The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

Ih5 ANDHEW TONDEES and
the RAMON SCRUGGS began the
coming holiday festivities with a
dinner dance Saturday night at the
Urban league. The invitations.
which were exceptionally clever.
ended with this gay rhyme: Men
you needn't dress in your soup and
fish, but ladies be a delectable
dish" The women were truly a
delectable dish with their jeweled
gowns, glamour hair creations
and sparkly jewels. We thought
that Marbodine Robinson's hair
style was very becoming. II was
the new psyche knot. With this
she wore a becoming grecian
draped in two shades OF grey. An
other outstanding lady was Mrs.
William Postles. Her gown OF
black was spiced with an insert
OF aqua blue. BONNIE SMITH
also chose black and wore black
feathers in her hair. VILLA
JOHNSON wore a stunning gold
dinner gown made with v-neck-
line and a girdle belt. MARCEL
LA PETERSON's draped aqua jer-
sey had a jeweled side belt MRS.
LYDIA GOGGINS' red outfit was
dazzling. We liked MRS. JOHN
ROXBOROUGH's grey and silver
frock. FRANCES GALLOWAY
was a colonial belle in her black
taffeta and velvet dress. IRIS
BELL COX in white and gold was
pretty as a picture as she danced
with her newly returned husband.
Lieut.. Wendell Cox Lieut.. Joel
Adams was introducing Mrs. Ad-
ems who is making her home here
now. She also wore black.
ANOTHER STAR on the social
calendar was the ALPHA WIVES
MONTE CARLO PARTY held Sat-
urday night al the Alpha House.
II attracted scores 10 the newly
decorated show place.
Among the crowd we saw Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas BriScoe. Virginia
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bran
non, Mrs. SigSby Raymond. Willis
Ward. DR.. Julian Rucker. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Halle. DR.. and Mrs
Maurice Wesson. DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hines. Lieut. and Mrs. Joel Ad-
ans. Atty and Mrs William Cold
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Officer
and many more.
on THE CULTURAL FRONT:
Tuesday. Nov q the Algcr P-TA
had two speakers from the Utlcy
Branch Library. Miss Stewart and
Mrs. Willing, who enlightened the
parents on children's activities
Following the meeting the parents
and teachers participated in a So
cal hour. Officers Of the P-TA
arc Mrs. Irene McClendon. presi-
dent; Mrs. Leons Richey. Secre-
tary. John Carroll is the energetic
principal.
SOCIAL MINDED THOMAS p
DRUM. chairman OF the Central
Committee FOR District and Com.
nunlty Councils. sponsored a PUB
lie meeting AZ the Ctlev Branch
az the Detroit Library THURSDAY
The purpose o. the meeting NaS
so organize a community council ~
serve the North Woodward area.
which has many social needs The
committee hopes - stimulate local
participation IN meeting the needs
OF this area through creative and
social action guided by sound meth
DDS 81 community organization.
Mrs. Pearl Collins 81 the Depart
rent Of Health was the main
speaker Of the evening.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
MISS the Russian Relief Fedora
tons affair 10 ne tcld FRIDAY.
Dec. :. Masonic Temple ~ s 20
pm Thrc Viii be several prom
inent artists. outstanding among
them Celeste Cole Proceeds from
the program will hc sent 20 Russia
for food ard clothing FOR the
wounded Tickets arc on sale at
Gr.nnclls or cs,l Ma iiea
THURSDAY EVENING marked
thc fit,h annual Hot Dos Banquet
This years program vas
memorial 10 thc late Rev William
Peck The participants S,okc Of
the late Rev Mr. Peck as a bust
ness man. Churchman. friend. and
q minister. Marvin DuPrc'S rem
dtion of the Lords Prayer was
well done. NJ NJ Bonner. prc>i-
cent. served as POSTMASTER.
All ROMANCE: ALICE LISIE.
formerly Of this city is rcadying
an important announcement soon
When Anna Bell Anderson be-
came the bride OF Leonard Allen.
she wore an heirloom veil