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PAGE TEN
Geraldine Bledsoe Makes Bow To Society At Reception
Fall Party Is
Held At Omega
Frat House
Bv GLADYS MILLS
Mrs Harold Edward Bled* of
K '.2 avenue. p:TM" Ti hr: > rung
#.* da .ghrrr, Grid.nr .? .« for
mal reception Friday r .2hr in thr
Omc.a Psi Thi fra tern 'y hon.se.
235 E Ferry ? \ t rv r The B rd
*.->e« other da.-'h'rr Co-nelia.
trade her bo* to sxietv last *ea
§on
Mra Bledsoe re or sod v ?h her
daughter ,n the ma r. t sc of t e
fraternity house n a ccaii of
black crepe and ver 1 r The
debutante won an ri_.: »1 n ra
tion of M«s J ihnetta Stark.*- in
canary yellow ret The billowy
Pkirt wa> elaho: ~'riv and in?: ate.
3y tr nmed w .th a i if fun 2 of the
ft atenal
Hostesse* assisting Mrs Bled*oe
% ere M..SS Johnctta Starks. Mrs
Kvrrr'.t Watson. Mrs William
Blackburn Mrs Halev Bell. Mrs
Charles Whitby. Ms Andrew
Waundless. Mrs I. Kate P. kens.
Mr.« Ramon Scruggs. Mrs .fame*
Grant. Mrs R;go Guzman and
Mrs George Re;d
Attendants for Gerry were Miss*
e- Corliss Hunter. Peggy Jean
Bums, Norma and Jan ce Whitby.
Betty Ann Cole. Pair r:a and
Charlita Whitby. I>orri< Bell, F.hz
aoeth Edmondson. Velma May.
C instance Blount. Louise Ta>omis,
B i*e Campbell. Dorothy Pi irstlv,
J- ileo Carter and Cornelia Blrd
•or
A steady flow of guests greeted
thr honoree in tne flower-laden
ietl.ng. The numerous gif?.- were
d.splayed in the lounge on tije sec
rod floor Among the guests were.
Xlrs Madeline Fowler, Mrs Helen
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Esther Graham became the bride of Booker
Telleferro Sunday at the Greater King Solomon
Baptist church. Principals in the wedding were:
Toodle. Jean Shaw Erma Kevrs. '
Mr« Charles A Jenkens, Ethel
Woody. Mrs Earl Walton, Dawn
Watson. Mrs A C. Toodle. Mrs.
Elmer Johnson, Mrs. James C. Gil
liam. Mrs. Mary Jeffries; Estelle!
J.iffe, Mrs John Suggs, Mrs Jo
seph Stanton. M s. H B Taliafer
ro Mrs Geraldine Korneva;. Mrs.
I, H Martin, Mrs. William Ruck
er, Julia Mae Kendrick. Freddie
R adley. M s M irgaret Pipe’. Mrs. j
W J \rnold, Mrs May me JcfTrey,
Mis Ethel B. Simons, Mrs. M. Fin
ley and Bernice, Mrs. Va.-ihti Cle- 1
ments, Marian Swan. Mrs Brumal 1
Penick, Mary Penick, Dorris l.a-
Vida Bell, Mrs. Frederick Steven
son. Mrs. Ulyssos Boykin, Mrs.
Muriel Sadberry. Maxine Hughes,
Mrs. Pearl Priestly, Mrs. Adelyne
Sink ford, Anne P. larvyis, Mrs. |
William Postles, Hellen Preston, I
Mrs. James C«»le and daughters, |
Gertrude Turner. Mrs. W,liter C.
Willis, Mrs. Jack Wells, Mrs. Nell
Gregory, Ann Gregory, Agnes
Moore, Mrs Charlotte Howard,
Mrs J. J McClendon. Mrs. Ira
Whitby. Geraldine Jones. Miss 1
Carmelia Lemon. Mrs. Aaron Lem- |
on, Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs Angel
Lambert. Mrs. Joe T Thomas Jr,
Helen Thomas, Hertha Priest,
Jeanne Bowles. Lbdne Luckey, j
Mrs. Arthur Officer, Mrs. Freida
Jackson, Mrs. Waddy Grimes. Mrs
Rachel Strong. Mary F Strong,
Mrs Cora Markoe, Mrs. Dorothea
M.mzilla, Marguerite Fuller, Elaine
Fuller. Mrs. Ethel Howard. Helen
Louise Howard, Orval Johnson,
Mrs. S F Grigsby and daughter, j
Milindi Wells. John C. Dancey, j
Mrs. Thomas Orum, Billie Brooks, '
Mrs. William T. Johnson. Mrs.
Helen M. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs '
L J. Yates. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rai- |
ford.* Nellie Watts. Mrs. Gladys
Barthwell. Sue Washington of Chi- i
cago, Mrs H. S Dunbar. Carolyn
Dunbar, Roberta McGuire, Mrs.
<\ G Constable. Nina Collins, j
Mrs Ethel Carmichael and dough- 1
ter, Mrs. Charles C Diggs. Mrs. !
Charles Rawlings. Mrs. Isabelle
Plummer. Mrs. Marion Hubbard
and daughter, Mildred Blount.
Mrs. Lloyd Cofer Mrs. George W
Cathcart. Mrs Edward S'A an, Mrs
Roy J Morton. Jessie M Carter,
Agnes Swan, Mrs Helen A Tandy,
Dr. Marjorie Peebles Meyer. Mrs
\nn Benson, Mrs. Fred Swan, Olga
Haley of Battle Creek. Mr and
Mrs Roy Stephens. Anita Mack,
Lucy Howard. Mrs Harvey Shaw.
Gloria Jefferson, Mrs C. W • Pres
ton, Mrs Florence May, Mrs. Ju
lian W.therspoon, Mrs. Maurice
Houston. Mrs Bertha Madison
Smith, Mrs. Mable Mosley and
guest, Mrs B F Seabrooks. Mrs
Katie Cheatham. Mrs. PauL Alex
ander, Mr- Ruth Jackson. Mrs
Raymond O. Hatcher. Mrs Bertha
Lantoin. Mrs Vera P. Muthleb and
Mrs. Doris Williams.
Choiciettes In
Military Ball
The Choi ( lettes club will sponsor
a Chanty-Military ball at the Labor
Temple. Park at Montcalm on Sun*
day. October 1. 9 pm. to 2 am.
The purpose of the party is to
s»rd packages to servicemen over
' seas It is hoped that the club
w.ll oe rfble to send a minimum* of
500 packages from the proceeds.
Music will be furnished by the Le
roy Smith aggregation. .Members
of th< club are; Dolores Thomas,
president. Vera Brown. Mildred
Friers- n. Etta Hurley. Maxine Ivey,
Do: * Gibson and Cleo WMliams
T cket- may be purchased from any
of t.ie me t tiers.
GRAHAM - TELLEFERRO NUPTIALS
VHE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - ~ - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
CLUBS and Other Briefs
FIVE W SOCIAL .AND
CHARITY CUB
Met at the home of Mrs Burton,
with twelve members presnet. The
fall schedule of events was outlined, j
Two visitors. Mrs. Pearl L. Childs,
Okmulgee. Ok la., and Mrs. Charles
M.tchell, Port Chester, N. Y. were
present as guests of the club. A
delicious repast was served The j
next, meeting will be held at the I
home of Mrs. Calloway. J. Morris, I
club reporter.
STICK TIGHT PALS
Met at the home of Mr*. Helen
Sullivan. 433 Kirby. After the
business meeting a repast was serv
ed The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Stoner, 203
Euclid.
SANTA FA MIMA CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs. Stovall. <
64.1 Josephine A short business ,
r.ieetng was held after which the!
hostess entertained with a surprise ■
birthday party in honor of the pres
ident. .Mrs. Coleman. The honorce
received many lovely gifts.
THE CI.l’R OF CHEER
Met at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Tabor. 2001 Chestnut street. A large
number of the members were pres
ent at this, the first meeting since
vacations Bertha B Meadows,
niece of Mrs. Willie Gilliam and
Mr* Tabor, were present and as
sis’ed in serving the dinner. A de
lectable dinner was served As Fri
day was the birthday of Mrs. Tabor,
she was showered with many use
ful and delightful gifts. Mrs VV llie
Gilliam's guests of Sept. 17 were
Rev. and Mrs J W. Cox Atlanta,
Ga The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss May Tenant,
2031* McPherson street.
THE V-8 SOCIAL CLUB
Met at the home of Bessie Allen.
4256 John R street. Following the
regular business meeting, a social
hour was highlighted by a delicious
repast Guests of the club were
Eddie * Mae Daniels. Mrs. Lula
Frame. Mrs Lora Thornton, and
Mrs Lollie McMahona The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs Gipson.
THE WILL C.O UNION CU B
Met at the home of Mrs Wrbster
Guest of the club was the sister
of the president, Mrs. Eaton, of
Biro ingham, Ala A buffet supper
wa* served. A quilt meeting will
he held at the home of Mrs. Wil
liams. of Jay street. Sept 29 Mem
bers are requested to come pre
pared to do quilting.
THE BROWN MODEL CLUB
Met at the home of the president.
IT'S FOOLISH
W.* jX to tell your
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look, jiM mule ntui keep vour l»oAuty
secret* to yourself. He doesn't have to
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beautiful. And it does add to your good
look* in ao many ways. It clings for
hours ao you can look your l**at longer.
Its magic mist texture— ao Aoft, ao
light, a* you Huff it on your fare, neck
and arms —makes vour skin feel smooth
as velvet. Harsh lights and the bright
sun won't liothcr von when you’re
wearing Black and w lute Face Pow
der liecause vou know how it softens
the glare, keeps your complexion look
ing lovelier, softer. 6 flattering *hadc*,
one of w Inch will suit vou best. Choo*e,
today, just the right __ s.
shade of Black and
White Face Powder /V, ■
for vou Big economy f - / >
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FACE POWDER
(left lo right) Pvt. Fred Dennard, Ellington
Field. Texas, best man; Mr. and Mrs. Telleferro,
Christa Graham, maid of honor and bride's
sister.—Photo by Bradley.
Leila RadclifT. The brief business
session was followed by a bridge
party. Special guests present were
Louise Greenway, Ann Burgess.
Huston VVh tman. Mattie Taylor.
Ora Johnson and Mary Sharpe The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Zora Ro}d
THE NI’RSF.S UNITY OF
Florence Ames Temple No. 17,
met at the home of Billie Watts,
546 E. Hancock Sunday. Some very
ii teresting plans for the forthcom
ing year were outlined. This unit
won a trophy at the Elks conven
tion in Chicago, 111. Mrs. C. J.
Collins is president The next meet
ing will be held at headquarters.
THE GOLDEN KEY C LUB
Held its first fall meeting at the
home of the president. Mrs. Louise
Ankton. A turkey dinner was serv
ed after the business was dispensed
with. Bes.des the regular members,
present were: Mis. Ankton's moth
er-in-law. Mrs. Taylor, and a sis
ter-in-law of Mississippi, Mrs. Lu
cille Hulbert, Ethel Goins. Cecil J.
Collins. G. Kennedy. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs Lawrence.
THE EIGHT AETONS CLUB
Met in its first fall meeting fol
lowing vacations Thursday. Mrs.
Bessie Zampty was granted a leave
of absence from the club to study
child diseases. Plans for the fall
were outlined. Members of the
told of their summer travels and
experiences: The meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Holley.
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IF YOU
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NADINOLA
Mrs. Robt. Vann
Honored With
Bridge Party
By GLADYS MILLS
Mrs John R. Williams of 320 Bos
ton boulevard, was hostess at bridge
honoring Mrs. Robert L. Vann and
Miss Toki Schalk of Pittsburgh. Pa.,
on last Saturday night. Miss Schalk
has recently taken the position of
society editor of the National Edi
tion of the Courier. Mrs. Vann,
you will remember as the widow of
the late editor.
Mrs. Williams received her guests
in a smart black frock, and a
shoulder corsage of bebe mums;
Miss Schalk was chic in a blue and
white floral print, and a corsage
similar to Mrs. Williams; Mrs. Vann
was stately in black with accents of
gold
The roster of guests included Mrs
Elizabeth McKinney. Mrs. Theresa
Carroll. Mrs. Jeannetta Whitby,
Mrs. Maggie Buggs. Mrs. Josephine
Edwards. Mrs. Ruth McNeil of Pon
tiac. Mrs. Irene McClendon. Mrs.
Eleanor Osborne. Mrs. Gertrude
Martin. Mrs. Louise Marshall, Mrs
Vivienne Cooper, Mrs. Jacque Bur
ris. Mrs Ruth Owens, Mrs. Alberta
Jenkins and her house guest, Mrs.
Butler, Mrs. L. C. Blount, Mrs.
Chester Burnett. Mrs. Cecile Boykin
Mrs Essell SJulsberry, Mrs. John
nie Mae Fritz. Mrs. R. Louise
Grooms. Mrs. Mary Agnes Davis.
Mrs. Maribodine Robinson, Mrs.
Marie Reed. Mrs. Wilhelmina Rox
borough, Mrs Marie Scruggs, Mrs.
Marjorie Willis, Mrs. Alma Ward
and her house guest, Mrs. J. H
Presnell of Knoxville, Tenn, and
Mrs. Mayme Alexander.
The bridge prizes, dainty things
in neckware and costume jewelry,
were won by Maggie Buggs, The
resa Carroll and Maribodine Rob
inson.
Fiskite Feted
With Luncheon
Gaiety prevailed out on Leicester !
Court Sunday when one of the de
lightful luncheons of the season
was given by Dorothy Price in
honor of Mildred Armour, senior at
Fisk. The guest of honor wore a
matching blue velveteen hat and
dress. Miss Price received her
guests in simple black crepe ac
cented by Richelieu jewelry.
Garres and reminiscing about col
lege days and chums were high
lights of the gathering. Giant mums
and burning tapers centered the
table from which an artfully ar
ranged buffet luncheon was served.
Those who came to meet the
young lady were: Bernice Patter
son. Ann Bennett, Louise Mohr,
Jane Dingle. Kathryn Gaillard. Lot
tie Hill. Barbara Moore, Theresa
Davis and Bernice Price.
WILL YOUR LOOKS
Jji4i ?
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base. Ideal for normal and oily skins,
it holds powder for hours, thus helps
protect skin from roughening effects
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Miss Geraldine Bledsoe, daughter of Ally, end Mrs. Harold Bledsoe
of King avenue, who made her debut to society last Thursday
night at a reception held in the Omega Fraternity House. Miss
Bledsoe will leave next week for Howard University.—Photo by
Bradley.
A. L. Jenkins At
25th Celebration
On Labor Day, 1944. Mr and Mrs
A. Jenkins held their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary celebration.
Mrs. A. Jenkins was dressed in
sheer crepe of orchid. The celebra.
1 1 on was held at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law. Mi and
Mrs. M L Jenkins. 597 H Northtield
The couple recc.vcd many lovely
gifts.
Among them host of friends were
Mrs. Willie Lee Hilliard, of Bir
mingham, Ala.: Mrs. D S Simril,
her sister-in-law of Hot Springs,
Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. George Hick
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Mrs. Matt:e Pharr, Mr. and Mrs.
1 James Mosely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McNearv. Mr. and Mrs Roy Chaney.
Mr and Mrs Edward Derry, Mrs.
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Watts, Mrs. Alice McDaniel Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woods, .*/.
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daughter Mr. and Mrs Melvin
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i Mrs Nannie Thomas, Rev. George
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, McNeely. Mrs Lucille McNeely.
Mrs Naomi Metcalf. Mrs Beta
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and Mrs. L Williams, .Mrs. W.llie
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