The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

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IN elaborate dinner party Thurs
Gay afternoon in her spacious
apartment.
With the table ccntercd with
sp' ing flowers and the APP
preaching holiday Valentines
were also fea ufed. a delectablc
five-course dinner was served
TO Mrs Bessie Herring Mrs.
- m Williams, Mrs. Bessie
Ayler and Mrs. Arnctt Jones.
LUNchEO.;
Saturday AZ Lrts Thurman
YWCA the Supervisors Council
Of Coiored Women's Clubs gave
their frs: annual luncheon hav-
ing as their guest speaker, Mrs.
Edna Holcomb WHO chose as
her subject, New Horizon for
Michigan Association Women
This fine and new subject was
clearly followed and was in OPP
perfume time for n new thought
and general discussion for
the Michigan State Board meet
ing which convened here last
Saturday.
There were many expressions
OF appreciation from presidents
and lay members Of this Coun-
ell which is composed Of girls.
Some folk we saw were Mes
DANES Grace Peoples. Willie
Brogdan. LaMarion Northcross,
Constance Dixon. Theo. ITALIA
ferro. c Gregg. Geneva Cattron.
Laura Langston. Daisy Somer-
vile, Leola Vaughn, Leila Brog-
dan, Sarah Vaughn. Ethel
Crawford. Hazel Smith. Waddy
Nicholas, CLANCY Matthew. Lin
NE Miles, Ann Roden, Martha
Brandon. Frances Shoots, Lin
ME Shell. j. McMurray;
Helen Walker. Rosa Gragg,
Henry w. Holcomb. l.. c.
Blount. Thomas Branch, Con-
stance Minis, Nellie Watts,
Dorothy Duncomb, James A.
Perry. Cap.tola Griggs. Adclla
Heath. chairman OF this affair,
and Sarah Hall, president,
DETROIT
For a bigger, better organi-
za,ion members must have an
expanding mind 10 cope with
today'S problems as no tangible
success can bc attained without
clear mind picture OF It's OBJ
jcctions.
The Detroit Woman's City
Club is one of those expand
ing organizations that has
made Listening Very In
ieresiins" to guests and mem
bers.
Tuesday was their club day
and Mrs. Nollis Huntsbclry OF
blaine was hostess 10 them al
, her coy home. They were
served delcctable luncheon
ccntcrcd around chicken anc
mushrooms with a creole sauce
in an artistic basket
, Guests were Mrs. Mary Muir
: ray, Mrs. Edna Tondee. Mrs.
Mary Belle Rhodes and Fred
Hart Williams. Many members
, were in attendance. Mrs. Be-
airice Taliaferro is president.
CHRISTIAN CLUB
:, The Christian Women workers
| held their regular meeting Fri
+ 6ay evening at the home ol
. Mrs. Nellie Johnson Of Scooter
avenue with many members II
attendance. After the dcvo
tional service reports were calico
Z for by the president, Mrs
Cook. and they were very in
J. telcst.ng. showing real coopcra
! ton nv the members.
h The song "Toiling On" was
= selected fer the wear. which
was most appropriate for their
line OF work. This club was
organized in 1921 and Is a
i credit 10 Second Baptist
Church.
Some members picscNi were
: MesdameS Elizabeth Jackson
: Mamie earn. Magnolia Smith
Cora Sloan. Sue Grant, Marion
/ Thomas. Ora Mansfield, Luc!ll,
; Bowen. MoScll Ulmcr, Kathleen
/, Cook. j. White, Rachcal Terry
, Nj. Il. Jones and Mrs. Nclli,
Johnson who served lovely
=, rCpast.
! Mrs. Eurlnc Harrison ot DcN
: ten Blvd. was the hostess e
= the Current Topic Study Clut
, Tuesday afternoon with many
members present. A short bust
ness meeting was dispensed with
by the president Mrs. ID Dun
comb, then guest were present