The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-14
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SOCIAL NOTEPAD
By EDLEE WEBSTER SURRELL


Society Editor
The Henry Dunbar family is still trying to come down
To earth after receiving the momentous news ' x;,
~ Mrs. Asa Yancey have added twin girls to the FANNY
NJ nunbsr Is still in Tuskegee Ala where Dr. fancey
is assigned to the staff of the Veterans a h her
hosntal Mrs Yancey will be remembered Dy nel
friends and Delta sorors here the former Marge
Dunbar whose wedding the social event OF ia'e i
Mrs Dunbar went down in advance OF the expec.ed 20
and now must remain hand until Marge aG!us'S ~
the handling of two prococious MAIDS III auu ' "
her young son.
Weir Heir PRODIGY we just saaed from onion Tom
year old daughter attending Hunter College as child
prodigy. at such tender age. Mrs weir the former
Anna Jean McCampbell is Toms sister and both have
fourteen wear olds in the family Since Toms and
not prodigy the distaf side of the fine old McCamp-
bell family is giving itself no end of airs
Mrs Homer Smith the former Bonnie Osborne has
been ordered by her physicians her many
social civic activities for the after careful
checkover at Grace hospital Although it is very much
against her wishes her overlooking family is guarding
We had one of but ever enjoyable chats with
Mrs. Lowell Cuzzens the charming and interesting
pillar of local social circles. AS usual we've vowed to
see of each other. from this day forward
Canasta is the Order of The Day
Mrs Thomas Littlejohn and group of her CLOSE
friends are finding Canasta SO intriguing that they
themselves increasingly emitting the usual bridge sessions
while they match wits at Canasta Have promised
to enlighen poor carddumb u.s. in the finer points OF
ams has been Fostering to become follower of the
game may decide to take them upon the offer.
House. Mrs Alvin Loving Mrs Charles Berry Mrs Arcy
Hawkins, Mrs. A. G. Wright, and Miss Olive Howard.
gathered at the Lejohn home West Grand Boulevard
and Canasta the order of the day. should
say night. the game continued until the
hours. But Contract Bridge will be the forte of the
Phi Delta Kappa sorority next Saturday when $3.50.
they and their guests convene for the benefit of their
scholarship program at Lucy Thurman LWCA at eight
o'clock in the evening Luscious prizes including rare
furs will be awarded to those sufficiently versed in the
technical skill of contract to win top honors.
Sororis Begins 1950-1951 Season
1t was a truly gay and nvgoratng meeting that the
Cororsis club held last Monday evening at their first
Fall gathering with Mrs Harvey Shaw as hostess Mrs
Shaw chartered the Lucy Thurman Blue for the
cason and all the ladies joined into the discussion of
their 'Vavaton Echoes with much gusto.
With Mrs Samuel H. Thomas the president weld
ing the gavel other members present we're: Mrs Ed
E ward A. Baker, Mrs Haley Bell Dr. L. T. Boddie Mrs
B. f. Burton Mrs. c. T. Collins, Mrs F. E. Dawson Mrs
William Horner, Mrs. Charles Wesley Jones' Mrs T. II
Martin, Mrs. Felix G. McBroom, and Mrs. H Burghardt
Taliaferro
Others on hard were: Mrs. J. l. league Mrs w O
Terrell MRS fired f. Thomas, Mrs w. A. Thompson and
Mrs Ira L. Whitby. Guests invited were Mrs r Crow,
ford Mrs. G. M. Mccall and Mrs Andrew Waundless
Since this group is noted for it's outstanding confirm
= tlon 10 community culture well as it's civic conri
buttons we will tell you lot more about their nans
h proJects ana continuing program in a later issue
speaking of clubs. reminds us that ere YOU read FIJI
the Elhottorian Business Womens Club shall how.
entertained the local press avhy as we've been nvef
/ 70 De her guests on Tuesday in the Gotham HOLIDAY