The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

ball fan went for the week END
instead for a football classic II
chicago with his two fine sons
Prior to his going DIR. MURPHY
was showing ATTY. PERRY one
Oh our favorite. Canadians OF
Montreal, Canada around some OF
the old spots which he use Ia
haunt when he frequented De
troit, LLOYD PERRY looks his
usual debonnair self, a little more
suave since his journeys of las,
month TO Paris. France. London.
England, and Bermuda - saws
ms practice is fine in the Kings
Dominion.
And planning a real complete
tour OF Canada and all of its parts
from top 10 bottom are DIR. and
MRS. JAMES GILLIAN. who are
packing bag and baggage now 10
be of in the next few days for
their first stopping off place in
Ontario.
Our glamor boy, OTIS HEM
MlNGWAY popular addition to
our stage line formerly of St
Louis IS about TO bust his vest en-
Pertaining his mother. MRS. L.
HEMINGWAY who is in our
midst for few days from St
Louis.
Here from New York is LOR-
ETA SPANN Nneice of our MR.
JAMES STEPHENS and her
cousin JESSIE STEPHENS OF
Hartford Ave. who has been see
ing the city most muchly.
Charming BEULAH WHITLEY
left this week end for Washing
ton. d C. where she will convene
with MRS. MARY MCLEOD
BETHUNE, JEANETTA WELSH
BROWN and host of others at
the Annual Convention OF the
National Council of Negro Wo-
men. BEULAH is one of the Of
ficials in the set-up.
KATHLEEN ROBERTS, man
ageur extraordinaire OF the Tour
raine Hotel is telling plenty OF
her trip TO Indianapolis and her
first national convention of the
Phi Gamma Delta Sorority.
When MARTHA DOVER of
Jamaica. New York was in town
last week was honoree time and
time again al many beautiful az
fairs. Some Of our Detroiters en-
pertaining for the charming and
popular New Yorker with cock
tail parties. dinners, and break
fasts were Mesdames Sadie john
son. Cora Ellington. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. White Of Woodland. Mrs. w.
Benson of Josephine Ave, Fran
ces James, Anna Lay, Leon
Woods and Jerolean Macklin On
Wednesday last Oct. 6, Mrs. Eu-
gre West wound up the series of
festivities for her house guest,
Mrs. Martha Dover with an ella
borate Bon Voyage cocktail par
ty for which our honoree was
gorgeously atsired in chalk white
with red accessories.
Orchids and Congratulations
To amiable John and Edna
Patterson of Hardwood whose
visit from Sir Stork last week
left them seven pound baby
girl.
And 20 the Robert Williams,
she - nee. Louise LOOMS. whose
bundle from heaven is also a
baby girl.
To. DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Preston
OF Ferry whose 18th wedding an
niversary hostessed ala mode
more than 200 guests including
out OF town friends from New
York and California. DR.. Preston,
at the conclusion Of the wedding
ceremonies which was repeated
by Rev. Horace White placed .
killer-diller platinum dinner ring
full OF eleven large diamonds on
her little finger
To our fashionable matrons
who have gone Hollywood and
had their lovely locks cut into
youthful frilly and most be-
coming feather hobs. Among our
ladies sporting the new coiffeur
are June Watts, Timmetta Car
gile. Marguerite McDavid, Evelyn
Monioy, Cecil Boykins and Elean-
or Jones.
Send Our Shuf-Ins a Card
Among those TO whom we send
a speedy get-well are James Ste
phens of Hartford Ave. Ruth
Penn OF Taylor Ave, Louvenia
Bright Walker, and Henry Greg
DRY of Townsend.
In Each Life a Little Rain Must
Fall
We regret the passing OF one
OF our oldest and most outstand-
ing Detroiters, Benjamin Pelham.
father of our Alfred Pelhams OF
Holbrook and Mrs. L. Montgom-
erv dearly-beloved mother IN
law Of our Edith White Bland.
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