The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1953-04-04

Evelyn Taylor.
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Mrs. Jessie Allen of Richmond. Va. spent
pleasant weekend in the city as guest of
MR.. and Mrs. Alvah Johnson ON Tenth ST..
S. w.
Mr.. Roy T. Smith of Gilmer Avenue.
N. w. was the honoree at lovely birthday
dinner party given by his wife Sunday even
ing. Congratulations and gifts were lavish
ed upon him by his many friends. ENJOYING
the delicious dinner with Mr.. Smith were
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. James, Mrs. L, a
Stratton, Mr.. John Hokland, Mr.. J. n
Smith, Mr., and Mrs. F. N. Smith and LITTLE
Cathy Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. James Hutchinson of New
York City spent the weekend in the citv as
houseguests of Sgt. and Mrs. John Rose on
Salem Avenue, S. w.
49,
Mrs. Marietta Curtis of Gilmer Avenue.
N. w. was hostess to the Merose Charity
Guild last Tuesday night. Mrs, E. z. Nettles
was guest speaker.
Durlng the business session, the annual
donation to The Red Cross was voted De-
llclous refreshments were enjoyed by the
full membership in attendance.
Mrs. Milton Douglas of Washington.
u. Z. attended the Anniversary Ball of the
flnochle Bugs last Friday as guest of Mrs
Ruth Anderson on Hanover Avenue. N. w
Miss Arnisha Keeling, Miss Rolando Svd-
nor joined Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Asburv in
Atlanta, Ga. last week and motored to Jack
sonville, Florida to witness the Graduation
review OF Pfc. Julian Moore. The party
spent the weekend with friends in Miami.
Florida.
The Rosette Social Club was highly en-
tertalned recently in the home of Mrs. Lu-
ellie johnson on Rorer Avenue. S. w. A
pleasant game of whist was enioyed bv all
Prizes were won by Mrs Gladiola Walthal
Mrs Margaret Ross and Mrs. Gertrude
McGee
Miss Geneva Smith, Senior at A and T
J college is spending her spring vacation in
Inc Star City as guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ L. Roy on Loudon Avenue, N. w.
The Star City Pilgrims Chorus will rem
der musical program at the First Baptist
Church at Natural Bridge, Va, March 29tb
at 3 100 P. M.
An appreciative audience were privi-
ieged TO hear musical worship program
by talented students from The Institute of
Musical Activities last Friday night. Rec
/
ognltlon Musicale" sponsored by Alpha Kap-
pa Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Aloha
Fraternity at the Fifth Avenue Presbyteri-
an Church featured vocal numbers bv Mrs.
Marion Birkes, Soprano Edgar Brown Jr..
Baritone; instrumental selections bv i
Douglas Polk, Clarinetist, and the Orcbes-
ira Study group. Mr. Troy P. Gorum. ac-
companist.
The capacity audience gathered in the
Addison High School auditorium last FRIDAY
night was thrilled beyond words by the beau
w. splendor and dramatic talent displayed
during the presentation of the operetta "The
Maid and The Golden Slipper.
Brought to life on the stage by cast of
students from Loudon Elementary School,
This well-known story of Cinderella upheld
JUS previous record as it captivated the in
terest and appealed to the emotions of the
many spectators
The title role was played by Little Miss
Edyth Charlton Co-starring with Miss
Charlton was Master Clifton Whitworth
as "The Prince"
They were ably supported by brilliant
cast taken from the entire school
Talented dancers and we'll trained cho-
rus Joined the cast in a marvellous interpre-
tatlon OF the authors Masterpiece
MIR. Charles Wooden oo+ar+o;oo1 Il