics are swell. so YOU q
better he at the next one. August
-. AT Put-inBay.
Local talent got together sun
day and had little picnic at Rav-
er Rouge. They were Eloise Rur-
~. sybll kennedy. Mary Lunuy,
I homas Artison Leonard and Bill
Wright.
Margaret White and +. ID. Wat
son. whose engagement was an
nounced last month. plan TO be
married on August 80 at the lovely
home nj the blide-elecis aunt. Mrs
Reya Monogram. at a67i Burrell
place. Mrs. Hyscinih Rogers Will be
her only maid and Phillip Bolden
will be the best man. The time Is
pm.
Closing their season for social
activities was the Progressive
clubs FINAL on July 80 at the
home OF Mrs. Marguerite YOUNG oil
ST. Aubin street. Present were
President Betty pipens. Treasurer
NJ. Young: Financial Secretary
Daisy phillips; Recording Score
tarv Mamie Pipens; vice-presidenl
Elenora Stein and Alice Amos
treasurer OF the sinking fund. A
lovely luncheon was served Re
marks were made by Mrs. Georgia
Lunday and Mrs. +. Stein. The club
will resume it's activities the iirsi
week in September.
Mrs. Gevotta Gray. OF ST. Auhin
street. visited Chicago last week.
While there. she was the guest OF
her aunt and cousin. Mrs. Bertha
oliver and Sam Johnson, OF 5000
| Prairie street.
Another fine picnic was that
given by the Junior Sunday school
OF First Baptist institutional
church At Elizabeth park Saturday
Folks scampcring around. playing
games and skinning shins we're;
Elizabeth wright, Rev. and Mrs
y. n. Wright. Howard Wadlow
Emma Ware. Bernice Mitchell and
her out-of-town guest, Emma Mary
Weatherspoon OF st. Louis and
mother. Mrs. Mary Weatherspoon
Harold. Herman and Theresa Nil.
lard. Charles George and Alice
Hudson: Beatrice King. Rev. ID.
n. Date. Crawford Wright and toe
many others.
Remember what We said about
sadness always coming before OF
after badness. well. = Young mar
who vas enlisted In Rerirntni n. Al
Fert Sill. Okla. proved this. A
fine pert6n. Robert z. Thomas VA