The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-09

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the Prudence Crandall club Sat-
urday evening at her apartment.
or course most delicious
menu was served in her usual
exquisite style and am sure
ration points would have blush
ca II they could have seen what
Alice accomplished so miracu-
lousy with food. Mrs. Leola
Franklin Fields Of New York
City, Miss Anna Gunnell and
Mrs. Gerdalee Younge were the
special guests.
Miss Lou Swartz was hostess
to her club the Fun Makers.
Saturday evening at her home
on Windsor Place
Carver hotel Is the latest hotel
In ST. Louis. Carver hotel is
the former Poro building hotel
II is now under the manage
ment of Dean and Mrs. William
Taylor Mrs. Armillda Evans "a
the conecnIal clerk at the desk
In the lounge. II is very graft
flying TO know that there viii
definitely be real nice hotel
in this lovely vicinity OF the
city. and with the charming
Mrs. Taylor as the hotel hostess,
am sure one could not wish
nicer atmosphere than at the
Carver hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones OF
Cleveland, Ohio are enjoying st.
Louis hospitality as the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Jackson Of Goode avenue.
Rev. Fred Hughes, popular
pastor OF ST. James A.M.E.
church. Pendleton at ST. Ferdi-
nand. was back In his pulpit
Sunday after most enjoyable
western trip. where he renewed
many friendships and visited
number OF western AME con-
ferences during his five weeks
stay.
Attorney Ralph Osborne. we'll
known Detroiter. and George Nc
Fall, prominent Detroit under
taker spent the weekend in St
Louis. Missouri on business. Mr..
McFall was the house guest OF
his old college chums. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Chestnut OF 4i74 w.
Belle. Mr.. Osbourne was the
house guest OF Miss BESSIE Gar
vim Of 26ll Missouri avenue. f.
Saint Louis.
Emily Russell. A4s Cottage.
has charming house guest
from New York. Had glimpse
OF them Saturday evening.
John Clarke and large num-
Der OF his Urban League family
are in Chicago this week at
tending the Urban Leagues an
nual conference at $3.50 South
Parkway Judging from the
program and preparations. this
meeting promises to be one OF
the best and most Informative
OF any previous conferences.
Chsuncey Cooper, dean OF
Howard University, School OF
Pharmacy made his mother,
Mrs. Cooper. and sister. Lucana.
44O2 Enright. very happy a
few days ago. when he made
one OF his short. but sweet,
visits to them.
Saw Connie Taylor, Lola Wal
lace. Freda witherspoon. etc.
selling bonds In the Auditorium
Wednesday night before the
Emancipation program opened.
Kenneth BilIup's Emancipa-
tion Male Chorus soloist, Flet-
cher Higgins. should also be
regarded as. one OF tho high
lights OF the Emancipation pro-
gram. because OF his rare rich
musical bass voice which he
uses with expression and which
everyone enjoys.
It was nice hearing John
Procope's voice last week lie
called me as he was passing
through ST. Louis on his way
from the Hospital associations
national convention in Buffalo,
\. Y. lie IS now superintendent
OF Goodrich-Flint hospital in
New Orleans.
Miss yada Lee Easter. graduate
OF Fisk university. is on the
faculty OF 81. Joseph high school
on Page avenue She viii
teach music. Miss Easter Is an
artist Of note.
There Is really a big treat In
store FOR the Scott Field sold
iers this Thursday night, when
Joe Louis. sergeant In Uncle
Sans army. will give an extra
ordinary boxing exhibition In a
full evening OF thrills. On Oct.
4, he will appear at Jefferson
Barracks and leave big bunch
OF cheer from the effects OF his
exhibition.