The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-29
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IL ORNER
BY KAYE WILLIAMS

stork TO arrive sometime in July
or August. Mrs. Crutchfield is
now the proud mother of Bren-
da, Connie, and Teresa Crutch-
field. The happy father is MIR.
Edward Crutchfield.
ENTERTAINs
The Graystone Ballroom was
the height Of entertainment Mon
day night. There was an enor-
nous crowd dancing and listen
ing to the harmony of the Orioles,
the Midnights. and the Clovers.
These singing groups are tops
among many people, young and
old. They sang some OF their
most popular songs. Some of the
people who were taken in by
these mellow voices were Art
Thompson. Lorraine Bell, Louise
ONeil, Raymond Sewell, Sam
Washington. Mozella Steel, and
how many more? Who can count
them ALL
TO WE'D
Cora Dickey. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert DickeY of 1888
McCraw. will make vows OF
marriage 10 Jack Folsom. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brown
lY of 66l5 Stanford avenue on
June 20. The wedding will be
held at 81. Stephens Church
and the reception given at the
Urban League.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark of
1921 Ecorse Road, held birth
day party for their daughter,
Mrs. Lois Formey. Mrs. Formey
received many gifts from friends
and relatives. May % was the
most surprising day of the year
for her.
JAZZ SESSION
Have you heard about the Jazz
Session at Wayne University on
May 20? Well, the music was fit
to be that of the best. Some OF
the artists OF music that were
enjoying this session were: Cur
It's Gum, Barrie Harris, Earl
Campbell. Ray McKinnie and al
so we're Paul Gamblers, Douglas
Watkins. Dorothy Ashby. Sonny
Red. Hugh Lawson, Tommie
Flanagan and many others. This
was onesQf the great moral build
ers that Wayne University gives
to its students.
Mrs. Gwen Gillespie OF Ito
liecesierr is looking for the
sfork 10 arrive in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gillespie
have two sons. Jimmy and
Jerry. They hope this one is a
girl.
DANCE PARTY
The Urban League was lit up
with plenty of dancing Friday
evening. The Jackson College
Club gave a big dance. The
music was superb. On the floor
were many beautiful fornalS,
semi-formals and after five
dresses. The styles were fit for
the mood.
Some Of the many guests pres
ent were Viola Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Blackburn, Mrs. M. Thorn
as, Mr.. w. Vernado and many
more who will tell you right
away they had a wonderful eve
ming. They will never forget the
date, May % 1854.
HOUSE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Banner OF GlYnn
gave house party Friday
night. The beautiful house was
full Of gracious guests. Given
away were the cufesi little SOU
vsnirs; Mexican straw hats.
paper hats and OF course. noise
makers.
HOSTESS
Miss Marlyn Sanders gave a
party May 81. The party was
success must say. Some Of the
invited guests were: 10 Ann SIM
mons, Frank Lett. Robert Har-
per. Murdoch Thomas, and many
others.
FASHION REVIEW
Success was never like Il is
today. Like IL was Sunday after
noon for Miss Shirley Frazier.
Did you ever try to do a job
that was too large for you and
make IL work? know someone
who did. II was none other than
the mentioned Shirley Frazier.
When you look at her you won
der how in the world could she
do a job like the one she did.
Sunday. May %, Shirley Fra
tiers Designs were presented TO
the public for its approval which
responded for the better by far.
(Her little fingers received ex-
actly what they asked for and
even more) The show opened
with play togs. The designs in
his scene were terrific.
The next scene was the very
latest in summer cottons. These
dresses in particular were made
10 fit the models personality.
And my how some of them did
Just that. Suits and dresses fol-
lowed the cottons.
The after five dresses were