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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

His recently W o n middle
weight crown will be defended
in wilkes Barre. Pa. July Is.
Jose Borsora is his opponent
for this fight. Robinson stated
through Waller Winchell that
he will dominate his entire
purss-except for 81 from his
Jersey City fight TO the Damon
Ruyor Cancer Fund.
Chose Rocky
Wher.. Jake. Lamotta chose,
Rocky Graziano as lis opponent
for the middleweight title fight,
June %. he ignored Robinson.
One reason given was Il think
the Rock and | would draw a
larger gate, and am interested
in as much as ! can GET
Sugar" refused to sub for
Rocky. when he injured his hand
several weeks ago. and Tommy
Mitri of Italy. will serve as a
challenger for the title. boarded
by LaMotta FOR more than a
year.
Chances are that Robinson
will not get crack al LaMoi-
ia's title until next year If
then. However. Eastern fight
authorities point out that the
champion Is required 10 defend
his title every. six months. New
erfhsless. most champions US
ually evade the six month re
quiremenf."
Robinson has stated that he
has one more desire, before he
retires from the ring win the
middleweight crown. Wether he
gets his opportunity within the
next 10 months. remains to be
seen.
Kirby Higbe. former Brooklyn
and Pittsburgh Pirate player was
guest on Jackie Robinson's Sun
day night show last week He
discussed with Jackie, incident
during his tenure in the major
as player. Presently. he is
coach with the New York Giant:
Monte Irwin. New York Clan
outfielder, collected his fifth hom
run Saturday &. teammate HAM
Thompson has hit II this year, 1
|, lead his team in that department
AL Rosen and Luke Easter ar
leading home run hitters for tn
Indians, while Ted Williams AM
Vern Stephens and Walter Dro
pc. are Boston's leading home
hitters.
Satchel Paige former Kansa
City Monarch and Cleveland In
dian pitcher, is playing aroun'
the smaller professional leagues
and drawing down big pay.
will pitch for the Philadelphia
Star. of the Negro American lea
que during July. there are n
signs Of stomach ulcers. at leas
thus far. Could the Tribe us
his relief hurting,
Andy StanfieId. failed to com
pete in several important trac
meets during the past season be
cause Of pulled tendons-coacl
attribute it to his over-eagernss
on running with the gun. III,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Lampreys Don't Bite

Lampreys, the primitive eel
like creatures which are bringing
much destruction to fish life In
the Great Lakes. are completely
harmless to human swimmers.
This is the conclusion reached
by DR.. Charles w. Creaser. chair
man of the biology department
a. Wayne University. after years
Of study Of the ireatures' habits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
SUMMER FUN CLUBS
OPENS AT YIN BRANCH

The Summer Fun Club at the
ST. Antoine Branch YMCA began
last week with approximately
rs boys enrolled. The program
got off with a bang when so
boys attended the Detroit Tigers.
Chicago White Sox baseball
game.
The next trip OF the Summer
Fun Club will be to the Detroit
Zoo on July 5th. A very fine
program has been provided for
the summer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
RHODES WHEELER VIE
FOR COLFINC HONORS

Final returns on the Sixth
City Golf Tournament. high
lighting the holidays In clevs-
land were not complete at
press time. but Howard Wheel
or and Ted Rhodes were re-
ported in the thick of the
battle for top honors.
Mrs Thelma cowans of De-
troif and Chicago and Mrs.
Mary Brown of Philadelphia,
likewise took UP where they
left off last year. Mrs Brown
won the ladies crown. while
Rhodes took top honors in the
male professional ranks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

Blackstone 2.0i as: Brother Har.
mony 200; Jerry the First
Lou James will. OF course, be
Diplomat when he makes his bid
for the Worthwhile Pacing classic
In the drivers seat behind the
1853 As, winner Of the $4,000
Pace at Hollywood Park. Calf,
last fall; Noble F. 200; Red Go,
200; Gene Able 200 rs: Vic
tory Grattan 2.0ih; Guest Star
20l, and a host Of others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

IN take il easy" he told the
press al his Hotel Theresa
quarters. "and only 90 to a
few shows. get 10 bed by 10
every night"
With Charles in New York are
his managers. Jake Mintz and
Tom Tammas who also agree
with Charles that he's now ready
once again to take on all
corners Their first fight, how
ever is again with Freddy Be-
shore bout which failed to
come OF after two postpone
menis
Mlniz sill holds the contract
with promoter Dewey Michaels
Tor the fracas. But he has big
ger plans for his boy. They are
eyeing Lee Savold and Jersey
Joe Walcott as next In line.
though no terms have been
talked with Savold. Minfx
minis Pittsburgh. where he
,ives. is an ideal spot for q
bout with Waleoff.
Meanwhile Charles, VIII o
raves ice cream, has gained
u Wen, and now scales lsl pounds.
n.y. rie Il probably train for his next
Ign msn' providing he passes the
w exam a his own gym. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

Arthur Bragg of Morgan
took The 100 meter run with
respectable l0.4 seconds. with
Lloyd LaBsach. Circle A. c..
running second. Robert Tyler.
Of Morgan finished third. James
Bibbs of Michigan Normal was
sixth.
George Rhoden. member Of
Morgsn's famous relay team.
took first place In the 400 nsAsr
run. and was clicked in 46.5
seconds. Herb Mckinley, run
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
HAZEL PARK OPENS

Hazel Park racing track will
open July 8. with many stables
from throughout the nation. rep
resented for the limited racing
season. which ends September
4th A new track, it is located
at 10 Mile Road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
EZZ CHARLES RESTS WHILE
MANAGER LINES-UP BOUTS

NEW YORK -Ezzard Charles, insisting he's feeling
fine and dandy will stay in town another week until his
examination by the Boxing Commissions Medical Ad-
,sory Board Given preliminary already by Dr. Cold,
Ezz was found physically fit So the heavyweight champ
for MIA thinks he'll come through the Commissions exam
with fvinp colors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
WORTHWHILE DOWNS PATRONS
SAY CAN DIPLOMAT REPEAT

Will he make it two In Friday night? That's one
the big questions that harness horse followers
asking They mean, will The Diplomat 201 49, the star Of
the stable of the weknown London Ontario sportsman
and breeder Alex Parsons be able repeat his victory
July in the rich Michigan Pacing Derby at Worthwhile
Downs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Take me out to the Ball Game"
TIGERS FACE INDIANS
I'm FOUR GAME SERIES FRIDAY

Is the chant of thousands of Detroit this week.
Although the Detroit Tigers presently riding high
atop the American league they receiving their first
challenger of the from the cleveland In
dams and Boston Red Sox. Momenary. the Yankees APP
pear to be i'm a little sump
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
SPORTS
RwsI>%

Ray Sugar Robinson, weterweight champion of the
World and mddeweight champion in the State of Penna
will defend his titles during the next 40 days The
weIterweight title defense will be held in jersey, with
Charlie Fusari as his opponent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
TYLER, BRAGG LEAD MORGAN
STATES SCORING in NAAU

Brilliant running by several members of the Morgan
State College track team Melted their school fourth place
in the National AAU annual track and field Col
lege Park. Md last Saturday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

new Ezzard Charles Health and
Athletic Club in Cincinnati.
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which she is the mother" Those
present were Messrs. and Mines.
Edward Johnson, w. NJ. Crump,
Benjamin Singietary; Mines. onie
Mccoy Mamie NowIen, Anna
Mendoza, Elizabeth Stores and
Lucy Harris. Refreshments were
served during the course of the
evening.
Mines Lou Eta ChIIdreas,
Lathrop, No. and Sue Patton and
daughter Cheryl Anita, of indie
pendence, Mo, who have been in
the city visiting relatives over the
holidays. returned to their homes
Monday, Jan. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIIver AIOnEO Lee
Of 202S Bloomington Ave. SO. will
celebrate their sth wedding ami
versary on Sunday. Jan. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeROss Copeland.
1900 Portland Ave. So, had as
their dinner guest Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Burt and son,
Wilbert.
The Martini club gave their an
nual New Years party at the
Elks Rest, l4s Highland Ave. No.
New Years Eve, Dec. 81. Among
those present were Messrs. and
Mines. Taft Martin. Richard Cal
houn, VIM. Young, Robert Chath-
am; Mrs. Maggie Lewis, Mr.. Boyd
Yancey and Mrs. Elizabeth Curry.
Mrs. BeulAh Peters. 99e Bryant
Ave. No. was admitted to Fair
view hospital suffering from pneu-
monia Monday, Dec. 20. Her con-
dition at press time was described
rs good. Mrs. Peters win probably
return home at the end Of this
week II her condition continues to
improve.
Mrs. AuEIe Dial, 1892 Clinton
Ave. So, has been confined at her
home for five days with q severe
cold.
Miss Thyra Lee johnson of Des
Moines was entertained over the
holidays by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Danforth, $685. Clinton Ave. So.
Miss Johnson was the houseguest
Of Miss Jane Moss, 1904 46th Ave.
So. She returned to Des MoInes
Sunday night, Jan. /.
Mr.. George Peters, 900 Bryant
Ave. No, has been confined to
bed with a cold for the past sew
eral days.
Mrs. Marianne Carter McCad.
den, wife of Charles s. McCadden
Of Tuskegee, Ala, gave birth to an
eight and three quarters pound
baby son Tuesday night. Jan. 3,
1850 at Fairview hospital. Mr.. Nc
gladden., who is a worker in Vets
Administration at Tuskegee. Is
expected in the city any day. Both
mother and son are doing fine.
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ton. d. c. and her two year old
granddaughter. Alma Grier, the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Harold
Grier, also Of Washington. Alma
accompanied her aunt out here
from Washington. Both are re-
turning home Saturday.
The X. @. Club had a closed
holiday party Wednesday. Dec. 20
at the home of Burie Carmichael,
Jr, STA Fifth Ave. So. Present
were Misses jeanne Fraction,
Harriet Brown, Matte Walker,
Hazel Underwood, Louverne No
bic, Dorothy Anne stovall. Vir-
giniA Brady and Kathryn Chivers;
Messrs. Ollie Thomas, Donald
Renfro, Nathaniel Walker, Marvin
Crawford. Earl Lewis. Maurice
MAckey, Monroe Gage, Anthony
Pfifer and Buddy Clark. The clubs
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Ida Manson, 36l7
Fourth Ave. So. Sunday, Jan. 8.
The E. E. D. p. club met Tues
day. Jan. 3, at the home Of Mrs
John sayles. 3728 Fourth Ave. 8.
Games were played with the first,
second and third prices being
awarded 10 Mines. Sayles, Harold
Walker and Sam Harris. Re
Treatments were served after the
end Of the games. The next meet
ing will be held Tuesday. Jan. II.
at the home of Mrs. Floyd Poole,
1892 Fourth Ave. 80.
ATTENDS SONS WEDDING
Mrs. A. e. Brown, 4I8 Bryant
Ave. No, left Tuesday, Dec. n,
for Maplewood, N. J. There she
attended the wedding Of her son
Mr.. Ocie Drake. to Miss Shirley
Robertson Of 0 Ohio st. In that
city.
Her son, Mr.. Drake. has resided
in Newark, N. J. for several years
where he has been attending col
IGge.
Mrs. Brown will visit relatives
and friends in New York CITY
while in the east. Enroute home
she will visit Mrs. Adcn Jordan
and DR.. and Mrs. J, Markoe In De.
troit. Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Mar.
koe are sisters Of Mrs. Brown.
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The Missionary Society of st.
Peter AME Church will meet with
Mrs. NJ. L. Simmons at the Par
sonage, $3.50 Fifth Ave. So. The
meeting will be from 2 until 4 p.
m. All members are requested to
be present.
Mrs. LaweFenCe shannon, 1911
So. Eighth St., has been III at her
home since Sunday. Jan. I, with
q bad cold.
Mrs. Ben Alexander Of Evan
ston, Ill. In in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Donald Schofield. 3832
Clinton Ave. So. She plans to stay
for two or three weeks.
st. Agnes Guild OF 81. Thomas
Church II having their regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Dor
othy Wills, 364I Fourth Ave. So.
at 8 p. m. Friday, Jan. Q.
The SOcIaIite Club Of Minneapo-
lis had their annual Christmas
progressive party and initiation Of
new members at the homes Of
Messrs. and Mines. Claude Mason.
1924 Fifth Ave. So, and James
Bailey. 4l2 Tenth Ave. No. New
members In the club are Messrs.
and Mines. Donald Brady Jr., Ed
die Robbins, James Brown, Wal
ter Floyd. VIM. Jones, Percy
Hughes Jr. and Messrs. Harold
Maycs and Harvey Pittman.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Matthew and
family, 416 Bryant Ave. N. were
New Years Eve dinner guests Of
the nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Fisher Of 2915 Garfield
Ave. So. on Saturday. Dec. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Clark were
hosts TO Christmas Eve dinner TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fisher
and Mrs. Jessie jackson.
50. Thomas Episcopal Church
at 1851 Fifth Ave. So. will cele-
brate Epiphany with a Vesper
service at 8 p. m. Sunday, Jan. 8.
The Epiphany party win follow
Immediately in the UndercrOft.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Clark. Jr.
had open house at their home at
1904 Fifth Ave. g., during Christ
mas. The couple exchanged gifts
including a teIevision set, fur
coat, and a new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Of
37Os Fifth Ave. S, spent the holt
days in Pittsburgh.
Visiting In the home Of Mrs.
Bertha Christopher at 5llS James
Ave. No. are her daughter. Miss
Florence Christopher Of Washing
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Messrs and Mines James Walker,
Parents OF Mrs, Wisoman; J. r.
Lynn. Mr.. Raymond Rose. house,
guest OF the L.ynns for the hoh-
days,
The VeteFinArian's group held q
New Years party at the homo OF
DIR, and Mrs, Cornelius Moblley,
7n4 St Anthony Ave. Present At
the party were the Measrs, and
Mines, Woodford Milla, Charles
Rogers, George Brooks, Jr., James
Oliver, John Banks, Leroy LAAen-
berry; DR., and Mmes. Ollie Gran.
than, Maurice Crouch. Norman
II. Howell and DR. George Berry.
Jr.
The Mr.. and NtFu, Club held
their New Years party at tho
home Of Mr., and Mrs, Robert Cox,
900 Iglchart Ave, on Monday, Jan.
,, Those present at the affair
were the MosaFs. and Mines. Stew
ard Kincaid. Herbert Foster. sr.,
George Brooks Jr., Clarence Duke.
Leon Ponder, Clarence Anderson,
Lester Boyd, Sterling Duke,
Charles williams, Martin Brook.
lns, NJ. Buford. Nelson Balenger,
Russell Balenger, the Rev. and
Mrs, u. N. Moore. Mrs. Eva Neal
IL tho advisor of the group,
Mr.. and Mira. Clarence achuok,
III st. Anthony Ave. spent the
Christmas weekend a. the guests
Of Mr.. and Mira, George DOEier Of
Duluth.
Tho nonARRo Cub held liz pr.
vate New Years I've party Sat
uriAy night, Dec. 81, at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Btuhbs, COS
Carroll Ave. Among the guests at
the party were Mrs. Mari Cannon.
the Msasrs. Dave Payne, Clarence
schucl, George Berry Br,, Chester
Green. James 0rlca. Charles Cow
ington and Lorenzo Btubba Tho
club win hold In first meeting Of
the season Saturday, Jan. Z, at
the home Of Mrs, Hugh Bchucl,
800 Rondo Ave.
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ard Davis, Joe Danforth. Bert
Davidson, Matthew Evans, John
Freeze. Reuben Fraser Herbert
Foster. Jr, NJ. Ftnney, Ashby Gas.
kina, olyc Gum. ChRs. Graham,
Ransome Coins. James Green. N.
w. Coins, VIM. Gardner, James
Griffin, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Greig, DR.. and Mrs. .. GranthAm.
Maurice Howell, Johnny Hutcher-
son, c, r. Hendon. Sam HArriR.
VIM. Helm, ChaA, HarEravoa, HAr-
old Rowland. o. c, Hall, VIM Han
ma, owen Howell. Arthur Harness,
Clifford Harris, DIR. and Mira.
Claiborne HILL Tom Jones, Thee,
Jones, Fred Jones, Garnet Jones,
Earl Jones, Robert Jones, Rev, and
Mrs. l. johnson.
MeAsrs, and Mines. AlonEo Lee,
Edward Lee, A. J, Lewis, Leroy
I.axenbcrry. James Lee, John Law.
renee. Dr. and Mrs. G, II. Mobiley
X, w, Mason, VIM, McQuerry,
Carlos MoffAt. Albert Mcclure,
Robert Marshall, Jr,. VIM Modem,
Robert Mitchell. l.. NJ. Moore, Jas.
Murray, Jr., Woodford Mills, Ho-
bart Mitchell, Johnny Nellie,
Cecil Newman. Edward Nichols,
Sr,, ChAs Nichols, Edward Nichols
Jr, Calvin Norris, Chester oden
Sr., &. Vincent Owens, Basil
Peake. Junius Powell, l.. Roberts,
George Roach, J.. X, ReiAA, Clif,
ford Rucker. VIM. Ridley, ChaE
Rogers, HylAnd Stokes, Anhmor,
Stokes, Kenneth Stokes, Richard
Stokes. sr.. Richard Stokes. Jr,,
E. h. saltcr. J. E, SLRer, Freddie
Slemmons. Spencer shlVern, Geo
Smith. Lloyd Smith. Cecil Soho,
field, l. A. Scipio, Bertram Shan.
non, Fred SchuolS, Sr., VIM. Sea
bron. Tom stovall. James Stem
mons, Frank Smith. Henry
Thomas. Ed Varnado. DR. and Mrs
Forrest WigginA, Rev, and Mrs
Williams. J. r. WArdlaw, Robert
Wormley. Harold Walker, John
williams, VIM. WhiteAide and
Whitney Young.
The Mines. Jane Moss Brown
Grace Bryant, ChRrlene Hall Cry,
stal Marmon. Alive Morgan, Belle
Tyler, Lucille Weber and Dorothy
Porter.
The Misses. Myrrhene Allen
MArRHaret Allen. Jewell Beck
Therese Bailey, Mamie Butler
Jean Brown. Kathleen Curry. Bar,
bSra Fields, EaTlenc Kyle, Shirley
Kyle, Martha Kay. Lucy Morris
Louvernc Noble. Jean schoefielt
Shirley Washington, Dorothy
Wells. Hazel Underwood,
MosErs. Marvin Crawford, Ray
mdnd Cannon. Fred ingram, Ro
bert Kyle, Russell Mayo Jesse Nc,
Elroy, II. j. Mcclure, Andrew
Neal. Edgar Pillow. Anthony
Pheifer, Manly Rhodes Sam Ran
some. Milton shAnkA and Milton
q. Williams.
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mr.. ana mrs, Bruce btDD, W
Rule matrons, their husbands
dinner was served. Guests at tho
party were tho MeSsrs and Mines,
Brock Reynolds, MArtonKio Bar
Der. Lewis Scott, Mas Jayne Jones
Mr. Bin Penn and Mas Blanche
Garland.
A baby daughter was born In
st. Joscph'a hospital Tuesday
night, Jan. 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Dean speese. 2S8 ST. Anthony Ave,
The maternal grandfather OF the
baby girl u Mr.. Joseph p. Harris,
Sr,. S7S Marion 81. Mira speese Ia
the former Patricia HarriR, This In
the Speese's second child.
MR. and Mrs. Dewey jackson.
TAO Rondo Ave, had an their
guests at Christmas dinner ON Dc.
ccmber 10, Mr., Cleo jackson Of
CiRrksdale, Miss, Mrs, Frank
TinmRn Of Memphis. Tenn, Mira,
Rosa LSe MINIS and Mr. John
Robertson, Christmas day was Mrs,
Jackson's birthday and she re-
ceived many gifts,
A buffet supper was served and
bonanAGo was played at the
Christmas party Of the Twin city
Social Club given "Wednesday,
Dec, "a at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph VaAsar, 7AS W, Cen.
trail Ave. Those present were the
MeRsrs. and Mines, William Bray
/ boy. Joe Harris, George Berry, ar.,
Edmund Moore, Fred Murphy,
Harry MaAsinEail, Eugene Wills,
Matthew Evans: tho Mines Mary
Evans, Anna Blair and seabroolS
sydes.
MISa Evelyn BuChncF Of Aurora,
H., In In the city visiting her sis
ter and brOther-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs, Whitney Young, Jr,, Slo
Victoria 81. She will be here until
the first Of next week.
Miss Wanda Owens, cat BeIby
Ave-. entertained some Of her
friends at q New Years party
Sunday, Jan. I. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. william
sutherlln. Faye Bchuok, Arlene
McClartty. George Neabltt, Ray
mond Rose. Glen Brown, Charles
Curry. Charlotte Wilson. Addle
Marie Young. Charles Brown,
JRcquellne Morrison, Charlotte
Perfect, Pauline and Helen Thurs
ton.
REV. Hannibal 7. TriEE, pastor,
Carter Chapel CME church, was
the dinner guest OF Rev and Mrs
u. l.. Young and family, 323 Ron
do Ave. on New Years Day,
Dr. and Mrs. :. w. CTump. $50
Fuller Ave, returned Tussday
night, Jan. 3 after spending the
Christmas and New Year holidays
In Dea Moines. Iowa, They were
the guests Of Mr., and Mrs. A. A,
Alexander In Dies Moinss.
Mrs. Ramsey jackson. 1917
Rondo Ave, and Mrs. Alberta
Pleasant entertained guests with q
Christmas dinner Monday. Dec. 20
In Mrs JhckHon'n home,
Rev. and Mrs. I. %. Dorsey and
daughter. Barbara, were the hon
ored guests at a New Years Day
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander WiAemAn. OCT Rondo
Ave. Other guests were the
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significant OF the anniversary,
There was the traditional grand
march promptly at IL p. m. In
which almost everyone participat-
ed, Grand marches are usually
just traditional and that's all. but
this one was lovely. To make Il
even more colorful the guests
were wearing favors of vari-color-
cd Hawaiian LET'S and paper hats
which looked just like the horns
Of Satan on most Of US,
The ladies really outdid them
selves with lovely gowns. There
were 80 very many attractive ones
that we had q little trouble see
ing them all, A few among the
many we had a chance to see
were -. Mrs, Tommy Braddock.
in tailored aqua crepe sparkling
with rhinestones 49,. Mrs, Walter
Coins, demure in black lace with
n hoop skirt and black tulle stole
e. Mrs TelA Burt, in straplesa
black fraille with rope pearls, done
In a unique new way J.. Mrs. Pal.
mer Jackson, In bright fuschiA tAf-
fcta with a large hoop skirt. -,
Mrs, Burte Carmichael, charming
in white lace with a TERED skirt.
Mrs, Maynard Yancyt very smart
In black baille and rhinestones. .
Mrs. Sidney salter, charming In
grey tailored crepe. &. Mrs. Ireta
Mcknight In tailored peach
crepe was busy introducing her
petite neicc, Shirley Walker. from
Omaha. =. Miss Walker was
charming in semi-strapleaa white
wolfe with navy polka dots and
full swing skirt. Barbara Fields
looking very debutRnte-ish In
ankle length bouffAnt pink tulle
-. Mrs. Lloyd (AlvedA CassiusD
Smith also looking very debutante-
ish in fIlll-AItirted white tulle. -.
Shirley Kyle In black tailored vel
vet Mrs. Sam Harris In black
tailored crepe with sequinS. -.
Mrs. John McHie In ice-blue satin
-. Mrs, Robert Marshall, sweet
In strapless white satin with full
skirt. Mrs. Lafayette Fields
smart In Hcmi-bare tailored black
crepe Mrs. Leroy Reese in pale
pink tAfetta, off-the- shoulder val.
ancc Of blaze lace. Mrs, Norman
Howell striking In royal blue sat
in, straplcsa with fun swing
skirt Mrs. Ollie Grantham In
celRnese rayon print with straight
skirt and an ankle slit Mrs
McQucrry, In slate gray satin,
ankle length, straplesa. with large
hoops on each side Of q nippcd
bodice tucked up with a rose
Mrs, McQuerry'S gown would have
taken the prize, had there been
one offered, for the lovlieHt ere
alton at the dance. To set II off
she was wearing white satin slip.
pers, and a rhinestone Chokcr,
bracelet and drop earrings, with
her hair piled high on her head
she was an image strictly from
Marie AntOinette --- the gown
she had whipped up the afternoon
Of the party-this we know be-
cause she did things with ours
also. If. Yvonne Powell looked
sweet In strapless fuschia tRffcta
The official guest list included
the following: MeAHrs. and Mines
o, l.. Alexander, Clarence Ander.
son, James Allen. q. Bordeaux.
Alfred Butler. Raymond Brown,
George Brooks Jr. Milton BufOrd,
John Banks, Harry Brown, Nelson
BalenEcr, Earl Brent, Chiffon
Brown, Tommy Braddock, George
Berry, Maurice Crouch. AlOnZo
Cotton. Harry ChiIcR. TaImadge
Carey, Jr., Victor Galloway, Leon.