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By VIVIENNE
W.-.lter mid Freida Green, who
have been on the west coast for ’lo
these many month? are tuck home
Walter as you perhaps know. Is a
i Lieutenant in the United States
i Army and when Uncle Sam beck
! oned him to California, little Freida
j packed her pack and went w ith him
Freida’s sister and brother-in
; law', the genial Ben Hendersons in
vited some of Walter's and Freida’s
friends over to the Henderson home
Saturday night
In the Henderson’s cozy recrea
tion room. Ben acted as barkeeper
and WAS HE KEPT BUSY! Later
during the evening, or perhaps I
should say in the early morning,
the hostess served a buffet dinner.
The merrymakers were: Miss Lu
cille Green, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ton
dee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Me-
C tmpbell. Mr and Mrs. Melvin
Gaines. Mrs. Mary Roberts. F.rnebt
Marshall. George Cathrnrt, Mr. and
Mrs Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses
.Boykin, Alice Cox. Saint Clair
Rillups. Victon.t McCall. Grove
Coote. Samuel Patterson, Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Hines. Leo McNeil.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Holley. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Baker. Philip Carring
ton and many others.
Walter plans to return to the
coast for duty soon. while Freida
w ill remain here with her parents.
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNE
RETURN OF THE
GLAMOUR GIRLS
We missed having our “glamour
girls a few weeks, and several
readers called, wanting to know
why we discontinued the pictures.
We haven’t we were merely trying
to find out if we had any readers
of this column. We found out all
right, for one lady called and said,
the only reason she read this col
umn was due to the glamour girls.
Our selectee, is Beverly Owens,
petite daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Owens. Beverly is a star pu
pil and is interested in sports—
NATURALLYI
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* * *
SATURDAY LUNCHEON
Since Saturday was Florence
Jones* last day at Annis Furs, a
few of her close chums surprised
her with a luncheon at the Para
dise Bowl and she was really
flabbergasted when the friends
presented her with a pair of Aris
doeskin gloves. Florence and Mel
vin will soon leave for California,
where they plan to make their
home.
Mary Jefferies, Olive Reynolds.
Frances Mack, Marvin Cathcart
comprised the luncheon party.
* * *
GAMBLE PARTY
The Parker B, Gambles enter
tained the newlyweds Caryle John
sons, at the Gambles’ home on Wil
lis street, Friday night. The men
played pool and the women played
Chinese checkers and chatted, in
the charming atmosphere of the
Gamble recreation room.
Those present were: Mrs. Louise
Douglas. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest John
son. Miss Barbara Cleague. Dr
Cleague, Mr. and Mrs ' Conklin
Bray. Mr. and Mrs. Mohammed
Muthleb. Sgt George Dunbar, Miss
Margie Dunbar.
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JUST BETWEEN
YOr AND ME
Marie Owen has a new Beaver
coat, most becoming to her blonde
beauty.
♦ * *
Glimpsed Willa Johnson dripping
in Mink, we mean the magnificent,
dark variety.
♦ * *
Gladys Flshpr is on the go again,
this time to Chicago. Her brother
and parents are there also.
* * *
Cecil Robinson, fresh back from
Bluefleld. West Virginia, is about
ready to reveal an important fact.
* * *
Groove Coote, pardon us, it’s Cpl
Coote is home again, visiting par
ents and really “doing the town.**
* * *
A prominent couple were seen on
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of the swankier parties, ushering in the new
year. She is seen with soma of her guests, in her
home on West Grand boulevard. Seen are Mrs.
Leonadas Curtis. Mrs. Lillian Dyer. Mrs. J. P.
Hudson's fo/rth floor, looking at
wee baby garments. ’Tis rumored
the stork hovers over the thres
hold.
♦ * *
ADD HOLIDAY PARTIES
Cozy house parties and dinners
took the social spotlight during the
recent holidays. And even with the
food shortages, wives managed
somehow to show their ingenuity
in concocting delicious and differ
ent dishes. We might mention a
few of the small intimate dinners
given by prominent Detroiters.
Dr. and Mrs Paul Alexander in
vited, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hous
ton, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Buggs,
<He of Wayne university fame),
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cuzzens, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Loomis, Mr. and
Mrs. John Roxborough, Mr. and
Mrs. Radford Morris, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Whitby, as holiday diners.
* * *
For the past fifteen years, the
Lowell Cuzzens and the Maurice
Houstons have had Christmas din
ner together and this year waa no
exception.
* * *
Then too, the John Roxboroughs
invited Dr. and Mrs. Paul Alexan
der, Mr. and Mrs. Radford Morris,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Cuzzens and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Loomis to dine.
Christmas Eve, Edith Watson in
vited the Roscoe Fullers, the Paul
Alexanders, and Maurice Houstons
over, as she has done for the past
three years to help trim the tree
and exchange gifts. This year, the
gifts were opened before old Saint
Nick could arrive naughty!
naughty!
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Branam. Mrs. Rose Johnson, Mrs. Layne. moth
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Streamliners End
Season With Party
The Streamliners club presented
the neighborhood children of Brew
ster Recreation center with parties
on Thursday, Dec. 30. In the after
noon 260 small children were en
tertained with games and then pre
sented with gifts of toys, candies,
ice cream and cake. At night about
225 older boys and girls played
games and danced. Refreshments
were served at the close of the eve
ning. And we wish to express
thanks to the merchants and friends
who made contributions.
The Streamliners is an organiza
tion which has done many fine
things both civic and socially. The
committe which arranged these
parties is as follows: Sgt. Ermine
Allen, Corps. Quincy Greer, and
Matilda Todd and Pvts. Mary
Mitchell, Mable Perkins, Gussie
Gaskin, Corine Fletcher, and Eliz
abeth Ward. This club is under
the direction of Mra. Dorothy
Steger.
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Yuletide Gay
The Current Topic Study Club
held their annual Yuletide dinner
at the Paradise Bowl on Tuesday,
in the private dining room.
Before dinner was served, a wel
come speech was made by Mrs
Rose Hill, after which each member
of the club introduced her guest.
Mrs. Violet Lewis, vice-president,
ably handled the mistress of cere
monies duties. After dinner the
guests went to the home of tha
president, Mrs. C. W. Preston. The
club party was resumed there and
gifts were exchanged among the
guests and members from the huge
pile under the beautifully deco
rated tree. Games, dancing and
chatter, accompanied by a contin
ual flow of liquid and solid light
refreshment throughout the eve
ning, made the party a merry one.
Among those present were: Sen.
and Mrs. Charles Diggs, Dr. and
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Gary,
Mr. and Mrs. Simms, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Plante. Mr. and Mrs. William
Edwards, Miss Louise Carr, Miss
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Moody, Mrs. Rose
Gragg, Mrs. Violet Lewis. Mrs. Sadie
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Mrs. Rose Hill and others
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