The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-09
By LYNNETTE PENN

BEAUTY AND INTELLECT best describe DORO
THY ANNE HICKS, daughter of the VICTOR HICKS. re
cees the degree of Doctor Philosophy in Comparative
Literature this Commencement from Radcliffe College
Dorothy awarded the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Ma
tona Scholarship the Eastern school following an OK
ceptona scholastic record in undergraduate and graduate
school at Wayne University Winning scholarships wa
not new to Dorothy, who received awards from the
chapters of Delta Sigma Theta the Board of Education anC
Wayne University for outstanding achievement Hel
proud parents in the East attending the exercises anC
stoppg at points of interest before returning to the Mo
tor lily Later they planning tour OF the p p
Canadian Provinces 1t will be an interesting expert
ence for Dorothy who quite proficient in the IN a n
Languages particularly the French which spoken in tina
MORE BEAUTY but scenic this time was exper-
fenced by the Detroers aboard the S. s. Greater Detroit
which sailed cruise of the Georgia Bay last Fri
day night 1t the annual cruise of the Detroit Fede-
ration of Teachers Seen about the deck playing
games in the grand march, attending the carnival ball.
and 0her planned for the enjoyment of those
aboard ship Major and Mrs. Roy Morton and
daughter Ronnie, Dr. and Mrs. HE S;mms Dr. and Mrs
Thomas Malone, DR.. and Mrs Haley Bell DR.. and NJ
Frank Raford, MIR. and Mrs. Willis Graves, Miss Winni-
fred Fairfax, Mrs. Felix McBroom, Mr. and Mrs Earl
Conway, Miss Ceophas Beatty Miss Ashley Cain, MIR.
and Mrs Edward Baker, Mrs. Lyman Burris, Mrs n.
Fears, Mrs. Maxine Warsham, Mr.. and Mrs Snowden
Williams Mrs. Felix McBroom, and Mrs Pearl Penick
Others joining in the hunt, enjoying rubbers
bridge, and viewing the points of interest Midland,
Ontario, and taking treks about deck Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Brscoe, MIR. and M Joseph Stanton Mrs Pru-
dence Perry Mrs. VanteIa Lane, Miss Geraldine Mar
tin Mrs jamie Massey, Mrs Martha Denmark, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Harris (Roxie remember, the coveted
honor of being guest of the Federationl, Mrs RUBY
Chambers, Miss Ann Fisher Mrs Elizabeth Nelson, NJ
and Mrs. Jerome White, and several others. There
plenty Of evidence of democracy in action with teach
forgetting shop join in the pleasure of the cruise
Others with political and civic problems in mind pla-
cling them the shelf, though Councilman George
Edwards and Councilman McNamsra and wife al
so aboard,
SEEING THE BEAUTY OF THE CITY /. were MR.
AND MRS ARTHUR RYANS o Augusta, Georgia. par
entS Of Mrs George Cathcart They honored very
lovely At Home" at the nome Mrs. Ardenah Johnson
on roQuois Street with Mrs William Burgess assisting
The event, which held Sunday, attracted eighty
hfe or more OF Detroit's prominent citizens Mrs Ryans
was quite stunning in afternoon dress aqua crepe her
orchid corsage gift from MRS ROBERT McFAR-
LAND Betty quite charming in print of aqua aNt
black Her parents arrived June lS and will be in the
city until June TO- Others entertaining for them Miss
teue Mae Jackson and her mother Mrs Nernetta Jack
sop
THE TALENTED DAUGHTER of DR.. AND
MRS. WALTER MACK, Shirley, was presented in a pi-
recital Sunday afternoon in the Social Rooms of
the Lucy Thurman YWCA. Hundreds of attend
ng with many of her young friends in the SHlR-
LEY received much acclaim from the listeners and from
her teacher MINOR WHITE, who assisted her in two
piano numbers, and also accompanied CAROL SHAW,
VolInist companion artist. Shirley dainty or
CANDY dress of very beautiful shade of pink and quite
poised she executed the difficult from the
masters and a she received the many, many floral
tokens sent by friends Names from few of the cards OF
donors included MRS ANNE BURNEY Athens, Georg-
Ia aunt of the talented performer Mr.. and Mrs Sam
thomas, the Juniors Parade (of which Shirley is
member), MIR. and Mrs. James Duncan Miss Daisy Iur-
ner and mother MIR. and Mrs Orlando Stewart, and
many others Among the children in the audience
were the children of Walter Poole Conductor for the De-
uo Symphony Orchestra. Shirley is student at the De-
'roIt Institute of Musical Arts
LITTLE PHILLIP CONKLIN BRAY was christen
ga ga on Sunday morning with parents CONkLlN and fiAk
kE and grandmothers, MRS. NANCY PATE and MRS
NARY BRAY standing at the altar of the Second Baptist
hurch Godparents REV. and MRS. A. A. BANKS. -.
ihDlp was wearing very beautiful christening robe
THE DOUBLE WEDDING uniting the DWELLE
sisters and PALMER COLEMAN and JOHN LYONS on
Saturday June very beautiful AS the guests lis
tened to the nuptia music they reminded OF the ex
eeptonal musical talents OF EVA and SHIRLEY. o n
are students of the Detroit Institute of Musical Arts Eva
plays cello, while Shrcys chosen instrument is the vo-
I'm Both girls hoStesses on May 29 at bridal
dinner at the home of their parents They were also hon.
ored at shower by MRS. CHARLES LOCKETT.