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SATURDAY, DECEMBER if, 1948
The Party Line
>y MARIAN
Las Amiga* Bridge and Social
Club gave one of the most colorful
parties of the week. It was at club
Zombie on Sunday evening and to
entertain their hubbies on the club’s
eighth anniversary. Gee. the girls
went to a great expense to do the
party up right, and we are grateful
for being invited as their guest.
Laurels to Marian Ames Green who
w as their sponsor and should take a
bow for doing a worthwhile job.
They are on good solid footing now
but ever grateful to Marian.
They were all dressed smartly and
corsages tied in autunui colors were
worn. Tiny place cards and pretty
baskets added to the party air. The
Zombie show was good and the
master of ceremonies gave a big
round of applause to the girls.
The officers arc Johnnie Mae Cun
ningham. president; Ethel Johnson,
vice president; Juanita Ashley, sec
retary; Helen Morgan, assistant sec
retary and Gertie Johnson, treas
urer. Others included were Mr.
and Mrs. Elijah Draw, Mr. and Mrs.
Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Ed'
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt fore
man, Mr. and Mrs. Theolius Staples,
and Mr. Shelton Johnson. ’Twas a
fried chicken dinner.
* * *
The C. B. Fields had dinner Sun
day for Mr. Bruce Sanders of
Wheeling, W. Va. who dashed in
for a fortnight and had fun renew
ing old fnendshipa ax he Used to
live in Detroit years ago.
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speaker at the early breakfast on
Dec. 5, which follows early com
munion. Ladies are urged to con
tact members of the Auxiliary at
church and secure their member
ship. Let us help put them over
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tion. Mrs. Beulah Carter is presi
dent and Pauline Leigh, secretary.
* * *
The loveliest party that gave you
that proud feeling was the first an
niversary of the A. W. V. S., our
women who sell bonds end stamps,
*nd to hear their marvelous report.
They have sold over three million
dollars worth of bonds in one year,
according to Mrs. Charlotte Mapp’s
report (who is chairman of sales).
Tnu was one of the many happen
ings that made you swell with
pride. But lets get to the begin
ning . . . Mrs. Beatrice Fleming
is their chairman, and she does a
marvelous job. She heads a large
project and fills the Job perfectly.
The spacious Florence Ames Tem
ple headquarters was u*ed for the
banquet Each table was decorated
for completeness and beauty to be
judged for a prize. Winning first
prize was Mrs. Thelma Parrish and
Mrs. Enna Henderson who repre
sented Lady Camile Temple with
the most gorgeous table. Dinner
wear of gold piped in green was
the .service. Shiny silver, gleaming
crystal and gorgeous flowers made
their table the unanimous choice of
the judges. Second winner was the
taible of Mrs. Edgar Mcßryde that
was very exquisite. It was centered
w ith a low V >wl of baby mums and
red ro>es, as two proud silver pea
cocks were on either side. Perfect
silver and fine goblets added to the
beauty. Mrs. Pearl Collins of the
Health department was the princi
pal .speaker, pinch-hitting for Bish
op Gregg (who has been sent to
Africa). She did a marvelous job.
There were other interesting
speakers. Mrs. Hunter, chairman of
salvage; Mrs. Cook, recruiting; Mrs.
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Bryant. National officer of the Elks;
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The attractive group of ladies seen in the above
picture were guests in the Motor City during
the holidays. They are, left to right. Christine
Johnson of Chicago. Gladys Chipchase and her
heads the Juniors) and Mrs. Handy,
Mrs. Dora A. Canud.a.
A few of the many guests and
workers included Mrs Louis Cook,
Mrs Pearl Pcnick. Mrs. Monwella
Williams. Mis. Porter. Mis. Allen,
Alice Hewitt. Mrs. Bertha Brown,
Mrs. Brazo, Mrs. Lucille Hulbert,
Marian McClain. Mrs. Helen Adams
and many others.
The Sophisticates hf Id their
Thanksgiving meeting with Odessa
Lett of Brown Place who had in
store delicious chicken salad, hot
rolls, and tasty dum colas. It was a
pleasant evening with Elizabeth
Crosby. Marian McClain and Vir
ginia Flcnnoy winning the prizes
and the guest* are Betty Cathcart
and Edylhe Stephens.
* * *
The Clique includes only flv#
members now. They are the ones
that recently gave that pretty
shower for Evelyn Williams who is
one of the flv*. They are Lena
Gaskill. president; Willa Fields.
Eliieoeth Me Neel and Lillian Nixon.
* * *
SERVICE NOTES
Sgt. Theodor* Miller, of Meharry
Medical college, was well enter
tained during his furlough visit
with his mother on Anderson street.
His aunL Mrs. Marjorie Snowden
gave a dinner party in honor of
Sgt. Miller. She elso entertained
Mrs. Margaret MjJJef, Mrs Hattie
Parks. Mrs. Williams,
Mura Bertie Mae Washington. Sgt
Miller has been awarded a “Good
conduct medal" for efficient service
and excellent service after two
years in th/e service.
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Cecil Lea the orchestra leader has
put down hi* baton and is in the
navy now.
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Now that Thanksgiving la over
and the last of the turkey con
sumed. we can say with certainty
that Detroit was one of the buaieat
apets on the map during the holi
days. There was rot a dull mo
ment what with parties, family re
unions, visitors and receptions, hold
ing the social spotlight.
* * *
Ij»<t Sunday. Mrs. Gladys Cort>elt
of McDougall avenue. honored Lil
lie Belle ThonYpaon with a pretty
stork ahower. The hostess color
scheme was pink and blue and the
table was centered with a pink cra
dle. Each guest was presented with
a tiny replica of a baby a bootie,
filled with nuts and candy. There
were sandwiches, cut like hearts,
and tea.
Those who oh'd and ah’d the
pretty gifts were: Alesdamos Mari
bodmne Robinson. Mary Plain,
Louise Watson. Winifred Brown,
Maitalaat* Fisher, Dixie Griffin. Lil
lian Edwards. Jean Ormes. Ruby
Mitchell. Edna B. Jore.«. Christine
Smith, Gladys Smith, W. R Going,
Misses Gloria Northerns? and Lu
cil'.e Goir.s. Dr. Daisy Northcresa
and the small fry. little Sandra
Smith, farole and Illenc Robinson.
* * * "^v
Thanksgiving day, Paulir.e
“Doty" Mtiton celebrated their flftlv
wedding anniversary. They invited
Mr. end Mrs. Samuel Thomas, Dr.
and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Dr. and
Mr*. Edwards. Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Harmon. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Mil
ton and Miss Alma Gardenia to one
of those elegant dinners that Pau
line cooks so well. After dinner,
some of the guests played bridge,
sister, Thelma Hovall. Billy Maxwall of Chi
cago and Agnas Elliott Duncan of Cincinnati.
The visitors were entertained elaborately dur
ing their visit.
while others strolled through “The
Milton's Medical Center." It is
truly like a picture, with the sooth
ing color scheme, the indirect lights
and the latest m equipment.
* * *
Last Friday night, Dr. and Mrs.
James A Brewer celebrated their
first wedding anniversary with a
pretty party at the Omega House.
Beulah received her guesats in her
wedding gown and the doctor was
resplendent in white tie and tails.
An orchestra furnished danceable
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Fall, Mrs. St. Clair Billups. Mrs
Nellie Watts, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cathcart, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Mar
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker. Mrs.
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Regina O'Ne'l, Mr. and Mrs Ed
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ney Bartbwell, Miss Ruth
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ler. Miss Vivian Pt-ttiford, Mr. and
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Mrs. Garnett Ice, Mr and Mrs. R.iy
Hatcher, Mrs. France* Welker and
house guest, Miss Ernn.adcan Beil,
and many many others.
* * *
Hazel Rnxbnrough honored her
husband Charles w .th a birthday
party last Wednesday night, *t the
Roxborough> cute apaitn.eut. A
good time was hod by a.l.
* * *
NEWSETTF.B
Bessie Garvin. sifter of Elwood
and Wynne Garv.n, rpent Thanks
giving in the city renewing friend
ships and visiting relatives.
* v *
The All Stars (Fraternity League)
emerged victorious over the bat
tling Selfridge men in a hotly con
tested basketball game Thanksgiv
ing night at the St. Antione YMCA.
ssg
Ruth Webb entertained Mr. and
Mr*. Andrew Waund’ess, Sr.. Miss
Jean Waundless and Rigo Guzmon
Thanksgiving day.
* * *
Dr. and Mr*. Taylor of Indiana
are house guests of the S. B. Mc-
Queens. The Grover Langes of
Alger avenue entertained the Tay
lors Friday night at the Alpha
house.
* * *
The “Doolittles" are making plans
for their annual Christmas party
and this year promises to be an ex
ceptionally nice affiir with Mar
garet Thomas and Virg.ma Rox
borough planning it.
* * *
The Del’a Sigma Theta's ‘ Brunch"
can be marked up as another suc
cr&sful affair. Gladys Barthwell, the
chairman of this year s affair did a
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The Rho club, interest club of the
Sigma Gamma Uno sorority, held
its meeting on Sunday evening at
the home of petite Lulu Mae
Thomas of Ciuindler.
Members of the club, an attract
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have e fine program planned for
nbcj<*b. We look forward to this
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* * ♦
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PAGE ELEVEN
•he ensuing year. Officer? are: Lulu
Mae Thomas, president; Lay ana
Keller, vice president; Dorothy
Grimes, secretary; LaVerda FTea
man. corresponding secretary; Max
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Mary Wallace and Ellse Parker.
Oiher members are J. Me-
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