The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-24
Talk of the 1o7Cn
By LYNNETTE PENN

A MODERN CINDERELLA landed in Detroits
fdst m Friday night sans coach and coachmen
but filed with thrills of plane ride from New York
City with luggage filed with fashionable costumes
the prospect of glorious weekend in this city at the
BITE Gotham The fair damse was pretty ROSE COX
d New York City, the winner Of contest sponsored by
Four World" magazine. Her forty-eght hours included
ped-boatng, surf-board riding. and swimming at Belle
ple Beach horseback riding at Springhill Farms
trek to Canada visit to the House of Beauty
td many social events OF course there Prince
harming. other than BOB MANN, Outstan-
Ping athlete and graduate of the University of Michigan
personality and charm Of the lovely Rose Her constant
were MAEAN M James pSnf nod Seq na E%SGa
Gnee Albert Richardson Lloyd Mcaeynods and Ulysses SIMS
dinner party the Ebony Room Of Hotel Gotham SATURDAY
scn on SUNDAY more Of the G c s."
efI net az tne nome OF GwenaGFh DSnsn uv
members Of Ro-Kaw Club interested the fact
student the Katherine Durham school Of Dance and
vans 10 DC an instructor
4 THE GUIDING HAND for the fabulous princess
Rs Mrs ELAINE GRAHAM, Womans Editor of Our
ORD Magazine and who is also fashion writer with
f Office in New York City a tribute TO her skill was
Ne selection Of Cinderellas wardrobe including the very
beautiful cocktail gown of black lace worn by Miss Cox as
greeted the women fourthestaterS of TINS city on FRI
n nigh -. The gown was compemented by an eXqul-
re black orchid tied with silver ribbon which was the
Pr Of the Cupid Flower Shoppe It later that same
4 gh that Rose interviewed over Edward Bakers In
frracla Goodwill Hour by GLADYS MILLS Mrs era.
tan was assisted by DAVE HEPBURN. senior writer oil
ne magazine, and WILL BLANCHE, photographer.
4 no captured each precious event on film Comes No
emoer we told, these same pictures, with tr I
@es and characters will appear in Our World AS 10
2SS CINDERELLA she gets her wish =. she Will be the
famorous cover girl
4 DO RE MI . and the la-la-las-were important on
Vo scene ALSO last week, coloraura sopranos contalto
a oIng artists auditoned Belle Isle by the Detroit ea
@ Musicians with ten lucky persons seeoed 70 ng Poole
4
aoN Aarone Hicks Wanzie Davis and Dorothv Lo'heIy
the only group place in the final ten Jude
fii'tFy Of the youths
/, ENJOYING THE CONCERT . immensely were Mrs
eUSaoel Grant and Mrs. Frances Welker andsther
AeST They were hostesses at luncheon honorng
m"ecc ompton. houseguest of Mrs Mary Harper Nee
earler IN the day with the whole group crosSnS
amed Belle Isle bridge to lend their support to singer
'Fae urner In the group wero Miss Meme " ~
''dred lee Or. and Mrs. ALI Thomas Sr mrs. fia-
rear Mrs. Thema Garvin Scott. Mrs Henry Dunoar
alerle Wallace. Mrs. Carrie Kemn Mrs Smtn' M'S
'"'p willis, and Mrs Guerrero, OF Windsor Onlar"'
b 5HE DETROIT MUSICIANS ASSOCIATION came IN 10
p events on last week by electng officers 10, m
elect eust At the interesting meeting Lawrence WaE
foody President with Mrs Constance Minis MIS- craie
nnsn;, .unlng their duties secretaries ano !; NJ
,sbs treasurer The president OF the Group : 1
n m'n Mrs Guthrie Jones Mrs Louise Edwords Mrs MIL
F'e slate Organizer for the Musicians Group
PARTICIPANTS have already been selected To-
p,nual Azaa Hackley Lawn Musical at the nome
NJ r,ed Hart Williams Scheduled TO appear are rs
Annorews, Constance Hardy. Doris Berry ana Pai
rIene Glenn. graduate Of the Conservatory OF Musr
cha - the Cef Singers. Wanzie DAVIS aIlu WIZ,
~ 1 lSoukalos former ballet maestro OF the Cni0ae
~ light Opera as speaker Mistress of ceremonies i
annette Norris Basileus of Alpha Rho Omega chap
nlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Many otner SOci"
"'' assist as hostesses