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PAGE SIX
CLUBS
FRA TERNITIES
G A DDinGS
By GLADYS MILLS
The colymn is celebrating Its first birthday, this issue....
It was exactly one year ago that we sent in our first Jour
nalistic effort’ and little did we dream that we would be
making a career of it. and holding down this coveted
space a year later. . .The boss has been very helpful. . . .as
well as our city editor, Louise Blackmon, and we are well on
• A great number of folk
have been kind enough Vo write letters~Trom time to time
offering suggestions, which have proven very helpful towards
perfecting our style The other members of the press. . .
havehecn most cordial about accepting US as a real member
of the fourth estate . . and very lavish with their compli
ments. .. .long may we wave. .. .we hope.
* * *
It is June time which is wedding time and one of the
prettiest of the June brides was dainty petite Louise Crockett
. . . .who became the bride of Richard Carter, Saturday, at
high noi n . at the home of the Burrell Carter son Twenty
fifth street. Mallory Banks gave Richard his bride and
Violet Banks was the*only attendant ...she was lovely In
peach chiffon, smocked cunningly at the waist line. she
carried hln» delphinium. . ■ Louise was a vision. as well
she can be. with her little doll face in billowy white net.
modeled with a cute jacket Her veil came only to her
waist line and flowed from a cap. of orange blossoms. .. .It
was of lace trimmed net. . her bouquet was of white calla
lilies.... Father Dade performed the ceremony while two
tiny altar boys held lighted candles. .. during the entire
ceremony. Warren Carter was best man.
* * *
While on the subject of brides and weddings we should
mention the showers of last week for the brldes-elect, Loretta
Jackson and Louise Crockett Loretta s was a personal. ..
the hostesses were Portia and Fannie Bethel and Gertrude
Campbell It was held at the Campbell home on Trow
bridge Those who came bringing gorgeous gifts of
costume jewelry, lingerie, hose, perfume, etc., were....
Ernestine Walker, Beulah and Betty Cain, Lily Birdsong,
Hertha Triest, Cornell Agnes Lewis. Dorothy Scott,
Roberta McGuire, Loretta McKee,. Thelma Baldwin, Frances
Calloway, Edna Glover, Laura Kate Pickens, Elouise Nuttall.
Marcella’ Peterson, Mary Rains, Irene Terhune, Jane Jeffer
son, Esther Randall, Loretta Jackson.
* * *
Then there was Vi Banks’ shower for Louise Crockett. ...
last Wednesday, which was also personal . .It was at her
home on Scotten. . and those present were. .. .Harriett
Shelby Mrs. Randall Ha 11.... Plum Spencer Louise
Edwards... .Madeline Simms from Flint... .Roberta Mc-
Guire Ila Hammond... .Catherine Carter.
* * *
Marguerite Murray Bleach is minus an appendix. She wasj
In Grace hospital. Remus Robinson did the honors.
* * *
I. Ward Coleman is 111 in the hospital in New York. He was |
a former secretary of the Nacifehia club. Club mpmbers and;
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
* * *
The Detroiters will moot the new Mrs E. A. Carter at a
reception in their home on July 2.
* * *
Blanch Lewis just returned from Chicago. She will leave
on July 1 for New York and points cast where Bhe will take
in the World's Fair and other things of interest in that
Vicinity. ——
* * *
Teddy Blackman is now holding forth at the Moon Glow-
In Buffalo. .. .While speaking of Buffalo a childhood school-!
mate of the ’'Colymn'' will dash over to the Motor City for ai
few days from Buffalo where she has been attending the'
Social Worker’s Convention . . she is none other than Jus-j
tine Gomtmarr of Baltimore, Md., who gave the stags such a
thrill last rnmnn r. I
* * *
The Edgar Pitts are en route to Chicago w'here they wil«
attend a family reunion.. . .It will be a joyful event... .they
* * *
The listeners to Dame Rumor aver that Jane Scott and
Eddie Simpson are wed.. .but you can’t prove it by us.
Stanton Hunton and Martha Bradby . can see things
of interest... .each in the other... .He was her escort to the|
T. I. D. doings last week-end.... and did proudly decorate
her pretty shoulder with a couple of lush orchids.
* * *
The “Colymn” will have to give itself the gong. ..for
having quoted Rose Campbell’s b’irthdate incorrectly.... it
seems that she was thirteen instead of fourteen as we stated
In otir write-up about her party.
Ernest Fisher went to Chicago, last Saturday, to Dr.
Carter’s wedding . but flew back that evening to be at the
Fears’ home on Philadelphia... .for the party, honoring
Beatrice Roberts, very exotic New Yorker ..which speedy
return would surely indicate that he is interested and to no
small degree... The Fears girls, Maxine and Horten.se, in
vited in a few to meet “Bea” and her mother.. they were
In town for just a hot minute . house guests of John
Dancy. .. .Among the folk who came to meet them Saturday
night were. . . Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. H'nes . .Dr Thomas
Love... .Charlie Green.. Attorney and Mrs. H. B. Talia
ferro. .. .Thelma Williams. . .Carl Raddcn .. .and Moses
Fritz.
* * *
Irma Morris is home again from California. .. .where she
has been for a year. ..studying and perfecting her technique
at the pianoforte. we hear that she plans to do some work
at the Julliard school in New York ..but let us home folk
keep our fingers crossed in hope that we get to hear her
before she goes away again.
* # *
Quite the most flattering thing that has ever happened in
our !:!<• was the receipt of the following
letter and the package to which it refers . .it is from a Miss
Olive Moore, whose address Is 4754 Trumbull avenue. . .she
sends me a brand new copv of Edna Ferber’s newest book.
"A Peculiar Treasure,” which is an autobiography in her
letter which accompanied s he gift, she says in part that the
gift is a compliment to my “Gaddings” which she says she
reads . The book concerns the rise of Edna Ferber from
a columnist on a small newspaper .she goes on to compli
ment me for my efforts in the theatre and to mention in
particular our latest play. ”The Children’s Hour”.... Many
thanks to vou, Miss Moore.
| Mrs. R. B. Pirder of 1647 Ford ave
j: ue Buffet luncheon and the
-parkling highlights were served
I and numeroua games were enjoyed
jby the guests . namely . Mr and
I Mrs. R B. Pinder Mr. and Mrs
! Sam Whitman . Mr. and Mrs O. T
1 Davis Mr and Mrs. J E Ware
lMr and Mrs Al Loving Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Hfmter Miss Ludi"
j Morrison... .John Pinder Jr and
Mr. and Mrs. William Entzmi* ge: .
of Tireman avenue are home j
after spend ne two w*eks in Wash- '
ir.gton ...Philadelphia and flew <
York.
★ * *
On Monday evening June 12 .
Dr. R. S McGhee of 1539 Laßehe ;
■venue, gave a surprise birthday |
party to his charming wife. Ernes
tme...«al the home of Mr. and (
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SOCIETY
Dance Recital
At Institute
Rated As Best
[ An appreciative and enthusiastic
j crowd attended the annual "Juniors
On Parade" dance recital at the
1 ! Art institute las*. Tuesday evening.
! ] under the sponsorship of Mrs. La
HCtatre Knox; instructor of the
I group.
The recital was jtaged by young
. * sters, members of Mrs. Knox’ dance
class. Color, grace and youthful
charm combined to make this dance
parade a real treat to those who
were present as well as an exhi
i bitlon of unusual talent and feel
j mg on the part of the participants,
j Included in the dance
were; "The Parade,' by Ben Hen
| derson, Jr.. Constance Green. Bet-1
ty Graham. Geraldine Westbrooks.
I Gloria Grigsby, Gloria Hall, June
i Rucker, Barbara McCrary, Bea
] trice Browning, Catherine West
- brooks, Mary Strong, Gloria Har
ris and Dorothy Spikes.
"Will O' the Wisp." a dramatic
' dance number, was next featured
' with Danel Goins. Frances Spur
lock- and Marie Jackson. Spiritual
.nterpretations followed with un
usual effects being produced as the
dancers interpreted through move
ments the essence of the ever love
ly spirituals as they were sung by
an unseen soloist.
“In the Woods." a gay little num
ber, included Eileen Logan as
Wind"; Joyce Spurlock as "Rain";
Zeima Smith as "Sun"; Ethel Scott, |
"Lightning"; Constance Green.
• Thunder "; Jean Graham, "A But
terfly"; Ben Henderson, "Umbrella
Man.” In the "Umbrella Ensemble"
were Sarah Scott, Catherine Nev
ille, Gloria Watkins. Joyce Mays.
Dorothy Greenfield, Betty De
Shileds and Barbara McCrary was
solo dancer.
Very beautifully colorful was
the Rainbow dance in which Ben
Henderson and Harriet Anderson
were soloists. Ben Henderion sing
ing "Medical Rose," ar.d Marian, !
"Farandole," assisted by Marjorie
Robinson, Harriet Taylor, Frances
Spurlock, Joyce Spurlock. Dane!
Goins and Eleanor Vickers.
I "Ballet Egyptian" was interpreted
j by Margaret Drew and Lillian W:i-
The Tots* tap number literally
! stole the show and Wilbur Allen's
! male interpretation of the dance
set the house in an uproar of ap-
Soft-shoe dancers were: Catherine
Neville, Betty De Shields. Nellie
Gardener. Bessie Lowery, Dorothy
Lowery, Patricia Spurlock. "With
out My Cane." by Geraldine West
brooks was enthusiastically accept
ed. The "Teen Tap” number was
done by Dariel Goins, Joyce Spur
!ock, Frances Spurlock. Rita Hall,
Marian Anderson and Mary Tisdale
and was also a highlight of the pro
| gram.
I Little Bertha McCullers was en
| cored for her song and dance pre
sentation of "Cuckoo." An inter
! esting toe-tap by Joan Kennedy was
featured by way of finis.
Dr. and Mrs Richard McGhee.
* * *
I Closing execises at the Peter Pan
July 8 ..at the school which is
located at 6319 Colfax . Mrs. Mary
Brown makes this announcement
and wishes also to thank the mem
bers of the Nellie Don Social club
j .for having given them some
•wings for the kiddies to- amuse
themselves in.
* * *
Miss Lola Gregory has retired
from her active service as a teacher
in Detroit public scnools after
what must surely be a record
breaking career as such....she has
taught for over forty years.,
which is certainly something to
iook back on with a great deal of
pride upon the actual occasion
of her retirement she was presented
with a handsome crystal ball watch
.accompanied by these origina.
verses which express so well the
esteem in which all held her:
Here Miss Gregory, is a little trinket
for you.
May its noisy tick all the day
through
Say again and again our greetings
true.
And when the night’s cool gray
shadows fall
May its sleepy tick tock to your
memory recall.
The love that went with It from us
•all.
* * *
Glimpsed Great Lakes Country
club last week In the ideal club
house "on the hill" Mr and Mrs
Joe Duplessis. Mr and Mrs. Herman
Wilson Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Conway.
Mrs Gabie Smith and Mrs. Ruth
Toles Brantley.
* * *
Mrs Gable Smith and her charm
ing daughter, Mrs. Ruth Toles
Brantley, were the dinner guests
of the Cyrus Conways of Arlington
•ivenue last Sunday evening. Cock
tails were served prior to a delight
ful menu In the modernistic recre
ation room of the Conways.
* * *
Father E W. Daniels, we hear,
has entered Ford hospital for a
general check-up. He expects to
remain therein for a few days.
* * *
Mrs Edward A Baker with her
mother Mrs Maude Craig of Wash
! 'ng'on, D C breezed into the town
last Saturday eve for their summer
"acation While here, they will stop
at 445 Hague avenue Mrs Baker.
I you know, is a professor at Miner
Teachers’ college In Washington,
ild. c.
i iiiiini Muir
IPS
i.Mt Saturday night. .Mr. and Mrs.
Neal of Twenty-third street ob
served their wedding anniversary
with a number of friends helping
Wilson, Billingslea
Nuptials Impressive
One of the prettiest weddings of j
the season was that of Miss Ethel j
j Lee Wilson and Benjamin Billings- i
lea. whicn took place at Peace Bap- j
tist church on Goddard, Saturday
afternoon at 3:30, with the Rev. L.!
T Clay officiating. The church was
beautiful with palms, baskets of
flowers and a decorated arch under'
which the couple stood, a white car-j
pet extended from the altar, down
the aisle to the entrance. Prof. N.'
Heartffleid presided at the piano. I
Ethel Lee was a lovely bride. She !
wore the traditional white. Her
gown of rosepoint lace and chiffon ,
was princess effect with a long
train. The long veil from a cap I
of rosepoint lace covered the train
of her gown, elbow length gloves I
and white satin sandals complet
ed the ensemble. She carried a [
bouquet of Jilies of the valley. Ethel
was given in marriage by her fatH- ;
er, O. E. Wilson.
Mrs. Pauline Underwood was ma-1
Iron of honor. Her costume con-1
slsted of blue siik net over pink •
which composed an unusual cos
tume. She wore a flattering cha-,
peau to match. She carried a show
er bouquet of delphiniums and gyp
sophilia. Mi.ss Alma Green, maid
of honor, was lovely in dusty pink j
lace, the head was covered harem
fashion with pink net caught -in
front with a coronet of rose buds,
the covering extended to shoul-|
dors.
Bridesmaids were: Misses Callie j
Smith, Erwine Rolling, Danzella
Sparks, Mary White, Essie Allen
and Lillie Hutchinson. The two
colors carried out in their costumes
were peach and blue silk net over
satin ... all were made alike . .
long fuH skirts with three tiers of
ruffles at bottom and around neck
line and tiny blue bows placed at
intervals among the ruffles, fitted
bodices with square neck-lines . .
short puffed sleeves.
They wore harem style over-all
veils caught in front with rosebuds. I
the veils extended to shoulders and [
they carried shower bouquets of j
blue delphiniums and gypsophilia. j
Willie Harold was Bens best man.,
Ushers were: Woodrow Hunt, Lo-1
renzo Blount, Jerry Brown, Cha'tles;
James, Silvan Peoples, Otto John- i
son. They did a swell job and were
all in full dress'
The flower girls were Elizabeth
Montgomery and Odessa Garland,;
attractive in peach and pink net
party frocks; the ring-bearer, Joseph j
Billingslea (who almost took the.
show) wore black satin pants and I
satin blouse.
Mrs. O. E. Wilson chose for her J
daughter’s . wedding a gorgeous,
! gown of orchid lace with saffron ac- j
canories. She wore a corsage of
yellow roses and a large cartwheel |
hat with orchid streamers.
Following the ceremony there
was a> reception at the home at
which approximately 300 or more
guests attended. The bride's table, i
Excellent Meals
Tenni* Tournament
Cleveland vs. Detroit
Auspices Motor City
Tennis Club
L
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
to make it a Joyous occasion. In
the photo are Mr. and Mrs. Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman and the
Mesdames Jones. Doggett and
I all in white, was centered by the
wedding cake. And oh, so many.
I many many gifts, a whole room full I
lof every imaginable thing.
The couple u ill reside for the
i present on Philadelphia after which j
they will move into their home in;
| Conant Gardens.
Sub-Debbie
Entertained
City Grads
! When lovely Lucille Perry, the ■
1 daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Perry of
j 2099 McPherson avenue, gives a par- j
j ty, Detroit's younger set takes the
spotlight from the older fashion
ables.
1 Wednesday evening the home of
; the Perries was filled with danc
ing, dining and delightful teen-agers
j all intent on having a grand time.
Miss Perry, who possesses a pleas
ing personality, combined with
charm and elegance that have dis
tinguished her as one of the fav
j orites of smarter sub-deb social cir
| cles, fluttered here and there a per
fect little hostess seeing that her
I guests-were.-jenjayiag. .the fun and
I frolic.
I There was little need for such!,
I cheer for the petite Miss, who re- '
cently was graduated from North-1
eastern high school, had well |
planned her graduation party. j
Some of those there were: Sara j
and Laura Dean. Alyee Montgom-1!
cry. Laura Lee HuTT,~ Geneva!
O'Brien, Frankie Walker. Marlenrj
Moore. Mildred Crawford. Evelyn
Hill Lucy B. Robinson, Mary Wil*j
H .1 . .1 ' - T Sr '.v- _
'den,”’ Wiiberforce Jones, Marziner
, Harris. j
| Edward Motley, Percy Jackson, |
1 Robert Thomas, Delmar White, Har- j
I old Goins. Melrose Jones, Garland;
I Jenkins. Clement Goins. James Jen-1
(kins, Herbert "rfilley, Gilbert Dray-J,
ton. William Stoval. Percy Jacks,
i William Everette. Howard Riddley. 1/
| Lester Crawford. Hiram Crawford. I
Sam Love, Clinton Johnson, Leon
ard Troutman. Pete Pie. Lillian
| Montgomery, Herbaleen Ware and
| Mattie Peckney.—Branton Crane.
|Celebrates Birthday
At Great Lakes!
j A dinner party was given in honor
of the eleventh birthday of Master I
Ellis Jr. Sunday, June 25
' at the Great Lakes Country Club j
| Only the immediate family of the ■
guest of honor were present. Mr. and j
j Mrs. Edgar Ellis Sr., sister. Miss
| Irene Ellis, brothers r-nd sisters of
; Mrs. Ellis. The Ellis family are I
I members of the country club.
ON JULY 4th
CO TO
GREATLAKESCQUNTRYCLUB
lmproved Dining Room Service
Bathing-Boating-Fishing
And Other SPORTS to
Be Featured
Gooand Music
Directions-Take U.S 10 to Edwards Garage,
turn left into Grange Hall Road,
drive 2 miles to Club
Admission 25c Children under 12 yrs. frees^sa
CALENDAR EVENTS
WOMANS INTERESTS
T.l.D.’s Give
Gay Buffet
Supper
By GLADYS
Martha Braby was good enough
to pinch hit for me, regarding the 1
,T. I. D.'s party Thursday night,.
j and in her words "It was definitely
j a gala affair." The evening began!
| with an elaborate buffet supper at
! the home of T. I. D. Lorraine Moss,
j who was unable to participate, by
I reason of the fact, that she was i
j confined to bed with an infected j
J throat. She was too. too sad, when !
i all the gay lads and lassies romped j
off to the dance leaving her in a
: barrage of ice bags, etc., her lovely I
: new dimity formal hanging deserted
in the closet.
The Moss home on King avenue
which was the scene of the buffet j
supper, is spacious and beautifully •
appointed. Youngsters had taken
complete possession and were bulg-;
ing out of all the doors and crowd-!
ed onto the patio-style porch. The
Mosses have an unusual and rare
collection of old silver and it all.
came into use at the supper.
I Those who nibbled at cold cuts'
1 and salad and afterwards danced
j to the sway-inspiring music of Le- j
roy Smith were: Valeria Tandy,
Barbara Imes, Harold Watson, Alice I
Coote, Grove Coote, Mary Louise j
! Singleton. Howard Tandy. Winifred
Moore, Warner Stanford, Helen
Howard, Martha Bradby, Stanton |
1 Hunton, Gladys Summerville and
brother. Elaine Withington, Hay
ward Mayben, Doris Graham. Wil- i
liam Bell;
Kathleen Coote, Mrs Mamie Alex
ander. Mrs. Edith Watson, Mrs. Ber
tha Lentoin. Miss WMliamette M *s
by, Paul Simmons, Marjorie Dun- 1
bar, Margery Cook, Pete Whittaker.
Lois Hall, Charles Welch, St. Clair
I Billups, Freida Bailey, Charles:
Diggs. Billy Allen. Alice Pandy, j
Emmetta Morton. Harrison Stewart, j
Betts Stewart, Cecilia Sylvester. j
Jane Scott, Edward Simpson, Beryl
Anderson. Al Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Bradly, Jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Solomon, |
George Dunbar. Doris Brooks, Melba |
Grimes. Dodie Cole, Bob Coker. Bas-1
set Jones, Conchita Porter, Ray Car-1
ter. Margaret Wells, Earl Davis, Ed-1
na Patton. Billy Lawson, Phyllis
Lawson, Frances Raiford, Jack j
Barthwell, Margaret Redmond, Wal
ter Walker, Thomas Askew. Eva Me- J
Broom. Beulah Robinson, Norma
Coker. Lloyd Bailer, Victoria Me-
Call, Margaret McCall, Willis Ward
and many others.
Kappas In
2nd Season
Moonlight
The Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity!
will upon special and”"popular re-'
quest, sponsor a second moonlight
excursion, on Monday, July 17.
nmt lasUEoalTTde; the palatial
steamer Put-In-Bay will be avail- j
able with its many comfort pro
viding facilities, foremost of which!
is the 8.000 square foot dance floor.
Decks featuring lounging space.
exclusively and state room accom- j
modations will be available.
Music to your taste will be played 1
by the versatile violinist, Leroy I
Smith and his orchestra.
Warrick.—James photo by Rich-
Motor City Club
In A Colorful
Garden Party
Members of the Motor City social |
club sponsored a moonlight sport/
dance, Saturday evening at the home j
of Mrs. Clara Chappelle of Leib!
avenue. Balloons and lanterns
quite lovely adorned the garden,
making it appear to be a scene from ’
gay dancers here and there, we saw:'
Lawrence Sales. Melvin Mallett and
sister. Lawrence Shannon, Joseph 1
Ware. Mrs. Vivian Monroe, Eleanor I
Alien Helen Ray, Fred Ray, far. I
and Mrs. George Burnett, George!
Johnson, John Chappelle, Tommy i
McNair, Rosa Lee Ware and many !
Club officers include, Clara Chap- :
pelle, president; Alberta Shannon.,
seretary; Connie Ware, assistant sec-1
retary, and Cleona Borders, treas- j
urer. Willie McNair and Aurelia
Local Clubs Revel At
Great Lakes Resort
The Les Douzes Amis Bridge club
met at the Great Lakes Country
club Saturday afternoon for bridge
luncheon. Mrs. Stuart Toodle and
Mrs. Robert Walker were guests.
Members present were: Mrs. Bald
win Norris, Miss Beulah Cain, Miss
Betty Cain, Miss Portia Bethel, Miss
Fannie Bethel, Mrs. Kate Pickens.
Mrs. Bernice White, Miss Ruby
Chambers, MLss Hertha Priest, Mrs
Theodore Page. Guest prize was
won by Mrs. Toodle, first prize by
Mrs. Pickens, second prize by Miss
Portia Bethel. Miss Ruby Chambers
and Mrs. Theodore Page are also
members of the Great Lakes Court*
try Club,
Cayateens In Meet
At the lovely home of Catherine
Thou a.s of K. n g.-1 ‘ y (
the Gayateens held their weekly
meeting last Friday evening.
The club has decided to hold a
card tournament among its mem
bers, which will commence Friday.
June 30. and corf, ue for three
weeks. The first prize will be a
cool, crisp housecoat. Each member
is already visualizing herself in
this beautiful housecoat, when—
When the meeting was adjourned,
the hostess took charge and served
a very tasty luncheon.
Four of the Gayateens, Lesser
Estelle. Catherine Thomas. Jose
phine Harper and Sadie Straughn j
attended the senior prom at the
Mayfair ballroom and reported that
*hey had a grand time:
The next meeting will be held at:
the home of Mildred Thomas on j
Fendrie avenue.
An airplane designed by a Call for- \
man has a' single propeller that Is I
driven by twin motors mounted aid- 1
by side.
KAPPA ALPHA PSI
Benefit Scholarship Fund
Moonlight Cruise
£i
ON THE BIG STEAMER
PUT-IN-BAY
Mon. July 17 th
LEROY SMITH
and hit ORCHESTRA
Tickets:
Adults, 75c Children under 12. 50c
BoSt Leaves from Foot of First Street
8:45 P M. Sharp
/
r
SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1939
Scott League
In Discussion
| On Sunday, July 2. the comrade
i ship department of Scott Methodist
j league, headed by Miss Evelyn
, Eccles, will present an unbiased dia*
. cussion on the subject: "How Fr« 4
! Are We?"
I Members and visitors are cordially
j invited to stop in and participate
• in this interesting program at 6 p m.
i next Sunday evening The trends of
I devotions will be in keeping with
tne ideas of the department We
' will be looking for you a* league at
Seal! church, 609 Kirby street at St.
! Antoine, Sunday.
Ta-Pa-Win-Go Girls
In Cay Social Party
The home of Mr and Mrs James
Ray of East Ferry avenue was the
chosen spot for the Ta-pa-win-go
girLs’ club first social party, last
’Saturday night, June 24. It was a
’ great success.
Among those present were: L.
| Mayers, Deloris Scott, Connie Ten
i nant. Robert Smith, Eddie Mc-
Laughin, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Thompson, Aired Snarpe, William
\ Roberts. Kenneth Jaekson, Benja
| min Danforth, Robert McCarv, Mar
i jorie Walsh, Charles Moorman.
; James Tappan, Robert Battle, Mr.
| and Mrs. Herman Mosley, Lena
| Weathers. Mr. and Mrs. James Wil
liams, Sam Gains, Florence Scales,
I Emma Cattledge, Elnora Easton. Mr.
: and Mrs. Jack Walker, Edward
Dea i Earl Sewster. Mr. and MrtfV
! Albert Scott, Mrs. Harrison, Lewis
Taylor, Sys R /toons. C E Burks.
I Colotis Willis. Don Cox. Gladys Nix
(on, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop McGhee,
| Mr. Moze Harriston; hile members
| included: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lo
gan. Mr. and Mrs. James Ray, Mr.
t and Mrs. Frank Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
1 James Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas,
j Mr. and Mrs. Quin Frazier, Mrs. No
; vclla Lester and Mrs. Lucille Ford.
Excelsior Twelve
! Members of the Excelsior Twelve
! c!ub were entertained by Mrs. Anna
1 Mae Burch and Mrs. Armeta Bonner
j at an outing given at River Rouge
| Park. Friday night, June 23.
I The business part of the meeting
I was omitted. The club is now plan
. ing to sponsor a scavenger hunt In
’ July.
[ Every member enjoyed the outing
immensely. Biking, roasting wein
ers. and playing other games were
featured during the evening.
! The next meeting will be held
Friday. July 7, at the home of Miss
Gwendolyn Branham of Tirerrtan
avenue.
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