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Birmingham
Girl Is Wed
In a gown of white «at.n *ud
wearing a finger-t.p ler.gtn veil
Ruth Johnson, daughter if Mr and
Mrs Henry ,»..,*r.*on of B.rnr.ingham
Ala was joined in holy matrimony
to Mr Charles Cooper nepncw of
Mrs Emma Smith w th »li >m h<
lives in this it'.' Tm erremonj
was performed » t the - me <1 th<
grooms ajt t uith Rev. H .*< e A
V\ hre < ffic».<t* ’.C
The hr .da. b q,.» • •* <,« of wh.ti
bdbe mum.'. T.\e n.a d of honor
w ,»s wearing fushia w,:.. a bouquet
cf rose*. She was Jennie Rhea
Other female attendants were Mil
cud Frier sot. ,e.d Dei ore.*. Jones
M Cooper eh -e Hand J nr* a*
his best n . J< *eph and William
Johnson h: >' : f the bride wen
the other male members of the
p..rty
The br.de ho' been a resident of
Detroit for the past year Sue is
a graduate d the Parker Hig
school . f Birmingham. Ala A
small recept; m followed the wed
d.’.g.
Co-Ed Hubs To
Be Opened At YW
Esquire - Mademoiselle g: oup*
will be 01 zed the 1 tcy
Thurman YWC \ un er th< direc
tion of Ernest M r.-nal. and
Mrs Grace Dan.els To improve
and practise social techn.que- w.th
a . • ideal of fun tin
of the groups High who 1 boys
and girl* are invited to regist* r
their interest by leaving their
name at the -inf.):mat n desk of
the YWCA Boca ise the number of
members must bt limited, those
registering early will be given
preference.
Betrothal Told By
Bride's Parents
Cora L Wells daughter of Mrs
Charles L Wells and the -la'e Rev
Wells of Wndsor. Ontario. Can.
Was married Sep‘ 30 to Mr. S F
Winfield, son of Mrs Lucy A Win-1
field, of Richmond. Va.
The ceremony was officiated at
by Rev Charles Hill of this city
Mrs Winfield is a graduate of
Virginia State college at Peters-
burg. and is now teaching in the
Carver school at Inkster, Mich.
Mr. Winfield is a graduate of Tem
ple university at Philadelphia. Pa.
and Columbia University. N. Y '
He is a member of the Omega Psi
Thi fraternity Mr. Winfield is a
professional social worker, having
worked with the Brooklyn Urban
league and the Negro Welfare
Federation of Miami Fla. At pres
ent he Is engaged in war work.
Pfc George Wasson of Williams
Field. Arizona, will be delighted to
*ee his charming wife for she left
Detroit Sunday for an extended
visit with him. Before she left.
Mrs. Hazel Jones entertained her
With a farewell luncheon.
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Mrs. Beulah Whitby was guest of honor at a
banquet held in the Gotham Hotel last Saturday
evening, given by sorors of Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority. Mrs. Whitby has recently been added
to the faculty ol Wayne University and the
banquet was a testimonial in her honor. Seen
The Social Panorama
By VIVIENNF
PARTIES OF THE WEEK
Throe st.ig part.es in one week i>
a .tvord and that is why the men
will long remember l«u»t week. To
of the ".stag*" were planned by the
little women and me.dentally they
managed to kt op them a secret un
til the very last. Saturday night
marked the 30th ammeisaiv of
practice in Hamtraimk for Dr J.
L Henderson and Mrs Henderson
thought a party would be just what
the doctor ordered
Dr. Walter Mack opened his
brand new bar to his many friends
last Saturdav and the men "slagged"
until the early morning hours.
On Friday night, personable Mrs.
Myron Stanton surprised her spouse
w.th an elaborate birthday st.ig
party at the Stanton home on West
Warren avenue. Poised Dr. Stanton
was almost swept otT Ins feet whin
he heard a chorus sing 'Happy
Birthday to You."
Those who came bearing gifts
were Dr Charles Conaly, Charles
Smith. Father Frederick Meyers,
Daniels, Burton Staricar,
Dr. Alderman Thompson. Dr.
Thomas Brown. Dr. Millard Moore,
Dr. Walter Mack. F.d Gamble,
. Claude Cooper, Ed Pettiford, Wilson
I Freeman. Walter Gray, John Smith,
j Alex Smith, Stuart Toodle. Wilbur
! Stanton Jr. and Sr., Lyman Burris,
James Grant, Glon Bonnet, Lt.i Ray
I Stewart, and Drs. E A. Carter, Ru
pert Markoe, J. Wells. J. J Me*
1 Clendon. C. G. Constable, W T.
Love. and C. Preston, Atty. Willis
M. Graves, and Mr. Jeffrey.
I am sure that the hundreds of
women who streamed down the re
ceiving line at New' Era s reception
Tuesday for Beular Brewer and Fan
nette Norris must Have felt proud
of these two outstanding, women in
the educational field Mrs. James
Henderson registered the guests,
Mrs. Stuart Toodle received, Mrs.
W Grimes and Mrs. S. Sparkes pre
sided at the punch bowl and Mrs.
Jennie Page was busy behind the
scenes In fact, all of the New Eras
were busy circulating among the
guests seeing that they had a fine
evening.
* * *
Last Wednesday night Karen Al
i ston entertained the ' So Differents"
:in their first fall meeting This
group of young matrons have been
together for the past seven years.
Brand new officers are Margaret
Hunter, president, Julia Bradby,
secretary; and Caroline Beck, treas
urer. Other members and guests
present at the meeting were: Doris
Pelham, Gladys Barthwell, Winifred
Brown. Winifred Beck. Frances
Burton, Katherine Btadbv Smith,
Bernice Solomon. Louise Marshall,
Alice Suggs, Maxine Worsham, Mar
garet Thomas. Jeanne Cole
C te Helen Brown entertained
hei club Saturday. The girls played
a fast game of bridge but Maggie
Buggs emerged first prize winner.
Other n.embers were “Jo*’ Edwards.
Thersea Carrol, Alma Ward. Ruth
Owen and Doris Williams
NOTES ON MY CUKE
M re Detroiters who journeyed to
C lumbus to attend the I'rban
League conference and the football
came were: Henry Morrison, St.
Clair R lops, and Cecil Rob.nson
Incidentally, these gentlemen are
‘hr#** of Detroit's rrr»«t eligible bach
lors A tho gh we heard via the
- <p#vir < that Henry Morrison
will so n be ofT the bachelor list.
* ❖ *
A Upmai Southern beauty is M;<s
! r..i Hurt, school teacher who ha.ls
{• rr, ninefold, W. Va She is a
v:« t<a herc
♦ * *
Mrs L I)a\id>on of Columbus,
Oh ' is another \i*itur here attend
ing ’.h* S oil AM E conference.
* # *
Elizabeth Bremmer ha* stars in
her eyes because that * certain '
gentle ran is in town for a visit.
If # sje
On Wednfsd,i>. Editor and Mrs.
J n * F MCa I two fine people
sf: r w# hm proud to cal) friend-,
celebrated their 30th wedding an
mieirary with members #>f the fam
>».' The McCalls received nu-
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ON WAYNES STAFF
merous gifts arid congratulations
'from thur many friends
* * *
Lucky Ethel and Lowell Baker
flew to New York for their wedding
anniversary. Herschel and Dorothy
Solomon just returned from the
world's second largest city also.
* ♦ *
Mrs R J. Me Fall visiting
friends and relatives in Kentucky
* * *
Warrant Officer Herbert Rice his
moved from the Italian front to
Ft ance
* * *
Marguerite M .rrav-Stokes and
her young son. were in our city j
Sunday. Marguerite is at present j
assistant manager of the River |
Rouge Federal Housing project and !
has been stationed at Yysilanti since J
September but plans to return to
Washington shortly
* # *
Atty Joseph Brown and young
son returned from a trip to Idle
wild Tuesday.
# * *
Russell Rrown i* a very well read
young man. Knows his politics, too!
* * *
The AKAs feted Detroit’s own
famous women Saturday night
w ith a banquet at the Gotham ho
tel. They were Beulah Whitby,
Beulah Brewer, and Dr. Marjorie P
Meyers.
* * *
Alice Lisle, who celebrated her
natal day Sunday, was the recipient
of six imported handerchiefs from
one of her admirers.
NORTH END NEWS
By MARIAN C. McGILL
The Home Nursing classes being
conducted by the American Red
Cross give everyone an opportunity
to learn how to care for the sick in
their own homes and to render
service to neighbors and friends.
A class meets each Friday at 10
a m. on the third floor of the J. L.
Hudson company. Mrs. K. Mon
criff is the instructor.
At the last session, the class vis
ited the Children’s Centej- on Brush
street They were taken on a tour
of the building and instruction was
given about children. A brief talk
on child care was given Mem
bers of the class are: Mesdames
Paul Stevens. Marie E. Wilson,
Irene Kiauter, A S. Burston, Wil
liam L Bust, J. Theus. J. Romer,
Noland Dykes. Joseph Pgnphall,
Fanye Wexley. David McGill.
Joseph Gampball. Mary A Hut
chins.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Brannon of
Mt Clements had as house guests,
Mr and Mrs David McGill and
daughter, Ireire, for the week-end.
Also visiting the Brannons was
Mrs. Katie McGee of Ashland.
Term . foster mother of Mrs Bran
non The guests were royally en
tertained
New Club Meets With
Francis Williams
The newly-organized Over 21
club met at the home of Francis
Williams for their last meeting
Luncheon was served after the
business session which was pre
-ided over by the president. Ro
uen* Greemdge-Hughes A Hallo
ween party and other informal
social affairs were planned
After the business meeting the
members and guests spent the rest
of the afternoon sewing Those
oresent were: Roberta Greenidgo-
Hughes. Muriel Simmons. Jean
Thompson, secretary: Mattie Camp.
Aurelia Walton - Hudson. Betty
Dodson, Veda Freeman. Theressa
Brinson. Lucille Rosemond-Daven
nort. Gwendolyn Harkless, Roma
Lawson, Francis Williams. Doris
FullciaGaiter and Dawn W'atson.
LADY SLIPPER BRIDGE CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs Mac
Gordon. Fust bridge prize was
w<m by Mr* Belle I#ee. second by
Mrs Lenme Wiggins, and consola
tion by Mrs Laurel Reed Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
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with Mrs. Whitby at th« guest table are: Betty
Cathcart. Dr. Marjorie Meyer*, Mrs. Beulah
Brewer, Mrs. Beulah Whitby, the guest of
honor; Mrs. Laura Kate Pickens, Mrs. Betty.
Swan, and Freddie Bradley. Photo by Odell
Bradley.
WILL GO UNION CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs L, Wil
liams. 2927 Jay street, to complete
the quilt to be given away Nov. 10
at the home of Mrs. Harrison, 2931
Antietam. Tne next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Har
rison. Mrs. M. Brown is presi
dent; Mrs. B. Wallace Is secre
tary.
CRIMSON AND GOLD CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs Mary
Irvin Tuesday. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
A. Lyons, 13667 Binder All mem
bers are requested to be present.
STICK TIGHT PALS
Met at the home of Mrs. L. Mc-
Gary, 1436 Frederick street. After
a brief business session, a repast
was served by the hostess. Miss C.
Turner and Mr. L. Simington are
out of town on vacations. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Leona Pittman. 221 E. Warren
avenue, Mrs. E. M. Brown, host
ess.
DETROIT ASSOCIATION
OF BEAUTY OPERATORS
Various committees necessary for
the staging of the Style Revue and
Cabaret Party to be given by the
Detroit Association of Beauty Op
erators were named at the meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Eva Mc-
Henry of King avenue. Other
plans for the dance were discussed
and prizes to be given were de
termined. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Sadie
Fulwood is the chairman of the
dance committee. Mrs. Ruth
Steam, president of the associa
tion. was unable to attend this
meeting.
V-8 SOCIAL CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs. John
nie Mae Gipson. 532 F. Kirby. The
business meeting was short as the
majority of the evening was dedi
cated to the celebration of Mrs.
I Gipson. A delightful repast was
served in keeping with the spirit
of the evening. The next meeting
will be held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Wilson, 526 E. Kirby,
No. 2.
Heroines Of Jericho
Sponsor Sunday Tea
The Heroines of Jericho gave a
tea Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Lula Lee. Providence Harmon
izers were the guests of honor.
Among those present were the
members of the Harmonizers, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. James. Miss Della
Jackson. Charlie R Jones. Mrs.
Marv Mitchell Others present
were: Mrs Rebecca Harris. Mrs.
Carrie Ryan. Mrs. Fannie Buford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hightower, Mrs Gus
sie Gaskin, Mrs Young. Mrs Addie
Tinsely, Mrs. Mattie C. Houston.
Mrs. Josephine Barnes. Mrs. Sallie
Young. Thomas Winburn. L Tem
ple. Booker Shaw and many others.
Julia Temple. Grand Deputy: John
Lee. Grand Joshua, and Mrs. Mabel
G. Labeau.
Celebrates Fourth
Anniversary Sat.
The Art and Study League cele
brated their fourth anniversary
with a party Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Patsy Thomson of Hart
ford ’•avenue A delicious repast
was served and an enjoyable eve
ning was spent.
Guests present included' Ger
trude Jones, president; Lucinda
Ray. vice-president; Ernestine
Humphrey, treasurer; Mary Ben
jamin. Rosemary Hill, Laura
Moscly. Constance Settles. Made
line Seymore. Audrey Spencer
Patsy Thompson. l*auretta W T atts
Estelle Williams. Grace Williams.
Leontine Williams. Dorothy Clark.
Margarotte Smith. Evelyn Winston.
Frances Blake. Marian Davis. Sil
via Keys. Rebecca Muriel and
Ernestine secretary
FURLOUGHING
In town enjoying furloughs with
their families are Sgt Charles
Stephens and Cpl Charles Powell.
Sgt. Stephens is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A Stephens Sr.,
ghe of the John R. USO. Cpl Pow
ell is the husband of Mrs Marjorie
G reen id ge-Powell. They are the
proud parents of a young baby.
W. G. writes, “I hav* been using
Lady Lennox for 3 years. It gives
perfect results." AJ J.wTites, 'Today
Is my Mth year and do I feel good
with my jet black Lennox
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MEMPHIS 3, IXNN. CIM4. LLCa
CLUBS
Monthly Teas
Of Fellowship
Feature Of YW
The first of a series of monthly
Fellowship teas to be sponsored
by the Membership Committee of
the Lucy Thurman YW’CA will be
given* on Sunday. Oct. 15. from 4-
6pm In order to provide an op
portunity for all present to meet
and converse leisurely, no pro
gram has been planned. Incidental
music will be furnished A large
number of hostesses will assure an
atmosphere of Christian fellow
ship.
Mrs Ethel Goins, chairman of
the tea. will pour Assisting host
esses will be other members of the
Membership Committee. They are:
Mesdames Pearl V. Collins, chair
man of the committee; Margaret
Vanßuren, Gertrude Kennedy,
Thelma Dickson. Lucille Hulbert,
Leatha Utz, Exether Washington,
A. M. Bankhead, William Warren,
Mary Williams, Mary O Smith, R.
Lucille Porter, William C. Osby,
Gertrude B Williams. Irene Smith,
Alta Otis, Alice Robinson. A Al
len. Sarah Black. Carrie Curtis,
LaVerne Schuster. Alice Scott,
and Della Tolson, and Misses Ber
nadine Miller and Jennie Ollison
Chairman for the succeeding
Fellowship teas will be: Mrs. Thel
ma Dickson, November: Mrs. Irene
Smith, December; Mrs Alta Otis,
January; Mrs. Mi Vanßuren, Feb
ruary. The public is cordially in
vited to attend. 'A special invita
tion is extended to YWCA mem
bers and friends and newcofners to
the city.
THE JONESES GO EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones. 2637
Maple street, will entrain Satur
day morning, October 14. for Buf
falo. Niagara Falls, and Lacka
wanna. While taking a week-end
vacation in the state of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones will visit their
agents in the above cities
The Joneses are the owners of
Jones-Jones company, 575 East
Columbia street.
HIGHLAND PARK
AUDREY MASON’S
TROTH IS TOLD
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason of
Twelfth street have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Au
drey Elaine, to S-Sgt. David R.
Shorter, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Richard Shorter of Dayton.
Ohio. Miss Mason is a graduate
from Northern high and Howard
university. She is at present em
ployed by the government in Wash
ington. S-Sgt. Shorter is a gradu
ate of Northwestern and the Uni
versity of Detroit. He is now sta
tioned at Painsfleld, Wash
Mrs. Cathy of Kenilworth avenue
gave a beautifully appointed lunch
eon in her spacious apartment to
honor Lessie Boatman, who will
become the bride of Cpl. Henry
Baker on Nov. 23 . . . Garden
flowers were used throughout the
house . . . The luncheon table
held an attractive arrangement of
all white autumn flowers, snapdrag
ons. chrysanthemums, gladiolas. and
petunias . . . The guests includ
ed; the Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Stone
wall of Jacksonville. Fla.; Mrs. Pol
lie Ann Stevens, Cleveland. O.; Mrs.
Marv Jackson of Labelle; Mrs.
Ray Nelson. Mrs. Alice Martin. Mrs.
James Brown, and Hattie Baker.
Four-year-old Robert Taylor,
dressed as Cupid, conveyed the gifts
to the honoree in a blue and white
basket attached to his small bike.
Attractive Mrs. Lenora Baker is
back in town after spending the
summer in the East She was the
center of many gay luncheons, din
ners. and parties. She expects to
spend much of her spare time this
winter at the USO.
Saw lovely Mrs. Lou Ella Stewart
the other day—ever so smart in a
black dress and furs. The dress
is one of her own creations —and
she told me that she was leaving
soon for California to join her
hubby who is stationed there.
DELEGATES
Mrs. Anna Gilbert and Anna
Cooper were the delegates who rep
resented the local society of Berea
Methodist church and the fourth
annual conversion of the WSCS of
the Lexington conference which wat
held at Scott Methodist church
The local society women were host
esses. Some eight hundred dele
gates attended.
HOME
Pvt. Harvey Flanagan and Pvt
Thomas Reeves, are home on a
two-week furlough Both Harvey
and Thomas were active members
of the Methodist Fellowship and
other youth activities in the Park
before entering the service of their
country. Pvt. Reeves is keenly in
terested in Negro history as you
may recall he was the first presi
dent of the Youth Negro History
class in the Park. Harvey's interest
was dramatics.
VISITING IN SOUTH
Lewis Eggleston of Trumbull ave
nue is spending a delightful vaca
tion with the Missus' relatives in
Alabama’ and Florida
YOUNG DEB HOSTESS
Mary Hodge of Klinger enter-
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M.-Sgt. ad Mrs. Wilson H. Caldwell were married Oct. 6 at the
Holy Ntme of Mary Catholic church in Chicago. Mrs. Caldwell
is the former Debbrah Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven
A. Dixon of that city. She is a graduate of West Virginia State
college. Sgt. Caldwell is a former Wayne university student and
an ex-basketball star. He has recently returned from the South
Pacific to attend Officers' Candidate school at Fort Belvoir, Vir
ginia. Ten months of his nearly three years in service have been
in the South Pacific. The young couple will make their home in
Washington, D. C.. following a brief honeymoon in Detroit. Sgt.
Caldwell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Caldwell of Taft street.
—Photo by Brown.
tnined friends with a get-together
party in the home of her parents
Saturday night. Mary Ruth Dobson
and Elizabeth Randell* were the
invited guests from the Park
Sunday at Berea was Womans
day. Mrs. D. D. Turpeau of Cin
cinnati. Ohio, was the speaker of
the noon hour. Mrs. Thelma Stev
ens secretary of the Division of
Social Relation and the
The musical notes were rendered
Church activities was also a guest,
by the Womans Chorus. Mrs. W.
Loving director.
NEW HIGHLAND PARKER
George Frank Mallctte, born on
September 20. to S-Sgt. Melvyn
and Elinor Mallctte (Elmore Bould
ing).
OPEN HOUSE OF
URBAN LEAGUE
The Detroit Urban League will
hold open house at the new home
located at 20# Jack avenue corner
of John R. Sunday, Oct. 15, from
4-7 p ni.
JESSE O. THOMAS SPEAKS
INSTITUTE, W Va.
Thomas, special assistant to the di
rector of Domestic Operations of
the American Red Cross, was the
speaker at the Sunday vesper serv
ices of the West Virginia State col
lege. Institute. October R *
CORRECTION
Through an error in the story
in last week's issue of the Mich
igan Chronicle. Mrs. Mary
Jones was named as mistress of
ceremonies at the dedication an
niversary of St. Cyprians
Episcopal church. Mrs. Ada
Evans was the mistress of cere
monies. The Chronicle regrets
the error that makes this cor
rection ivecessary.
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Ths Choicettes club sponsored
a Charity Military Ball at the La
bor Temple Sunday night for the
purpose of raising funds with
which to buy gifts for the boys
overseas.
Servicemen were admitted free
And they flocked in to hear the
melodious music <’f I<erov Smith's
orchestra. The e'ub, which is a
Christmas savings and social
group It has only been organ
ized since January, and has done
marvelously well.
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Saturday. October h 1944-
Victory Club
In Semi-Formal
The Briggs Victory club ipon
»oied a semi-formal party Sunday
at the Civic Center, with music by
King Porter and his band. Vo
calizing was done by Buddy Roy
ster A twenty-flve dollar War
Bond was awarded Mary B Winn
for selling the highest number of
tickets
Among the many guests present
were: James Hepburn, president;
Mrs. Otea Cowans. Jack Mathews,
Dorothy Smith, Chief P. O. Adol
phus Jacobs, Minnie Cam. Kay
Owens. David Jones. Pinky Ham
ilton. #Mr. and Mrs. Perry Peyton,
Mr. and Mrs. C B Ballard. Mr.
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George Mullins. Mr. and Mrs.
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Lula Johnson, Hamilton Weaver,
Pricilla Roystetr, A 1 Watson, Lou
ise Royster, John Harrison, John
Johnson, F. Harrison, Maggie
Prime, Minnie Coulter. Mr. and
Mrs. Luke Jenkins. Fletcher Hol
lingsworth. Etta Edmond. Carene
Bow«n. and others too numerous
to mention.
VISITING DETROIT
Rev. Hiram 8.. Mays, father of
Mrs. Della Leonard of Woodrow
avenue, had been the Leonards*
house guest during his visit in De
troit for the conference at Scott
ME church. Rev. Mays is the pas
tor of the Scott Methodist church
in Maysville, Ky.
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