The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-03


fpr ten days az tie Convention
Hall. directed hv Ernest Shell
and William Porter
ll;25-The sweet strains OF
Near You" brings thoughts OF
the many pretty brides OF last
year. More than two hundred
brides were photographed by
our lensmen during the year.
Among the most unusual were
Lillian Brown DuPlessIs. III.
whose color scheme was pas
tel pink. and. Eleanor Smith
Reynolds. who selected shades
of blue from the ice blue Of
her gown 10 the electric blue
Of ire eighth bridesmaid ..
Selecting gowns ranging from
The heavy brocaded candle
light satin 10 filmY marquisetie
in traditional white were love.
lY brides Helen Cuzzens JET.
ferson. Agnes Moore DnVal.
Mural Simmons Shelton. Mar
'orie Shannon Bailey. Betty
Jones Hodo. Geraldine Jones
Bryant double ceremony.
Margaret Campbell Dunbar
Betty Givens Arnstoad Barbara
Bowen Coulter. Juanita Rosario
Digs, Johnnie Abraham Cate.
Helen Howard Mandcivllc
Kathleen Louise LOOMS Wilson
Virginia BOYD Santos Eleanor
Bell Coote Betty Carson Greasy.
Margaret Wells Jackson Lois
Gibbs, Harriet Watts Maxine Lo-
gan Gallant and Lois Logan NH
Ter tdouble ceremony. JuaHta
Walker Oclc,ecc Mararold Ste
Vart CLINE CNrn Charleston
Wilson Mav William Malone.
ThoMua Manuel Sheffield SDr
ThUnas Virginia Gllls and TnCl-
MA Turner Williams.
ll:3o-Ard the year is al
! most gone but lingering are
memories OF the pretty girls.
like the melodies. that were
seen about during the year.
Many social affairs were at
tended by Dolores Williams.
Top beauty winner Of the year.
Mildred Clemens. Ruth Cald
we'll. Carlene Hatcher. Arlene
Davidson. VIOLA Delonry, Shir.
lev Pefross, Leona Luckev.
Peggy Burris. Elaine Fuller
Rose Campbell. Lucy Howard
Harriet McFadden. Mary Lou
and Ernes,ine Fisher.
Drlou,s pm Npfan Novel;
Nlrv Lou DIX. Dos +. Bfose
Nelr M. Botr Nnn Vince
az 8r4 Madeline Shc-r.Il
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lh9s. a revival ~ tune
like PEG q hiY q, it The
! sqnal Tor mo scenes al Inc
Now Look Whlch Vas also
rev century ago TsomplI
lYnq 10 % HR motl attractive
dosont a. various llmes dur
ina the wear were Mrs. Carmen
Murphy Mr., Edward Davis.
Mrs. Selma MeGlAsksY Mrs.
Thelma Williams Woodward.
Mrs. lnrg Kline. Mars. Odessa
Trotier. Mrs. Velma Branham.
Mrs. Pauline Milton. Mrs. Nil
licent Bennett. Mrs. Marie
Reed and Mrs. Louise Mar
shall.
/ Representing thc drmNartc
contingent Mhdrc3 Rlouri Ret-
/ w Gvcn> Arm,tpad. Na.ttn
( LYONS. Cnrnclia and Gcr3ldnc
/ BlcdSoc peplv Bmus N0rna
and Patricia Whitbv. and oth,
popular .ocialrcs Dc4cnci
: presenting fashions 20 III ths
new interests I'm marv shoV
wcic Mary Brown Juhs Grimes.
/ Linda Pare Johnctt, STARK, n
rict Hood France Norflcct III
/ lie RaWls Opal Prtchsrd and
Harrictta Bel.
ll:40-"For Dancers Only
were some very novel parties.
On the list are the Bal Masque
aiven annually by the Eta Phi
Beie Sorority, the Beaux Arts
Ball OF the 'Elliotlorinn Busi.
ness and Professional Girls
Club, the Indoor Picnics OF the
Sansparlels and the National
! Medical Association Auxiliary.
the Sweetheart Ball of the
Aloha Kappa Aloha Sorority.
and the sphinx Club Of HE
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.
The COLLEGE set featured nov.
eli party in blue leans and
pedal pushers when quests OF
Tau Chapter of the Delta So.
roriiy on a hay ride 10 a coy
farmhouse in upper MICHIGAN.
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