The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

For the OCtdSlOu Nh' WIZ
black afternoon frock with print
ed belt. Her accessories were all
black and included large ieit
hat and patent bag and shoes. Her
novel earrings were little vases
which were filled with real sprays
of baby's breath flowers. A matcn.
ing pin fastened at the N-ncck or
her dress held bahy's breath and
full bloom yellow rose
Mrs. Whiiby looked stunning
In a black two piece dress. Her
Jacket fastened with military style
buttons. Her corsagc was white
with small pearl ccnters hanging
from each flower. Beautiful black
satin accessories completed her
attire.
Sally Darden wore a printed
frock with large green flowers
against white background. Her
accessories were shell pink trim
med with luggage tan.
Eva Green wore blue and
white print. white shoes and a
lovely navy blue felt hat
Mrs. Jeffrles looked stunning
in black frock having n double
tunic. each trimmed with the
finest ~ net. Her large hack hat
made OF nshnct straw framed her
lovely grey curls.
As each guest arrived she was
given small book OF matches 10
which was attached yellow hand
made roses. Each package was
Inscribed with ~ Perfect Match"
and the inside flan contained
Hazci's and Charlie Roxboronshs
names. The tables were set for
four with individual lace trimmed
covers. In The center OF Zach
table Wore tall tronical decorated
vases filled with dainty SPRAYS Of
white snan dragons. Cocktails and
delicious chicken luncheon were
served
The gift table was draped with
lovely lace cloth which fell al
most TO the floor. and conferred
nv an arrangement OF summer
blossoms. All gifts were wrapped
eNnuisitely with large pastel hows.
Sally Dardcn read the cards en-
closed in tho gifts which the
other hosiesses opened leaving
Hazel to make appropriate com
ments.
From her hostesses. Hazel re-
cei,cd a breakfast set which was
glazed 10 perfection and en-
HANGED by yellow flowers against
l>own and white background .
, Charlita and Patricia Whithy.
fod-chidren OF Miss LYMAN. gave
her matching creamer and sugar
Z howl The dreamer resembling q
quaint jug and the sugar bowl
was fat and round.
4 gifi which reflects the esteem
IL which Miss LYMAN IL held was
the handsome silver gravy boat
and tray given her bv hcr future
srter-in-law. cutie Marlborough.
Victoria Mccall. Marion and
Garnctia Carter gave Hazel her
iavorite perfume shocking Tho
Gifts were all quite handsome and
/ costly and included bohemian
glassware. linens. towels. table
cloths. lingerie. pottery and many
other items all OF which will on
nance. that apartment in the
Cevera tho connie will live.
Hazel was thrilled AZ the sight
which met her eyes as che enter
cd the I.ark's apolocizing profuse-
" because she had encountered
flooded streets on her way 10 the
marty which made her very late
Her heaming face lent iov 10 the
entire proceedings for everyone
was caught in the web ~ her
finklIn~ laughter. and forgave her
outright for holding un the party.
Later the groom came up with
I n smile on his face that Indicated
that he was the happiest man in
the world.
Perhaps one Of the happieet of
the guests was Hazels mother.
who flashes the same infectious
smile for which Hazel II famous.
She wore a printed navy frock
End black accessories to the af-
fair.
Out OF town guests were: Mrs.
S l.. Lewis. Los Angeles. Calf;
Mrs. Nellie Humes. Memphis.