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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1944
(£/&/SOCttTV/ \
Janice Whitby Introduced To Society At Home Party
Makes Bow To
Society In
Pretty Party
By GLADYS MILLS
Pretty, dainty. Janice Whitby,
daughter of Dr and Mra. Ira Whitby
of Hague avenue, made her formal
howto Detroit society at a recep
tion held in the home of her par
ents on Tuesday evening of last
veek.
For her debut, the charming co-ed
vas lovely in a diaphanous gown of
white net, trimmed with .six rows
of white satin ribbon ending in
bows at the front. Her headdress
cons..sted of two white gladioli with
pink rose bud centers Miss Norma
Whitby, young sister of the hnde,
wore a frock of rose pink made with
a fetching bodice of taffeta and a
billowy sk.rt of chiffon Mrs. Ira
Whitby chose for her daughter's
debut a chic confection of aqua
errpe. with a stunning draped *ku\
eaucht with flowers of the .san e
material and a matching flower on
the shoulder. She wore gardenias in
her ha,r
Atirndants In Pastels
The attendants were dre*ses in
pastel shade* and pink gladioli in
their hair They were the M.sses
Cornelia Bledsoe Gerald ne Bledsoe.
Peggy Burns. Rose Campbell. Betty
Ann Cole. Corliss Hunter. Jernlee
Cartrr. Louise Loomu, Velma May,
Joan Kennedy, Patricia Whitby, cou
ain of the debutante and Dorris Bell
Tne hostesses who ass.sted Mrs
Whitby were chai t mg in d.liner
gowns They we e Mes*ames Snow
den W lliams. Thomas StockelJ. An
drew Tondec. J J McClendon. Wal
ter Willis. Herbert Wh.te and
Charles Whitby
Just about everyone was there
hundreds of guests coming to wel
come the little bud to adul society
To name a few: Mrs William Ar
rold Ms Paul Alexander. Mrs.
Hu ley Bell. Mrs. Harold Bledsoe.
Mis D T Button Mr> L C. Blount.
M >.< Constance Blount Mr. l - Edith
Bland. Mis Lyman Burris. Mrs
Germany Bonnet: Mr* Jirha Rythe
aood, Mrs L Lawson of New York
C tv. Mrs M F Banks. Miss V'olet
Funks Mrs. William Blackwell M ss
Ballye Giles Mrs Ann Benson. Mrs
Harry Bradley. Mrs J P Branam
and daughter M ss Ernta Jcane Se
g.<r of Boston. Mis Bertha Lantnine.
Mrs J H Campbell. Mrs C. G. Con
stable. Mrs Claude Cooper, Mr*.
George Cathrart. Mis. James Coe,
M ss Jean Coi«s Mrs. Charles Cole.
Mr:. Frank Ca&sey. Mrs Lloyd Co
fer. Mrs George Carmichael. Miss
Jeanne* Carmichael. Mrs William
Colden. Mr*. Spencer Carv. Mrs
Sevar Clemon. Mss Bell* {’lemon.
Mrs. H. S Dunbar. Mis* Marjorie
Dunbar. Mrs Mary Agnes Davis,
Mrs. Blanche Lewis. Mias Leone
Lurkev. Mrs M Kelly Frits. Mrs.
Madeline Fowler. Mrs Paul Foster.
Mr* D J Graham. Mr* Donovan
C'vens. Mr*. D J. Grime* Miss
Melba Grime*. Mrs J C. Gill ant.
Mrs Rosa Gragg Mrs. Carlton
Game* Mrs. S. F. Grigsby. Mrs.
Frank Hubbard. Mrs Wilhut
Hughe*. Mrs Raymond Hatchet, Mrs
Victor Hick*. Mss Doioth> Ann
H oks. Mis Charlotte Howard Mrs.
Elizabeth Hickman. Mrs. William
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bago. Colds and All Muscular Ailments.
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Attention Ladies!! Mondays and Fridays
Zenobia Fisher, Masseuse. Is Available
Attandantsi Edna Walker and Erline Sanders
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNE
I m- L •
r
JOSEPH BERNARD NOWELL
OCR "GLAMOUR" BOY.
Who said that little boys caw I
have glamour and still be a he
man"* The young man is Joseph
Bernard Nowell who was one
year old September 2. 1944 His
parents are Mr. and Mrs Josepn
Nowell. 264 Mt. Vernon avenue
His nickname is “Tojo. which is
a combination of the first two let
ters of his mother and dad's names
Tojo*'’ mother is the formet An
toinette McCrary.
£ £ jfc
TO THE BOSS.
Dear Bos*, you hive often re
marked that your greatest ambi
tion was to tire me—well you will
have several reasons after reading
this Seems to me this would be
a good time to confess some of
those little crimes I've committed
in the name of journalism, since
today marks the first anniversary
of this column
I think the biggest error we ever
made was the time we reported a
certain pe’son had died, only to
find later that the lady was very
much alive
Then too that raUs lady »'h<
called you regarding a photogra
pher who faded to appear had a
right to be angry. I sent the pho
tographer the day AFTER tte
Hall Mrs W.11.s Ivy and daughter*.
Mrs C W Jones and daughter. Mis
S W. Jetik ns. Mrs Fred Jones. Mrs
H Peyton Johnson. Mr* J M. Knox.
Mra. Alvin Loving. Mr*. Lloyd
Loom s M*ss Barbara Loomis. Mrs.
Alvin Lee. Mrs. W. Thomas Love.
Mr*. Minnie Lownes Mrs. Grover
lain;, Mss Bernice Miller. Mrs F
Me Broom. Mr*. Felix McDavid. Mrs.
Roy J. Morton. Mr*. Ernest Martin.
Mr*. Fannett* Norn*. Mrs Ralph
Osborne. Mr*. A. L Officer. Mrs.
Thomas Orum. Mr* Brumal Fen.ck.
Mrs Percival Piper, Mrs Laura
Pickens. Mr*. Valeri* Pettiford. Dr.
Marjorie Meyer. Mr* Thoma* Stov-
Well. Mrs Frank Raiford. Mr* Ra
mon Scruggs. Mis. Edward Wallace.
Mrs J T Then a- Sr and Jr.. Mrs
A E Thoms* Jr and Sr . Mrs. Sam
uel H ayncs Thomas, and others too
numerous to mention
M:*s Whitby Will leave this week
for Howard University, where she
will resume her stud rs.
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
party instead of the day you spe
cified.
Do you remember that first
streamer you told me to write’
Well, it wa* a screamer. You never
saw' it because a kind soul in the
office saw it first and hastily made
the corrections.
And that buzzer system in the
office. I can never figure which
button to push. That’s w’hy. when
I answer the telephone, several of
your calls are cut off very abrupt
ly.
Oh yes. about that Indies' con
vention you sent me to cover. Hon
estly I could not find the building.
However, you must have antici
pated that, because you sent an
other reporter, who covered it.
Well, boss, that's the end of my
story.
PEOPLE ARE TALKING.
About the solemnity and beauty
of the Mcßroom-Coilins nuptials
Saturday at high noon.
* * *
About Janice Whitby’s debutante
party Tuesday. She made a pretty
picture in that white net dress tha*
every young girl dreams about ai
one time or another. Her « lomal
bouquet of pink roses added a ro
mantic touch
* * *
About Mrs. John R. William's
party Saturday night honoring
Mrs. R L. Vann, wife of the late
R L Vann of Pittsburgh and vi
vacious Toki Schalk We found
that Miss Schalk and Mrs. Vann
were friends of some friends of
our* in Pittsburgh, namely. Oleria
Lott. Thelma Smith and Dr. and
Mrs S. F. Williaman.
* * *
About Mrs Ira ’bv's brace
let It is a huge silver affair that
looks I ke a museum piece It s that
beautiful.
About Karen Alston, who took a
fnend to a downtown theatre to
see a stage show and sat through
two miserable pictures, waiting
for the show, before diswering
they were in th* wrong theatre.
* * *
About Mane Reeds new up
sweep hair stylo. which has
prompted her friends to call het
' Lena Horne **
♦ * *
PURELY PERSONAL.
Hear that Elizabeth Green and
Ted Sherman will middle-aisle it
December k
* * *
Mrs. B. J. and Mrs. James Me-
Fall accompanied pretty Vivian
McFall to Boston. Mass., where
Vivian will enter college.
* * *
Saw Lt. Joseph Burch Sunday at
a popular eatery looking tanned
and full of vim. vigor, and vital
ity. Said the army life agreed
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Barksdale of Kina
avenue spent two perfect weeks
vacationing in Mackinac.
* * *
The young Robert Rtadby* Jr.,
Celebrated their sixth wedding an
niversary Sunday
* * *
Two additions to our 1• >t of
globe:rotters a-rc Cecil Box kin and
her mother, Mrs Whittaker, ot
rh.ladelphia avenue
♦ * *
Monday Capt. and Mrs Alfred
Thomas Jr. left for Tuskepcc Ala
xx hei-e Alfred is stationed ’Vo will
miss them especially Victoria, xxno
has been our f iend «;iu‘e 1932
* * *
PEOPLE.
rvt. Agustus Calloxx ay Jr, left
Saturday after having been hcie
on a furlough.
* * *
Our sick list tncluaes Mrs Will s
M. Graxes. Mrs William Postles
Sr. Mr. Arthur Williams and Mis
R G Schuster Hope they 11 soon
he out and around again.
* * *
Mgchinst Mate Birnev Coker re
turned to his base tr Maryland aft
er spending a whirlwind leaxc
here
ft * V
Friends ate remarking ho,x
much Seaman Ruddy W a undies.-
has grown since he has been in
the Naxy. Ruddx was heir on a
ten-day leave recently r ,r, d his
family and friends spa ed no pa ns
in seeing that he had a wonderful
time
* * *
Ambitious Alice Lisle i* think
ing seriously of taking a course in
floral arrangement.
* * *
l.ittle Ramon Jons'* is the new
est addition to the cradle rank*
His proud parents are Mi and
Mrs Albert Jones
* * *
Another prominent Pittsburgher
in our midst is gracious Mrs W
T Poole, wife of Pittsburgh's most
outstanding mortician. She is
home guest of Dr. and Mrs Alfred
Thomas Sr. of Josenhine avenue.
Affable laniis C Blount xx a*
guest speaker at Nacuema Club
Saturday night M Blount, vim,
know, is secretary and general
manager at Great Lakes Insurance
Company.
* * *
" Tall, stately Mis J H Presnell
of Knoxville. Tenn . left Sunday
She xx as house guest ot Mrs Willis
Waid and xx as entertained exten
sively during her visit heie.
MRS BROWN WITH DEMOS
W ASHINGTON ' NNPA > -
Mrs Jeanetta Welch Rroxx n. exec
utive sectetarv of the National
Council of Negro Women, has ob
tained a tw o-month leave ft uni her
duties with the council to xx ork
with the Democratic National Com
mittec in the Presidential campaign
SICMA FASHION SHOW
‘MUSIFASHICADE’
OCTOBER 7. 1944
Detroit Institute of Arts
Mr. and Mrs. John *.. Jefferson of 30th street
celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on
Sunday. The assisting hostesses pose with the
"bride and groom" lett to right: Mrs. Mary
Sims Observe
25th Wedding
Anniversary
Saturday evening a very brief
ceremony conducted by Rev. R. L
Brariby Sr. marked the celebration
of the 2.lth anniversary of Mr ano
Mrs John B. Sims, of 5632 24tn
street, in their home
Silver wedding bells, pink and
white glads and snapdragons, w hite
daisies and pink roses were mter
spe:>ed throughout the rooms Th?
dining trtble was centered with a
large crystal b<>wl filled with heart
and lilv-shaped candles afloat,
flanked by white tapers and pink
glads.
Ilonoree in White
Mis. Sims chose a white crepe
gown with braid trim and pearl ac
cessoi.es Her corsage was of pink
and white snapdragons Mr Sims
was resplendent in white tuxedo
coat and black trousers Mrs Abe
Jones received with the honorees
m coral taffeta She wore a cor
sage identical to Mrs Sims'. Also
in the receiving line was Thomas
Walton, brother of Mrs Sims •
Mrs Andrew Jeter, wearing a
light blue satin dress, charmingly
greeted the guests. Mrs. Montana
Smith assisted. The guests were
directed to the dining room by-
Mr*. Fannie Martin, where they
were served refreshing punch by
Miss Jacquelyn Cushings and Mil
dred Thompson. Delicious ice
cream and cake were served by
Mesdames Jack Cushings and
Thomas Jenmsnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sims received long
distance congratulation* from their
brother. Emmit Sim*, n Nashville.
Tenn. S'v, ral congratulatory mes
sages received, with Misses
Travar Walton and Dorothy
Walkci in charge of gifr registra
tion.
Oul-of-Toxxn Guests
Among the many guests were
Mrs. ha: tha Blanton. Paris, Ili :
Mrs Ralph Qualls. Washington. D
C . Mrs E. J Mason, Atlanta. Ga .
and Mr and Mis Joseph Duffy.
Mrs. Wilbur Marshall and Mrs.
Ethel Bates, all of Toledo, Ohio
Detroiters present included: Mr*.
M. Gloster. Mr. and Mrs A. Jone-
Chaises Perry, Mis George Lexx t.s.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jeter. Mrs
Daisy Jackson, Mrs L. W. Tyrell,
Mrs C. A. Banks Dorothy Holder.
Mrs Agnes Hoxxard. Mi's. Celeste
Cushing. Mr. and Mrs Charles
R'ddle, Mrs Thelma McCoy, Mrs.
Mattie Johnson, Mr and Mrs
Crawford Smith. Mrs. Henrietta
Crawford. Mr. and M s. H. Thomp
son, Rex. and Mrs R. L. Bradby;
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Pemck. Mr
M B Russell, Mrs. J I. White,
Mrs A McElmy, Mrs Bess e
Ward Mr. and Mrs. Richard An
rie ,nn Hugo Day Mi and Mrs
N Smoots. Mr and Mrs V. Town
send. Mrs. Ellen Huntphnes. Mr
and Mrs F.lba Anderson, Mrs.
Mary E Jones, Mr. and Mr*. Har
rison Fort. Mrs Marne B Jenm
-on. Mr. and M s Leon Wheelci.
Mis Sadie Johnson. Rev and Mrs
William Holmes, Mr and Mrs J *-
*eph Hill. Mrs L M McCrary
Mis Bessie Oliver. A J Lexx;-
Mi and Mrs. Hmktns. Rex and
M:< F Simmons. Mr and Mrs Kl
wood Cook. Mis Tamer Robinson.
Mi- A Sermon. Jack Cushings.
Mrs. Resale Dean. Rosebud Ed
mondson. Madeline Haith. John
Flanigan. Luke Williams. Mr and
Mrs J P. Garrison. V A Briston.
Dorothy Walker. Mr and Mrs. .1
Will Cooper, Mrs l.ula Thetis. Mr
and M:s L A Smith. Mrs V. J
Glenn. Mrs N Davis. Mr and Mis
Waverly Davis, John Triplett. Mrs
R 11 Nahlor, Richard Wilson. Mr
and Mrs Eddie lee. Mr and Mi
w E Bradby Mi- P C TVeti -
George Walke Mr and Mr* Rob
ert Brown and baby, Mrs. Rosa
Rrunaon, Mr. and Mis Green
Howard, Mrs Montana Smith H
Walton. Mrs Stephen Morns. Mr
Hi Mr* E t !'■ mps l n
Thompson, M. and Mrs H l.o\-
ick, Sli and Mrs J W Biown,
Mi< M Warrick Louise Reid
Fred Reid. Mr* Martha Walton.
Mrs Man Grin. Mis Fred Ray.
laiuise and Drlphme Fay Imogene
Phillips Mis Mildred Tate. M s
Zodie Poole. Mr and Mis Horace
Daniels. Mrs. Fannie Martin, \ 1.
Poole. Mrs Ethel Taylor H C
Reid. Mr. and Mis J W Jackson.
Mr nnd Mrs R C Cr'ff. Mrs E
C Watson. Mr. and M - W G
Brown. Maxine Tayloi. Mi and
Mis. J Wxche. Mi- L S Brown
Mr and Mrs Geoi ge Diuitt. Mr
and Mr* F. Favors Mi* F’htl
Mas-enburg, M and Mo Dan
West. Mr an.d Mis John R ggs
Fd h Daxis Mr« Robert Daxi*
Maiv I Dax is. Edxxaid Thompson.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A Ranks, and
many other <
M NFR AI tOR MAI K
TI’SKFGF.F. Ala Funeral set \ -
ice for Arthur P Mick since 1910
head of the d x - on of plurpb.or
and heating a’ Tti«kefce ’ diura
vt. ha Id m Uxa LuakiUUs Lnaiwi.
PASS SILVER ANNIVERSARY
MISS JACKSON IS MARRIED (
Two large baskets of flowers]
and palms marked either side of
the improvised al’ar in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Smith Sun
day at 430 p m for the wedding
of their sister. Miss Louisa Jack
son and Sylvester Talbert. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W R. Jackson of La Belle
West. And he: husband is the son
of the Albert Talberts of Birming
ham, Ala.
HER BRIDAL GOWN
The bridal gown of white silk
jersey was an original design of
the brides own creation, with a
fitted bodice extending over the
shoulders with a deep-shirred
sweetheart neckline The knife
pleated skirt fell softly to the floor
from a daintily shined waist-line
girdle. . . . Her headpiece was a
semi-sequin Dutcn cap. She carried
a colonial cup bouquet of white
mums and gardenias Led with
white ribbons that fell the length
of her gown. The seeded pearl
necklace was a gift from the
groom.
TWIN SISTER ONLY
ATTENDANT
Louise, twin sister of the bride,
chose a cotillion gown of baby
pink sheer chiffon styled in the
princess mode with a fitted bodice,
puff sleeve*, sweetheart neckline,
and full-gathered skirt over a
crinoline petticoat. . * . She car
ried a colonial arrangement of yel
low mums surrounded by a border
of stephanotis.
TWO OTHER SISTERS
Mr*. Earnextme Sampson. Mrx
Elira Bell Brooks, and Mrs Willie
Mullen, a close friend, acted ax
hostess, wearing gowns of con
tlasting colors to the bridesmaid
and maid-of-honor. Miss Beatrice
Smith, in whose home her sister
spoke her vows, was lovely wear
ing a gown of blue chiffon over
satin. She wore white and pink
carnations.
Mrs W. R. Jackson wore a
printed jersey dre>s and brown ac
cessories for her daughter s wed
ding. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. . . . Saui
Dunham served the groom as best
man. . . . The Rev. S W. Bank
head read trie marriage ceremony
A reception followed the ceremony
Guests were Miss Helen Ross. Mrs
Solam Dunham. Mi. and Mrs. Wil
liam Rnght. Mrs. Margaret Davis.
Mrs. J M Jones. Mr. J. Ben fie Id.
Mr H Garner. Mrs J. Bresslen,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Jackson and
children. Betty Speatis. Mrs Helen
White sister of the -groom. Mr. and
Mr<. Charleston, Mrs. J Brooks
and family, Mrs Virgil H U. Mi.-s
Bessie Baker. Mrs George Hoag
laitd. Mrs H Preston, from Knox
ville. Term ; Miss E Jones and sis
ter., Mr. J Yakes. Mr. and Mrs.
Whaiten. Mr. and Mrs. J Burton.
Mrs B Hill, Mi'S Thelma Capps
and mother. Miss Kathleen Jack
'on and aunt. Mrs A Anderson.
Mrs Mary I. Square. Mrs 1,. Mor
ris. Mr. and Mrs P Berry. Mrs.
Mable Kroqrr and sister, and Mrs
Ka-h’.een Jackson and sister
OFF TO COLLEGE
Dons Miller, a prominent mem
ber of tne Youth Fellowship of
Berra church, and director of the
Youth choir, left for Adrian Col
lege Sunday morning to begin her
■studies in sociology and music
Bemad Gregory another mem
ber of the youth group, will he off
to continue his studies at Wilber
force Sept 21
EXPECTED HOME
This week are the popular Mc-
Donald biothers. Paiker. Sl-C. I*.
S N A S . comes fiom his station
in California and Roscoe. F.MI-C,
t* S N T F . will arrive from At
lantic City. N J It will be a hap
pv reunion for the brothers Many
of the music groups are looking
forward to their arrival.
Returned to hri home after a
month wi'h her niece Mrs Lillian
V Freeman of Phillipsbuig X J
Soe was the inspiration for many
social settings in the home of the
Ha/ads
Mr and Mi« William Crow lr
and son Stanley, of Toronto. Can .
CLUBS
THE STH K TIGHT PAI S
Sor -.t Sunday >n ;ne ?iub p.cmc.
t > • Mrs. C
Coro*- and M Wright. A very ec
us able time was had bs al Tne
next meeting w .1 be he’d at the
hone of M - Hf.en Sull van, 43.1
Kill"
TH7. WILL GO I XION CLI R
Me» h me of Mr« A Wil
liams \ p’od'.ic* if business n eet
r: was foil-wed b> the hoateas
if v rg a lepast The next tree* "g
w ,1 he held at tne hot* e of the
(hep's n M * Webster !?4' l.a'a\-
rtte «• ee- \U men.b« rs are u ged
Uk iva
Woods, Mrs. Anna West, Mrs. Virginia Yates,
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. Mabel Williamson,
and Mrs. Gwendolyn Harrison.—Bradley photos.
HIGHLAND PARK
were the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Hazard last week The Ha
zards are known for their gracious
hospitality.
Cadet Douglass Flanagan of
Klinger avenue returned to his
classes after a visit with his par
ents. Mr and Mrs. J R. Flanagan
Get your l
Ticket Now
• I
FOR
‘MUSIFASHICADE’
Sigma Gamma Rho’s
STH ANNUAL
FASHION
SHOW
October 7,1944
Detroit
Institute of Arts
TICKETS ON SALE:
Lucy Thurman Y.W.C.A., Vogua
Dressmaking Shop. 4210 W. War
ren; Milady Vanity Beauty Salon.
4041 W. Warren: Thelma Lees
Hobby Shop. E. Forest at Beau*
bien or 563 Mount Vernon.
TR. 2-4792
Rebuilt Electric
REFRIGERATOR
Included in Our DeLuxe
3-Room Outfit
The outfit consists of a 3-pc Bedroom
Suite. 2-pc. Living Room. Occasional
Chair. 5-pc Breakfast Set and numerous
accessories Th«» refrigerator is rebuilt,
and guaranteed for * 2 months; looks
like new . runs like new. Hurry quan
tity I'rri’ted.
EASY TERMS
4035 FENKELL
I SLOCK EAST OF LIVERNOIS
Open Evenings Except Tues. b Wed..
7701 W. VERNOR
CORNER CENTRAL
Open Even-ngs Except
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
CENTRAL STORES
Atlanta Miss Feted
At Birthday Party
Mi>s Dorothy Bolden, 6324 Beech
wood avenue, wa* honored n > hei
16th birthday with a beautiful
party given by Miss Daisy B An
derson at her home on Hancock
avenue •Refreshments were served
and many lovely gifts were re
ceived by the honoree
Dorothy and her sister. Gladys
are making their home in Detroit
with their father. Andrew Bolden
They are formerh of Atlanta. Ga
Roth will attend Northwestern
High school.
Guests present at the party were
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE
OUR STUDENTS PASS THE STATE BOARD
Djy—Night—Part-Time Classes
ENROLL TODAY
DORTHRO BEAUTY SCHOOL
5055 24th Street. Near Warren
MRS. NAS G. BARLOW. Senior Instructor ,
MRS. BARBARA R. HOIMITKKE —MISS DOROTHY M. GLOVER. Prop.
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