The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12
NATURALIZATION
TALK - ss TOWN
By LYNNETTE PENN


which Will make YOU aud their proves TO the highest
May your sessions be interesting and informative and your
Phi Alpha fraternity holding Open House with cocktails
Friday night following the mammoth Ope> Meeting
al me halpa NaSue on SATURDAY lVrma dancing party
the Urban League for All OF Greekdom the same night
followed by dawn dance At the Omega House The AL
wishes the representatives from thTytou chapters
WHAT ABOUT BUSINESS Don't worry Regional
Director Jeroean Snecd and her capable committee have
in ne preparatOn today tomorrow
Sorors of Tau and Alpha Pi Sigma chapters and their
whoeheartedly with Mrs. Frances Owens, chairman of
the Regional Planning Committee to make the confer
of lasting Importance to Deas, to feowG Greeks,
and to Detroit as whole An interesting feature WIN
be the of the Delta Home for Girls local project
at 1865 Mt Elliot, which IS the naturalization OF a
Delta Dream Recently purchased 1t will soon be ready
tor by twenty lucky girls who will benefit by
the carefully planned programs and directed leisure,
we'll as Wholesome honey atmosphere Former
chairman of the House Committee, Helen Garvn, and
present chairman. Edyhe White, and their committees
have worked diligently to map plans which are earn
esty followed by the and the Citizens Commit
tee, headed by Mrs Mary JeFreys
ALL THAT Gil TIERS Is sometimes gold espe-
caiy It's manifestations Of Friendship and genuine wishes
for happiness such expressed by the many. many
friends Of the Miller family If this city ON Sunday after
noon scores of stunning ,y-cad socaieS came 70
cocktail party given by Mary Agnes DAVIS II the
tracye sisters for Mr. and Mrs John JACOB simmons H.
newlyweds The charming bride sister Bernice
Greeting the guests m the door o. me Nacrema Club site
Simmons Ir mother Of the groom charmed he guests
she received with the happv couple She chose very
exquIstey designed suit OF back Norsed with an all
over pattern of silver naiheads with denSer pattern
the OF the Su Her hat gray milan swathed
with gray yelling and accented with pearls
Welcoming the many friends of her daughters and
the family was Mrs. George Miller She stunning
in suit Ct aqua wool with longer Jacket detail and
chspeau Of pink satin with yards of ulle and pink
satin accented with silver sequins Mrs Davis
chose suit Of apple green wool with tiny buttons of
self material from the neckne to the Jacket hem and
pencil-slim skirt Her chapeau of many flowers
and pink satin ribbon Dora Miller, chose pale beige
.L.~J Il .laa k,K
of pink strak with yelling.
ner by me bride parents Mr. and Mrs George Miller at
the Century Room Of the Club 666 Thursday evening
Among the members Of the family and intimate friends
ahoa the crystal fruit punch how and later at the
couple 81 Louis University, Mrs John Simmons, Jr.
Mr and " r RAYMOND Hatcher Dr. William PoStles, Geo
Gather Mr. and Mr., Richard tni mou' Doris Shiver,.
Joseph Miller Dora Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
MORE NUPTIAL NEWS is concerning the re-
cent announcement Of the approaching marriage of
GROVE CoOTE, debonnsir teacher in the Detroit public
schools and ELEANOR BELL Of Atlanta Ga. Grove
few Atlanta IN last weekend to the announcement
party and to meet the rest OF the family Eleanor Is
graduate Of Spemsn college and Columbia U. She
is former teacher at Tallsdegs College and is
teaching Romance Languages at Clafn College in s. c.
Her father is President W. A. Bell Of the Miles Me-
mortal College in Birmingham Alabama Brother,
William promising young barrIster here in the Mo-
tor City and the hubby Of Groves sister, Kathleen
IN-AND-OUT OF TOWN several prominent
persons or me tne Easter acaion Mrs Pearl CollnS
spent me VACATION in Memphis Tennessee. reminscing
with amtv ard friends and Inuing the ln Of the gay
city Juanta Banks cUOsc West Virginia her deStin-
alton again spend be HOLIDAYS with family groups To-
New York West he Walter Foris Ellen Murphy Ford,
and tEc John Ford }ates They were guests at the
wedd ng Of their cousin Clarce Ford formerly of thi,
city he we'd 90 Or Allen Ward dental surgeon.
Janice Beverley bUeG the Easter festivities Of Nashville.
Tennessee whore her sister Ethel student at Tennes
see State They were the guests of aunt Mrs c. l..
Beverley Charles Booker closed his books Wayne
University and headed Cor Alabama pay visit to the
members Of his family that he hasn't for sometime
EASTER MONDAY =. found Detroiters thronging
the DetroH Institute OF Arts to the MUSICAL FASH
ION SPECTRUM, presentation produced and directed
by the inimitable team, Glenn and Gladys Mills
Twas all about pretty GIRL" who "ke mel
ody" but truly, the glamorous audience and the col
orfu production made a symphony" Again the Mills
presetned the tops in entertainment the grand
audience, which is Detroit Can't list here all the
beautiful models and all the fashionable scenes but
would like say that Clarence Brown bids fair be-
a fashion show stealer His forays into the col
realm for sculine attire Of decided interest.
The finished spectacle is indeed tribute to Mrs Mills
the participants kept with their organic ton and
details despite her bout with influenza.
FORECA STS Of interesting events 20
include the pha Kappa Alpha Bridge Party April
II the Club SOS The Title Teen-Toler Fashion
Show sponsored by the Hartford FraSorory Tuesday
April at Hartford Baptist church The Riddles Fash
ion Revue and bridge given by the Chi Chapter Of the
National Teachers Sorority OF Phi Delta Kappa April
10. at St Matthews Parrish House and the Spring Mu-
steal Evening 10 be sponsored by the m be Of the
Ytirahc Club at the Urban League on April %.