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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1944
Wingfield-Davis
• * •
Nuptials Spoken
At St. Stephens
If GLADYS MILLS A
“Mlsa Pens* col« Wingfield
doubter of Mrs. W. Wingfield of
Tlreman avenue, became the bride
of Staff Sergeant Ernest C. Da via
ten bf Mr*. Alberta Davis, also of
Tiferain avenue, on Monday eve
ning at Ip.m., in Stephen# AME
church. The Reverend Samuel
Davis, ttys groom's uncle, read the
nuptial ceremony.
The bride,’ who was given In
marriage by Mr. Walker Smith,
best friend of her late father, ap
proached the altar in her bridal
robe of eggshell satin, which fell
into a * full-length train. It was
made on lines of becoming and
appropriate simplicity, with ap
pliques Of brocaded lover's knots
at the bodice and about the skirt
Her veil was of finger-tip length
and she carried a white prayer
book tq which a rare white orchid
was attached.
' Sister Is Matron es Honor
Three maids attended the bride
dressed in deep pastel tones, a*
befitr the early autumn season.
The first. Miss Gertrude Siniffleld
wore old rose taffeta Miss Janie
Brown, blue taffeta, and Miss Ma
tte English, peach AH of them
carried arm bouquets of rotes and
b«»by mum*. The bride's sister
Mrs. Justine Casey, was her
trow of honor. She wore char
treuse taffeta and carried la vends
mums.
Ralph Sapp, of the US. Navy
acted as beat man for Sgt. Davis
Mrs Wingfield, the brides moth
er. -waa lovely in aqua jersey. Her
corsage was made of tea rosea
Mrs. Devis, mother of the groom
chose black, and a corsage also
made of tea roses.
tiny Elaine Stanford and Patri
ck Brown were the flower girls
They were quaint in white floor
frocks. Master James
in a sailor suit, carried the ring
' Reception at Women . Club
. The wedding reception immedi
•lely followed the ceremony and
w.is held in the clubrooms of the
women's Federation Ferry at
g-ush streets. Among the guest*
wrre: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uu
Reverend and Mm. Samuel Davis.
Erm * Smith. Mr and Mr*.
lv B !ker Smith. Mrs. Margaret Van
F iren, Mra. I* Davis. Mrs. Julian
J-vies. Mrs Frances Young Mr
end Mrs. James Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. William Penn, Miss Mary
Warren, Richard Porter. George
Solomon. Frank Godley. Miss Al
ice Burns, Isaac Booker. Ruth
Marshall. Mr and \.>a. John Ran
kin. Mrs. D. T. Davis and daugh
ter. Mrs. H. Carwell. Mrs. R
Copeland. Mrs. Margaret Rhue.
Russell Knell and a host of other
friends and relatives.
Sgt. Davis is stationed at Camp
I>ee. Va. #
HVI W SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB ,
Met at the home of Mr*. Collo
way. Business session wit brief,
during which plans for a fashion
show Were discussed. Following
the meeting. • delicious repast
was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr*, Maude Gould. Jus*
luta Morris, dub reporter.
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Wishes to announce its Grand Opening. Sunday, Oct. 29
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f LATURIXO THE LATEST ETTLES AMD MODELS
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FEATURING
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•
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cf eating the most beautiful hair style.
Operators: Please Use the Application Blank Selow
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I To enroll in iht Hairstyle Revue enclose money order •
lor one (11) dollar aad mdll te Mrs. Mamie Meen. SSI E. j
• Erskiae St.. Detroit 1. Mich. ;
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j Shop Phone .. «. :
The Detroit Association of Seauty Operators
For Tickets and Information Call . • •
Mrs. Sadie Fulwood. TR. 1-ltfO
For Reservations Cell Mrs. V. Foster. CL. 3412
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Just three es the charming young ladies who witnessed the
Tuskegee-WUberforce football classic last Friday night in U. of
D. Stadium. Left to right, aa they entered the dance which fol
lowed the game: Myrtle Mitchell, Don Brooch and Batty Ann
Wheeler. Photo by Bradley.
The- Party .Line
By MARIAN
Gsy farewell parties are twirling
merrtly for Mrs. Florence Hickox.
who leaves on Sunday to make her
home in California.
She was honored with a bon
voyage party Saturday night by
Mrs. Hattie Hulbert of Philadelphia
avenue. Mrs. Hickox was the .re
cipient of many lovely sifts as all
the guests w ere former members of
the popular 12 Charity Girls club.
The evening wav spent in remi
niscing. Guests were Mcsdames Es
telle Harris, Harriet Belton. Ella
Sweeney. Hazel Davis. Grace Ben
nett. Henrietta Stephens. Chanie
Lindsay, Anne Nelson. Florence
Hickox, Lulu Williams, Bertha
Taylor. Vester Smith and Doris
McDaniel of Pasadena. Calif
Mrs. GonzelJa Porter of West
minster mou* wav hostess to a
lowly handkerchief shower Friday,
honoring Mrs. Florence Hickox.
After an enjoyable evening of
femes the guests retired to the
Porters' beautiful recreation room
where the hesteae served a sumptu
ous three course dinner. Guests
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • * RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
were members of the Dorcase of
Detroit club of which Mrs. Hickox
is past vice president. They in
cluded Mesdames Ethel Spradley,
Smith, Louella Hill, Francis
Smoots. Waddy B. Nicholas, Mae
Johnson. Hazel Davis. Ray Collins,
Elise Maxwell, Virginia Jackson,
Fozer Carpenter. Laura Langston,
Dixie Bennett and Mrs. Lorraine
Martin.
Mrs. Charles Jones of Ironwood
avenue, mother of Mrs. Dorothy
Bomar. is off on a fall vacation to
New York and Peter.«rburg. Va.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Harrison enter
tained the ladies of the Peter Pan
Bridge club. Wednesday. She
served a delightful rfienu and the
bridge prize winners were Cecelia
Carter, first; Mary Walker, second
and third to Ann Roden. Other*
present were Jane Smith. Mabel
Stowers. Helen Pettiford, Ann
Webb, and Naomi HiU.
Mias Ruth Fuller of Hendrie
street left with Mrs. Edna Dotson
of Petersburg. Va., with the body
of Mra. Dotson‘a husband, Wallace.
Ruth and Sallie Simons also at
tended the funeral. Ruth will stop
over in Washington to visit her
sister there before coming back
home.
Sgt. and Mrs. Leonard Harrison
dashed to Cleveland for a week
end with relatives Friday.
Marie Rockmore of Montieth
street gave a birthday party last
H 1 ®* wa * B*y for the “voung
rry. Dancing and fun galore. A
few of the guests were Vera Mor
ris. Jimmie Fritz, Joanne Jackson
«?•*!!£■ Dons Fo * , *r. Douglas
McAfee. Thelma Morns, Governor
Watt Jean Mitchell. Don McTyree.
Ralph Fennell. Thomas Turner and
others,
Joanne Jackson has her pretty
head all set on a Halloween party.
She is deep in plans and will be
sending out invites soon
/ ,c ® r **«"" Halloween
ovir ?!■?.* a i s V n th * Pining
avenue E * Robln *°n of McGrai
—f rm * n * n J°ygd the gay-
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• By VIVIENNE
SMALL FRY- *
SCORE AOAIN
Well, time does fly, but quickly.
Wendell Murphy Jr., celebrated
his tenth birthday Sunday and we
Vera amazed, for it seems only
yesterday that Wendell was a
cute, fat, laughing baby, bundled
in blue. Sunday he wa* the aa
sured young man. certain that hi*
gueats were having a good time
at his birthday party.
► The kiddies played guessing
game* pinning a tail on the don
key, and akita. Prizes were given
the wintjers of the various games
and the young party-goers con
sumed great quantities of ice
cream and cake.
The young celebrants were:
Bobby Austin. Franklin Sea
brooks, Billy and Phillip Living.
Paul and Alvin Loving. Barbara
Jean and Gerald Poe, Jeannie Al
len, cousin of the guest of honor;
Bob Moody Jr„ and Philip Rice,
Eleanor Elain# and Larry Milben,
Billy Murphy, James Sheppard,
Bobby Solomon, Walter Killian,
Emmett Leverett* <and Robert
Zeigler.
* * *
DETROITERS TAKE
SPOTLIGHT
The Detroiters, that lovely
group of native-born Detroiters,
began their fall activities Satur
day, when they met at the charm
ing home of Pearl Penick. Mra
Penick. who is known as an inim
itable hostess, made a real party
out of th# affair. Fall flowers
were in profusion throughout thf
rooms and her prizes tvere beau
tiful and different
Members of the Detroiters are:
Irene Hunton, Ruth Webb, Orion
Wells. Margaret Piper. Phyliss
Coldcn. Mildred Lee. Mary Rob
erts. Belitta Smith, Helene West
brook, Geraldine Caldwell and
Kathleen Black. Guests at this af
fair were: Teen Johnson. Thelma
Houston. Dorothy Manzella. Bon
nie Osburne. Mary Taliaferro. Va
lerie Wallace. Mary Bell. Eddie
Robinson. Bftty Cole. Katie Ful
ler. Pearl Howard. Adele Wayner,
Josephine Lov4, and Lucille Lee
Lucky prize winners were: Katie
Fuller, first guest; Betty Cole, sec
ond. Phyliss Colden and Ruth
Webb won-first and second club
prizes, respectively.
This year the club plans to de
vote most of its time and energy ,
in the name of charity.
* * *
ADD PARTIES*
Sunday Detroit hostesses liter
ally threw open their doors for
entertainment Mrs. Landy Harris
honored her mother-in-law. at a
pretty tea at thq Harris residence
|on Trowbridge avenue. Mrs. Lan
dy Harris Sr„ the honeree, wa*
charming in a floral print and a
purple-throated orchid.
* * "*
Sunday, too. four hostesses hon
ored Hertha Priest at a shower.
Hertha left Tuesday for Boston, j
Mass., where she will become the ,
bride of Lt < j g > Joseph Jenkins. [
* * *
Eddie Tolan, former Olympic,
sprint star, honored Paul Robeson
Sunday at a luncheon at the To
lan home. Mr. Robeson is present
ly appearing in ’Othello” at the
Cass theatre.
Guests who gathered at the To
lan home for this affair were: Mr
and Mrs. W. T. JohnsoA Dr.
James Goggins and daughter, ;
Floride, Mr. Lebron Simmons,
Mrs. Eva Campbell, Mrs. Christo
pher Alston, Mr. Jack Raskin.
Mr. Patrick ♦oohey and his
daughter. Patricia,- Mrs. Vera Car-
est party lait Sunday. Her pretty
. mother. Mary Brown Norman, in
vited in 15 of Betty's friends for
the <ay doings. The delight of the
! musical cake that chimed "happy
birthday” will long be a pleasant
memory. The petite hostess re
ceived lovely gifts. At the party
were Homer and Shirlyn Smith,
Dora Wells, Marauita Jackson, An-
Bels8 els Gray. Anderson and Donald
(ilmore, Macy Hall Jr., Odell Ro
mero. Dorene Sanders. June.
Charles and Marian McClain.
1 Don McTvree of Englewood ave
j nue had the ' gang” of younger
I buda and lads out to his home with
an after football game gathering,
i It's just a known custom for the
crowd to get together for dancing
and fun after the game*.
The stage play “Othelld” starring .
Paul Robeson has been playing to
a crowded audience nightly at the
Cass. The elite have dressed and
I have been handsomely scattered
I in the crowd at the show.
Hr \
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CLASSES IN:
l Saxophone
Clarinet
Treosbene
Trumpet 1
Orchestration
rV*m
ter, Mrs. Audley Moore, Mr. Shel
ton Tappes. Mr. Albert Green.
Rev. Charles Hill, Sunpie Wilson
and others. w ,
* *
The Detroit Bridge League's Re
gional tournament attracted visi
tors from various parte of the
country. From Cleveland came
Mr. Robert Banks, Dr. Richey.
Glen StAaft and C. Wilkes. Chi
cago offtred ' Carter and
her attractive partner. From St.
Louis came Mr. D. Bush and Pitts
brugb was represented by C. Da
vis. who is president of the Bridge
League therV
For the first session tlfe players
used the “Scrambled .Mitchell
movement” and the “Nine Table
Howell” for the second session.
Detroit tgalked away with most of
the honors, with French Johnson
and Bertha Bubbard emerging as
winners In the first movement.
Lydie Goggins and William Friend
won second-place honors. In the
second movement, Glen Stewart
and Mr. C. Wilkes from Cleve
land were high point winners and
Lydia Goggins and William Friend
came in second
* * *
WESTS IDE CHATTER:
MEET MRS MORTON
Tall, stately, with a dynamic
personality, that's “Bess” Morton 1
as she is affectionately called by I
her friends. Mrs. Morton is the
wife of Major Roy Morton and a
member of the prominent Talbert
family.
Our outstanding woman at
tended Wilberforce university,
graduating from there in educa
tion. she did work at How
ard and at Wayne university. She
teaches at the Bishop school and
has been employed there longer
than any other teacher. “Bess” is
a woman possessed of great cour
age and a winning personality,
having inherited these traits from
her illustrious mother, beloved S.
Frankie Talbert, who for a num
ber of years served as resident
secretary at the YWCA. Mrs. Mor
ton, in addition to teaching, finds
time to drive a Red Cross Motor
Ambulance, work in the YM and
YWCA. AWVS. and work ardent
ly at St. Cyprian. She is a mem
ber of Delta Sigma sorority.
The Mortons reside at 6052
Scotten avenue with their young |
daughter, “Ronnie.”
* * *
Mrs. Menzol Caliman or Vine- '
wood avenue surprised her hus- j
band Saturday night at a stag
party. The men “stagged” until th«
early morning hours.
* * *
In cast you don't know it, It’a
now Major Felix Me David. The
major s wife i« pretty Margueri
tia Williams McDavidr u
Ret.
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Hbnored With
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______ mm i
By VIVIENNE
Climaxing a aerie* of prenup
tial ahower* for popular Hertha
Priest was the one given Sunday 1
by four hostesses at the Montjoy ,
residence on Alger: The hostesses I
were Margaret Bennet. Evelyn 1
Montjoy, Betty Swan, and Elmina 1
Gibson. The affair, which was
held between the hours of five
and eight, was attended by
throngs of Hertha's friends.
The hostesses had an exception
ally pretty and effective color
scheme. The dining room table
was covered with a lovely lace
cloth. In the center of it was a
white dias with the figure of a
naval officer and a bride. All
around the table were gaily-col
ored pastel hors doeuvres, and at
each end crystal bowls contained
champagne and rum cocktails.
Petite Hertha, who left Tuesday
to become the bride of Lt. <J.g.>
Joseph Jenkins, was radiant In a
soft blue dress, with a square
neck ending in a bow at the left
side. Her corsage was white car
nations. a gift from the hostesses
Her 4iny calot of the same mate
rial as the dress, was adorned
with two plumes, one pink, the •
other blue. Her accessories were
black.
Particularly stunning, too, were >
the hostesses. Elmina Gibson wore
brown crepe with a sequin front; j
Mrs. Germany Bennet chose a be
coming emerald green moire aft
ernoon puit, Mr*. Montjoy wore a
black crepe trimmed with sequins,
and Mrs. Swan wore a beige dress
with short cape sleeves. Her
gloves were browm elbow length.
The honorye 'received a beauti
ful array of gifts, including hand
kerchiefs, linens, perfumes, co
loges and jewelry.
Those who came to this affair
were: Frances Calloway, lovely in
a grey suit and hat; .Katrina
Whittington, Blanche Sturkey.
Lily Andrews, in a pretty suit;
Carolyn Rucker and Charlotte
Howard, with an unusual and
stunning brown hat; Ruth Wilhite. :
Gertrude Francios, Marguerite j
Me David, stunning in brown and
beige, with a turban set at the
right angle: Emmadean Bell, love
ly in purple; Ardenah Johnston, i
Bess Officer, Loretta Briscoe.
Odessa Trotter. Marie Reed. Jessie
Carter, Regina O'Neil. Cornell
Orum, Edlee Webster, Marian |
Gresham. Marguriete Berg os.
Thelma Baldwin. Alice Taliaferro,
Vantella Lane. Alma Mitchlee and
Gladys Fisher.
Qro VADIS CLUB
Met in its first session foil v-»
ing summer vacations Wednesday ,
at the home of Mrs. Charlton. An
expression was made of appreci
ation for the support the public
had given them the past year in
their endeavors. Members of the
Quo Vadis club are: E. Lewellyn,
president; M. Kimble, vice-presi
; dent; M. Heard, recording aeere
tary: B. E. Williams, assistant
secretary; J. King, treasurer; F.
Williams, business manner: D.
Smith, assistant business manager,
and M Charlton, club reporter.
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Was entertained at the home of
Mgr Dorothy Steger, 438 Hague
street, in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth
Ward's birthday. Bridge was
played, with prizes, awarded to
winners. Mrs. Norris served a
dainty menu. Many lovely gifts
were received by the honoree.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Brown.
CLUB OF CHEER
Held its annual tea Sunday. Oct.
15. at the. home of Mrs Birdie
Miles, 1327 Hancock. Mrs. C. Tay
lor reviewed the history of the
qlub. Mrs. M. Bruenton gave a
reading. Honored guests were
members of the Rosebud club.
Mrs. M, Bruenton is president;
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