The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-22
TALK TIE as TOWN.
BY LYNNETTE PENN

enant Roger Walden on last Friday night The theme
for the nuptias pastoral complete with bridesmaids
as shepherdesses with the TRADITIONAL crooks The lovely
bride sped to the bedside of her mother Mrs Charles Hill
who was hospaized and couldn't witness the rites before
the ceremony.
THE BEAUTIES seen with Dr. ALT. Thomas Jr., this
past week were MARIA and VICTORIA FOSTER of Br-
mngham Alabama and Boston. Massachusetts,. The
lovely damses came here from Washington where they
were bridesmaids in the Westfield-Pts wedding which
created such stir in Eastern social circles last week
Maria attends the Simmons School of Social Work in Bos
ton and Victoria is student at Boston Law School
The girls were Joined in Detroit by their equally charm
ing mother Mrs Alice Foster, and will from here to
Seattle Washington for the summer vacation They
were recipients of many courteses while guests of the
Thomases.
THE KIDDIEs of the JACK and JILL club and their
parents guests at outing Sunday at the Merrill
Palmer Camp near Rochester Seen enjoying the fun Of
the day were the LOWELL BAKERS and Lowell III and
Alice . The CONTELLA HOLLlSES and Linda, Tom
nile, and Gerald the ATWOOD STEVENS and Brenda,
Kathleen and Steve. -. the REMUS ROBlNSONS ana
Freddie Ilene and Carol. the RAMON SCRUGGS and
of Mrs Scruggs. MRS. ANNA RHONES and daughter
Mrs Josephine Love and Claudia Gabrielle Bradley
10 Carol Johnson and Judy Osborne
The Guy Saulsberrys are the proud parents of
and heir so the blue satin comforter held in the beak OF
white stork shower for lovely mother on last week
lust might have been prophetic. The shower given
by the member of the Old Acquaintance club at the home
of Elizabeth Hickman The girls had quite hilarious
time playing new game called :. PIT Prizes were won
by Marguerite McDavid and Mary Agnes Davis Present
were Irene Arlington Dora Penck Johnnie Fritz, May
will Hickman, Vuns Barrow, Nancy Benjamin and Leona
Baskerville of Ohio.
When The Sade-Gragg Institute opened last Sunday
afternoon seven members of the outstanding Southern
family here. Mrs. Rosa Slade Gragg, who is the
founder the Institute presented them to the audience
James Sade professor of Clarke university the speak
for the evening The five sisters who came to witness
the grand opening Mrs. Anna Pearl Burlington of
of Morris Brown college Mrs Virginia Paulk, teacher
Albany State College Mrs Marie Kyne concert singer
Mrs Mary Mitchell teacher at Booker T. Washington HI
school and Mrs Naomi Easteon of the Southern Assoca
ton of Colleges and Secondary Schools. all are of At
lanta Georgia Students from all the country will
be housed at the Ferry Street home when the Deroits
Studentn-Industry Project is begun The project is
sponsored jointly by the Student YWCA of Wayne Uni
versy and the University of Michigan Extension School
Lilly DiGaento, student of coop house at the
University of Michigan will be the coop here
TRAVEL. TALK !, Mrs Henry Patterson of twenty
eighth street left for Cleveland and Cambridge Ohio
last weekend. Before leaving she the luncheon
guest of Mrs. Sadie Jackson of Hocomb Accompanying
her her extended vacation is her sister the Goggns
family of Arden Park left last week trip the
They will take in the LousConn fight and other festvt
es. Also heading for New York Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Jones who plan also to stop in Atlantic City before
returning home and to their cottage at Idlewd JOHN
WILLIAMS of the Courier is another of the trekers
the East His visit is twofod to the title fight and
attend the meeting of the National Negro Publishers AS
ISOLATION LYLE RIDDLE and Lois Ann Edwards at
tended dancing party at Midwest last weekend.
Mrc. Vantella Lane and Miss Beth S5ey secretaries
OF Yc; ger Girls Work for YCA are attending the an
rual conference for teou-aSe girls Cam Clear Dow
ing MicnSa .Eflah Clarke Phyllis Browder and JAG
quelne Thomas the WaJne YWCA representatives at
the annual Students Conference at Lake Geneva Wis
MEET THE MISSUS. program over Radio station
WJR will be broadcast from the Social rooms of the Ply
mouth Congregational Church Friday June % at 10
o'clock noon. Ross Muhoand popular announcer will be
the guest of honor at the luncheon will conduct the
program Mrs. Roxanne Moor is chairman of the affair
More than two hundred guests expected
PIANO RECITALS were outstanding this week . On
Friday night the billiard Community School of Music gave
very entertaining program at the YWCA with capacity
audience Vocal and instrumental students pres
ented among the youthful music advocates were Jerad-
inc Taylor Deoria and Carolyn Barnett Barbara john
son, Earline McNea Ellen Woodland, Thelma Brown, Es-
sic Brown Hazel Hugely and others The school orches-
ira played several outstanding selections.
INTERESTING TID-BITS Miss Nellie Watts is be-
ginning her tenth year sponsor of outstanding musical
artists Paul Robson the stellar attraction planned for
her year of celebration IT'S said that than thous
and persons got a glimpse Of the Hill-Walden wedding
ceremonies last week The Benedicts Wives enter
tanning friends at dancing party Friday night at the
Alpha House. The Omegas started a getacquainted'
program last week with the Delta and friends as
guests.