The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-08
Social & Civic
Roundup

Susie Harris of Maybury Grand.
May God grant the wish closest
to your heart.
Many of your friends will be
anxious 10 see the BAH point pen
you received, appliqued with
rhinestones, or should ! say,
limitations diamonds.
Corine Virginia Jameson and
Emeral Crosby were joined in
holy wedlock Saturday, Sept. l,
at 8 pm. at Second Baptist
Church. Rev. A. A. Banks Jr.,
performed the ceremony.
Corine is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Randall Jamerson, OF
1882 Wabash. She wore white
ballet length organdy gown with
sweetheart appliqued neckline,
puff sleeves and pearl accesso-
ries. She carried white Bible
on which was placed a delicate
white orchid. Her small white
organdy hat held her fingertip
vel.
Her matron of honor, Bernice
Daniels, wore a chirtruse gown,
carried bouquet of white roses
tinted green, brides maid. Betty
Johnson, carried yellow roses,
wore kelly green organdy gown,
Dorothy Stinson and Ruth Stin-
son. wearing mint and pea green
respectively, carried carnations
and daisies.
Melinda Holmes, also wearing
mint green, carried daisies and
carnations.
Ushers were Randall Jamcr-
son Jr., Aaron McClinton, Brad
ley Crosby, William Robinson,
Marzelle Easter and Luscious
Daniels.
Helen Maddox, soloist, sang
Because" and 20 Promise Me, "
accompanied by Mr.. Harold
Black. Marjorie Anderson direct
ed the wedding.
The groom's mother. Mrs. AL
berta Blodgett, came TO be at
her sons wedding from St.
Louis, Mo.
Others present among the APP
proximate 800 guests for the
double ring ceremony and re-
ception which followed at the
Detroit Urban League were
Chester Kindle, uncle of the
groom, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Cummings of Muskegon, Mich,
and Mrs. Oliver of California,
relatives of the bride.
Cor!ne is Procurement Con-
troll clerk for the u S. Govern
ment, and her husband is stu
dent at Wayne University, ma
joring in English. They will
spend their honeymoon at the
Roost Resort. Cape Cod, Mass
They will return 10 their new
home, 1922 Holmur, sortly af-
terward.
Three bridesmaids wearing
yellow ruffled net dresses OF
net with embroidered organdy
overskirts, ballerina length, car
rying pink carnations preceded
Geraldine Daniels down the isle
of Peoples Community Church
Dexter at Grand Blvd. Satur-
day, Sept. LIST, at 6 pm, when
she became the bride of Albert
Jackson, 1851 Carter, son of Rev
and Mrs. Robert M. Jackson oil
Elyria, Ohio.
Haid of honor was Florence
Washington and her maids were
Lena Began, Dorothy Ewing
and Phyllis Alexander.
The maid of honor wore a
green gown and carried yellow
carnations. All the bridesmaids
wore strapless gowns with lac,
jackets and head bands which
held short wells.
The bride wore a sleeveless
princess style gowns of satin
with two pleafs in front with
lace panels in pleafs. long
pointed sleeve packet. with
white steamers.
PAMELA Maxine Orr preceded
the bride, strewing rose petals
Larry Wardlow was ring bearer
Alexander Washington was hes
man and Robert Daniels, bride
brother. George Dennis, Rev
Scyborn Gay, and FELTON, Whit
aker seated guests.
The grooms father officiate,
along with Rev. Carlyle F. Ste
wart. pastor of Peoples Com
munity Church.
LABEL Gary sang 20 Promis'
Me" and the Lords Prayer.
Lutilla Harper was organist.
Reception was held at Fische
Branch YMCA and John Or
and company furnished recep
ton music.
The brides mother wore ;
princess style coffee colorec
dress, made with low neckline
beige accessories and her corsag'
was pink roses.
Senior hostesses were Mrs
Aleneta Davis. Mrs. Bryle GUN
yard and Mrs. Ethel Moseley
Junior Hostesscs were Marlent