The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-14
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BY LYNNETTE PENN

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cURPRISES ARE PLEASANT especially when about
interesting people like Lillian and Broaddus Butter
Little did friends know that the engagement ring wnich
Lillian was so proudly showing after Dec ~ had coun-
terpart the wedding band safely tucked away Inc
happy couple was wed on Dec q by fatner Daae w.n
the brides parents Mr. and Mrs George Rutherford as
attendants . Six of Lians friends decided to honor her
with shower on last Saturday at the Century Room Club
666 Getting out the invites and making the plans Tor the
lovely affair Margaret McDavd, Bertha Madison
Smith Matte Camp Margaret Dudley, Carolyn Rucker,
and Blanche Sturkey
CONCENTRATING the adrng the lovely gifts and
wing for bridge Jean English Tmeta Car
Gladys Gray Mary Agnes Davis Justine sinss Naney
BENJAMIN Jane Massey Mildred Ellis Gladys Dill
lard Odessa Lett Rose LuvsL Margaret Mccall
poriia Mrs. Bruma Pene Mrs Robert Matthews and
Evelyn Lillian lovely in black and royal blue
accented by beautiful necklace gold and sill
eweY making the Lucy Thurman Branch YwcA
WEDDING BELLS are about to ring for several 9TH
er sociaites Evelyn Suble has set Easter for the
time of her ceremony land Kansas City the place
It's also Easter for Erma Keys and Marvin Green
Joyce Richardson has her date to fall March 81 the
first day of Spring and also the wedding an
nversary of her parents Mr. and Mrs John Richardson
She will we'd Walter Hawkins, postal employee Lu-
cious Gum and Marian Cobb will we'd this Spring while,
Evelyn Ecces and Claude Strong have set date for Sum-
Not having to wait for date to arrive Is Hazel
Myers of Omaha, Nebraska, who has been making her
home in Detroit recently She we'd TO H Thorne Keal
ing of Kansas City last weekend in Columbus Ohio.
She will leave this weekend to make her home in the Ohio
city.
KEEPNc ALIVE FRIENDSHIPS difficult task in busy
N city settled pro-
lem by gathering friends about intervals chat play bridge
guainianee" club which met recently with vunies Barrow
hs grseied Dora Miller Margaret MeDayd Johnnie Fritz Nancy
nan and MAJ Asns. Dsvi, Az nsr ,srh %
gala spring Mrs.. Phyllis coldens lovely home
the Twelve and Five Bridge club Friends for they
Adelaide Todd Helen Wesibro Margaret Pper Esns Tondo.
and Thems Woodward The Deoers with Mrs Mildred
the proves Of the hostess
TRAVELLING is INTERESTING . . as attested to by
the many Detroiters who frequent the highways and
by-ways each week Cards are in the mail from Mrs.
Lillian Givens who is guest in sunny Miami, Florida
Quite contrast beach scenes palm groves and beau
ties while SILVER in weather Also in Florida are
Mrs Mary Pate and grandson Gerald Bray Bernadine Bak
sr Tears had grand time in Chicago on last weekend as
guest at several very swanky parties One of the hostess
es katherine lhrlgll has many Motortown friends Also
IN the Windy City was Mrs LYDIA Goggins who entered
bridge tournament and DR.. Slaughter. Getting ready
Tor trip to Detroit Dr. Charles Johnson of Fisk Uni
versy Nashville He will be the guest speaker at the Fisk
University Regional Conference Other speakers are
James Cashim and l.. Howard Bennett Mrs Betty
Cathcart is the Midwest Regional Director Guest nc M
and Mrs Fred Jones AIneu Frsby of Baltimore Mary
land He is attending the Real Estate Brokers Conyen
uon ana the meetings Of the National Negro
League Others from out-of-town are A c. CASTOR and
Wilbur Hollins of Birmingham Ala James RIavton &c
Atlanta, Ga. and W. +. Shortridge
JUVENILE IN THE NEWS pluekY Emmett siaple,on who
has received the nod from on his recent
Ifs the
nrsf time such has say authorities Eme twelve
years Old student
o. Mrs Hudela Gordon Smith wears
5sen enrolled In the Special Art Class Exceptionally
olreeed oy MISS ldsean Williams the Lincoln school
ne mas worked IN mediums
seupioring while attending the He
60 81 the Talented Art Show Art Institute Emmett had ,is
four works in the exhibits. i "ao '~fy
EOB-DEBS Esterline and Ernestine Abney Barbara
- Matthews Barbara Smith, and CAROLYN Rarnett ,c;lI
make their singing debut at the Delta Jabberwock on Feb
~ at the Detroit Institute ofArs They are being
by Mrs Theresa Henderson It's the Spanish influence
for Sandra and Andra Dues Sharlyn and Marivn smith
sets of twins in the LaCar Knox sk and other
participating Toddlers TO teenagers they are sneak
ing Spanish and with very good Credit for that
goes to Mrs Alice Stewart who is assisting Mrs Knox
The whole idea born while Mrs Knox was leis,re,
driving along the highways of Mexico City Monterrey and
other Mexican cities in her Packard this past sum,
mer DEBS 10 Anderson Betty Dabels Marion Dan
els, Joan Fabre, Miriam Graham Laura Harris Bernce
Harvey Barbara Hollins Adene Sturgis Marina PRYOR
Wilma MOnsame and Iene Logan preparing for the
"leg art which will characterize their snazzy skt Del
"a Calendar Girls, directed by Mrs. Inez Caldwell
INTERESTING EVENTS TO COME ineud. the conference.
for Industrial Girls in Kalamazoo. Mich Enes
tine Posles and unehsor
Of the MehsrrY Wives Medical Auxiliary Saturday
The tea by the Designers Guild the
the Century Room Club Three Skies
will the Ways Means Committee the
hoxfesses At Mrs. Helen Watts Mrs Priscilla
and Mrs Ethel Massnburs making the plans Mamie
Black president of
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