The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-19

Mrs. c. w, Preston had q few
friends in for a delightful gather
ing. and then she surprised them
with the announcement that II was
her birthday. They had just the
finest time. Her husband gave her
a beautiful orchid 10 add 10 her
charm. Al the party were: Mrs.
Alberta jenkins, Dr.. Orr, Mrs
Violet Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs Walter
McGlasker. Mimic Cato, DR.. and
Mrs. ID. j. Graham. DR.. and Mrs.
Mosee. Mr.. and Mrs. John l. JEFF
ferson. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bur-
ris. Carrie Davis. Hortense Red
dick. Mr. and Mrs. Price. Mrs.
Charles Roxborough, DR.. and Mrs
Hedgemsn, Earl Harris, DR.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Williams, Jack Wells.
Mrs. Leona Lang. DR.. T. A. Carter,
Miss Jean Smith, Carolyn Glover,
S. B. Mcqueen. Mrs Matthew's
and many others.
THE SOPHISTlCATES met with
Virginia Flennoy on Tuesday.
They had an interesting meeting.
with Marian McClsin winning nrst
bridge prize: Marie Lewis, second.
and Blanche Evans. BOBBY. Others
looking on were Mesdames Eliza
beth Crosby. Sue Colbert and Al
media Clifford.
HENRIETTA CARROLL was
honored recently with a farewell
party given at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Car
roll Of 23rd street. Miss Carroll is
leaving for California. where spe
will vacation for month. Al the
party were: Katherine and LOU
lse Brown, Nathaniel Burns, Ida
Byers, G.. p. Chapman, Louise
Chapman, Lillian Brown. Virginia,
Jscina and Laura Bowie. Lillian
Davis. Johnnie Bailey. Jaffa Whit
tington. Jennie Carroll. Joseph
Martin, Edith Norman. Dorothy
Smith. Virginia Coleman. Mrs.
Henry Agnew. Mrs William Trent,
Clotelle Trent. jeanette Morris.
James and Matte Wilson, Frozene
Spencer. Elanore Potts. Mrs. l..
Marshall. Margaret McAllen. El!z-
abeth Ice, Mrs. l.. Wright and
others.
MOTHERS DAY was the ideal
time for the Tadfors 10 make their
public debut. It's a new organi-
Lation OF busy ladies, centered on
creating an ideal thought within
ones self. Thinking and doing
for others is their motto. hence the
planning of the delightful tea. II
was enjoyable. indeed, for moth
ers and daughters who were in
viied.
The home OF their treasurer.
Mrs. V. Clark. OF HsZlett avenue.
was the setting. Her home is so
furnished. The din |
ing room table was a spectacle OF \
beauty. Red tapers glowed around |
white SnapdragonS and red tulips. !
Dainty sandwiches. cookies and I
tea came forth from a silver and Z
gold tea service. Here are the 4
TadforS: EliSse Mann. president; /
Juenetta Watt. ce-preSijent: I
Mrs Watson, secretary: Mrs Jean 4
assistant secretary; Mrs. /
V. Clark. treasurer Hazel Merrill, I
Katherine Keller. Ann Stanton /
and Anna Lewis finish up the /
membership list.
MRS. J. L. JEFFERSON and
Mrs. Mizelle are leaving Friday to
their daughters. Gloria
and Betty Ann. who are goods at 4
Howard university. They are GO I
ing 10 spend the week in Wash /
ington However. Mrs. Jefferson
intends 10 return in time 10 give I
a party for her son. Sgt. Horace, /
who is here o furlough.
Marshall Williams is enjoying I
the wonderful southwest climate
Of % degrees. He is out in Tucson,
Ariz.
Miss Gladys Snyder OF Los An
seles, Calf. who is visiting Mr.. I
and Mrs. Earl Davis OF Seneca
avenue, is being delightfully."-
shown about by the society crowd. !
She is engaged 10 their son. Sea-
man Earl Davis OF the Coast
Guard. who is now stationed in
North Carolina. She is very pref
~ and has q sweet disposition. No
she is a social fsvorite al
ready.
LES PENNIES SOCIAL club
held its last meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Laura Marshall. \
Plans were discussed for q party
on May Is. After business, bridge
was played. Prizes were awarded
10 Mrs. Letitis Tyson, hrst: Mrs
Madeline Whitlock. third. and
Mrs. Reaths Cruise, second. The
hostess served q delicious rspast i