The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-02

Arriving here following 4 tour
n the South had lots to tel
,hs crowd that huddled in the
century Room of the Club $685.
T,sday mite Of the momentum:
,onic Of the hour. Civil Rights.
Presiding at the reception was
Mrs Peter Casey. Mrs. Wayne
Jetfrjes presented Mrs. Hedge
man And pinned on her a gor-
scous .corsage Of Talisman roses,
Other big wig Democrats pres
sni Who spoke were Senator Jo-
senh Brown. DR.. Samuel Milton.
ATTY Harold Bledsoe and Mar
INA Griffith.
Some Of the persons elected
n spearhead the job to be done
in Detroit were Mr.. Dounveor
better known as "Old Gov" Mrs.
Fannette Norris, Mrs. Lillian
Hatcher and Mrs. Alberta Bow
man Mrs. Hedgeman left Satur-
day flying to Cleveland but will
return to her job here for a
few DAYS on Monday.
Then over at DR.. and Mrs
George Biram's on West Grand
Boulevard on Sunday, coolies
we're invited in to hear the
brilliant and captivating Atty
CYRUS of Chicago. Ill. who is
doing a Job for our Republican
candidate for President Mr..
Dewey. The Bran home with
is pale green carpeting. venetian
blinds and unusual wall papering
and window treatment made a
most excellent setting for the
ever so many that gathered 10
hear the witty Atty. Cyrus and
partake OF Thelma Biram's de-
lcious hors d. oeuvres and DR..
Georges vintages al the Bran
bar T'would have been nice il
ATTY. CYRUS could have remained
with us a spell, but he, too, had
10 hasten away on Sunday mite.
But ere the weekend arrived
Dr. and Mrs. Elias Dixon Of
Boston Blvd. had one of the
prettiest and gayest receptions
Of the season. In town for a
brief spell have been Mrs, Dix
on's brother and sister in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menelick Jackson
OF Atlanta. Ga. Accompanying
them TO Detroit was Mrs. Jack
sons mother, Mrs. l.. Jackson Of
Lexington, Ky. They have been
the guest Of Mrs. Vernetta Jack
SON OF Marston avenue, while in
town. Auxvasss Jackson Dixon
headed a lovely receiving line,
all the participants Of which
wore Gardenis corsages and as
sembled in the spacious drawing
room OF the Dixons. In the din
inc room, the beautifully adorned
table bedecked with varied
assortment of sandwiches, hors
d oeuvres and punch was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Bernice Ar
mold, college classmate OF Mrs.
Jackson's. Bernice Arnold was
getting a lot OF "oohs and ashs
over the cute gold shoulder strap
bag which she was wearing
globular shaped 10 resemble the
earth. we were told that il was
the gift Of her fathers, DR..
Thomas Hunter, who had pur-
chased il en- route home from
Cuba where he spent the sum-
mer
The Postal Alliance got togeth-
or this Friday at the 666's at a
very pretty affair honoring VIII
liam Howard. retiring president
Of the Postal Alliance who has
been Just promoted 10 a super
vosry position in the Post
al Service. Mr.. Howard has
served as pres. for the past Z years
who with their wives were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Waundless.
Mr. Hervert Mosley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan.
The Chrysler Motor Sales real
~ pulled off swanky banquet
al the Ebony Room on Saturday.
with everything just according
10 "Hol." All Of the lady guests
present were given a Gardenia
c9rSage and Mr.. j. Crawford, the
honorec, who has been top rank
Ing salesman for the company
Tor the last ten years. was pre-
sented with q diamond ring
Among a few attending we not
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baker,
Dr. and Mrs. Haley Bell. Mrs.
Felix McRroom, Mr.. c. T. Col
Inns. Mr. James Reed Of Cleve-
land, Mrs. Anna Hedgemsn Of
New York.
TRAvELOGUE
Well, the Mallory Banks OF
Scotch are packing up bag and
baggage 10 leave Detroit and
settle In Californian Los An
feles where their daughter is
married and now living.
Our Ernestine Postles Is still
out IN Omaha where she IL at
me bedside Of her father.
Mesdames Ethel HolIey and
Luida Jones left this week for
Two weeks vacation in Win