The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-10
TALK r ST TOWN
By LYNNETTE PENN

h stored for the activities on SATURDAY and ia hear 81
OA BlNGA celebrated author lecturer and world
b rclcr lie was introduced 10 the group bv III YSSES
BOlklN, editor OF the Detroit Tribune Mr. Bjnga,. i
editorial chief of the Detroit Free Press seen aqrec
ald diSagreeng with the symposium speaker were
s Whitaker Boykin. who had quite tete-a.tetc VIM
4 guest OF honor over cocktails in the new lounge ON the
ai loo[, MIS- p julian Ferry Mrs Lowell Baker. Mr.
ther Edward Davis Ray Rodgers Robert Hendricks
focrona president Major Roy Morton and Wife and
JAjNTlNG OFT TO Chcnauli Park for the Nacrema
IS were he ERNEST CABJIES and family, the Arts
IcE Gus ogletree the Frank Clays and family the
AiHfi'4 Matte HarriN james Bernudi the Hugh Bar
ron, and family, the Claude Wilson's. Mr. and Mrs
Nlhen and Mr. and Mrs Lynn Mlben the William
and family Jenne KrauS snd daughter Annette
y,sc BoykinS. Art Fleming. Ray Rodgers the James
2 trNs MI and Mrs. pnnlop. DR. Charles Whitley and
q FnGIr harlita and Patricia. and score. Of others
ihfueth street Tor ther Vacation Prom on last Tues
laght thcr hoseSscs were Mrs. Lillian Wilson. Mrs
Booker Mrs Bennett and Mrs Well . Mrs Booker
also chairman for the Nacircma Wives Bridge Party on
2 u>day afternoon from five 70 seven III. Mrs Irene
badcl IS the head Of the Nacrema Wives for thu, gala
Ffeh Olher affairs which viii interest the Detroit
& atHc- are me Community Evening al the club House
NfuntSodl. neElnhlng ~ : ?. M the onF-aWated
Midsummer sport Dance on FRIDAY night az me Labor
npc with Leroy Smiths orchestra playing the Scntil-
ng tunes and the Bachelors Visitors Party on SAT-
y ial mght at the CHb House Guests have registered
M many stat Is attracted 10y the additionally renowned
ANOTHER EVENT which has Dcrotcrs all agog
Z JOE LOUIS ANNUAL. HORSE SHOW Twill be
! ON Sunday August i. at SPRINGHILL FARM out
1 la way Entries have come from far and near ac-
ling to the charming Mrs. Lcnorc Ports who has been
te busy with the business end Of the venture Eques
iris and cqteStrennes from points as FAR away rs
uDus, Ohio (the spur Club, Cleveland Ohio and
8 G cities Will be on hand TO show their in COM
,t'ion with the horsc-feSh from the Michigan arms.
IL FOR THE BIG MONEY the three hunded dol
4 purses are Louise Bel GYPSY Patricia De Lion
i td Sauer Mrs Ida Cobb and he kalarama Farms
who proud Of their entries in the three gated class
icing for honorS with fNe-gateds are Elger Harvey
Louise Bel Sauer Joe Louis St9neWa NC.
M and Elaine BlodSoe who has entered Dream tirl
Inc Tennessee alkng Horse class has attracted ,
Butler Louise Bell. Dewey Cobb, Mrs Henry Jennings
ad the Hillary Lumber Company who have entered their
TEEN AGERS aud small fry who Will take turns in
saddle for the hundred dollar purse are Kenneth
ohnson. Joy Johnson, Patricia Day Geraldine butter
Beverley BOA Bessie Lindsay and John Smith of lnkscr
tlchEan Other entries for events have heen made by
n Charles Connay Of kalarama Farms, Mary Grace
omtc Mr. and Mrs Henry Jennings Or Charles Whitby
William Root of the Kelly Stables Fred Sauer Of Kaama-
o and from ST. Catherine Ontario, Port huron ana the
lovely MARVA LOUIS will be ON hand and
N th daughter JACQUEIINE who will award the
ror,n 10 M highest bidders Fund, viii be donated
1 the STEVE Y AKO FUND which the Tribune is spon-
TnP as will he proceeds for all the rest OF the pro-
grams Speaking OF the fund there Will also be pam
Joe Louis Brown Bomber Chicken Shack IN honor
the fund for the children of the veteran who gave ms
fe in attempt to two children who were drown
ing The event will be on Thursday night August 10
Joe Louis is Joining the many other citizens Of Detroit
who are raying to the fund for education OF the cheh
o inc vet hero.
BON VOYAGES !. were many this week as Detroit
and friends prepared TO embark for foreign shores
THOMAS NJ WINTERS father Of Mrs. Syb Gregory od
adeux to many friends at the home OF the GregorNS on
Hague Saturday evening before returning 10 kngson
Jamaica. BWI In to say bon voyage were ~ ana
Mrs. James Graham Hadley Graham, Mr. and Mrs fIPd
Hart Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cootes Mrs. IN
pnia ates stephen Morrison. Cecil Farmer Mr. ana MIS-
Oswald Godsein Horace Gregory. Mrs Leila hawthorne
Arthur Tomlinson Fay romnson Carl Gregory henheth
Grant DR. Robert Greenidge. the Charles BenJamhS;
Mrs Black and many others Mr. Winters entrance
Tor New York City on Sunday morning. Where ne VII
spend few days before setting sail Friends also gat-
Pred the home of Mrs Beatrice Fleming on Boston hou
etard TO say bon voyage Mrs Felix McDaVd VINO Is 10
join her husband. Major McDavd, IN Germany -
COMING EVENTS Lawn Fetes are all the go =.
the Fred Hart Williams will entertain hundreds AZ nu-
seal on Sunday August the lawn OF their nome oo2
Woodland for the Azaa L. Hackley Memorial Fu nq
II clouds are gray twill be held indoor ' AM
ETY. LAWN FETE is planned by the Association 0i
Womens Clubs at their lovely clubhouse on august
Mrs Mildred O. Croft chairman of the House Com-
mittee is in charge Of the arrangements Mrs Jeaheta
Wcch Brown is the president On September t'e
Mary Brown School of Millinery will present DfSllN
fashion show featuring the latest in millinery design al
rived from the Dunbar Trades School in Chicago SeS
eral noted designers have also planned to attend "'""
ing TO the dynamic Miss Mary Brown -. e,,,,rt.,>.e
INTERESTING TIDBlTS ARTHUR SIM hlNo'
W no was such sensation at the BOwery Cafe. appear
ing al the Downtown Theatre this week I'm addtlon 20
his he aauananees with ms Oh s'"
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