Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1939 — Page 5
Saturday, August 5,1939
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City’s Socially Prominent Attend Brilliant Ceremony
One of the most colorful and out-1 tifully dressed In black lace with standing social events of the sea- j rhinestone accessories, Mrs. Archie son was the observance of the ■ Smith was quite charming in sheer Golden Wedding anniversary of crepe with gold accessories, Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. J. W. Wood, at Lillian Wood Williams was fastiJones Tabernacle, A. M. E. Zion diously gowned in pea-green Mirichurch, Wednesday, August 2nd, nella crepe, and Mrs. Mack C. followed by a reception at their Spears, Kansas City, Kan., in ecru
home in North Capitol avenue. Services at the church were presided over with much dignity and poise by the pastor. Rev. I. A. Moore. As bridal airs were played by Mrs. Mildred Jackson, Lillian Jeannette Wood Brooks, lovely In a colonial gown of white net over taffeta, fashioned with short puff sleeves and a basque skirt, youngest granddaughter of Bishop and Mrs. Wood, preceded the bridal party to the alter, which included Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Moore, and Bishop and Mrs. Wood. Those taking part in the testimonials were: Atty. R. L. Brokenburr, Rev. E. D. Skelton, Rev. J. I. Saunders. Dr. H. L. Hummons, Rev. R. C. Henderson and Bishop J. W. Walls, Chicago, and Mrs. I. Albert Moore. Lovely vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Mayme Logne,. Mrs. . Jeannette Jackson, and Mrs. Mattie Anderson, all were accompanied by Mrs. Mildred Jack-
son.
Following the testimonial. Bishop and Mrs. Wood, received friends at their home. The* house throughout was decorated with pastel shade asters, gladioli, and roses. The dining room was a profusion of beauty. The table was covered with an exquisite lace cloth, a gift to Mrs. Wood from the Bishop on his return abroad, some few years
ago.
The buffet was adorned with a beautiful wedding cake, the gift of one of the auxiliaries of Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church. In the receiving line were the daughters of Bishop and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens, in black lace, and pink accessories; Mrs. Ethel Wood Brodks was beau-
lace with dubonnett accessories. Others in the receiving line were Mrs. Lionel Artis, lovely in black sheer, with polka dots and pique trim, with white accessories; Mrs. R. L. Brokenburr, was quite charming in white chiffon and rhinestone accessories; Mrs. David Reynolds In black net, pique trim and white accessories; and Mrs. L A. Moore in yellow chiffon and rhinestone accessories. Bishop W. J. Walls also was in the receiving line. Mrs. Wood was lovely in white silke lace, with mother of pearl accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet of Johanna Hill roses, a gilt from Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Ar-
tis.
Hostesses were. Mesdames Ca•rolyn Cain, Frances Fisher, Elfreda Washington. Bertha Woodson, Florence iByers, Artie German, Emma Goode, Annie J. Lewis, Alice Windrow, and Easther Jones. In the dining room assisting Mrs. Washington, were: the Misses, Lillian Jeanne Wood Brooks. Mary Puryear, Marianne Orrld. Peggy Roey, Elizabeth Lucy Carter, and Rosemary Hawkins, assisted by John Wesley Wood Brooks , and Sfamuel C. McCann, Jr. Throughout the reception music was furnished by Mrs. Silvia McCann Roache, and Miss Beatrice C. Sullivan. Solos were rendered by Mrs. Bertha Davis. Out-of-town guests included, Mr. and Mrs. Mack C. Spears, Kansas City, Kan.; Miss Claudia Stevens, Chicago; Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Shaw, Wilmington. N. C.; Rev. and Mrs. R. A. G. Foster, Wilson, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Wilson, Chicago; Mrs. Sadie Anderson, Chicago; Mrs. Della Stevens, Chicago; and Rev. J. L. White, Washington, D.C.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler enter-1 has lieen continuing study for
Master’s degree
guuge.i.
tained a group of friends with a candlelight picnic Saturday on Spiegel’s estate. Those present were: Iva Rennett, Mary Morse, Alberta Starfley, Waymon Butler. Jeronu* Harwell. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Joel Reese and daughter Mary Elizabeth, .807 Maxwell street, spent the week-end iji
Chicago. They were accompanied , Mrs. Eddison.
by Mrs. I. D. Beuchem ami Miss
Jacquelyn Tahl.
in classical
the lau-
Mrs. Tbih Robbs has returned home after having been the hous.* guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Flake, ipr two weeks. Mrs. Lillian Murry joined her motiier and sister the second week. Mrs. Flake gave a birthday anniversary party in honor of her mother and friend,
Eastside News
Mr*. M. P. McGuire
! The Indianapolis portion chartered the a bus, those who didn’t drive, which met the New Albany and
will leave Sunday for *a few days. : Louisville groups at the home of He will be accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin, an Ideal
LEAVES FOR EAST
Atty. Cary D. Jacobs of
Jacobs Brothers’ Funeral home, i
C. D. Jacobs. «
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FRANKLIN-MARTIN REUNION The Annual reunion of the Franklin-Martin families, and all of their tributaries that have
place for a picnic. Mrs. Martin was hostess. The large front yard was beautifully shaded with giant cedars which made those who really knew country life, think of childhood days, a large apple tree
BISHOP AND MRS. J. W. WOOL!
Who celebrated their Fiftieth wed-j pastor, officiating,
ding anniversary, Wednesday atj Jones Tabernacle A. M ,E. Zion j
church, with Rev. I. Albert Moore,! home of the “bride and groom
After servicea,
a lovely reception was held at the
Church Activities
News of the Clubs
MODERNETTE SOCIAL Met with Mrs. Mila Qartiu, 515 Spring street. Next meeting with Mrs. Jones, 2445 Highland place. Miss Blanche Tucker was award-
ed the prize.
HAPPY GO LUCKY 12 Mrs. Mildred Lillard was hostess Tuesday. Prizes: Mesdames Catherine Martin, Orene Smith and
Ruth Miller. gala girls
Met with Mrs. Tommy Freeman. Prizes: Mesdames Jane Boyd, Muriel Lillard and Geneva Davis.
RITZ BRIDGE
Mrs. Mintoria Robinson was hostess. Miss Lacey Cliff was guest. Prizes: Mesdames Georgia Saunders, Leona Cuthrell and Christine Pryor. Miss Cliff received guest prize. Mrs. Saunders will be next hostess.
EL-MO-ROCCO
Met with Miss Jefferson, Thursday. Prizes: Mesdames Maude Armour, Nancy Robard and Nora Brooks. Next meeting with Mrs. Robard, 403 W. 25th street.
AMERICAN
BEAUTY EMBROIDERY Will meet Friday with Mrs. Ella McReynolds, 402 W. 29th street.
GRAND TERRENCE
Met with Mrs. Ruby McClendon. Prizes: Mesdames Maible Ralston. Gertrude Whitlow and Mary Hubbard. Robert Jackson was a guest.
JOY GRAFTERS
Met with Mrs. Martha Bransford, 2110 Shriver avenue. Plans
were completed for a picnic which will be
Wednesday. Prizes: Mesdames Malinda Tanner, Ella Quishenberry and Margaret Turman. Mrs. Tanner was hostess July 12. DAFFODIL Met Monday with Mrs. Carrie Griffin, 2417 Highland place. Prizes: Miss Savannah Dowd, and Mrs. Lee Anthony; booby, Mrs. McWilliams. INTERNATIONAL, SPORTSMEN Met with George Young, 843 Blake street. Next meeting with Lem Alsup, 717 Indiana avenue. GAITY GIRLS Met with Mrs. Carrie Walton, 655 Indiana avenue. Prizes: Mesdames Jeanetta Dodson, Arleofus Orion, Lula Drake and Bertie Mae Buckner. Next meeting with Mrs. Gertrude Alsup, 717 Indiana ave
nue.
SOCIALITES Met Friday with Mrs. Mary Houson. Prizes: Clayton Jones, Mr«. Nina Alexander and Edward Alexander. Mrs. George Cowen will be hostess, Friday. TWELVE SPORTSMEN Robert Durham presided at bis first meeting as the president. He was presented with a brand new gavel by the members. Next meeting will be Wednesday, with Claude -Dixon, host. -- - • —
CARIOCA
Met with Miss Mary Davis, 714 N. Senate, Friday. LES SOCIABLE
QUATORES
Mrs. May Gay, 2629 Indianap-
moonlight, oils avenue, was hostess, Thursgiven in j day. Misses Lora Banner, and
Franklin. Prizes: Mesdames Lou- Gladys Blow were accepted as new Ise Ramsey, Helen Smith, Bernice members. Helen Gardner will be
Jones and lola Slaughter. Next ! next hostess. - meeting with Mrs. Anna Mae Neal. I JOLLY PALS
NIFTY NINE
Mrs. Hattie Dunnington was hostess. Prizes: Mesdames Luella Sellers, Laura Cohen, Mamie Porter. Next meeting with Mrs. Anna Fite, Lockefleld Apts.
KNOW US
Mrs. Sallie Crawford, 2543 Northwestern avenue, was hostess, Monday. Two new members were added to the greeting, “To Know Us Is to Love Us”. Next meeting, August 21, with Mrs. Coda Head. JUST US TWELVE 'Met with Mrs. Olethea Du Vail.
Were entertained Wednesday with a birthday anniversary party •by Mrs. Cecil Butler. Prizes: Miss Cleo Parker, and Mesdames Willa Tandy, Mary Smithson and Anna Castille. SEMPER PARATUS Mrs. Alla Glenn was hostess, Tuesday. Prizes: Mesdames Elizabeth McSpadden, Opal Hill and Buelah Moore. Mrs. Anna Kuykendall gave an Interesting resume of her travels, showing pictures. MON-AMI Met with Mrs. McBain. Next
BRETHREN: An the King shall answer and say unto them. Verily I say unto you. Inasmuch as ye have done It unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done It unto me. Matt. 26:40. Sacrifice and attend those things that are In the Temples of the Lord. Ab. WOMAN’S DAY PROGRAM. Mrs. Marjorie Barber, of Bethel A. M. E. church will deliver the sermon, and Mrs. Flora Crossen will be guest speaker, Sunday, August G. at the Woman’s day observance, to be held at Greater Phillips Temple. Others who will participate on the program will be: Mesdames A. B. Bowman, N. Camper, Beatrice Brown, Mable Overtoil. Ollie Stewart and Marjorie Barber; Miss Narrissa Brokenburr, the Choir and Woman’s chorus. Everyone cordially invited. Mrs. S. W. Broome, presiding in the evening. ^ * * * VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES. The Tribestone Baptist church, 532 W. Drake street which opened its first vacation Bible school, June ID with sixty-two students, closed Thursday. August 3. with a program presented by the school. Credits were awarded the students by the pastor. Rev. T. H. Bradley. Immediately following a reception was
given.
Teachers wore: Mesdames Laura Goeus, Anna Canady. SallU Bradley and Rev. Bradley. * * * ANTIOCH MISSION CHORUS. Will present a program Sunday evening at H o’clock, assisted by the Male chorus. The public is invited. Mrs. Margaret Bailey, directress. Rev. W. E. Ramsey, pastor.
REVIVAL AT ZION ENDS. ‘ The Revival ended with a great many converts. Rev. Noble Childs pastor. * * • MACEDONIA BAPTIST. Rev. J. S. Armour, pastor of
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meeting will be with Mrs. Reed, 9007 Paca street, Wednesday, August 9. FI A COM Met with Mrs. Leona Watson, 617 West St. Clair, Friday. ETON GIRLS Met with Miss Louise Moore, 1409 N. West street. Prizes: Mesdames Irene Clasby, Rosla Squires and Hazel Williams. LA PEER SPORT Met with Mrs. Lula Jenkins, 2939 Boulevard place. Prizes: Mesdames Inez King, Lillian Chestnutt, Alma Hall and 'Luc.lle Mitchell. Mrs. Thelma Dowdell was retinstated. Next meeting with Mrs. Laura Williams, 616 West North street. COTERIE PONGO Met with Mrs. Louise Brandon. Prizes: Mesdames Dorothy Wil Hams, Beatrice Bowles and Brandon. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Gladys Harell, Lockefleld. NUEVE QUEENETTES Met with Mrs. Rose Burch. Prizes: Mesdames Marguerite Phillips. Ivy White and Corrine Miles. Next meeting with Mrs. Phillips, 327 W. 27th street. RITZ Met with Miss Jessie Coston, Friday. Prizes: Misses Mary Reese, Mintora Robinson and Georgia Sanders. Miss Reese also was hostess. Prizes: Misses Robinson, Leora Culthrell and Josephine Dailey.
Macedonia Baptist church, will preach at the Zion Baptist church for Missionary society, Sunday, August 11, at 3 pm. He will be accompanied by his choir and congre gation. * * * MOUNT PILGRIM VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CLOSES. The third commencement exercises marked the close of the Vocational school, Sunday, with Mrs. E. J. K. Hines, Shelbyville, guest speaker. Certificates were awarded the following students: Betty Louise, Joan and John Couch, Frank Glasple. Joan Allen, Louise, Delores and Paul Penner, Raymond and Arthur McClure, Martha Paris. Ruth Glaspie, Morris Coleman^. James ..Cheatham, Charlotte and Helen Smith. Albert Coleman. Lucy McClure, Mose Glaspie, Dorothy Jones, Steward Malone, Romeo Ratcliff, Elnora Edwards, Catherine Smith. Evelyn Smith and Rose Ratcliff. Teachers were: Rev. O. J. Steele, Mesdames, Blanche Kelley, Delight Couch. Ethel Hamel, James Kelley and Miss Rose Ratcliff, secretary- * * * Rev. Coy Hicks and choir. New Augusta, will worship with the Mount Pilgrim church, Sunday, August 6, at 3 pm. Mrs. Mary Williams, chairman; Rev. Steele, pastor. • * * GREATER BETHLEHEM. Thp choir, will observe Family day, Sunday, August 6, at 3:30 pm. A brief musical program will be presented: Rev. Mumford, Chicago, will l»e speaker. Rev. Wm. Cook, pastor. * * * SILVERTONE SINGERS. Were featured on a program Sunday at Gethsemane Baptist church. The musical supervisor invited all members to lie present at regular rehearsal Saturday evening. August 5, at 6 o’clock. 2333 North Capitol. * * * HOMECOMING AT PLAINFIELD A. M. E. Everyone is cordially invited to attend the annual Homecoming of the Plainfield A. M. E. church which will be held. August 13. Dinner will be served free.
August Bride (Continued from Page 1)
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an afternoon gown of French rose crepe with ivory accessories and a corsage of orchids. She will join the bridegroom before an altar banked with palms and ferns. Mrs. Young, the bride’s mother, has chosen a gown of sheer floral chiffon and will wear a-corsage ofgardenias. ’ Following the ceremony a wedding supper will be served. The bride table will he centered with a wedding cake, surrounded with white roses. Gladioli will be used throughout the home. Miss Young was graduated from Howard university and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. Mr. Ransom is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. He attended Butler university and was graduated from Indiana vni* versity school of Law. After a short wedding trip .the couple will be at home, 2202 N. Capitol avenue.
Richard Sarver and Mrs. Roxie Anna Sarver. left Friday for Nashville to visit her brother.
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Miss Frances Holmes, Ft. Wayne, is visiting Miss Mae Dempsey, over the week-end. Miss Holmes, also is the house guest of Mrs. Clister
McCann. • * *
Mrs. Mary Belle Platt, a teacher in Dennison, Tex., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Southern, Jr.. 2221 N. Oxford street. • * * « > Frank Williams, 526 W. 26th st, is ill and desires friends to callj
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Owsley. Mr. and Mrs. William Turner and Mrs. Jerry Graves, motored to Cincinnati over the week-end.
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James Watkins, 2151 Highland place, left tor the Y. M. C.. A., camp for a two weeks’ vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Curd, Chicago, were the surprise guests, Thursday, of Mrs. Saliie Crawford, 2543 Northwestern avenue, • * • • *, . Miss Barbara B. Sanders has re-, turned after a vistl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sanders.
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Mrs. Virgii Robertson, 2069 Boulevard place, apt. 8 has been con fined for two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grady Brown and sisters, Mesdames John Vaughn and James Lytle and niece. Marietta Patterson, spent a week in Nashville, with their aunt, Mrs. Florence Brown.
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Mr: and Mrs. John House, 840 Fayette street have returned home from a week’s vacation in Xenia, O., wberg they were bouse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Borden.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughn, South Bend were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John House, 840 Fayette street.
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Hctory Bennett and Miss Pauline Walton, Gary, were visitors here
Monday. * a *
Mrs. Ruth Venable is confined to City hospital seriously ill.
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Miss Alease Graves, with her aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Mills, left last week for a three weeks’ visit with
relatives and friends in
Ga.
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Mrs. Marguerite Carter, 2917 Indianapolis avenue left for an ex tended visit with friends in Falmouth. Massachusetts. She will re-
turn late In the fall.
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Dr. Benj. A. Osborne, who has been visiting in New York and Cape Cud, has returned home, accompanied by his brother and sis-ter-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben A. Osborne, Jamaica, L. I. and New Brunswick, N. 1., who will stay a
few weeks.
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Mrs. Laura Reeves will go to Chicago for a two months’ stay with her daughter.
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Mrs. Anna Smith has returned home from a vacation in Idlewild.
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Mrs. Ellis Allen, 713 Locke st., ill spending her vacation in Greenville, Ky.
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Moro Armstrong and Mrs. Mable Tudor, enroute on vacation visited] Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Robinson and Mrs. John Taylor and Eugene Armstrong an uncle of Mr. Arm-
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Mrs. Victoria A. Simon, Miss Su sie Martin and Mrs. Evelyn A. Waters, left Wednesday by motor, for Idlewild, Mich., where Mrs. Simon will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. G. Jones. Mr. Simon will JoJ,ji jjext week. Miss Martin and Mrs Waters will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Stone.
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Mrs. Shirley H. Winfrey and Mrs. Smith Ervin returned Thursday from Fox Lake. Walter Smith, a patient at Sunnyside, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winfrey. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Corgin Ernest will leave August 10 for Idlewild, Mich.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wright and children have gone to New York City.
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Miss Martha Virginia Lewis left Saturday for Pittsburgh, to visit her untie aiid aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Wiley and cousin. Miss Mary Wiley, a teacher in C. A. H. S.
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Mrs. Helen Cowan, Chicago, Is visiting her untie, Henry A. Fleni ing and Mrs. Fleming.
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Mrs. Maude Wilson has gone to New York City to visit her brother, Claude Bass and Mrs. Bass.
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Word of the death of Mrs. Meta Bass, widow of Charles Bass, Sullivan, died Wednesday at * her homo in Chicago. Funeral services were held there. Burial was in Sullivan. Survivors are two sons,,
branched out and married, making ^ as discovered, then Macklin Marall the family names too numer- pl& ce i himself there to catch
mention, was held Sunday.
up on some reading, so he was left in perfect solitude. The ladies went blackberry picking, some ladies lokoing for snakes instead of
berries.
Pictures were taken after dinner of family groups, history was read of the family, history of the reunion was read and the first reunion was five years ago at the home of Mrs. Walter Franklin, ‘ 1433 Cornell avenue. Twenty-one persons were present. The total roll call was sixty-seven. History was read by Mrs. Dorothy Terry. Milking of cows climaxed the afternoon, which had never been witnessed by some. The next FYank-lin-Martin reunion will be in Lou-
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McIntyre family reunion The McIntyre family had their annual reunion with a basket pitch-in by the family Sunday afternoon at the Donglas park. Among those present were Messrs, and Mesdames John Gray, Ben Perry, Fisher, Mrs. Mattie Johnson, Jesse Brown, Mrs. Ruddy Miss Edmonia Toliver will be Johnson, Wilburn Johnson, and married Sunday afternoon at 3:00 Nora Henderson, o’clock to Earl Lee, at the New! a a a Bethel Baptist church. Rev. Geo. FROM SOUTH SIDE Baltimore will read the ceremony.! Mrs. L. Laswell who formally Miss Toliver is the daughter of resided on the South side is In her Mrs. Alice Toliver, 1639 N. Arsen-, new home to her many friends, al avenue. (Photo By Harris.) : 2508 Hillside avenue.
Girls Progressive Twelve
Celebrates Ninth Anniversary
Mrs. Frances Benford, president* of the club, entertained the mem
hers, at the Silver Leaf Industrial home, 775 Indiana avenue, in observance of their Ninth anniver-
sary.
The club colors of green and white were carried out throughout the dining room. Tables were laid (beautiful with a center piece of appropriate flowers. A birthday cake laden with nine candles centered the banquet table. Mrs. Fannie Caldwell was toastmistress; others appearing on the program were: Mrs. Ida Davis, who gave a history of the club; the Foundation, by Mrs. Henriet-
ta McRay ; speakers from various clubs were: Mrs. Lemuel Harris, Jamboretts; Mrs. Saliie Denise Blue Moon; Mrs. Essie Woods. Royal Ace; Mrs. Frank Robinson, Silver Leaf; Edward L. Patterson, Twelve-Mo; Huston Lewis, King •t Klubs; Charles McLaughlin, Y.W. C.A. hand. The girls were lovely in white organdy with green bows in their hair. Photos were taken of the
group.
Lois Caldwell Wed To James Claridy
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pollard announce the marriage of their
Atlanta, Donal(1 and Carl^Bass. Mrs. Carl Clayton. Nashville, was the house guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Walker, 2602 Bonlevard place. Many delightful dinners and parties were given in Mrs. Clayton’s hon-
or.
NEWS OF RECENTLY ORGANIZED
CLUBS
EL GATOS Held its first meeting Wednesday evening, May 24, with Lewis Burns. A membership drive for new members is open. Next meeting will be with Hiawatha Davis, 1421 N. West street. * a * JUST US GIRLS Organized, July 18 at the home of Mrs. Louise Harris, at which time the following were elected officers: Mrs. Obelia Primus, president; Mrs. Eliza Mnnce, secretary; Mrs. Minnie Thomas, treasurer. Next meeting with Mrs. Mary Bush, 1027 N. Miley avenue, Monday, August 7. Mrs. Mary Johnson, recording secretary.
Msses Katherine Mosby, Eva Willis, Hattie Malone. Ixk» Anderson, and Ruby Jane, motored to New York where they will attend the World’s fair.
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Miss Katherine Mosby entertained with a delightful dinner party, Miss Malissa Collins. Miss Moshy was assisted by her mother Mrs. Bertha Utterbaek.
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Lee Haskins, entertained Miss A. Young, of Nashville, Thursday at the Coffee pot.
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Miss Alice Moore continues ill at her home, 714 N. Senate and desires friends to call.
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Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Murray have returned Jrgm Chicago,^wl^re they •were joineffr-by Mrs. Murray’s sister, Mrs. Mae Smith and nieces
Maybelle and Bessie Renfroe, Pas- j Crowdus.
adena, California. They will leave Tuesday for a motor trip ‘East
and then to Virginia.
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.Mesdames Arathia Edlen, and Ophelia Stewart, Vincent Stewart. Willis Brown and Elderidge, are spending their summer vacation on Paradise lake, Idlewild, Mich.
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Mrs. Dora Kittrell, South Bend, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ArtLs Garner. 528 E. Fall Creek parkway. and being entertained by her cmisin, Mrs. Edna Reid, 2130 Shriver avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Lane, left Friday for California. Vancouver, British Columbia and Alas-
ka.
* a • Mrs. Erlene Dale and daughter, Ivan, 953 South Capitol, have returned from Toledo, where they spent a few days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Dav-
is.
Mrs. Frankie Haynie. Nashville, who is in Chicago, attending tin? Carlysle Business school, visited her niece. Miss Marilee B. Saunders 804 N. Missouri street, for three
days.
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Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Brown and children have returned from Hen-
derson, Ky.
Evelyn Squires
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Leroy Claridy, Terre Haute,
The Cosmopolitan Music Study. Wednesday, July 26. The wedding club of which LeRoy Harris is took place at “Over Look”, the president, met Saturday to make home of the bride’s parents. Rev.
R. David Mallon officiated. Only
the immediate families and a few close friends, Mrs. Marie Latham,
SELECT SIXTEEN ORGANIZE The Select Sixteen met with
Jessie Folkles, 2524 Boulevard
place, Wednesday evening. Members are: Alma Davis, Ef-
fle Young, Lugenia Young, Marion Mimms, Mary A. Walker, Octavia Folkes, Ora Smith, Ruth, Mimms, Bertran Gardner, Edward Thomas, Jack Sheltdh, ’ Joe Itamsey, Milton Johnson, Leon Simms and Thomas
plans to present Miss Evelyn Lillian Squires, pianist of Jacksonville, former student of Mrs. Lil-
lian M. LeMon, scholarship stu- were present,
dent of J. Harold Brown of Flori-j Harry Pollard, father of the da A. and M. college and now con- bride was unable to attend. Little ducting her studio in Jacksonville. Wanda Louise Pollard, sister of 'and coaching under a master the bride, presided at the piano, teacher in a recital at the Y. W. Mr. and Mrs. Claridy left for C. A., Friday, October 20th. their home in Terre Haute. She will be assisted by the Cos- The bride a junior at State mopolitan chorus under the direc- Teacher’s college, plans to resume
tion of Roosevelt Squires and the her studies in the Fall.
Squires Sisters trio under the di-1 rection o Lillian M. LeMon. , After Mrs Mattie Tate> 2 ^_>1 Among those who are going to Highland place and friends returnthe National convention from the ef j from a motor trip to New Augclub are: Eleanor Bryant, Bertha us ta, they entertained with a lunehGraham, Inoma Berry and Walter e^ a t her beautiful home. Guests Dawson of the Crescendo Club who we re: Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Benton also is State Junior president. and daughter, Mary Louise Benton.
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