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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942
SUM
Wm
oMfo&rt SOCIETY
Plymouth Charity Event Attracts Large Attendance
Local Club
Scene Os
Gay Event
By GLADYS MILLS
The Plymou.h Charity commiltee
Chib 666 last Thursday night, was
• financial success, although many
advance paid admissions were
rained it. It was a very bad night
for folk to wend their ways
pleasure ward. Those who were
gonial crowd, and much fun was
had by all. Need we repeat here
that the charming atmosphere at
Club 666 :$ highly conducive to a
g )od time, and that the new floor
•now there is very, very smooth?
Among the table sponsors were
Mr. and Mrs. El wood Garvin. Mrs.
Esther Dade, Miss M. White, Dr.
and Mrs. J. A. Marlowe, Dr. and
Mrs. J. W. Edwards. Dr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Edwards, Julian Holder.
Miss Edlcc Webster, Hortensc Lee.
Marshall Williams, Miss Everson.
Ruth E. Webb. Joseph Trent, Dr
and Mrs. J. B. Goggins, Miss Hcrtha
Priest, Mr. Thurlow Fitzpatrick.
Miss Roberta McGuire. Commis
sioner and Mrs. Petry Fisher, Atty.
and Mrs. Edward Turner, Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Grccniagc, Mr. and
Mrs. Mose Walker. Dr. and Mrs. A.
E. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas. Lyda Gary. Mr. and Mrs.
M. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Odley. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson.
Mrs. Sue Black. Mrs. Nina Sears.
Clifford Van Hargis. Mr. and Mrs.
John Wesley Barber.
Members of the committee will
prepare a complete list of contri
butions to be published at a later
Wiremen In
Fun fest Here
• Associated Electricians held a
gala party last week at popular
Three 666 club where there was,
in? time. f h S
ica.-on's highlights as the banquet I
*pon>orcd by the wiremen was
called to order as refreshments!
were served as hilarity became the '
goal of those present.
A chicken dinner with all the |
trimmings and champagne de
ls.‘ed the many friends and guests j
of he Associated Electricians while
they viewed the entertaining floor-1
snow and danced to the music of'
Lanky Bowman's band.
Among those present at the gala j
party honoring inspector and Mrs. t
H. L..vc were: Carl Ra'ddcu. Miss
E’mina Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry j
Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. W. Simons.
Mr and Mrs. Brady Moss, Mr. and)
Mr-. Charles Reeves.Tlr.''and Mrs.,
T E Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I
Block. Mr. and Mrs. H M Brown.:
M and Mrs. J. L. Bcrnedy. Mr. and j
Mr>. Glen Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs.
F. > aid F. Jones and others. 1
w * lii jitiL I
Mrs. Lincoln Wall is shown cutting her cake, at
the wedding reception, which followed her mar
riage to Mr. Wall last Sunday at St. John C M C.
church. Mrs. Wall is the former Miss Elizabeth
Mrs. M. Moon
Surprised At
Natal Party
By GLADYS MILLS
Mrs. Mamie Moon, of Garfield
avenue was pleasantly surprised
with a birthday party in her honor,
which was given for her by her
husband. James Moon. The party
was held lact Sunday evening.
For the occasion the house was
beautifully decorated w-ith huge
containers of pink peonies: in the
dining room, the table was artis
tically decorated, and a large birth
day cake made the centerpiece.
Bridge and dancing were the in
teresting features of entertainment,
in addition to a delicious dinner
Among those who attended the
affair, bringing scores of lovely
gifts for the honoree. were. Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Thompson. Mrs. Li ona
Diggs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pitt?.
Mr. and Mrs. W M Grey. Miss Con
stance Reynolds. Mr. Avery. Wil-
I bam Malone. Mr. and Mrs Chester
Faster, from Pontiac. Mich.; Mr.
I and Mrs. Elmer Roach. Mr. and Mrs.'
I Joel Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
I Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Sulli
j The guests were reluctant to leave
the gala affair, and many of them
remained until the wee small hours
lof the morning, making of Mrs.
| Moon's natal day celebration a truly j
! memorable occasion.
Mrs. E. C. Pollard Is J
Feted On Birthday
I WINFIELD. Ga— A most dclight
jful occasion of Sunday. June 7. was
|a surprise birthday dinner given ,n
I honor of Mrs! E. C. Pollard on i
seventy-second birthday by her
children at the home of her son.
Ip G Pollard.
j The dinner was served in the
yard under the shade trees and the
j table was centered by a beautiful
two-tiered birthday cake. The
j honoree received many lovely
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IROQUOIS CLUB
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1905 St. Antoine Street - Clifford 1431
KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY
(Benefit of Scholardship Fund)
'THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE ■T"' ’X RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
CHESEBORO-WALL NUPTIAL PARTY
Lucretia Cheseboro. Left to right are Bunnie
Freeman. Frankie Walker, Melvoir Cheseboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Wall. Mr Albert McSwain,
Mr. Fred Tyler, Mr. George Cheseboro and Mr.
Talbert Collins.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED
Ik-.
L
W
The marriage of Mis- Janey King to Mr. John P. Massey Jr., was
revealed this week. The couple both of whom were students at the
time, were married in Ohio, last fall. Mrs. Massey is the daughter
of Reverend and Mrs. William King of Vincwood avenue. She is a
June graduate of Wayne university. Mr. Massey rs a June graduate
‘of D.I.T. and former student of Michigan State college.
Style With Pin Money
By THELMA LEE
FOR FORMAL
GARDEN WEDDING
We huo forgotten «.'! about this
on us Tnere were s.x somewhat ;
MISS LEE Can you help me'’ 1
am going to get marred next ,
month and 1 thought of hav.ng it
in our flower garden, as it .» so
I beautiful I am no: quite sure »-
to what I should wear and w ill you
place Is -.heir any charge- for your I
services" If so ju.-t tr.ai; me the b II
-Mix PH
THE BRIDE WEARS he trad -
sorie* as for formal daytime wed- |
ivory or a scry delicate snadr
With long sleeves, gloves are not,
I The ve.l may be l..ng or fingertip
and may be rr.ade of modern n.a- ;
terial or old lace which s of.cn •
fam ly heirloom. The bnoe may
carry ether usual bt.cal Bouquet
or a white prayer bonk.
THE BRIDESMAIDS g. a r.« h. t
gioves may be worn, but w in long
sieves gloves ate unnceea ary
Here large garden hats are often 1
worn. Bouquets of garden flowers
are more fitting for the setting
THE GROOM WEARS a cutaway
coa: with white linen wa.«t co.-t and
•gray striped trousers The gloves
should be white, four-.n-hand tie
shoes and socks black Alt bou
tonnieres are white. th« be<t mans
differ.r.g from the-groom.and those
of the ushers differ.nj? from the
best man. I have fiv*l
format •• FOR A FORMA! OAR* j
DEN WEDDING. Should you like
to know about AN INFORMAL
GARDEN WEDDING T will he glad
to h< p% u -HAPPINESS TO YOU.
HAVE I BEEN OF ANY HELP TO
you?
Address your questions to The'.-,
ma Lee. Fashion Editor, Michigan
MOONLIGHT CRUISE AND DANCE
On BIG STEAMER - Put-In-Bay
CLUBS and Other Briefs
BROWN MODELS
On Sunday. June 7, the Brown
Models entertained with a sport
dance at the beautiful Tropical
Gardens. Jimmy Davenport and his
orchastra furnished music for the
affair. A gala time was had by
all. The event proved to be quite
a success and the Brown Models
wish to thank their friends and
members of various clubs for mak
ing it so. The club held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Cas
sye Rankins. Thursday evening.
After the regular business session,
the hostess served a delicious salad
course. A gay social hour followed,
after which the club adjourned to
meet at the home of Mrs. Leila
Radchffe. Rose Densiey, reporter.
WHOOPEE GIRLS
The Whoopef Girls had a call
meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Mae Salters. 1353 East Forest street.
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. Alberta Brown Prayer
was led by Mrs. Grace Ivory. Roll
was called. Those absent were Miss
Sallie Coleman and Mias Ruth
Goodwin. Old and new business
was called for. Dues were paid.
The Whoopee Girls gave their par
ty Saturday, June 13. The girls
wish to thank all the clubs that
helped make their affair a huge
success. Ruby Gilbreath, reporter.
NINE OF HEART BRIDGE
Members of the club met at the
home of Mrs. Helen Green. 5373
Scottcn. The meeting was opened.
All members were present. After
the meeting and business, a lovely
luncheon was served by the hos
tess. The president. Mrs. Helen
Green and Mrs. Lillian Mclitor will
be in Lansing, Mich., to attend the
Elks’ convention. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Mileton, 597 Holbrook. Hel
en Green, president; Irene Vincent,
reporter.
CLUB TRECF.
Members of the club met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Hattie Fuller, 440 East Ferry ave
nue. The meeting was opened a?
usual with the club aong. calling
of the roll and the collection of
| dues. Officers for the ensuing year
were installed by Mrs. Rosa Gragg,
president of the Detroit Association
of Women's clubs. After the in
stallation of officers and other bus
iness. bridge was played with priz
es going to the following ladies:
Mrs. lantha Smith, first; Mrs. Clif
ford Reid, second: Mrs. Ida Strong.
booby and Mrs. Ro«a Gragg, guest.
Other guests included Mis Frank
lin. Mrs. Elliot and Mrs. Hill.
. After a delicious repast, the
meeting adjourned lo meet Wed
nesday. June 24 at the home of
Mrs. lantha Smith. 424 Alger ave
nue. Mrs. Clifford Reid, president;!
Mrs. Tillie Huggins, scribe.
ROY ALETTES BRIDGE
I Members met at the home of,
Mrs. Wilma Jones, the club's secre
tary. A lovely luncheon was served.
Arrangement? were made for en
ji iinining their g'ie« tc a rockt-a4
party which the club is giving at
the 666 dub on Wednesday. June
17. Mrs. Ethel Jones, the club trea
surer, who is touring the South on
her vacation, hopes to be with the
members for the dub party Bridge
prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Mamie Pippens. first prize;
Mrs. Florence Matthews. .«ee«*d;
Mrs. Marie Icsom. consolation. Mrs.
Edna Norris, reporter.
, Chronicle.
* * *
WHERE TO BUY WHAT YOU
WANT A s' PIN MONEY PRIC ES
(.rand *>rrare Bar-B-Que
old fii>h..uied pit Bar-B-Que Pork *
.-hoj'.dcrs. beef. veal, chicken and j
latr.b. Refresh yourself with beer I
and vine Open at 5 p m..' to 3 I
299 East Palnrtrr avenue. Call Ma !
THE HOBBY SHOP-we make
. . kitchen curtaina . . . pot* j
judders applique . crocheted !
‘and rmbroidety work ncat.y done I
| cock;.. : napkin*. perfume flower j
' ket- every article handmade or
1 Hand Pa mod. For your next g.ft
P. /<• Visit THE HOPiBY SHOP.
Trinity 1,-4292. ■ ap e
CRESCENDO SOCIAL
i For the first time since the club
, was organized, the regular meet-1
ing was postponed for the month j
of May. But the month of June |
jfmds those who were ill up and i
able to ho around The meeting was j
j held at the home of the president. I
Mr. McCary whose wife has boon
Ull, but feels somewhat better. Mrs
| Cannon, another member who has
! been ill. was out also for the first
j held and plans for the future were
laid.
CLl'B OF THOUGHT
! Members met last Thursday at
the home of Mrs B. Batie, 3337
, Preston street. All members were
J present with the exception of Mrs.
|F, Alien. A drl.ghtful luncheon was
I served by the hostess followed by
I discussions of businevs. Next aes-
Last Call for These Bargains!
ICE BOXES useoi . . . $9.95
ONLY A FEW LEFT HURRY
Reclaimed GAS STOVES 56.95
SOME
look
(Jp!
¥ PPIC 2331 GRATIOT AVE.
MkiMmiMli tSP open EVENINGS
siona will be with Mrs. Thelma
Bell. 665 Palmer street. Mrs. B.
Ogletree. scribe.
MON CHU EIGHT BRIDGE
The regular meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Helen Jeffer
son. Plars were made fo' a defense
tea to be given at the Brewster
center. June 25. After the business
meeting, a lively social hour was
enjoyed by the girls with a delici
ous luncheon served by the charm-
The next meeting will be held
with Mr* Tcressa Jones. Mrs. Irma
Tulloch. president; Mildred Scott,
reporter.
ROYAL PALM
Club convened in its regular
weekly session at the home of Mrs. |
R Alvin of St Aubin street. Called ;
to order by the president. Mrs. L.
Roman, old and new business was
discussed. Delightful refreshments
followed the business session after
w hich the group adjourned to meet
the president at 1990 McLean ave
nue. Mary Bradford, club scribe.
PEERLESS ART
The Peerless Art club met June
11 at the residence of Mrs. Lexanna
Mosley on Inverness. The president.
Mrs. Lela Hendricks, presided. This
was the final meeting and all com
mittees made their reports. Plans
for the bazaar to be held at the
Women's Federation were com
pleted.
Visitors for the evening were:
Mrs. J. E. Kersey. Mary Poole,
Audrey Boulding. Florence Fifes.
Virginia Muse A G Tolcs. May-
Brown, Helen Steward and Moselle
Ulmer.
Next meet.ng to be held October,
1 at the home of Mrs .1 Matklin on I
Hague. F. Doven. scribe.
Graduate Chapter )
Organized By Zetas!
PETERSBURG. Va—A graduate 1
chapter of Zeta Pin Beta sorority i
was organized at Virginia State col
lege on June fi Sorors from Rich
mond, Newport News and Washing
ton. D. C., journey to the college
to witness the set-up of the new
chapter by officers Esther Peyton,
regional director; Helena Scott,
state deputy; Sara Holmes, grand
first anti basileus; and Irma Thomp
son. grand financial secretary.
Following the initiation and or
ganization the sorors were served
*u(>per m the Lrttte Theatre where j
their brothers of the Phi Beta Sig
ma fraternity joined them and ex
tended greetings.
The members of the chapter are
Antoinette Brown Boone, basiie-js;
j Mary Nugent. Anti basileus; Alice
I Stokes, arammateus: Gwendolyh
Brown. Christine Trotter and Gc
jneva Jacksbr Myster
Couple Observes
Fifth Anniversary!
AUGUSTA. Ga.—Mr. 'and Nti-sT
James L. Huff celebrated their fifth
wedding anniversary Monday eve
ning. June 1. with a host of friends I
present at home.
Present to enjoy the occasion
were Miss Lula Belle Williams.
Mrs. Ruth Seago. Mrs. Camilla Nor
ris. Mrs Martha Evans, Miss Audry
Pearl Huff. Jim Darlington. Lonnie
Shivers and Whitlaw Peake.
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She was assisted in the writing
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