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May IL. isADoRE oKIH Of i44s
Missouri ave NV. beloved husband
Of Lena oktn and devoted father 81
Goldberg: he Is survived also b 5.
three sisters. Mrs. Goldie Hartman
Mrs. Title Rutheiser and Mrs. Bes.
sic Lipshitz. ell OF New York: {
brother. Morris Okin. New York, ant
four grandchildren. Funeral servicel
Funeral Home. 350I i4tb 4. NV
on Monday. May 1S. 1859, at 4
pm. 1nterment Ohev Sholom- tai.
mud Torah Cemetery Memoria
week 511 Oglethorpe st. ne. Please
omit flowers.
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KILLER, GEORGE n. on Friday,
MAY rs. 1859. at his residence 1918
st. Sc. GEORGE II, KILLER. be-
loved brother Of William r. Hitler,
uncle Of Mrs. Ethel Hurley and
William " Robey. Funeral services
at the Simmons Brothers Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd Sc
luarking facilities). on Tuesday,
May -. at II an. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery is
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day, May 10. 1853, LAURA Held
INGsFELD Of os0n Woodley I'd I.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Edward B,
Somehow snd devoted sister OF
Mrs. Nellie Bonwit. She also Is
ereatsrandchtldren. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
on Monday, May Is, at 2 pm.
Interment WASHINGTON Hebrew Con-
Rregation Cemetery,
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FLRnMING. FRANCIS G. CRANK.
tona Beach. Fla. FRANCIS c.
FLEMING, husband OF kathryn r.
Flemming tnee Riordanl brother OF
Charses, @. Flemming Of Petersburg.
Va. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. Attn st. and Massachts
sets ave NE, alter " noon Wedflee-
day. May 20. Notice Of funeral later.
FLOOD. GEORGE. on Wednesday.
May 10, 1859. GEORGE FLOOD
He is survived BY two brothers, WI.
lam and Arthur Flood: one sister
Mrs; Mabel Boyd; q host Of other
may be viewed on Sunday, May II
after pm at the Hall Brothers
Funeral Home. 62I Florida ave NV.
where services will be held on Tues
aay; May l9, ct 10 am Intermeni
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NANOENIs BENJAMIN b. On Sunday,
NSIhNScENF Of i sif BoI BENJAMIN sv. 4stom ,
Park. Nd. beloved husband Of
Kosina NJ, Vincent tnee Huckl and
lather Of Mrs. Barbara M. Hanes,
Philip g., Francis c. and the late
5ernard , J, Vincent Funeral from
18th st, NV, on Wednesday, NAV
20, at $3.50 am. Requiem mass al
the church Of Our Lady OF Sor-
rows, Larcil and New Hampshire
ave. Takoma Park. Nd, at 10 am.
lnterment st.. Mary's Cemetery.
VINCENT, BENJAMIN B. The Wind
thorst Club Of st. Mary's Parish
will meet At the Geier Funeral
Monday, May 18th, at pm. %
recite the Rosary for BENJAMIN
B. VINCENT.
. RUPERT cAspAR. President.
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saturdav. May 10, 1859. REV. DUD-
LEY p. SAMUEL, ST., of 1U1 X st.
ne. Apt, 205.. beloved husband Of
lev r. Samuel, ir. Also surviving
are four sisters, one brother, other
relatives and many friends After
pm Tuesday. May 10, friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu
neral Home. 1920 9th So. nv. Fu-
neral neral On ws On day. Nay 20, q.
I pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 10
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1853. WILLY Hey JoRpAN iu q GA ss 10Th IN
st me-, formerly OF Jonesboro. Ca,
beloved nusoana o. Lula a Jordan,
Mrs Naomi Rittenbury Also SUR
viying are two sisters, Mrs. Eureka
Ware and HRS. Carrie Flowers two
sons-in-law, James e. Smith and
Robert H. Guice; one daughter-in-
grandchildren great-grandchi,dre
nieces and nephews and many
friends. After 3 pm Tuesday, May
10 friends may call at johnson q
jenkins Funeral Home, 4S04 Georgia
noon from Turner's Memorial A M
Z Church, 9Th and n SITS. NV.
Interuent Carver Memorial Gene
LerY 10
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PAYNE, RICHARD D. On sunday Ma,

II. 1859, at childrens Hospital
RICHARD p. PAYNE Of 900 Hobb.
dr., Colesville, Nd. son Of Mr. anc
Mrs. Vernon D. Payne; brother Of
David w. Payne. grandson Of Mrs
Gordon D. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence M. Payne. Richard rests
at the Warner e. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. where service
viii be held on Tuesday, May 10, Al
2 o'clock pm. tparking facilitiesl
lnterment Parklawn Cemetery. SYM
pathy may be expressed in the
form Of memorials to the Lukemis
Fund in care of Mrs. Florence
Scott. Director Of Public Relations
Childrens Hospital, 2125 18th ST
NV. washington. d C.
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NAV Is 1888 Il her residence "a Snd he
Kennedy Warren Apartments, ROSA
Brockett Muior Of chevy Chase, Nd
Friends may call after IL noon
Tuesday, May 10, at Gaw.er's Chapel,
1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Mass
will be offered at St. Thomas
Aposti, Catholic CT ureh. Woodley
I'd at 9th st NV, on Wednesday,
May 20. at 10 m. Interment Mount
Olivct Cemetery. 10
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LAWRAY. MIRIAM X. Suddenly. on
SATURDAY; May 70. 1859; MRS. MIR
sc. She is survived BY her huS-
band. Daniel Lawray Of waterbury,
Conn, a loving father and mother,
Thomas and Minnie c. Taylor; two
devoted sons, Ronald L. and Richard
W.; loving laughter. Marcia r.;
six sisters, Mrs. Dorothy 7. Smith,
Mrs M, Ellen T. wells, washington,
.. c.; Mrs, Vivienne I Adkins, Mrs.
Emma 7 Taylor, Mrs. Enid T. Eaton
and Mrs. Georgine T. Jarman Of New
Haven Com one brother. Thomas
G.. Taylor, Washington, D. c., and
other relatives and many friends.
Remarks resting at Horizons Mortu-
airy, 1874 You st. NV. after pm.
Tuesday. May 10. Funeral services
wednesday. MAY 20 at m. from
the METROPOLITAN A. NJ. E. Church,
1913 VI St. NV. the Rev. O. Dewey
Robinson ofiiciatino. rnterment New
Haven. Coan. New Haven and
waterbury. Conn.,. papers please
cop~.) ~
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J. RUPERT CAsPAR. President
HENRY eEIDEL, Secretary.

MooEE, s SssS S SaS SIX ShAE 9Rs
iired). On THURSDAY, May IA
g iotsol;R s WILSON, GEN M.d,.s CHARLES eS[I.
UsA Iretired1. Of l4sS Floral St St
NV. beloved husband Of Bonni,
Miller Watson and devoted father
OF It.. Col Charles w. Watson
psA. Of Honolulp; Hawaii, and. Mrs
Z EE rsncs a v Bix6y q g.. orleans
yived BY four grandchildren serv.
ices az the Walter Reed Chapel
Army Medical Center. on Tuesday
May 10. at ] pm. interment Ar.
hngton Natiunal Cemetery, with full
the Rinaldi Funeral Home. is
WATERS, LENA v. On Saturday, Ma,
- 1893. LENA y. WATERS Of 1921
Arrangement Ss FRASER Il .1"''.' '"'s'
WATERS, LENA. The ofncers ane
members Of Junior, Nc a Henry
Union. are hereby notified Of thi
death Of Lady comrade LEM
WATERS on. Saturday. May 10
1889, Funeral Wednesday, May 20
At Mount sinai. Baptist Church
hsid Tuesday se ma Nay i Ssry as p p q
Frazier's Funeral Home Watch pa
pers for time Of funeral
- PAULINE SIzER, Pres.
ETHEL W. WALKER, secy.
WELLS. WILLIAM A. A special com.
% munication Of Kempel
M Lodge, No. "a. A.. r. q
jMM2 Masonic Temple, East Fall
XOLX Church. Va. at pm
Nv "wednesday, May 20, 1859
for the purpose of con.
Quoting the Masonic funeral servic.
for our late brother, WILLIAM A
WELLS, IN Community Lodge. No
664, Columbus. Ohio.
WILLIAM X WILLIAMS. W. M. Is
WHITAKER. BEuLAH. on Saturday
May l6. 1859. BEULAH wHITAKEF
81 Mrs Hester {. Huey. Mrs. BeuIaf
G Robinson and Mrs Frances g
he ~. p,, Friends a may sall q
and Massachusetts, ave- ne, wher n
services VIII be held on Tuesday
Nav 10. at 1890 am Intermeni
Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville. Nd
WHITE ann. anna W s!A snes AsberssIsl
MARIE WHITE tnee Aebersoldl o
370S Old Kenilworth ave. B.adens
burg. Nd beloved wife Of Joseph F
White and mother Of Martin g
Z white. Relatives and friends ma!
call at oasch's Funeral Home, 4T3i
s sssre Services sss viii hY'' IS s.ld MO- q
Wednesday. May 20 at 10 am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
VieWins after Q pm. Monday Ma.
To- 10
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an Nav E ls. Iss5. IN ms s aFR-
TRUDE MIcKENs Of col K st ne.
devoted wife Of Deacon William
Miekens She Is survived BY two
brothers. William and Arthur Flood:
one sister, Mrs Mabel BOYD: 4 host
q other relatives and many friends.
May "a. after 2 pm. at the Hall
Brothers Funeral Home. 621 Florida
ave, NV Funeral services on Tues
day. May 10. At pm. from the
Bible Way Church. 1880 New Jersey
ave. NV Bishop SmaliWood z.
Williams oflciatine Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery. Is
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DAVIS. WALTER H. on Friday.
hospital Hsz W ySgg Il pSvfs s1 Sas
hand Of Josephine Love Davis,
brother Of Mrs Madeleine Newberry,
Mrs. Ruth May. Mrs. Pauline Allen.
Nelson H Davis and Mrs. Alice
Gordon Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st and
Massachusetts, ave e., where serv-
ices viii be held on Tuesday. MAY 10.
at IL noon Interment Arlington
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HOPKINS, GEORGE ALFRED. on
Thursday, May IA. 1859, at the
washington Hosplta. Center,
GEORGE ALFRED HOPKINS of 704
Quincy ST, NV, devoted son Of Car
RE and James Hopkins. He Ieaves
to mourn their loss other relatives
and many friends. Funeral and in
terment ChestertowH. Md, Local ar
rangementS BY John r. Rhines a. Co,
Funer-, Home, 30i5 18th st. ne.
HUDSON. REGINALD D. OF 5000
18th st NV. on May Is, 1859
husband Of the late Ruby W. Hud-
son. brother OF william R Hudson
OF Dallas Tex: L. o. Hudson OF
Longyiew. Tex. and Leslie s. Hud-
son of Bethany. La. stepfather
Of Rebecca Splitter Of Bethesda,
Md. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 400 Chaplin st NV,
interment Arlington National Gem
etery. lS
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Gu MANN. HICHAKD ON Saturday,
M May s g RcH a s cs dTM SEpNgnt 3
Long Beach Md, beloved husband
Of Mary O'Farreli Gutmann. father
Of Mrs. Theresa Walls. Washington.
D. c.. and Mrs. Ida Ing. Cleveland.
Raoss a1a Mar. s SISTER E " sr
many Friends may call at the
Hsrkness Funeral Home. Mutual
Nd REQUIEM mass at Our Lady
Star Of the Sea Church. Solomon.
Nd. on Tuesday. at 10 an. In
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May 10. 1859, a SIS Dublin ave- we
Fairfax Va. JULIA GROSS OF 7Oy
O ST Sc, devoted wife Of Richard
Gross. beloved sister Of Mrs. Emma
3. Butler and Mrs .Luciil. :. Smith.
Six nieces, fIve nephews. other reia-
tives and many friends. Remains
RESTING at ner late residence, 7O9
@ st. Sc where friends may can
after 3 pm Tuesday. May 10. Fu-
neral wednesday, May 20 az am.
1105 New Jersey ave s.e.. the Rev.
@. D. Williams offlciating. Interment
Jeffersonton, Culpeper County, Va.
ARRANGEMENTS By the John T. Rhines
a. Co Funeral siome, 3U15 18th st.
Sc 10
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day, May II. 1850, CAROLINE
THORNTON Of 701 Langston terrace
ris and aunt OF Amy Tucker She
also is survived By other relatives
and friends After 4 pm Monday.
May. is, friends are invited to cali
81 the, Jarvis Funeral Chapel. t432
You st. NV Funeral services on
Tuesday. May 10, al / pm. al the
Mount Gilead Baptist Church. 18th
and Corccran SITS. NV. Interment
WOODLAND Cemefery ~
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May Is, 1859, AZ The D. 6. General
I HOSPITAL, FRED W. NEWMAN Of B03
7 st. NV, devoted father OF George
leaves to mourn their loss six sis
ters, Mrs. Maggie Poindexter, Mrs.
Hattie Rice. Mrs Ruth James, Mrs.
Ruby Temple, Mrs MYRTLE Murdoch
and Mrs. Carlotta Harris Harry and
Mrs. Mary Newman. other relatives
and nlanv friends. Remains resting
ct the John r Rhines 4 Co. Fu-
neral Home, a015 18th st. ne.
Notice of funeral later.
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1855, at the Arlington Hospital.
CHLOE LEE BARRON. beloved wife
Of the late John Thomas Barron:
Falls Church. Va, Mrs. Maude B
smith, Arlineton, Va: Mrs. Amelia
D. Hilton. Eikwoud, Va; Languin
M. Barron, Sri. Catlett, Va; ASH
ton Barron. Warrenton. Va; James
Barron. Fairfax. Va. Friends may
scall At the Sudduth Moscr Funeral
-. Home. Warrenton, Va, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. May
10, 1889, Ct 2 gs.. Est . Inter
ton, Va. M
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IN Nv M la iaEa q w 81 SiHIuT,
GRfFFTTH Of i45l Park I'd. NV,
cousin OF Mrs Edith Doughty Of
BridEeton, N J. Services al the
s. H. Hines Co, Funeral Home 1901
at pm. parking facisitiesl. In
terment private.
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D. EsT0N. A special com
manication OF Hiram Lodee
No, 4, ?. A. & A. NJ, Is
called for Tuesday. Nav
-. 1853. at 8 am. at the
Masonic Temple, 1000 You
st NV. for the purpose
OF conducting the Masonic
services for our late
ESToN WOoDFORD, al
5 Funeral Home. 1882 You
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Il. 1858, THE THELM1 SALES SALES q "a
New YORK ave. NV, mother OF Mrs
Hattie Tim and Mrs. Gertrude
Cooper. After pm. Tuesday. MAJ
10, friends may call at Johnson 4
ave. W, where funeral service,
will be held on Wednesday. May 20
at 2 pm. Internent Woodiawr
Cemetery.
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LEE. FL1ZkBETH. On Sunday. May
II 1859. ELIZABETH LEE OF $3.50
26sh st. NV Surviving are her rel
atives and Inanv friends. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements BY Nc
CURE. Inr. 10
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LAWHEAD, DOROTHY MATILDA. On
Sunday. Nay II 1853, at her resi-
oTHY MATILDA LAWHEAD, be-
loved wife Of C. M. Lawhead, ST.
Survived By three DAUGHTERS. Mrs,
Ann Newton, Mrs Rita Agnes Lob
/. man, all Of Manassas, Va. three
sons JAMES Francis Lawhead Of
Silver Spring. Md: Carl M. Law
head II Of Washington, D. c.; Don
81 Sld Eugene Lawhssd, Of Manassas.
may cali at the Baker & Son Funeral
Home. 314 West St, Manassas. Va.
Requiem mass win be offered for
the repose 4 her soul from All
Saints Catholic Church. Manassas,
Va. on Wednesday. Nav 20. at 10
am. EDIT. tnterment Sacred Heart
Cemetery Hcsdlry. Va ID
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16 1853 LESTER I, REEFS Of 504
father OF Mrs. Virginia 3rightwelI
Of the home address and Mrs. Emil
Roberts Of Colorado; also survived
BY three grandchildren Friends may
call at the Robert J Murphy Flu
tparking in rearl, Arlington. Va,
where services win be held at II
am. Tuesday. MAY 10. Intermeni
Columbia Garden Cemetery, Airing
ton, Va.
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May Is, 1853. EDWARD s !. TAR.
TISEL Of 1919 Branch ave. Sc, be-
loved husband Of Flora L. Tartisel
father of Mrs. Jeanne Wood OF
Yokohama, Japan: James z. Tar
tise: cf Iceland and Robert c. Tar
and Mrs. Nan Staub. Friends may
call al the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc. park
ing facilities), until 9:15 am Tues
day, May 49, Graveside services and
interment Arlington National Gene
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Saturday, May l6, 1850, IRIS VIR-
GINA MEGILL TANNER OF gSOg
beloved wife Of Paul Dennis TANNER
and mother Of Janis Gayle and
Valerie Tanner. She Is also survived
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. y
Megil.; two sisters, Frances Vaughn
and Mary PAGE Silver and a brother
rests at the Gaseh Funeral Home
1893 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
Nd. Services at the Fort Lincoln
Cemetery Chapel. on Tuesday,
May 10. at IL am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. IL
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cORBITT, ]. DELL. Suddenly. on sun
daya May II 1888. DELL cox
Massachusetts ave NV. beloved
husband of Leota Corbett. Notice Of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY the
8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
14th st. NV
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1f dsy M NILE g 1873 ssysssd'HE AS e RI 4
TYLER, wife Of the late Robert
Tyler. sister of Mrs. Cicero Brown,
Mrs Mary L. Gibbs, Mrs. julia
James and Rev. o. S. Robinson. Also
surviving are two nieees, Mrs. Ann
Thomas and Mrs. la Mae Brown
other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Rollins M
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Nay Il H 1873. 1t her res IA ssacs fl
Bryan ST.. Arlington, Va, DORA
Dfvid @. Philips, mother Of James
A and Richard A. Payne, step
mother Of Nelson, NeaI and Martha
Phillips sister Of Mrs. Leona
Schweitzer Mrs. Emma Sievertson
and Mrs. Mary Rapp She also Is
survived BY six grandchildren
F. sends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va. where funeral services win b
held on Wednesday. May go, at 2
pm. InteTment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
BY Fiji GoRsKA
star stan Writer

To a Broadway actor,
opening night is a some
time thing.
But to $50 Washing
ton area teen-age troup-
ers, it's always opening
night-with all its trials.
These teen-agers make
up the majority of the
entertainers who per-
form in volunteer camp
and community shows
of the District Recrea-
ton Department.
The department puts
on an average of 80
shows a month, mostly
for the military, And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

even with homework,
school and outside ac-
tivities, the teen-age
performers manage to
be available when their
particular act is needed.
"If I've got a date with
a boy when Mrs. Schae-
fer calls and asks me to
tap dance for a show, /
cancel the date" says
Mary Lou Harrison, a
student at Washington
Lee High School. MRS.
Vivian Schaefer is the
organizer and director
of the volunteer shows.)
The teen-agers agree
that performing for
servicemen is great fun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
It's Always
Opening Night

because they're such an
appreciative audience.
But some teen-agers,
like Lynne Schmidt, an
acrobat, claim the bus
ride to the Army post is
as much fun as the
show.
The Army bus picks
up the performers at
Fifteenth and F streets
NV. On the bus I'VE
sing Army songs we've
learned at the posts,
talk about the latest
basketball game or
school work, or joke"
says Lynne, who has
been on the circuit for
eight years. Sometimes
we play records and dis
cuss our dance routines
sort of talk our way
through the dance"
when Lynne isn't do
ing an acrobatic solo,
she taps with the Har-
rison sisters, Mary Lou.
Linda and Donna, all Of
Washington-Lee.)
The teen-agers usually
are loaded down with
suitcases, pocketbooks,
music and costumes
Slung over their arms
when they 60 ION the
road" Lynne has extra
equipment. She takes
two chairs with her.
81 do a split between
chairs" she explains. 81
used to count on finding
two chairs there, but
most of them are too
frail."
Lynne has a problem
when the volunteer show
is in a hospital ward.
"It's hard to do aero
battles in a room full of
BEDS" She says, $50 I
usually make up a dance
to go through the wards
with and keep smiling"
Speaking of hospitals,
Mary Lou Harrison re-
calls the time only five
patients were on hand
for one Of the shows.
1.-THE others were too
Ha.k..naI -. D.. (
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Beautiful Gabrielle Brad
by, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
Robert /. Brady of 1850
LonqfeIlow Street. will be
crowned in a very spectaeU-
lar ceremony under the aus
pices OF the Marraeci Tenn
pie, No. l3 A.E.A.o.N.M.S.
The annual Coronation
Ball to crown Detroit's Miss
Marracci of 1859" will take
place in the Labor Temple,
81 w. Montcalm, Saturday,
July IL, at $3.50 pm.
Miss Brady, 10 years of
age. graduated from Central
high school in January. She
won the Miss Marracci title,
a $500 cash prize on June 26,
and a trip to Los Angeles to
vie for a national crown and
over $1,000 in cash or col
lege scholarship in the
Prince Hall ShrinerS Nation
al Talent and Beauty Pag-
.cant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
Mrs. Amisiie White HosieM
Civic Opera Lawn PROGRAM

The beautiful lawn of Mrs.
A. White of 1886 Oakman,
was the scene of a program
and Tea given for the Civic
Opera of Detroit, on Sunday
afternoon, July 5th. After
the program the guests were
ushered into the dining room
there dainty refreshments
were served. The Civic Opera
is planning an early fall pre-
sentation.
The inside of the home Of
NJ 5. White daughter of Mrs.
Helen Reeves is as beautiful
as a picture.
The Century of Progress
Club and Friends had their
annual outing Saturday.
July 4th, at Elysian Villa ON
Little Pleasant Lake with
Elizabeth Morton and Helen
T. Mcknight hostesseS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
University Of Michigan
Presents Two Concerts

ANN ARBOR - The six
Brandenburg Concertos of
Johann Sebastian Bach will
be presented at The Univer-
Sity of Michigan in two con-
certS, at 3 pm. and $3.50 pm.
Sunday, July II, in the Rack
ham Lecture Hall, by a group
of music faculty members
and students. Both concerts
are open to the public.
The concert al 3 pm. will
be devoted TO concerfos No.
!, in r Major, No. 3. in G
Major, and No. 5 in D Major.
After an intermission over
the dinner hour, the must
clans will complete the pro-
gram with concerts No. 6, B
flat Major, No. 4, in G ma
jor, and No. % in F Major.
Bach's Brandenburg Con-
certos rank among his finest
instrumental works. Written
in 1921 for the Margrave
Christian Ludwig of Bran
denburg, whose private band
had achieved almost legend
AIRY renown, these concertos
make extra ordinary de-
mandS on the individual
players, and indicate that
many performers of the time
were probably remarkable
virtuOSOS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
CENTURY OF PROGRESS
CLUB AND FRIENDS

The ElySian Villa can we'll he
called the hilltop house. The
vast area Of grass. Shrubbcry
and trees also flowers, border
the driv' from Race Road up
to the Villa. reminds you of
picturesque English story you
have read about years ago.
II is so thrilling to look down
on Little Pleasant Lake so
beautiful and sparkling with
motor boats dashing here and
there with guests. while others
were wading and swimming
There were others enjoying the
picnic ground under the shady
trees.
This was Century OF Progress
Club Day and they were holding
their 26th annual outing with
over hundred friends in at
tendance. with MeSdames Eliza
beth +. Morton and Helen I.
Mcknight as hoStcSSeS.
After n real picnic dinner, we
listened attentively to a we'll
balanced program with Mr. Lee
J. Morton. Deputy Sheriff Of
Wayne County. on facts we
should know about in general.
Acting judge Willis NJ. Graves
conducted a mock Recorders
Court. which carried so much
fun for all. Indeed a grand out
inc for we look upon ElySian
villa as a place Of peace, love
and cOntcntmcnt.
Some guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. G. FerccrSon MIR.
Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
YOUNG ADULTS STEAL
THE SHOW


The Michigan Association of
Colored Womcn's Clubs held
their 6lst Biennial Convention
at YpSilanti, Mich, June % to
July LIST at Browns AME Church,
Rev. f. Daniel, pastor. There
was good representation of
clubs present
From this convention, we are
happy TO know that real pro
gressive ideas will be put into
action. as revising entire consti-
tuition and by laws of the Con.
vention. the Student Loan Fund,
accepting of the young adult
program. and accepting Of
them for so many members gave
closed ear last year to their
program and leader, Mrs Sarah
Hall.
They have showed you through
prcccpt the real meaning the
world must accept and we are
happy that their program Simp-
~ stole the show.
We are looking forward for
a real progressive program from
now on. Newly elected officers
are: Delete Pace. president;
Georgia Dungy. LIST vice; Mar.
g:rct Gill. second wee; Dorothy
Duncan. IND vice; sonora
Smith. recording secretary, Asst,
Rosa Long; Louise Bass, finan-
cial; Daisy S1merville, parlia.
mCntari1n: Mary Bray, chaplain,
and Gwcndolyn Cary, Stats.
tician.