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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30. 194«
The Butterfly’s
Trail
By Albert Mary Thweatt
Thought For the Week:
“My business .s not to remake myall,
But to make the absolute best of what God made.”
—Robert Browning.
Giis of the most arauiiful affairs of the holiday season
was the ball given last Thursday by the “Frogs” at Coconut
Grove The verse included on one of the pages of the unique
invitations (Let’s sing and dance and make good cheer, For
Cnrihtmas comes but line a yean, was carried out in every
detail. After being greeted in the lobby by some members,
the guests crossed a miniature bridge, under which was a
beautifully lighted pond filled with live gold i h and artii.cial
frogs- At the far end of the ballroom an enormous neon
lighted irog graced the top of the orchestra stand. Amidst
th s beautiful setting with streamers of yellow and green
overhead, the ladies, beautifully dressed in some of the mc.sl
gorgeous evening gowns, swayed to and fro with their dashing
Romeos. During the intern ssion oi\e really f It the spirit ci
Christmas as “Ed” Law led the singing of Christmas carols.
Congratulalions to the Frogs for affording their many guests
such a delightful evening.
Tne Waidcrt's Annual Formal beginning during the we3
hours Monday morning was also a very beautiful affair.
The Sigma Gamma Rho’s Christmas forma!, also beauti¬
ful and enjoyable, was enjoyed by many guests on Tuesday
night. The orchestra really tr ed to test who could last the
longest on the ballroom lloor by playing several marathon
dances- It was quite amusing to see them gradually give up
ana- retiu to their seats putting and blowing. Many cculd
take it, however. Jar.) Parke- Starr <Mrs. John), one of the
smoothest dancers seen and light as a feather on her feet, re¬
tired after each marathon quite calm and collected. Tire af¬
fair was very lively, everyone having a grand tim?. Many
visiters attended, among them being Miss Ann,etta Turner, a
native of Indiana but at present a social worker in Washing¬
ton, D. C- Miss Turner ;s the fiance of Dr. Samuel Brown.
Jr. Miss Rhoda Carolyn) Wynn of Atlanta (a senior at Morris
Brown), the heuse guest of Miss Agatha Simms Curley, and
Dr James A. Smith of Marshall, Texas, but at present located
in Washington, D. C. Dr- Smi’h, a graduate of the College of
Pharmacy of Columbia university, is the guest of Miss Earline
Simmons. Wclves will also
The L’Allegroes, Alpha Phi omegas and the
have their formals this week, but since they will occur after
this writing, I’ll have to mention them in imxt week’s issue.
Savannah’s citizens have really cooperate} in helping to
make everything lock and feel like Christmas. There are
beautifully decorated tree'' a;iraci ve wii qdw decorations «nci
entrances'and a fine Christmas spirit prevailing- everywhere
One of the most unique outdoor decorations is ieatured a.
the beautiful home of Mr- and Mrs. A H. S mmons cn East
Kbnry street. At the front door is a huge five and a half
pound peppermint candy cane surrounded by Christmas lights.
Blue lights symmetrically arranged adorn the front end sioe
windows. L'-ghted stars gleam at the top cf two decorated
trees at the edge of the porch. Over the brick enclosed base
on which the trees grow are drifts of artificial snow under
which are located white lights, giving a most spectacular ap-
Pear 6 after spending several months in
Mrs Zella DesVerney York Saturday, December
her Savannah heme, left for New on sD-mthng the
18 Mrs Wilbert Morirg of New York city is
v'+vi pn- snri. Anbmv. -Tr end he- aunt. Mrs- Emma
, Smdh of this
Wilkins. Mrs. Moring, (the former Mrs Wilbert
city) is a teacher of Nursery School Education m tlv. D- i- m
nf rare in the Welfare Deportment of R r ooklyn. Mrs
no® Sunday vie-t Mrs. Thcl-
Clvno-n Ford Gamble flew to Miami to
Tnnp? lCrem there she will fly to Nassau She w .1 ■
mo Thelma Banks
accompanied by Mrs. Jones (the former Mrs-
of this city). flew down to Nassau, N- P. Bahamas „ . oO
Mrs her' S F Frazier given by the
see grandson, Frit.zi, in a Christmas play
school' She reports that the mcv>s, bathing in the ocean,
golfing, and the beautiful scenery keep her well entertained.
Her daughter and son-in-law, Dr- and Mrs. Eneas, are delight¬
ed to have her with them. the tele¬
Mr. anri Mrs. Frank D lwor'.h, Sr, are happy over
gram received from their grandson. Frank HI, from Birm ng-
ham Ala, announcing the birth cf a son on December 22
Naturally he has been named Frank IV. The new daddy had
lust arrived for the holidays from North Carolina college,
Durham N C where he is a junior law student. The mother
is the former' Miss Rubye Maxie flew of from Birmingham. Philadelphia, Pa„ to
Mrs. Lillie Brown Perry fa'her. Mr. James Brown
spend the Christmas season with her
Mrs. Perry is the first and only Negro working on the clerical
cfaff of the Philadelphia State Hospital being at ,
Palmer^and Richard “Dicky” Brown is quite thrilled over
can hardly wait .for^the holidayss to,be over so he
ran rpturn Leon Cooper is one of his roommates, n.uty
winner of the Declamation Contest conducted by his
was W from each class at Palmer will compete
cla&s The winners Commencement night for first place. Heres
with witn each eacn other oinei on thc winners. He is also class
hoping that he will amon3
™ Se & w,™ thJ ti >sssr jssr.°s irs
°^: tf ,
S1 L nf f th church hurch marched marened in in holding noimng lighted uvnu-a
ferent d ^P arl C Mrs. Mozelle
candles the . choir Choir sang ^an" Christmas w. Carols.
as for^ the that was written by
Shellman was Narrator of JefiUS was
Mrs, Veronica Canipb 11- Marv h by Mr Joseph Ar-
portrayed by Miss Catherine h Jos . Hall
^"Sn^S^- m °i^^compos^d^by^hlr! Campbell, P SothyMeIver^ Harvev ^alfoa
Margaret Bennett and composed
recited a poem entitled Courage^ ^ whh^l^
S%aTm!^ d!v Y School room W Sp where C r2ia“S a on^uch huge blr thday cakegrilled Congratu-
a cold night).
lati 0 MLs ‘ t 0 G?r e aimne S Moore the fi^uest of New of Mr. Haven, Lister Conn Johnson, (a senior Jr. at
y. , T n efitntp) is York city Is the house
Cardwell ol New
euest ol Dr. add Mrs J. W Jamersoh Sr.
Grierrin-law* of Mrs-' late .lamerson husband was and assistant a graduate suoerinten- cf How-
ard a University. n vprsitv Her Her laie i a mother, Mrs. Lucy
dent of mails in New York cLy |> the first col-
u was
Sr^ receWeT^any^of --------- - - 525 their tasi friends Henry h my last street, Sunday on the evening, occasion at
their beautiful home, . ^ the rPCeiv , nK Une
of their twentieth wedding j^ rs Edna Stevens
wore Dr. and Mrs Jamerson -r ai ■ ?uests at the
Cardwell. Mrs. Celeste Hatcher recei ests Mrg Marion 0
door, Mrs E j J; Smith ^ln^ u ^ Archibald Archibald
Johnston had f Vhp ouest book hnnk while w hile left,. Mrs. Mrs. These
souvenirs as they sou-
rompKins gavi- folders me on 1 , 1.1 wnirri written: “Tlranks for youa
venirs were Twent ieth Wedding Anniver-
presenee December on_ the^occasion 26. 1948. ' liiiO • "informed indeed* a surprise hand to the rivt On
sarv. 'hey had M n . before ____
guests because hQt0 o{ Dr . a nd Mrs.
the opposite page or °t me me jwuet ioiuci t-uoi- f be ; hrvmo home to (-n the the re- re-
Sr..descending m l r
Jam p rson, V beautifully decorated Christ-
ception hall where there was = a ' p. own 0 f ro yal blue
mas mas tree. tree. Mrs. Mrs. studded Jamerson^was^B^. jA "“ri * J«verJ^aa. VP .. beads ^ arj! qrP , sequins, silver
triple crime sheer suer. orchid Mnbbv). Mrs. Cardwell’s gown
slippers and an beaded bodice dlCP an d black crepe skirt. She
featured a white a ffore:eous ne cklace. a
carried a silver beaq«n « Germany Mrs. Fonvielle
gift from her son w . b odice covered with silver beads,
wore a white crepe ski rjps ^ rs Tompkins chose a
silver slipners and Pin ri wd h Chantilly lace with se-
black chiffon yf' ve u slippers and pink accessories-
quins around the nectt. . -i ilvpr ri featuring design
n - crep , ( . a
Mrs. Ot rhinestones Hatcher wa arid ? Sliver s "“„ ' a t the hips and anrt the a^aiGirui voluminous in
1 , „_V, v,,-,,.-
serving^were* MrsT 'Evelyn Grant wearing
SOCIETY
Orchid Art Club
Reviews Year's Work
The Orchid Art club looks
back upon the year, 1948, with
i deal of pleasure. In keep¬
ing with our motto, “Doing
Good Wherever Wc Can;’ and
under the efficient supervis.o.i
of our president, Mrs. Mazella
M. Shellman, we have tried to
spread a little sunshine along
uha way. The year was start-
id by worshipping in a body at
he Tabernacle Baptist church,
if ter which wc launched our
years p.ogram-
At the end of the first quar¬
ter, under the supervision oi
Mrs. Viola G. Oliver as chair¬
man and Miss Dayse B Phoe¬
nix, assistant, we visited the
Charity hospital and present¬
ed them bed pans and flower
vases- The second quarter,
with Mrs. Alyce Gordon, assist ¬
ant chairman, a contribution oi
$25.00 was made to the Green-
uriar Children’s Center. Cur
third quarter’s project resulted
in ; a visit to the Georgia in-
lirmary, presenting them with
sheets, pillow cases and towels,
Mrs- Clara Stewart was
man and Mis. Wiih lmD< ,
Thomas, assistant in this ef-
forl -
The climax Oi our program
was reached on Sunday after-
noon when we visited the boys 1
at the Industrial arm, mak.ng j
a contribution to the initial
set-up cf a Boy Scout troop, |
render.ng a shore, program and
presenting the boys with can-
cy, fruit and cake.
The girls at the Chatham
Protective Home were remem¬
bered and each of the twelve
members of the club presented 1
a girl a Christmas gift. Con
tributioiV also we're made to
he YMCA, Community Chest,
and the Chatham-Savannah
Tuberculosis Association.
On January 5, at the home of
Mrs. Wilhelmena Thomas, 1014
1-2 W. 53rd street, the officers
for 1949 will be installed.
The following are members
"’f the club: Mrs Mazella Shell-
man, Mrs. Mercedes Scarbor,
M ss Dayse B. Phoenix, Mrs.
Mary Brockington, Mrs- Agues
Douse, Mrs. Beatrvce Greene,
Mrs.! Viola G. Oliver, Mrs. Clara
Stewart, Mrs. Llfian Jones,
Mrs. Wilhelmena Thomas, Mrs.
Alyce Gordon and Mrs. Naomi
Hayes.
Eagle Aid and Social Club
The Eagle Aid Social Club
met December 22 at Manhattan
club, 1004 W. 35th street, with
all members present. Our books
for membership will be open
until March 9- Attaway Ru¬
dolph is president and J. C.
Harris is secretary.
Bullet Supper
Mrs. Katie Newton of 503 W
17th street entertained a group
if ladies of the choir of Beth¬
lehem Baptist church Monday
night at her home. The house
|was beautifully decorated in
'holiday style and a delicious
supper -------- -........... was served with all the
trimmings of Xmas in buffet
fashion Those present were
Mesdames Lillian Jones, Mag¬
gie Canty, Mattie Williams,
Virginia Williams, Mary Kiil-
ingsworth, Ruby Maynor, An¬
nie M. Robinson, Dora Blake oi
New York city, and Katie L.
Newton-
turmg a black drape skirt, a powder blue brocaded top with
fushia flowers Her accessories were aqua. Miss Roberta Rob¬
inson was attractive in black trimmed with sequins and MisI
Earline Simmons in a green taffeta with a pink yoke Insert
and scalloped shoulder bodice. The table was covered with a
twenty-five-year-old cluny lace cloth over green in the cen¬
ter of which was a silver holder containing dozens of red
roses and ferns flanked by burning green tapers in silver
holders. At each end of the table were crystal cake piatea
filled with plain and fruit cake. A huge basket of flowers
the church adorned the fire place. During the serving
the guests were entertained with groups of songs by Mr. Leon
Gra nt, baritone, and Mrs. Willie Mae Patterson, lyric sopran--.
Congratulations to this happy couple ana may they spend
many more such pleasant anniversaries
The members of the Sigma Gamma Rho and the Frog a
brought —-beer cheer nct^ not only only to to those those who who are are -well,, well, but but to to those those
.wno are conunea confined during during the me holidays: nonaays. Early r,ariy Christmas enristmas
mornu r, Mr. and Mrs. Eaward Law, Mr. and Mrs. “Bill” Lov-
ett, Mrs- AltomeseDowse, Mrs. Virginia Young, Miss Augusta
Nettie, Mrs. Fannie Preston, and Mr. and Mrs. William Hagins
and Mr. Wilson Hubert, assisted by Mrs. “Joe” Hubert and
Mrs. Esther McLester braved the cold weather and serenaded
Christmas Carols Mrs. Addie King, Charity Hospital, the
Mills Memorial Home, Mrs. Pray, Mrs. Lucile Johnson and Mr
William “Billy” Rhodes- During the serenade the group
stopped by the “Bill” Sanders for cocktails. They ended up
at the home of Mrs. Eunice Brown, where coffee and waffles
were enjoyed.
The local chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority in titling
services Monday evening presented to the Charity Hospital a
wheel chair for the children’s ward. Soror Cora Bailey of De¬
troit, who is a sister of Mrs J L. Bryant, the chairman of the
committee, made the presentation. More elsewhere,
| Mrs. Esther Warnck and Miss Angeline Brown from At-
] a nta University, and Messrs. William Haines and Lester
ifSe* Tnhncrm nf Hamntrm “ are ^ amnns ^ thnse. ^ snendine ~ ** the holidays ^
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
Birthday Party
A join.. surprise birthday
party was given by Mr. and
Mrs- J. Williams at the home
ol Mr. and Mis. James West.
901 W. s8.h street, honoring
vv'.liie Williams on his birthday,
December 22. The home was
oaautilul with cut flowers and
Ainas deeur&lion> 111 the din¬
ing room Uie table was beauti-
lUl with bhi birthday cake as a
c, liter ij-dlt. Mr. wiiLanis wa$
very ihu,jIi surprised and ic-
uefVicf matoy beautiful and usd-
ful giftS aliyl cards'oi congrat¬
ulations from his many friends.
Those present were Kev. and
Mrs. C. S. Sriipi.ng, Rev. and
Mis- A, Daughtry, Wnl.e lfa
con, little Misses Betty Ann and
Juliette West, Mr. aid Mrs-
Andy Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
C. CJilin s, Mrj. Mab 1 Taylor,
Mrs. F s e Lender, B Alexan¬
der, Mr. and Mrs. James West,
Mss. Jcnn.e H. Williams and
j.htrs.
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
frv GJING NEXT teWT WKCif WEEK.
PlaygrouiK basketball Da¬
^ ues \vill swing into fail action
, r , ux v v 0 p j. Carroll
a I lounced today. These
leagues are divided into thr c
classes: the midgets or small
boys, the junior boys, and the
j^ en > s leagues. They compr.sc
22 teams.
outdoor courts arc being put
3 Y to shape on all playgrounds
^is wee ] { The .midget and j
junior leagues, will play all ot j
their games on these courts
The men’s league will play
°^ !
Any ladies’ groups who would
liketo form themselves into a
basketball team are inv.ted to.
do so and contact Mr. SUthe,
tt the Recreation Center at
nce. Euch groups will use the
;ym at the center also for
practicing and for all of their
ames
26 Awards ,
Made Bv
NFIP
Scholarships totaling $39,-
8L0 50 were awarded 26 Ne¬
groes for study in 1948-1949 by
'he National Foundation far
Infantile Paralysis. Funds ior
the scholarships are raised in
the March of Dimes, whiih
takes place this year January
14-31.
Ten of the awards wen-
made to men, of whom nine
were physicians. The tenth
award was in medical social
work.
Awards to women were: One
in orthopedic nursing, one in
health three in
sical therapy, eight in medi¬
cal social work, and three for
refresher courses in the care
and treatment of infantile pa¬
ralysis.
The full scholarships ranged
from $942.50 to $3,500 for the
j year’s study- Seven of the 27
scholarships were awarded by
local chapters cf the Nationa'
Foundation for short course*
by physicians and nurses. Four
of the awards to physicians
were renewals of prior awards
and two of the scholarships
I were two year awards.
JR. LEAGUE REVIEWS
PAST YEAR S WORK
The Junior League held its
regular monthly meeting at
the home cf Mrs. Emma Lind¬
say on December 20- After the
formal open ng of the meeting,
the pres.dent, Mrs. Susan P.
Waters, reviewed the program
ol a c ivities oi the past year
Most of the -activities,, submit¬
ted by the ways and means
committee,were very .successiul-
y accomplished. Trur most
outiuuiu ng activity Was me
baby coatcsi which netted over
or,: thousand dollars. The ui-
aie proceeds were turned over
to tne Chnil Placement C n-
.er.
“The Gi.l With Two Faces,”
,-y Jane Kendall, a mystery
,vi.h an an-woman cast, was
ni,cussed and is m the pieces^
ji bring cast.
Tne adjournment, of the
.neet.ng was followed by a ue-
..gtuiul repast served by the
.adies-
uostess. f»
.-vvv4'vv**K-f vvv - H'
LOCALS
Mrs. Hannah Basley of Me-
ridian, Miss, ,.s in the ci y vis
her rclal.Vis, Mr. and
Mrs Conn .3 Wimberly cl 8J2
West 41st streot- Mrs. Basiey
is a teacher the public
school system of Meridian and
a leader in the Girl 1 , uu ,
Troop 31 of her city.
Miss Alfreda R. Jones of New
city is spending the hoi-
with her aunt, Mrs. Belie
H ° USl ° n ' ° f 35 ' h Str£et ’ W ° Sl
of thiy clt but ntw living m
New York clty> spent lhe hol .
ldays witil f r iends in Boston,
Masy Miss Car k . y is 11 '
(iau; , hter of Mrs . agg ; e C an-
ty of w BolLpn street and the
niece of Mr and Mrs . Llx nt
n 0l w 3alh stree t.
We are proud to receive news
laughter f;.cin Mrs. Miley Haynes, the
of Mis- E. J. Oav a.-u
rioter of Mrs. Julia Middleton
5*-(i East Gaston street, who
i,s in New York do.ng nurse
aid at the Revlora Company,
the is the first and only color¬
ed nurse there.
Miss Eitella Morris and Sjt.
Dora Gordon and their
ers, Mrs. Lucy Morr.s of Bur-
roughs street and Mrs. M. J
Gordon, were dinner gursts oi
Mrs. W. M. Byrd an t family
Monday evening, December 28.
Mrs. Morris is doing supervis¬
ory work In the civil service in
Washington, D C., and Sgt.
Gordon is in the army, station-
:d at Fort Ord, Calif.
fers. Agnes Sexton of 1006
W- 45th street, returned to the
city last Thursday with her
>cn, Lorenzo King Sexton, who
s a recent graduate of the
American School of Mortuary
:cience and Art in New York
city. Mr. Sexton is a graduate
of Bcach-Cuyler and a former
student of Clark college in At¬
lanta.
Mrs. J V/. Wilson, Sr., cf
Jackson,, Miss-, is in the city
visiting her son and daughter-
in-law, Dr. anri Mrs. J. Wilmet
Wilson, of 927 W. 41st street.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Coleman
of New York city, former Sa-
>'annahians, are in the city for
the holidays, guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Richard Williams of 6 C 6
W. 32nd street.
Mrs. (Emma P. Walker of
Waynesboro, and her son, Leon¬
ard Walker, of Detroit, were in
he city, spending Christmas
with relatives, Mrs?" Agnes Sex-
on, and family-
Willie Smith, Jr-, of Wash¬
ington, D. C., was in the city
to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Smith, Sr., of 922 East 37th St
He is a government employee
by day and a student at How¬
ard university at night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hall,
Sr-, and their son, Harvey, Jr.,
are spending the holidays in
the city at their home on East
31st street. They will leave
Sunday to resume their re¬
spective school duties. Mr. Hail
is farm demons’tration agent
at Cairo; Mrs. Hall is an in¬
structor at Albany State col¬
lege, and Harvey, Jr., is a
junior at Morehouse college.
Herbert Huston of Detroit,
Mich, was in. the city over the
Christmas week end Old ae-
•quaiiVances and former school
^ him
DELTAS PRESENTED WHEEL CHAIR TO
CHARITY HOSPITAL
fikho by Tolbert—Tribune Stall Photog.
!\iis.-i Olise Campbell, head nurse at Charity Hospital, stands
by Modern Child’s Wheel Chair which was presented to the hos¬
pital recently by local Deltas. She holds the Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority plaque in memory of the late Soror Joan Davis
Collier, which will .be hung in the. temporary Children’s Ward
which the local D.ltas recently redecorated and furnished.
With a very impressive pro- a nurses training school bv the
gram at the Charity hospital
hist Monday evening, the mem¬
bers of the Beta Delta Sigma
Chapter of the Delta Sigma
Theta scrorlty presented a
nodern child's wheel chair and
indicated a plaque in memory
of their deceased charter mem-
,er, Mrs. Joan Davis Collier,
rbieh will be placed near >he
ic ,.r of the t< mporary child - -
ren’s ward which was recently
cue? orated ar.»i furnished By
the chapter.
Miss disc Campbell, the
head nurse, and Dr. M D. Bry -
^int. who is a member cf the
'visiting staff of physicians and
trustee board, said that this is
the first and ohly wheel chair
for children in the hospital.
Dr. Bryant briefly traced the
histcry of hospitals from the
year '59 to the present time to
show the changes that have
been made and to emphasize
rirs congratulations to the so-
i Ii'y rarity in helping to make Char-
hospital a more useful in¬
! stitution.
! Tiiis hospital was started as
Ladies' and Men's
HATS
Cleaned and Blocked
By
Approved Factory
Methods
Lamas
Bros.
Broughton & Drayton
YACHUM - YACHUM
Unde Sammy's Boys
324-326-328-330
.Vest Broad
Liberty and Montgomery streets
where the present C. and S-
oank is located. Mrs. McKane
and her husband. Dr. McKane,
purchased the property on West
36 h street where the hospital
s now located more than fifty
years ago and from year to
year improvements have been
nade through charitable dona¬
tions.
Mrs. M. D Bryant, chairman
'of the Delta hospital project,
i erv d as mistress of ceremo¬
nies lor the program, which
!w«.s as follows: prayer, Rev. J.
i H. Taggari,; “Silent Night,’i
audience; remarks cn the pur-t
a Delta from Detroit; accept-
pose of the meeting, Mrs. Anne
Givens, president of Beta Delta
. -gma chapter; remarks on the
..crivitici of the late Soror Joan
Dav.s C'flier by Mrs. Dorothy
B Taylcr; presentation of
wheel chair, Mrs. Cora Bailey,
ance remarks in behalf of hos-
i.uil, Miss Olise Campbell;
icd.ca’on of plaque, Rev. Tag-
gar 1 pastor of Asbury M. E.
church; closing remarks, Dr. M.
D. Bryant; Delta hymn
late Mrs. Alice W. McKane
(colored) on the comer of
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