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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1944
Michigan Girl To Compete For National Musical. A ward
Elaine Baker To
Vie For Award
In Philly Soon
By GLADYS MILLS
Mias Elaine Baker, daughter of
A torney and Mrs. Oscar W. Baker
of Bay City, Mich., a gifted young
Soprano, has been accepted as a
Contestant for the music scholar
sii.p offered aspiring young artists
by Marian Anderson, outstanding
concert artist.
Miss accompanied by her
r ner. will leave Lansing, M.ch,
svnere she is a student at Michigan
s'ite College, on October 2. for
Philadelphia, where the auditions
f e being held on October 7 in the
fjdios of Rad.o Station WCAU.
Tee auditions will not be broad*
ci.*t. Only the judges will listen
Ir
The scholarship is for SI,OOO.
t> -,ich the winner will use to fur
tner his or her musical education.
X dor the rules of the audition,
c e number i* unsigned to each
c intestant and one mas be an aria
h' the singer's own choice Miss
R.kcr will mi>£ "My Mother Bids
Me Bind My Hair." by Haydn, as
-i • assigned number, and Vui Lo
S lev." from Mascagni s opera
Vavelleria Rusticana,’ for her *e
1-- led number.
The contestant, whose vo ce mu*
s al critics* havr prated lavishly.
the student of Prof. Fred Pat
t :i st M chigan State, where she
j* s sophomore She i« e gnteen
j*a;s old and is the seventh of
t a Baker's nine children. Vtor
rev Bake- is a well-known figure
h *h pol.tically and soc i a Iy.
Ih.o.ignnif tho Slav Oscar Ji , is
the firm uitn h.s father, and i*
t- giaduate of the I'university of
M.chm.in: Robert, now in tne
j,.med forces, was a teacher in the
Detroit pubhe schools, Mrs Wal
t *n lx*w s, also of Detroit, .« '.hr
1 irr.er Dorothy Baker; Mis Rus
sell B irden oflnkster is the for
t iT Marv I>’> . '«? Baker, and Al
bert Baker was assistant c each at
"VV Iberfone L'n.vers.ty before h.s
Induct.on.
Bav Citians feel that this is a
* gil« l'o-nr f«>- one of thf.r
x rung people d a e baek.ng 'ne
vojthful contestant to w n in tne
eudiuor*.
RECORD NIT « «or
k re< o d rn r* of English walnuts
l k expeo^d, th * fall in the states
trat produie tv -t of these nnts
roTimerc ally- California *nd Ore.
Latent r.-t.nuates of the U S
Dr-psrrrrent of Agr uliure are for
e *ottl crop ,f 74.000 tors in con
t aft
t•'!'.< *r d an average of i>4 fiuO tors
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Miss Janice Whilby. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ira
Whitby of Hague avenue, made her formal dabut to
Detroit society at a recaption hald in the home of her
parents on Tuesday avaninf. Har circle of young
socialites attended her at the debut and rounded out
the week of traditional partias for the bud. (1) Left
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNE
TALK OK Till: TOWN
Ne a eat cl ib in tow n n et Satur
day n.ght with Rjtti Owens out
Conant Gardens way. The club,
wr.vh is still nameless. was or
ga- /ed in the interest of better
br dge.
Members a r Josephine EVi
« a da. Alma Ward. e Buggs.
Tneresn Carroll, Doris William*.
R ith M Neil, Helen Brown and
>oura truly. “Jo" Edwards is the
cute pretty. Helen Brown, sec re
ary. and R.itn McNeil, treasurer
* 9 *
Irene G avc- I • rnch fi-eplace ’*
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Mss Johnetra Sturkes made
thn>c adorable dresses that Janice
Whitby and Gerald,ne B.edsoe
wore at their debuts.
* * *
We think that s a fine idea the
“Chmciette < club ha* Trey are
a g"OUp of young w rt-pen who are
sponsoring a Charity Military Ball
October 1 at Labor Temple, all for
the entertainment of tne men in
service
* * *
Ri.s* Cow an s p'ace is fast be
coming the meeting place of ce
leh-itifs and leaders Each Satur
day n ght a group meets there for
one of tho-e mviestmg
l.as* Saturday Cec.l and L'lysses
Boykin. Frank \i' mi. Horace Shef
field. Mice Ir* o Grace Sadler,
sane Watson and Sara Garnet d;s
--c vrd the labor situation til way
,n the morning.
♦ * *
a Watson and Antionettt
Webster, two of our lovelier ma
trons. a-e spend.ng some t:ire in
pi rturesque Lo ,,, «‘ana. acmna
ried by thr.r two pretty daugh
ters
* ♦ *
Kathleen Bell-Coote is imp*o\ing
her mind bv studying at Wayne
1' d 'to Beatrice Hauser Kath
leen i* working toward her mas
ter s degree
* * *
W 'tiest man T know i« Dr H
E Sims who never m.sses a cue.
* * <i
New Eva Study club will honor
two of its members. Beulah C»in-
Brewe and Fanette N-vr .
Tuesday. October 1 Beulah was
recently appointed ass.slant prin
cipal of H gembo’hnm school ans
Fanette is our first visiting teach
er.
« * * *
A must on your list is the open
ing of the Plymouth Foru- Series
featuring Dr. Charles R Dre c of
blood plasma fani#, October R.
* * *
Saw Frances Owens looking
simplv dashme in that smart gad
oid ne sut Sunday Understand
♦hat she has been vacationing in
New York.
* * *
It is pink ribbon ago n for the
William Hagans A baby girl whs
born to them Fridav a 1 K rwood
hn«p ial Mother and daughter arc
doing nicely.
* * *
Cpl Leonard T Brown >s on
furlough \ ■, siting h.< parents, the
Browns Sr, on Mel
bourne.
★ * *
Mrs John Fears i« visiting Ke
daughter and >on- n-law. Ally and
Mrs. James Cashin. of Chicago.
♦ * *
Hear that Jane J« fTerson. who
(•vi.e'ly celebrated lier nutal d.iv
last Suturduy. :< teach.nx again
Jane has a love'.v I*r>\. whose p r
tuie will grace this column soon.
♦ * *
Petite .Tul a Bradbv is quite
thrilled over her jury dutv While
she has been serving thrv tried a
major murder easel Plenty of ex
citement.
e i|i f
OLD MEXICO
Pretty Albertn S m.« had us
spellbound w ith sto r ies cente
around her recent tr.p to Mex.co
She recalled the colorful bullfights,
the Mexicans habit of fo-gettir.g
about time, their anx etv to plea<e
the ' foreigners.'' their old world
culture and those deliciously sea
soned* foods
)|C
PURELY PERSONAL
To Cecil Robinson, a New York
er writes that some friends of
SIGMA GAMMA RHO'S
STH ANNUAL FASHION SHOW
«
to right. Misses Louise Loomis, hostess. Janice Whitby
and Velma May, hostess, picking out their favorite
records so the gang can danca at the party given for
♦ha debutant* on Thursday following the reception.
(2) Miss Whitby surrounded by her attendants in a
profusion es flowers at tha reception which presented
Mutual Natal
Day Cause Of
Joint Party
By GLADYS MILLS
Mrs Fiance* Woodson, of 1425
Macomo street en'erta.ned the
Frances Art club and f- ends on
Wednesday even.ng. celebrating
her b rtnday a> d the b rthdsy of
he- nou.-e gues*. the Reverend L.
Stone, of M ch.
Otnci 2je.-ts were Mrs L. Slope,
who accompanied her husband to
the city; Mrs. L. Buford of Cleve
land. Ohio; Mrs. Flora Wells, Mrs.
R Massenberg, and Mrs. Janie
Er. gl« h.
\\tnioers of the club are Lottie
Finley, pre.-ident; Ka* e Thompson,
vice-pres dent; Zeima Pullium, sec
retary; Frances Woodson, treasur
er. Jeannette Woodson Pe.irl
Amos. CrtV'.e Bell. Jul a Dade. F.l
iv a Adu;rs. No a Murphy, Nmj
Ray, Amelia Kaiglei. Irene Phil
ips. G W. Goran. Mary Finley,
Freddie Hagler. Maoel Moore. An
nahelle Ether.dge l,eon« Reed.
Ann Harrison and Jonnnie Mae
Hill
Yolande Maddox
In Ninth Recital
The Detroit Association of Wom
en s dubs presents Yolande Mad
dox, Mis Bar , dramat r soprano,
in her ninth annual recital. Oct. 1
at 4 pm The rec tal vv.ll be held
;n the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts Lorainetta Leßon
will be the accompanist
Madam Maddox is a graduate of
the Detroit Conservatory of Music
and stud.ed this summer with
Maestro William Herman of New
York Cty She is the p< .-scssor
of a voice w;th wide range and tone
colors.
A M.Gaddy Celebrates
With Birthday Dinner
MAS A M Gaddy of Mullet:
svw chose a d.nner as the form of
celenrution in honor of her birthda -
Sunday The hororee received many
lovely rut* Mrs K T.nch. her
aunt of Li'rain. Ohio, came up es
pec.ally to be w ith her
G;ie«ts included Mrs Mamie
Blackburn, Corine lewis. N Bray,
L Tinch Edd e Hunter Mr and
Mi Buchannan. Rev Jones L. M.
Cur.'i. M Graves. M Hearid. Mr
Henry and many others.
'he rs w ould like to get in touch
w.tn you
* * *
Wh.v s this about the O L. laj
cases ’
★ * *
D.d vo.i sco the cute thank you
notes -hat L a Bell-Cox sent ou'."
They are the most original that
we ve .-cm yet.
Sc A *
Found that D J J McClendon
re.Liy h.o .« live voice and
.it one time sta led m a ii.miiKi
c«f plays back m 29 m
ic * *
Homer Smith Jr. had a birth
day part' S mda.v and we heard
tha’ he received Vvada of gifts He
i.< the son of the Homei Sm.ths of
Chandler avenue
* * *
Magg e Bugg* ;« a bridge e\pe-t
but modestly c’.a.m.s to be j.L«t an
average player.
* * *
A prom.nent couple are ready
,ng an important announcement
soon.
♦ * *
Dr James L Hende son has been
pracucmg medicine m Detroit for
thirty vears. come October 7.
her to society. Front row, seated, left to right: Misses
Patricia Whitby. Rose Campbell. Louise Loomis.
Jerrilee Carter. Corliss Hunter, and Cornelia Bledsoe.
Back row: Valma May. Batty Ann Cola. Joan Ken
nedy. Jeniee Whitby. Norma Whitby. Paggy Burris,
and Geraldina Bledsoe.—Photes by Odell Bradley.
The Party Line
By MARIAN
Tne fall weather finds the socially
b si.ll traveling, and tho.-e at
home have settled down to some
seriou: br.dge playing
Thursday, the E.ght of Us. as they .
have been called for three years,
got together for br.dge over at
Mrs. F.me'.U Cabu’.es They d d m;xs
member Grace Jackson who is still
sojourning in California However
otheis included Hafir Henry. Dora
Green ' who won first pme». Myrtle
Hall. Lena Owen, Johnnie Mae
Kendricks. Hattie Hulbard. Alice
Woods 'who won second', and
F.mell* Cabules.
Over to St Cyprians they are
sfitint the taole* for the annual
ar.n versary banquet. Th.s year it
will be held on Sept. 29
Pvt James S. McClain is on fur
<v:gi front the Mediterranean b*se
>cct on to see his family. He has
been in act.on in Italy and Africa
During h.s stay he has been royally
entertained by the George Thomp
sons. the Edgar Mcßrydes. and
others. He was also feted at a buffet
dimer party Sunday w th M r s.
Gwendolyn Harr.son as hostess
Other guests were the Spurgeon
Cru*b>s the Franklin the
Holden Evans, the Amer.eus Snow
oen •. the Ray Elys, Mrs Marian
McClain and others
John Lindsay and h « fiancee.
M.sa Betty Tnoras. have returned
fro i an ideal trip They v sited
Cleveland. Dayton and Cincinnati,
a-rl Paris. K>.. where they have
been visiting relatives and friends.
Jacqueline D..nlap of Alger ave
nue is home from Rac.ne W;s She
wa delegate to the Episcopal Con
ference as a Michigan You'h dele
gate Erroute home she v s.ted Chi
cago and was entertained bv fr.ends
Mrs Wrr Biackwell of Melbourne
avenue is away v.siting friends ,r.
New York and Washington.
Dorothy Walker of 24th street is
v siting friends in Loujtvi’.le.
The New Era Study club spon
sored a reception for two of the r
members. Mrs Beulah Ca n Brewer,
assistant princ pal of Hiag.nbott.'m
school, and M-s Fanette Norria
vis.ting teacher of '.he B'aid of
Educat ion.
Kathryn Tins’ev is having a g-and
t m-. She s vis ting her aunt and
uncle in Columbus, and p!«ins to
stay for several weeks
The Albert M Us are home as e
vacatiomng with relatives in New
York
The Theodore Po idexter* are en
terta.nirg a h'use guest f-.vmr
Greensboro. N C
Picking bag aid baggage tne
Frank Hubbards 'Lucinda Murt
shaw * are off to make the.r home
in Indiana Tne Detroit socal tes
w .11 miss the popular ecu pie im
mensely. Thev plan to ente: bus.-
r.ess. settle down and live happily
ever after
The Sapph re clt h ‘'eld the - fir«t
n.eeting of t’-.e season. B,.<ines« of
elect.rx officer* wa> most important
Mrs Howard Cli’.c.< president. Mrs
Gwendolen Tho \ pson. v.ee pro.-
cent; Mi* R*beit Will jms. secre
l.it' Mi- Robert Rib Ivor, record-
Maudice Franklin
Returned To D C.
After visiting friends in New
York and other point* Miss
Maud.ce Fianklin spent the is
msmrier of her vacat on w th her
Ml cnu. Mr a: d M | i '.e i„r
Franklin of J7JR H idson avenue
During her vis * M *« Fr«’'k ;n
was feted by the*e friends n add -
tior, to her parents: Miss F.l ,-soe'n
1. gon. Mr snd Mr* Frank Punch.
Mss Georg a Washington, M: a d
Mrs, E Wooten, Mr. snd M s W
Gibson, Ml and Mr*. F. K M m
Grace Bell snd others. Mi.*» Frank
lin returned t»i Washington, D C,
at the end of September.
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 7th, 1944
mg secretary; Mrs. Reginald Mit
chell. treasurer. The members were
thrilled to ie-rn that Mrs. Robert
Rob nson, the 1944 president, won
with her partner the mixed pair
champ.onship st the Bridge tourna
ment m New Orleans.
sAlmeda Gifford was hostess to
the Sophist.cates Tuesday ard the
girl* busily prepared for their cock
tail party which will be given at
tho Club Mfi Oct 22.
R Bruce Williams, seaman EC.
SP frnrn Great Lakes. 111. was on
26-hour leave to visit with his aunts,
i Mrs. Rose Bell of 24th street; Miss
Lins Davison of Colfax avenue and
Mrs Johnson of Adelaide street He
visited Canada and then left for
fits station at San Diego. Calif.
Navy Officer
Entertained At
Lawn 'Pow Pow'
By GLADYS MILLS
Cool weather did not prevent
the pow-wow planned on the spur
of tne moment by the L.neous
Dickeisonj in honor of their old
er son. Leßov, who is first class
petty officer in the U. 5. Navy, and
who has just returned from active
duty in the South Pacific area The
affair, which also honored Miss
Ella Mays of Philadelphia, was
given on the lawn of tne Dicker
son s home in Begole avenue, this
past vvecK end.
Entertainment for the evening
was planned for both amusement
and warmth, a dance program was
carried out and led by Miss A e
tas Blaney of St. Paul. Minn. The
favorite of the group turned out
to be a Polish folk dance called
•Achy* "
Mrs Ethel Rogers of Canada
v ery graciously a**isted M *s Gol
ci.e Ann D. ‘kerson with the ra
ce.ving of the guests
The partv culminated in a Con
ga line, whicn included Gertrude
Browning Allison. Rula Lee. Fred
Ware Ell* Mays. of Philly;
France* Griffin, Leßoy Dickerson.
Maron Haw k rts-Smith. Ruth Mc-
Crary. Giloert Jackson. Arete*
Blaney. Coast Guardsman and
M Kenneth Stonestreet. Robert
Thomas, Valerie Smith. Elise
Bradley. W:l‘ e Rob.nson. Mr. and
Mrs Frame Rogers;
Zeima L gntfoot Dolores Shel
ton. Corporal Arthur Goldsby. of
Waterbo-o, S C: Pauline McKin
ney, Robe"* Arnold. Yerlu* Boh
mun, of l'oronto. Curtis Miller,
1.0..* July of Texas. Hiram Castle
berry. I >le Bio.v lung, of W.mixor;
Tlieunw W.«>n.njivin, Donald Ttiom
w.- Albe; 91. .1. tit foot. Ki*o«.‘rt G»'»d
rame. Jean Mviritt*. Samuel Nor
.v ,hkl and EranKun W 11.am*.
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Phi Sigma Frat
Cocktail Party
By GLADYS MILLS
Beautiful Club was the scone
of a cocktail party given by Phi
Beta S.gma Fraternity, Sunday eve
n r.g.
The club was agog with fun and
n errimert and those >een seated
about the tables conversing, or
dancing to the latest dance rhythms
were: Dr and Mrs. Hodgeman, S.
B McQueen. Mi>s Caroline Glover,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mitchell,
Marcena Taylor. Charles la*e. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Mhoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ranks. Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gent Furvii Mi and Mrs, Howard
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street. Mr. Murrav. Miss Ann Kil
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Mrs. Richard McGhee, Alexander
Dean, Mr. and Mrs Jerome W’ilson.
Mr* Ethel Bo' ts. Mr and Mrs.
Walter Collins and many others.
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PAGE ELEVEN
K.\PP %S MEET IN 1.01 IBVILLE
LOUISVILLE .(ANP* Still
gea • parti me the
34‘h annual grand chapter meeting
nf the Kappa Alpha Pst fraternity
will he held here. Dec. 26-28, it
was announced this week by Henry
S Wilson, polemarch of the Louis
ville Alumni chapter.
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just Arrived More of
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