The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
TALK TIE ss TOWN
By LYNNETTE PENN

rooms beckon and groups get set for glorious season
v TWAS BACK TO SCHOOL 80 for teachers but not
the Riddles this week Catching the last train out of Chi
aco in time for the Tuesday meeting was Ruth Caver
ronuar high school teacher She was accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Scipio Murphy Sporting beautiful
n and the latest in California ogs was Juanita Mead
Who spent a month in the Golden West Thelma Parker
looking well rested after whole at her cottage
in Idewild She entertained loads of friends, and is
ready for school and work with the Phi Delta Kappa Ma
ona Teachers sorority of which she is regional director
Ruth Mcintosh is all smiles after lengthy in Tulsa
MARGARET MONTGOMERY, teacher of Foreign
languages in the sunny south as did Wnnifred Fair
fax who summered in Woodland Back to school duties
after motor tour to the French-C anadian province OF
Quebec and through New York state Edyhe Bland
and Jeroean Sneed regional director of Delta Sigma
Theta sorority Geneva Morrow is also sporting tan
after three weeks in Idewild and trip home to.Des
MONIES Iowa others coming in from California were
ReVha Smith Katherine Weiss and Fannie Raiford
#Jee McCahern spent the summer taking easy at her
Hcottage at Fox Lake Michigan. while Loretta Terhune
inclIded Cincinnati Ohio and Louisville Kentucky on
bier travel itinerary. Mary Roberts popular teacher at
4the Dufied school. spent enjoyable time visiting
frends at Niles and Cassopolis, Michigan and goes
the list all waiting TO do their bit in moulding the
character the hundreds of youth answering the sound
of the bell on next Monday morning
4 OTHER RETURNING VACATIONISTS were Mr.. and
MRS RAYMOND Burrell of Pennsylvania avenue. . the
lovely Miss Victoria Mccall who has been visiting IN
Chicago and Louisville, Ky. the Ewood Gaylns, Lei,
cester Court and the Fred Hart Williams of Woodland
avenue They spent enjoyable days in Chatham Ontar
TO- The Williams and the Davenport Lambers were al
SO hosts to Engine Shaw Hardin librarian, and Mrs
Weekend They enroute home after VISIT TO the
summer cottage of Mrs. Hardin and her sister Miss
Blanche f. Shaw Paradise Lake CasSopos Mlchl-
gan. Also in from Niles was Dr. JACK pIrant. Tor a
quick visit with his relatives the Jones on CoaX avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLaughn attended the phoVosia
pliers convention in Chicago.
NOSE STEWART THOMPSON, accountant has
been showing the town his cousin Aaron Day assist
ant secretary and Educational director OF the North Cao
ina Mutual Insurance company, and Joseph Goodoe or
the personnel department and also assistant SecrelaE ol
Tho Same firm They are both from Durham, North Caro-
In nj limo thpir y. .
and MRS J.A BREWER have Just returned IRON hocheS-
ter Minnesota where Dr. Brewer has been continuing re-
search in surgery and other subjects related TO ms p9e
son From Cleveland Ohio came Ernest Rowe ana wal
ter Martin guests of Betty Bland Also brought smes
FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH came scores OF visit
ors JUANITA DOBBINS OF Birmingham Aia.' spe CIV
four days in the city visiting reaeS ncnded lengthy
route home from vacation trip which lncuGeu , eSS
stays in Chicago and Milwaukee Na1nahea Ai,n,
president of the Southern Regional of the IuSke&ee
association guest in the CITY ~ io' Int Mrs
Tenn came lovely June Tollver to visit her athl Nlis
Willie Caldwell at 6710 Taft June Is a a., gIauG ot -
Fisk university and member of Alpha II MA society
The Andrew Powes in Englewood avenue ar ' ~
genial hosts TO friends from Little Rock, Ark y, "
ANDERSON and son, CRAWL LII iIonce convention
On returning The Andersons will visit Buffalo
anu NEW YORK IS IN THE NEWS as usual .M Mr.
and Mrs Nimrod Pennabaker visiting reIalIes III i;
city, They are the guests of Mrs Carolyn @g 20 New
convalescing after long seige of illness 11iott
York was Mrs Hattie Grien proprietor OF the H% IT,
Shoppe who is taking time out for snort coqeg ~
phapOn School of Fashions. Also uOHe ~
The William Pates motored to New fork on IaSI Iii
and other points of interest in the East NaneE ~ ON
accompany Mrs Violet Lewis (aready u tne as
weeks vacation at mountain resort IN NJ d NIe
guests Of her brother Also goiong East are W. %e,
Roger Woodlev and foster daughter Jose II M
who will spend two weeks in Washington ~ - "'' 49,
folk, Virginia. i,o brs, this week
Among the Hostesses who were quite ousS ,3 t Maud
was Mrs Verlie Morton who had as her guesi; Mls ~
Price wife of DIR ST. Clair Price, dean VI
Howard university Friends she made durlhs
at University of Michigan busy recalling sIVj recent
and bringing the charming guest up-t MON Of Cofax
ACCOMPLISHMENTS MRS. MARIE Stan oaS W S0'''
entertained few friends at an ntorTnai urobie mo-
Guests nIaved many games and spent peasu.Gue nnd
ments in conversation Also admired me be IL an
block prints of Joseph Stanton Marie orks Of art
Art Major from Wayne University lIu ny panI Ford
Seen at the Stanton home were Mr. ana Viz Conallv
Mr. and Mrs Lonnie and DR.. and MIS- Chaiie O'
The Stantons were genial hosts 10. Tho MARY
SIGNS or FALL will be evident Whe Eli liz 10 bion
BROWN SCHOOL of Millinery presents It's , rait
Showing "Desion" on September at ATT ;t, in de-
Here 10 watch the show unfold with Us nEe Srs and
sign and variety of mediums Will be Ge1 15 Wstefeld
Dorothy Brown of Cleveland Ohio, and Fan" " t;yit,,
of Chicago ANOTHER SIGN OF FALL Is ln p,ns are
in the ranks of Delta Sigma Theta sorority ~ Eioonor
already begun for the first Fall meeting WIN tbe
Boykin Jones chairman of the committee IhaNi f Tho
plans Deltas ali over the city are heauLW y" rand
roundup filled with enthusiasm and plans lo ciadys
year Assisting Eleanor are Theresa henreiso = o a
Fisher Connie Baker, and yours truly ptrons of the