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PAGE FOUR
CLUBS
FRA TERNITJES
m
By CRAYCE L. SADLER
At last we’re off!. . .With an effervescent social season
springing upon us...You know, there's nothing like this
mid-season gaiety... We have so many affairs to look
forward to. ..There is the Peter Pan Nursery school’s
fashion show. ..next Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Mayfair
ballroom And at the same place, on the following Friday
evening, the Detroit branch of the X. A. A. C. P. will hold
its brilliant dancing party \lso on Friday night. Feb. 10
is the Playboys Guild semi-formal party at the Frogs
club . Oh, it is the first anniversary of the Playboys Guild
. . . .And of course, we all have in mind the Jabberwock ...
to which we look forward ... from one February to the
next.. .
Sunday afternoon, all of the gayer crowd was on hand. . .
at Club Plantation. to •■!:>,.>• the first Hide Hour of 1939
... and a . -ion R was ... With Joe Johnson
presenting his “Brown Rhapsody".. . (a show that has a
lot. . . and a lot of what it's got. . and every bit of it red :
hot). . Anyhow, ’twas one of the best shows in moons.
And 'tis Don Albert's orchestra which has everyone swing
ing and swaying down Plantation way. . .
- To mention a few of the smart folk who Blue-Houred.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Rranam. . . Mrs. Sadye Atkins-1
Routt. Mr. ami Mia. -Tom Spencer. Dr. and Mra. j
Charles W. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Gaskill. .. . f
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hutchins Miss Bernice McCaughan j
. . .Ulysses W. Boykin. . . Miss Marian Carter. . .Willis F. j
Ward: . Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Marlowe. . .Senator and Mrs. ,
Charles C. Diggs.... Mrs. Amyre Ransom... Miss Inez
Wright Richard King. Miss Lorraine Fuqua
Mr. and Mrs. Brumel Penick. . . . Dr. and Mrs. S. Byron
Milton. . Dr. Boyington Milton. . , Dr. Alf K. Thomas Jr.
... Ernest Fisher.. ,I)r. S. H. C. Owen. . . John 0. Dol-'
phin .... Eugene Tondee ... Romeo A11en.... Charles
Thompson. . Miss Genevieve Louche. . . Elliott Pogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duckworth. ... Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.
Hannon.... Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson r. .. Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac White. . . Dr. Hollis T. Rollins. . .
Miss Novella Cleveland. . Atty. Joseph A. Cralgen. .. . I
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Robbins.... Mr. and Mrs. Pettiford \
Stinson. . . .Atty. Francis M. Dent. . . .Miss Ruby Hall.. . . !
Mrs. Zelina McClasker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson
William Warfield Herbert Hill Miss Gertrude
Barry. . .Albert Pakeman... M. Stewart Thompson. . . Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Jones. . .Elmo Scott..Crittenden T. Mc-
Swain. . . .and Walter Thompson....
John O. Hopkins Jr. flew to Chicago. Monday morning
to attend a meeting of the G. O. P.'s program committee. .. .
and the Committee of Social Well-Being (He is a mem
ber of both committees).... So busy is he, that he was
forced to return to the city Monday night. .. .to resume
his political duties here. . . While on politics. Republicans,
and what-havP-you. .. our belated but heartiest congratu
lations to Atty. Charles H. Mahoney on his appointment
a« Labor Commissioner. . ..
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Routt of Kirby street. .. .were host
and hostess to a, lively group of Omegas and their guests
last Saturday evening. . . .The guests of honor were several
Omega members from Michigan State college. . . .Well, fun
and frolic reigned throughout the evening and early morn
and a jolly time was had by each and every one
Sharing in the hilarity of the evening were Miss
Margaret Montgomery Clarence Stonestreet Miss
Bennie Donato Miss Emma Gaston.. . .Elmer Moore
Richard Brown... Miss Anne Holman.. . . Booker Holmes j
of Michigan State college. . . . Miss Regina Solomon. . .Wal
ter Arrington of Michigan State Miss Urmetta Tatum ,
. , . .Miss Dorothy Judah. . . Warren Carter. .. .Miss Jufltlne
Nelson. . . Harry Butler of Michigan State college Buck j
Wilev. . .Miss Helen Bvers Miss Esther Randall. . Miss I
Alvina Pope. .Theodore Crosby. . . and several others !
Mrs. Juanita Parker bid our fair city adieu last week. . . .
as she dashed-off to Chicago where she plans to remain
indefinitely . . Dessie Walker is leaving within the.
next fortnight . .for New York City, where she will enter
the nurses' training school at Lincoln hospital.
Mrs. Marie Jones of McDoilgall avenue entertained her
bridge club. . .last Wednesday evening and such a grand j
and glorious-evening it was for all . The lovely prizes. .. .
tbe delicious supper 'n everything The ladies present
were Myrtle S?abrooks Susan Mills... Gertrude:
Gibson Lillian Gaines. Georgetta White Sadye ‘
Routt Kathryn Wells. Jerolean Sneed Ruth Foster
... Margaret Hagans. .. . Edythe Johnson... .and several
IBOfft
The fortunate recipients of the bridge prizes were . .Ger
trude Gibson, who won th*' first prize. . Lillian Gaines, who
took second honors and Susfln Mills, the booby prize. .. .
The first guest prize was awarded to Georgetta White....
and the booby guest prize went to Kathryn Wells.
Just about nine more flays until the Peter Pah Fashion
Show. . .And how the tic kets are going . .and plans pro
gressing!. You ‘know, the date is next Saturday. Feb. 4. .
and the place- ihe beautiful Mayfair Ballroom . Dh. j
this is also a cabaret party So it's going to he mighty nice.
Some of the models are.... Velma ltranam... I.ella |
Spencer. Theresa Kins. Amyre Ransom. . . Inez (
Wrieht. ... Ruth Webb . . .Gertrude Jackson... Uorothv
Perkins ...Mary Pram ■ - Peek. . Zelma McClasker'. ...
Marie Jones fieri rude Gibson .. .Marguerite Oihaon
Esther Randall Naola Nun all. . Eunice Greer. Violet
Banks. . .Marsaret Redmond . Ruby and Ruth llall
and a host of other local lovelies. and Sadye Atkins-Poutt
1b at the helm .So twill be worthwhile and then some’
Housewives'
Group No. 12
Progressive
Housewives' Leazue Nurr.oer 12
held its, u- ..’tl wt t . •• m,2 a'
one o'clock The «r is s’pnn
is hoped to enlist the cooperation
of all of the housew v.s in that
district. There are no ‘ fees and
Last week the meeting was ad
dressed b> Mrs William H Pock,
president and founder < ( the De
troit He usev.. . €.<■ Leazue Mrs. 1
Peck spoke fr m the subje:". "Unity
and the Purpose of the Housewives'
League-
Featured speaker at t:.o February
7 :
speaking from the subject ‘Negr-es
In Our History ”
Other mtemting and inf.rmativc .
timely t pics each week. Infurma-
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
James W. Eighmie. 27. and I-atira |
Anne Street. 27; Alex Hamilton, 28
ad Lillian Davis.*23: Fred Durrett.
24 and Estelle Jones. 27. James
A Parham, 25» and Jessie Austin. !
26; John Higgins. 48 and Louise
J- hnston. 24; William Middicbrook. !
24. and Mattie P Edwards, 27; Sam- ,
uel F. Timbers Jr. 24 and Nancy!
M Wilson. 10: Samuel McMillan. 20 1
•nd Annie Williams. 21; George
Smith. 28 and Peccoln King. 21; j
Alfonzo Campbell. 28 nr and Rowena
Winfrey. 88; Ezra Ware 20 and
Ma:v Cook. 25; Robert Cairgle. 21
and Bui a r Curry. 18; Perry Stegger.
•21 ard Elizabeth Johnson. 18. Gus
Gibsor 48 and T.xnnna Mcßride, 38;
Major Dillard. s&.«nd Shrrman B
Ingram. 27; Woodrow Thrasher. 23 ;
and Evelyn Copeland, 21; Teastrus '
Sullies. 20 and ILW.» Brow« 18, •
James Herderaon, 20 and Grace
-|Wtrighnm. HF
i secured by calling Ch 8618. |
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
SOCIETY -:-
Must Change
Life Patterns,
Speaker Avers
Bella Taylor McKnight
Urges Courage
In a beautiful setting o.' candle
j lighted tables, artistically arranged
’ flowers, shining tableware ar.d
beautifully att.red women. Mrs
Bella Taylor McKnight. inter-racial
i secretary of the Toledo. Ohio. Y. W I
C A . addressed the annual meeting |
of the Lucy Thurman Y. W. C. A.
' last Thursday night.
Speaking from the subject "Pub- I
;Uc Affairs Today ar.d Yesterday," I
the speaker emphasized the fact j
that we *are living in a changing j
; world and that if we are to render j
! progressive service we, too must;
I change.
■•We must." the charming lecturer \
i averred, "live on the forward edge ;
lof life rather than seeking the
shelter of indifference."
Name 1939 Officers
n return.; showed that Mrs.
A. E. Thomas, chairman of the com
i mittee of managemen of Lucy Thur
| man branch Y. W. C. A. was j
j nominated to continue in office at
j the 19th annual meeting of the
branch held on Thursday evening.
Jan. 19. The nomination will be
I voted upon at the 46th annual meet
ing of Metropolitan Y. W. C. A.
j on January 26.
| Re-elected to serve with Mrs
Thomas were: Mrs. Charles Hill,
first vice chairman: Mrs. W. A
| Thompson. recording secretary;
I Mrs. C. E. Whitby, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs Jrfin A Loomis.
I finance chairman Mrs. Haley Bell
j succeeds Mrs. William H Starks
ns second vice chairman, and Mrs
Starks was elected chairman of
world fellowship.
New chairmen of standing com
mittees are; Mrs James A. Moore,
building maintenance; Mrs. F F.
Dawson, food service; Mrs. A G.
Robertson, friendly service: Mrs
Charles Hill, nominating; Mrs. D.
H. Hawkins, residence.
Re-elections included: Mrs. Wil
liam A. Williams, camp; Mrs. H
E. Sims, education; Mrs. Margaret
Stephens. Girl Reserve; Mrs. Robert
Cross. membership; Mrs Remus
Robinson, public affairs; Mrs. Wil
liam L. Postles. publicity; Miss
Maxine Broyles, employed girls,
and Mrs. Burrell Carter, home re
lations. —r*
Members-at-large are: Mrs. Car
; rie B Riley. Mrs. A L Turner. Mrs
Harold E Bledsoe. Mrs. William
Olbjr and Mrs. James R. Gregg.
lowa Group
Outlines’39
Activities
The Detroit-lowt club rendered
a very beautiful program Thursday
evening to a very large crowd of
interested visitors, who listened at
tentively to the speakers who an
nounced the program outlined for i
1939. A most constructive project 1
j has been outlined for putting over i
1 our youth progTam. Several visitors
who became interested ' r learn
i ing the objectives, and fundamen- ;
j tal bases upon which our organiza
tion is founded, responded and en-|
rolled members and pledged to j
help carry on in this great pro-
Our national vice president. Hen- !
ry Madden, just returned from Des
; Moines. lowa, where he attended i
I the mid-winter meeting of the
executive board of the Associated
i lowa Clubs, Inc., and reported that
all fives being represented, review- ]
| ing the work of 1938 inspired and |
. filled each and every with great en
j thusi ism and great h. _* for 1939
j Mr. Madden says Ihr.t he was well
I pleased and felt highly elate i.
• especially r a project Just ven
| tu’.ed. which will be shrouded in
■ .lecrery -ntil the product of said
1 project be presented to the
: national convention which will be
held at Chicago on August 11, 12..
and 13. 1939. as guest of the Original
lowa club.
The ladies of the Dctroit-lowa
Club. Inc., gave a most delightful
and colorful entertainment last ,
w eek at the Jenco of Mrs. Carry
Madden. 2941 Sherman avenue.
Mrs. Lillie Clark of 5325 Bangor.
1 entertained the program committee
. at her home last week after the
committee had conclude i Itr de
, liberation. They were served with
; a light but wholcson > repast, which
was enjoyed by all.
Regular meetings, first and third
Thursda- nights of each month.
You are invited to visit with us at
all tune'. Our headquarters is at
; 2113 Cheno street, at the East Side
Civic Center club.
: The DM o.t-lowa club Ls sponsor-
p
■wr |
■Be* ...... -.
Mrs. Brumal Penick. popular
society matron. Is chairman for
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People’s
Beautician Committee In
Annual Meet February 19
The Beaubien Substation commit
tee of the Visiting Nurse Associa
tion is holding its annual meeting"!?!
the auditorium of the Franklin Set
tlement, 3360 Charlevoix avenue,
Detroit. Mich., on Friday, Feb. 17,
at 8 p m., sharp.
The main feature of the evening
will be the premiere showing in
Study Club
Hears Atty.
Francis Dent
The New Era Study club met at
the Lucy Thurman Y. W. C. A.
last week with Mrs. B. M N rr,
presiding.
Following the regular business
session. Mrs. Laura Kate Pickens,
introduced Attorney Francis M.
Dent, as the guest speaker. Mr. Dent
I spoke Iron' the ■
ment Discrimination ana Segrega- '■
Members present included Miss
Thelma Higgenbotham, Miss Beu- j
lah Cain, Miss Ruby Chambers, Mrs. j
Roscoe- & -Lewis, Mrs. j
lone, Mrs. Rollie McMahon. Mrs. O j
Parrish, Mrs. Harry White. Mrs.
•George Collier. Mrs. Stuart Toodle.
Mrs. Waddy Grimes. Mrs. John Wil
son and Mrs. Theo Page.
A delectable luncheon was served
by the T. Malone and Jessie Par-
Secret Eight
Holds Meet
The Secret Eight Charity club
met last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Alma Hinton of St. Antoine,
street. Bridge and whist enhanced
by a lovely luncheon were the fea
tured games of the evening.
, Forming the center for the table
from which the buffet luncheon
was served was a gorgeous mass
oT chrysanthemums. Fun was avail
able and had by all present The
club meets every two weeks.
ing a preValentine dance Saturday
night. February 11. 1939. at 2113
Chene street, in the be; utiful ball
room of the East Side Civic Cen
‘er club. Music by Taylor’s Rhythm
Kings. Time 9 p.m., to 2 a.m. Free
souvenirs. Admission 25 cents.
"From Our Oven to You"
The Macklin
Pastry Shoppe
And Dining Room
BAKING
A SPECIALTY
Catering to
BANQUETS. LUNCHEONS
TEAS
8714 Oakland Tr. 2-4068
TED SANFORD. Mgr.
EAST SIDE CIViC CENTER
PRIVATE DININC ROOM
BOWLING ALLEYS, DANCE HALL
OUR SPECIALTY IS GOOD FOOD MUSIC. DRINKS
We Cater to Parttei
For Reservations, CALL CLIFFORD 2712
2113 Chene Street Detroit, Mich.
LIBERTY BALL CHAIRMAN
Liberty Ball which will be held
on February 10 in observation of
the national organization's thir
tieth year of existence.
Detroit of the picture "Let My Peo
ple’Live" starring Rex Ingram of
"Green Pastures" fame. This pie- j
ture depicts the up-to-date medical j
and scientific efforts to con'tbat 1
superstition and fear surrounding
diseases. Many of the scores were'
! filmed on the campus of Tuskegte
Institute in Alabama.
The admission is free and the
is cordially invited. MemUTfs '
of the Beaubien Substation comfnTt^ 1
tee are: Mrs. S owden Williams,
chairman; Mrs; Ira Whitby, first
vice-chairman and chairman of
Publicity committee; Mrs. William
j Lawson, second vice-chairman and
chairman of layette committee;
Miss Mary F, Monroe, secretary;
Mrs. Haley Bell, chairman of Social
committee; Miss Malktdu Wells,
chairman of Education committee;
Mrs W. D M ■
J McClendon. Mrs. S. W. Jenkins,
Mrs. Ernest Ward. Mrs. L. E. Brown,
' Mrs. E. A. Williams, Mrs. E. M.
Cabule, Mrs. H. Hulbert, Mrs. JJlin
-jvie Preston, Mrs. A.-Cb-Toodlc.
Non-Sha-Longs
Choose Heads
The La Non Sha Long club met |
Friday, Jan. 6. in its first meeting 1
of the year at the home of Miss |
Norma Kay of Chancier avenue. j
New officers were elected wi'.lv the
following results: Miss J. Tuggle,
president; Miss Margaret Jefferson,
i vice president; M! c s OHie Hughes, I
I secretary; Ml-s Dorothy Knight,
i corresponding secretary; Miss Nor
ma McKay, treasurer: Miss Birdie,
Culp was appointed club scribe and
Miss Gladys Haynes, chairman of
Following the business session
plans were made for a pir-Valentim?
Red Band Beer & Wine Cos.
Champagne, Wines and Beer
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CALENDAR EVENTS
WOMANS INTERESTS
Heads Youth
Peerless Club
Hears Yearly
Work Reports
Mrs. Lindsay Elected
Head For 14th Year !
The Young Women's Peerless Art
club met in an enthusiastic session
with Mrs. M Gill Patton j
dard street last Thursday. A 'large ,
number of members attended this j
annual meeting and the officers and !
committees made very interesting]
reports of work accomplished
through the club's fiscal year.
Saturday. Feb. 25. the club will \
celebrate it- 17th. anniversary at '
the "Home of Mrs. James Harklessl
on Hague. Mesdames J.’ May and ,
E. Harkless, E. Taylor and H Ward '
were given gold stars and gifts by 1
the president for excellent attend- ]
ance during the club year. Mes
dames May and attended •
every meeting and Mesdames Tay- !
lor and Ward attended every meet- I
ing except one Avery good rec- :
The* following officers for the
year 1939 were unanimously elected: '
Mrs. Sadie Lindsay, elected presi- I
-dent for the--44th- ermrcrtitive time:}
Mrs. Lela Mae Hendricks, first vice;
president: Mrs. Eugie West, second :
vice president; Mrs. Josephine May.
recording secretary; Mrs. Ethel |
Harkless, assistant secretary; Mrs ;
L. Mosley, corresponding secretary
and Mrs. Louise Tibbs, treasurer.
Mrs. Ross Patton was the charm
j ing hostess and served a most de
licious luncheon. Guests were:
! Mrs. Marie Strickland. Mesdames
"Smith. Alice Wood':, Ethel Jack
son of Cincinnati. Ohio, Elizabeth
Stinson and Mrs. Bessie Zampty.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day. Feb. 2, with Mrs. Lola Hen
dricks. 18774 Gallagher street, at
[ which time installation of officers
will take place.
Music Pupils
Entertained
I Mrs. Daisy Bay lisa Lloyd of Wil
! liams avenue entertained her music
class last Saturday with a party.
I The students were so entertained
i because of their excellent per
j form ance at a recital in which they
were recently featured.
I Present were: Juanita Wicks.
1 Constance Smith. Thorr.asina Whit
t worm; John Henry Fant. William
j McDonald, Edith Whitworth. Ed
ward Fant. Romeo Fant. Rosanna
Whitworth, Gwendolyn Whitworth
Dorothy Laater, Delphaine, Lloyd.
| Eileen Nelson. Rosemary Meiri
j weather, Phyllis Ann Jones. Annie
I Mae Johnson, Alice Brantley, Myr
tle Barbour and others.
Hostess To
House Guest
Miss Margaret Willerford. daugh
! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Willer
ford of Beech wood avenue was host
-1 es last week to Miss Kaye House of
■ Louisville. Ky.
! Before leaving the city last Sat
urday night Miss House was feted
; at many social functions.
GET THE HABIT OF
EATING AT
FERGUSONS
IN DETROIT
wk. ,
mm
Miss Frances Leonard Is chairman
of the Youth Section Liberty Ball
Planning committee.
Visitors’Day
Featured By
Bridge Club
i The Novelty Bridge club held ;
i its first meeting which was open j
•o visitors last Thursday evening at ;
! the home of Miss Claudia Young (
jof East F rest avenue
I During the brief business session
[plans were made for the bridge
! whist party which is to be given
January 29.
| While a*lovely menu was being
served t y tl * h tess Mrs Gertie
’ McCreary spoke by way of welcome
jto the visiting guests. A book re
view was given by Miss Milderd
J Thorpe and current events dis
cussed by the membership at large
Among the guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Alonzo Cooper. Mrs. Zelda
I Draper. Mrs. Erma Stephens. Mrs.
I Artie Mae Walls. Eddie McCreary,
j William Clardy and Otis Freeman.
] Mis. Floretta McCreary is president
I of the group and Mrs. Carey Free
j man, club scribe.
Club Petite
Plays Hostess
| The members of the Club Petite
were hostesses at a party given at
the home of Mrs. Smithie Dunley
of Owen avenue last Saturday night.
Amor g the g. y gue.-ts were: Mr.
'. nd M: • w ..« W moley
Mr. and Mrs James Wimbley, Rob
ert Mulkey, Mr. and Mrs. (newly*
j wed) Sam McMillan; Ben Johnson,
i Wimbley Knighton. Mr. and Mrs.
Griff.fi. Mrs. Margaret Grif
fin. Mrs. Margaret Turner, Mrs. Ar
nie Knighton. Cheste r Knighton.
Mrs. Bertha Mcßae, Mrs. Meredith
Murray, Mrs. Ollie /Gidderis, Mrs.
Webster Wimbley aad Earl Foster.
GREAT EASTERN
Poultry, Fish and Egg Market
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1939
Just Wee' Club
Plays Hostess
At Gay Dinner
The membership of the Just Wee
| Social club feted its friends and
I husbands in regal style last Sat
j urday at a lively dinner. The scene
of the party was the home of Mr.
! and Mrs Jesse Cimpkin of Roee
dale avenue.
Following a delicious turkey din
ner. gifts were exchanged.
Among those seen enjoying the
gaiety were: Mr and Mrs. George
Skanes Sr.. Mr and Mrs. J Simp
kin, Mr. and Mrs. F Hollins, Mr.
and Mrs. George Skanes Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. J Livers. Mr and Mra W.
Butler. Mr. and Mrs. C Wells. Mr.
and Mrs. S. Tyson, Mrs Brown,
Mrs L. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs B.
Kldridge, Miss Ida and Margaret
Simmons. Messrs. Lester and Clar
ence Hunt and man/ others.
Bethel League
To Hear Youth
' Grayce Thomas, popular young
| North Detroiter, will speak for the
' Young Peoples’ Group at Bethel
; A. M. E. church next Sunday at the
( League hour. Her subject will be
| • Obedience.’*
Self-Made Woman
Miss Sally, whom you all know
ns the little, blond girl, is truly one
ot the few really self-made women.
She started her career selling furs
from her home on Virginia I’ark
over twelve years ago.
It was her idea to enable the De
troit women of modest income to
own a smart fur cQat Her coats
have always been selected for their
individuality, as well as wearing
quality, so that each and every fur
coat sold would flatter the pur
chaser's personality. It is with
this aim in mind that Miss Sally
has built np a truly great fur in.
•-tMnlion. where a woman can pur
chase a fur coat from an unlimited
selection of individually styled fur
coats that will flatter her particu
lar type, so that the coat will not
only afford warqjth to its owner,
j but style- and smartness as well.
That is why every Detroit woman
I can afford a lovely smart fur'coat
that will not only wear well but
will afford its wearer a great deal
I of .pleasure.

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About The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current