The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
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By LYNNETTE PENN

the rounds of the Lucy Thurman YWCA on next Saturday
morning as the ELLIOTTORIAN BUSINESS AND PRO
FESSIONAL GIRLS hold their Career Girls Workshop
Twill be of interest to all femmes who are in the arts
sciences professions aspirants who are leav
ing their various high schools and colleges and coming up
stairs into the world The conference will begin at 10
O'Clock and will feature discussions led by outstanding per-
sons of the community The program has been planned
by efficient committee headed by Oma Metcalf Wesley
and Ruth Price.
BEAUTY is an asset which was featured this
weekend And it is within the grasp of all Gay
lord Hauser the Hollywood diet expert who lectured at
the lWCA on last SATURDAY. night One of his advocates
is MRS. GERALDINE BLEDSOE, who made the arrange
ments for last Saturdays appearance The hundred or
more present took plenty of notes the sugges-
tons offered With the food conservation programs and
the short short shortages the diets not hard
TO follow :. particularly the latest trend - meatless
sugaress breadless detsadvoated by Magazine Digest
and supported by Phillipa Schuyler music prodigy,
who was in our midst a couple of months ago
ARDENT best describes MRS. ROBERT MAT
HEWS ST. who is the guiding light of the Younger Girls
Committee of the Lucy Thurman YWCA She was chair
man OF the lovely brdse party given by the group last
Saturday afternoon For more than ten she has
worked voluntarily with the Younger Girls Department as
advisor consutan and member and present president
OF the sponsoring group VANTELLA LANE and
MARIAN HESTER are directors of the department.
DYNAMIC and DILIGENT is THELMA vIR-
GINA HARRINGTON. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
harrington, of Stanford Avenue She received the ri
Lamba Theta award for exceptional scholarship at
WAYNE University convocatons last Thursday Thel.
ma is senior in the College of Education She cor.
responding secretary of Tau chapter of the Delta Sigma
Theta sorority advanced music student at the De-
uot institute OF Musical Arts and orEanS
School department at the St Stephens AE Church Sis
err Frances is also musical and graduates from North.
western High School in June Hugh Jr also shares the
musical bent and studying with Mrs Benjamin Wales
CONGRATULATIONS due the lovely Peggy
Jean Burs who has been selected alternate princess for
the Golden Automotive Jubilee Celebration which begins
next week Peggy Jean is representing the Colleges
group She is student at Howard University . And
to Ulysses BOYKIN, editor of the Tribune who is cited
IN the current issue of the Detroit Teacher educational
periodical of the Detroit Board of Education) The ar
uce was concerning Miss Blanche Rhinehar head of the
social Science department of Northwestern High School
VINO was me educational advisor for Boykn's book
HANDBOOK OF THE DETROIT NEGRO" A pat on
the back is also due DAWN WATSON, talented young
damse who mistress of ceremonies for the ~ Am An
American Day program at Belle Isle on last Sunday i
Her delivery was marvellous and plenty of poise
TRAVELLING Off to Buffalo Mrs Eliza
resby assistant district supervisor of the Public Welfare
department Fl district; Mrs Annette Burwe supervisor
or the FIFTEENTH district and Mrs Frances Moss of the
Lemay district They are attending the National Confer
ehce OF Social Workers in the New York City Oma Wes
ley has been IN Flint for the weeks because of the
Illness OF her father Tis also rumored that she on the
VISITING list OF SIR Sork for the summer month Of July
BEST WISHES for speedy recoveries 90 to
Mrs Jane Smith of Parker wife of Aphonso Smith postal
employee, who is a patient at Grace Hospital And TO
MIS- Eva Greene teacher in the public schools, whose
friends are happy to hear of her convalescence Also
sincere hurry and get we to little Robert Spencer who
was rushed to hospital this week with serious throat
condition.
WELCOME HOME to Herbert L. Williams, who
has recently returned from quite stint with Uncle Sam
uel IN the Philippine Islands He with the 839th
Aviation Engineers Battalion Greeting him were his
fond grandmothers Mrs. John Beaver and Mrs l. Will
ams, of Pontiac also his sister and brother-in-aw Bar
bara and Albert Dobbins Herbert arrived last Sunday
and hied away to Ann Arbor shortly after to take look
at the University of Michigan, where he was student
prior to his induction He contempates returning to the
school for the Fall semester.
BUSY are the club women of the city . . LILLIAN
WILSON will fete the Silent Workers at her home on next
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock The occasion will be
tea with Ethel McCain and Georgia Dozer as hostesses
The ENTIRE NOUS club met with Mrs Josie Campbell
OF woodrow on last week very interesting prosram
was arranged by Mrs. Lotte Washington with dramatic
readings by Mrs. Earle Poole Feature of the evening
was the election of officers with Mrs OV Smith as pres
ldent; Mrs Frances Smott vice PRESIDENT Mrs Aylene
Novel; recording secretary Mrs Ida Douglass assistant
recording secretary and Mrs Sadie Johnson correspond
ing secretary Next meeting is with Miss Alice Thomas
of Bangor where the officers will be installed
PHI DELTA KAPPA National Teachers sorority
members completing plans for the Founders Day Ban
quet which will be held at the Nacirema Club on Saturday
afternoon They also planning for the regional con
which will be held at Chicago. Illinois Among
those who will make the trip Mrs. Thelma Parker
regional director; Mrs. Sadie Ransome baseus: Mrs
Bernce Taylor, Mrs Ruth Penn Miss Winifred Fairfax
and many others The sorority will also present Gin
derela in Faryand at the Sherrard intermediate School
auditorium June The fantasy will be directed by
Miss Emmadean Bell.