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1963
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EASTER IN NEW YORK — At
least this is Eaater in that
part of New York called the
“Play Boy Club” where the
House of Lords held its Easter
Sunday Dinner Party in the
penthouse and they called it
Serendipity”. Shown are, from
left, club president Ronald Tur
ner with Miss Eleanor West
who won a year’s subscription
to Vogue magazine as her prize
for being “best dressed lady”
at the party; Bunny Heidi and
Dr. Adolphus Riley who won
a year’s subscription to Play
boy magazine for being tie
“best dresac-i man” at »';e
party. (Cottrol pWo)
II • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat.. April 20. 1963
lOIl
Of Clubs
Honors 2
The New York and Westchest
er Regions of The Empire Fed
eration of Women’s Clubs hon
ored Mrs. Melnea A. Cass and
Mrs. Mollie Moon of New York
City at a luncheon, Sunday at
the Park-Sheraton Hotel.
Mrs. Casa is the president of
the North East Region of the
National Association of Colored
Women’s Cluhs, which com
prises the eight states from
Massachusetts to the District ot
Columbia and President of Mass
achusetts State Union of Wom
en’s Clubs.
WORDS FOR A WAY OF LIFE . . .
"Worry is like a rocking chair
It keeps you occupied, but gets you nowhere." . . .
—Anonymous
THE INTERNATIONAL SET . . . Don’t look for Mrs.
J. Odgcn Bulkley around for a fortnight after next
week. She will be fishing for salmon in England and
Scotland.
A happy foursome are busily getting ready to take
off for a five wek jaunt all over Europe — just when
ever fancy takes them there! They are Harmine Pair,
Vivian Brown Jenkins, Irene Gaines and Flo Dixon ...
Way over in merrie ould Englande (London, that
Mrs. Moon is a Social worker
of New York City, founder and
chairman of National Ubran
League Guild, a registered phar-
is) the newest Fellow to the Royal Society of Arts of macist, member of Alpha Kappa
Great Britian, which is only 209 years old, is USA’s
Lois Jones Pierre - Noel, Fine Arts Professor at Ho
ward Univ. and a prominent AKA . . .
“Who’s Who of American Wom
en.”
Main Speaker
Mrs. Henry G. Fowler, past
president of the Pan Pacific and
Southeast Asia Womens Associ
ation of the United States, was
the principal speaker.
Guests on the dais were Mrs.
Cass, Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Car
rie Hill, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Nell
B. Rice, Mrs. Helen E. Harden.
Mrs. Ruth J. Best, Mrs. Helen
Corbin, Mrs. Qeenesther Adkins,
Mrs. Frederick W. Pierce. Mrs.
Mattie K. Daniels, Mrs. Lillie F.
Haynes, Miss Susie F. Jones.
Mrs. Dora N. Lee and Mrs Bessie
H. Payne.
Out of town guest included
Mrs. Gladys Taylor, Mrs. Geor
gia Anderson and Mrs. Annie
M. Turner of District of Col
umbia. Mrs., Naomi Hatcher of
Atlantic City N.J. Mrs. Mildrec
Taylor of Reselle N.J. Mrs.
Betty Cuff of Coatesville Penna.
Mrs. Mary Penn of Braddock
Penna., Mrs. Dorothy Cook of
Rochester N.Y. and Mrs. Car-
lene Watts of Waterbury Conn.
Guests from Boston were Su
sie Lewis, Viola Ryder, Sabania
Vaughn, Ardelle Robinson, Nora
Mumby, Constance M. Hopkins
and Frances Moore.
Serving on the committee were
MesdameS^-Inez C. Lockley, Hen
rietta H. Dixon, Patricia Wal
ker, Kate Adams, Estelle .Wal
dron, Esther Timberlake, Ethel
Glasscock, Ann Skiner, Joy
Marshall, Marie McCullough,
Bertha Gordon, Elizabeth Giv-
han, Drusilla W. Poole, and Al
vin C. Kinney, Nellie R. Cooke,
Vannila Hines, Annie Rouse,
Lauretta DeCrump, Willianna
Crier, Flora Brown, Ruth H.
Inman, Julia Douglas, Leola P.
Rhodes, Carrie P. Hill, presi
dent of Empire State Federation
of Women’s Clubs; Helen Cor
bin, president of Westchester
Region and Queenesther Ad
kins, president of New York Re
gion. Mrs. Nell B. Rice was
mistress of ceremonies. Mrs.
Lillie F. Haynes was Co-chair
man and Mrs. Mattie K. Dan
iels was chairman.
Give Program Of
Fashion-Music
The N.Y. Young Adults of the
National Association of Negro
Business and Professional Wom
en’s Club presented an after
noon of fashions and music re
cently at the Audubon Ballroom.
The music was provided by
Sherman Wesley and his band.
The introductions of the models
were given by Miss Phyllis Ames
Guest models who appeared
were Misses Yvonne Butler, Mon
ique Escofery, Isaline George,
Jane Gutloff, Frances Gutloff,
Karen Johnson, Shirley John
son, Grace Mankin, Sonya Mc
Gee Carol Price, Nancy Tay
lor, Margaret Walker, Anna
Wahs, Jackie Young. Miss Evelyn
Coleman was emcee. Various mu
sical selections were given by
Misses Joy Holland, Joan Simp
son, Barbara Tucker and Made
line Rutledge. George Fultz pre
sented a series of dances.
Designers that participated
were Bonte, Ann Harris, Jay
Dee’s, Clara Johnson. Rowena
Mays, Willie Posey, Michael Pat
terson. Nan Perry, Dorothy and
Elaine Riley, Bernice Wilson, and
The House of Zelda.
Officers of Club
Officers of the club are spon
sor, Mrs. Rae Lee; co-sponsor,
Mrs. Edythe Harris; president,
Phyllis Ames; vice president
Phyllis Gladwin; recording sec
retary, Joy Holland; correspon
ding secretary, Madeline Rut
ledge; financial secretary. Judy
Stroud; treasurer, Carol Glad
win; parliamentarian, Evelyn
Coleman; historian, Jeannette
Brown; chairman of fashon
show,’ Madeline Rutledge; assis
tant chairman Vernice Lopez
and Doris Johnson.
Citizens Xmas
Cheer Officers
Margurite Belafonte has just returned from laz
ing in the sun down in Jamaica, WI for a couple weeks.
She isn’t telling who else was down there . . .
LAND OF ROMANCE ... at the Dave Merrick split-
annum—but with all of his Broadway successes, that
annum—bu wita all of his Broadway successes, that
probably is about a coupla nights work . . .
About a year ago, the Willard Browns called it
^plitsville. She moved to St. Albans. On Easter Sunday
they were remarried on their 25th wedding anniver-
*aary! And will “live happily ever after” . . .
SPRING SCENT . . . The perfume scents that men like
on women is really scent — tilating! Now, there is
Jack Blumstein, owner of the Blumstein Department
•tore. He is a mans man with a yen for the great out
of doors and would rather talk about fishing and things
like that. But pin him down on what perfume odor he
likes, then naturally “it’s the floral odor, like maybe
gardenia or just any floral odor. And please none of
those heavy exotic odors!” He likes floral odors be
cause “they are like the great out of doors and are
like the breath of Spring” . . .
And Morris Speed, the handsome owner of the
Savoy Manor (he belongs to Ivy) likes “Shalimar be
cause it is a distinctive and unique odor and it has
a tendency to arouse the masculinity in a man” . . .
Monte Irvin, top PR man for Rheingold likes “Cha
nel, Number 5, because it’s distinctive and it makes
a woman so feminine! It, er, accentuates those wonder
ful qualities that a woman has” . . .
SCENE AND HEARD . , . Folks participating in the
plush, lush International Beauty Show at the Statler
Hilton last week were Lillie Taylor of Chicago; Mil
dred Wiley, A1 Jones and Willean Gaymond . . .
M. Christine Gilmore of Bishop Collage in Dallas,
Texas becomes the first Negro to be admitted to the
national Delta Pi Epsilon fraternity which is for grad
uates in Business education . . .
Beverly White, daughter of fourth estater Al White,
left her junior college studies at Howard Univ. to come
home to visit Dad, bringing her room mate Sara
Patton of Denver Col. and both were driven up by
Preston Redwine of Boston . . .
The thing that Thomas Hamilton enjoyed most on
his 72nd birthday last week was the raisin and prune
Cake that his lovely daughter (and only child) Dorothy
Grant made for him . . .
Lovely Josephine Yancey is still regaling friends
with her trip to her mother’s family in St. Thomas,
Croix and St. Barts in the Virgin Islands where she
Celebrated both her 21st birthday and her graduation
from McAllister School of Embalming . . .
School marm, Minta Spain and her beloved aero-
'Hautical technician, Wallace decided to jet-away-from
you-all down to Puerto Rico last week as a prelude to
the big, big, trip to Europe in August . . .
HERE AND THERE . . . Delovely Dorothy Axt Mitchell
is home from a winter in Puerto Rico. She arrived just
in time to celebrate with the Sovic Club at the Town
and Country Club as the guest of Helen Darden. In
tierto Rico at the same time was Mollie Moon visit-
g the Andy Cingletons (Dr.) and Dorothy Donegan
Was really in fine fettle down there . . .
Rose Aumaitre took off in her Continental for Free-
jnont, N.C. to spend the Easter with her “mommy”
Clandia Burns will attend the Alpha Pi Chi Omega
fraternity and sorority convention in Miami, Fla. next
Week after a stopover in Sumter, S.C. . . .
• Sterling Brown, Howard Univ. professor, in town
ently for a speaking date at Regina Andrew’s li-
fee
tfra
ary . . .
Joe Makel living it up in Miami, Fla. . . .
Netta Foster, who belongs to the ever popular
’ Xem, will be homing soon from her delightful winter
In Phoenix, Ariz. Ah, the life some people lead! . . .
The fascinating fellow in the proper clothes that
you saw coming out of the Plaza Hotel last Wednesday
was Tom Scott, a budding broker of Madison Avenue. ..
Sometimes tragedy has its good side. It took the
horrible fire at his office for Atty. Alan Dingle to learn
many friends he has accumulated over the years, with
out thinking about it . . .
The folks who looked so Fifth Avenueish coming
.out of the Persian Room last Thursday were the Wil
fred Jacksons. ‘Twas a prize he won from his firm . .
DEATH TAKES NO HOLIDAY . . . When the Jewels of
Htenton became the Trenton Girl Friends recent
ly, one of the members of the group, Pearl Nelson
Bates, of Princeton, N.J. passed away six weeks be
fore the Installation. She was installed as a member
lously . . .
r. Burgess Surprised
*
w
Marie Burgess gave a
«e party tor her husband
last Saturday evening at
home
long the guests were Mr.
Mrs Albert Mannings, Mr.
Mrs. Vincent Matthews,
■"d «•-•■»« “•
ell, Mary Coe, Fannie Harris,
Blanche- RobinsXn, Reba Artis,
Leona Austin, Margaret Ran
tome. Lillie Thompson,
Also Herbert Parham. Leroy
Prattla, Jonathan Smith and
Samuel Foreman
Hi Society Club
Dance At Smalls
The Hi Society Social Club!
gave its fifth annual dance re
cently at Small’s Paradise forj
more than 500 persons. Music
was provided by Pucho and his
Afro-Latin Jazziacs with enter
taining at intermission by Miss
Jerry Wayne. Costumes were
made by m&pbers Barbara Wil
son and Minnie Clinton, aided
by Miss Doreen Whitehead.
Among those present were Bar-|
bara Franz-Jacques, Mrs. Estelle
Fieldmore, Claudius Harris, Mr
and Mrs. George Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lancaster, Mr and
Mrs. Lonnie Early, Lloyd Dem-
mitt, Austin Blair, Miss Mil
dred Anderson, WillieClinton, Wil
lie Pearson, Cleo Pearson.
And George Wade, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Jerome, Miss Mar
ion Floyd, Miss Mae Thompson,
Miss Madeline Bridgitt, Miss
Sally Bryant, Mrs. Janie Carter,
Mrs. Nancy Burrison, Mrs. Pearl
Boyce, Ralph Lane, Mrs. Juan
ita Anderson, Charles Kornegay,
John Burrell and Mrs. Inez
Summers.
Members of the club are Mes-
dames Minnie Clinton, president;
Barbara Wilson, vice president;
Geraldine Pearson, secretary,
Alice Kornegay, treasurer; and
Ruby Moore, business manager.
Three Clubs To
Present Fashion
The annual Million Dollar Fash
ion Show will be presented at
the Abyssinian Baptist Church on
April 25th, sponsored by the
Utility Club, Crusaders Club and
the Over Seas Club, Mrs. Bern
ice Jerry is chairman
Models participating will be
Misses and Mesdames Lois Bell,
Laverne Mossman, contestant in
the “Miss Beaux Arts” contest
sponsored by the National Ur
ban League Guild and the F.
& M. Schaefer Brewing Com
pany; Dee Simnlons current
“Miss Beaux Arts”; Elaine
Smith; Ellen Faison: Barbara
Brown; Ann Porter: Grace Man-
kins, Carol Price and Clifton Hud
son, a male model.
Hal Jackson will emcee and
Mrs Julia Jones will be com
mentator.
■>.
The newly installed officers of
the Citizens* Christmas Cheer
Committee, Inc. who were in
stalled last Sunday by Silas
Stokes are Mesdames Mattie
Lou Madison, recording secret
ary; Ethel Bowman, vice pres
ident; Mae Wright Eckford,
president; Alberta Ingram,
treasurer; Ollie Williams, cor
responding secretary; Margaret
Lindsay, assistant treasurer:
Rosa Laaley, publicity; Ethel
Etter, financial secretary; Helen
Hill, chaplain and Lucille Wil
liams standing in for Blanche
Richardson, Sgt.-at-arms.
The Installation was at the
home of Mrs. Della Brookfield.
AFRICAN ADAPTATION —
Miss Priscilla Bardonille is
Shown in a zebra striped de
sign and Ethiopian coiffeur
which will be featured at the
fashion show and dance at the
Rockland Palace on April 21.
Girl Friends, Inc. Gets ....
New Chapter In Trenton
The Girl Friends, Inc. install
ed a new chapter, the Trenton
Girl Friends, recently at the Pal
mer Motor Inn, at Princeton,
N.J. Dr. Joyce Yearwood Carwin,
national president officiated.
• The new group was sponsored
by the New Jersey chapter of
Girl Friends. The officers and
members include Mesdamcs Au
drey Manley Woodson, president;
Margaret Trammel, Williams,
vice president; Dorothy Taylor
Gibson, secretary; Dorothy Con
suelo MacDonald McDaniel, treas
urer.
Wives Assn. Inc.
Installation
The newly elected officers of
The Wives Association Inc.,
were installed recently at the
home of Mrs. Calvin- Allen.
The officers were installed by
William K. De Fossett, national
president of the 389th Veterans’
Association, Inc. Chosen to ad
minister the affairs of The Wives
were Mesdames Gloria De Fos
sett, president; Hazel Thomas,
|vice president; Ione Allen, treas
urer; Mildred iiunte, secretary.
The members include Pearl
Gumbs, Nannie Miles, Rober-
stine Boulware, Minnie Car
negie. Elsie Rivera, Edna Cog
gins, Edna Grant, Gloria Hard
ing, Ramona Alveranga and
Vera Barber.
The Wives Association is com
posed of the wives of New York
City Policemen and devote
themselves to aiding various
charities and assisting in com
munity projects.
And Elizabeth Smith Fraser;
.Alice Williams Parkeer- Gwend
olyn Ore Pearson, Ethel James
Pi ice, Anne Kent Stephens, Mar
garet Jackson Sullivan, Comfort
Mapp Thomas. Lucy Waters
Tliorpe, Merle Mitchell Watts,
Eloise Owens Williams and Mae
Batipps Williams.
Party at Williams
The program included a skit
by the new group at the ban
quet called “Miss Girl Friend”
and a party was held at the
home of the Dr. Paul Williams’
in Trenton and with many acti
vities for the escorts of the lad
ies during the weekend.
Among those attending were
Miss Eunice Storeevea. the How
ard Townes, Mrs. Gladys Thomp
son, the Weaver Blondins, Mrs.
Montrose Hilton, the Rushton
Longs, Mrs. Sunie Warrick, Mrs.
Georgia Quarles Sheiff, the Hale
Woodruffs, Mrs. Bernice Utter-
back and the Isaac Huneters.
The Joseph Bostics
Also Mrs. Anna Murphy, Mrs.
Dorothy Roark, Dr. and Mrs.
Jack Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Say
les, Mrs. Jackie Robinson of
Washington, DC., Mrs. Edith
Elliot. Mrs. Agnes Balore, Mrs.
Elizabeth Huggins. Mrs. Mar
ian Watts and the George Youngs.
Also the Joseph Bostics, the
Milton Rldicks. the Cappy Fer
gusons, Mrs. Velma Bazil, Mrs.
Iris Brown. Mrs. Ruth Wilson,
the Harry Owens, Mrs. Dorothea
Mason, Mrs. Margaret Turner,
Mrs. Doris Guinier, Mrs. Connie
Cotterell and Miss Helen Hayes.
And the Hugo Wests, Mrs. Car
olyn Mitchell, the C. M. McDoug-
alds, Mrs. Hazel Garland. Mrs.
Ethel Ramos Harris, Mrs. Ail-
een Sawyer and Mrs. Thelma Bal
timore.
NAACP Guild
Cocktail Party
The newly elected officers of Reunion Dance
Hawthorn Club's
Golden Anniv.
Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banks
were tendered a surprise Golden
Wedding anniversary party by
their children at the La Chose
Club last Sunday afternoon.
at the Americana Hotel.
The children are Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Banks, Mr. and Mrs.
?,arry ?3"ks’ ,yrS A1T3 Z°rd’ the Metropolitan NAACP Guild
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lightfoot, met at the New York Branch
and Robert Banks, Jr. Mr. and offjce recently to complete plans
Mrs. Russell West who were the for the Apri[ 23 cocktail Party
attendants for the couple at their
I marriage were present.
The new officers are Mesdam-
Among those attending were es Alma Fisher, president; Peg-
Messrs and Mesdames HenryIgy E. Dickson, vice-president;
Coates, Harry Ford, Georg el Gloria E. Dodson, Gertrude Gain-
es, Beatrice Grant and Barbara
Daniels, George Bagley, Edward
Phillips, secretaries; and Doris
Dorsey, Dudley Hunt, John Mar
F. ‘Johnson, Mary’ C. Jackson,
tin, C. R. Hayes, Clifford Rod
officers; Susan Worsham, chap-
gers, Ernest J. Donable, William
lin; Rhea Callaway, organizers
Brown, John Wyche, Edward Al
and Marie McCallough, Beryl
len, Howard Wallace, Augustus
Allen, and Luanda F. Ward are
Queenan, Harry Brown, Sr., How
members. The purpose of the
ard Rodgers, Joe Harry, Arthur
Guild is to support the New
Huggins, George Emptage and
York Branch NAACP in their
George King.
programs.
For good reading, follow the
top columnists who write in the
Amsterdam News every week.
Out every Thursday.
The ttawthorue Club gave its
29th annual reunion dance re
cently at the Rockland Palace
for some 1800 guests from as
far away as Norfolk, Va., Phila
delphia and Baltimore. Jacob
Jacox is president.
Music was provided by Buddy
Tate with Sidney Jenkins as vo
calist. Other officers and mem
bers of the club include Fred
Watford, Frank Scott, Ruford,
Wallace Bray, John Jenkins, Wi
liam West, Melvin Bailey, Way-
man Eady, William Dean, James
Cuffey. Albert Griffin, Sidney
Jenkins, William McCoy, Car-
ence Miller, William Scott,
James Spruiell, WUliam6 Tatum,
Oliver Wilson.
Honorary members Include
Mrs. Lucille Boyd, Mrs. Mettle
Carson, David Mitcell and Hen
son Styles.
SIDESTEPS WALDORF —
Mrs. Daisy C. Hicks, president
of the Committee For United
Negro Relief, announced this
week that her organization has
shifted its annual Bridge
Luncheon from the Hilton
chain’s Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to
the Americana Hotel because of
the Hilton chain's failure to
make clear its policy toward
the reception of Negro guests
at the Atlanta-Hilton Hotel and
because of the controversy
over Hilton’s Waldorf Astoria's
employment practices in New
York. The Committee’s action
followed similar action against
the Waldorf by the NAACP and
the Urban League, which shift
ed their ^annual affairs from
the Waldorf for the same rea
son. The Committee For United
Negro Relief’s Luncheon will
be held June 8 at the Ameri
cana. It has been held at the
Waldorf for the past 5 years.
Mrs. Adams'
GDR Campaign
The Luthermae E. Adams Boo
sters for the- Grand Daughter
RuleT of IBPOE of W are in
tensifying their campaign for her
election when the national con
vention is held in Boston, Mass
in August. Mrs. Lucille Bond of
the Bronx is president of the
group.
Other officers and members of
the group include Mesdames Bea
trice Cox, Elizabeth Mahoney,
Dorothy Newkirk, Maxine Tay
lor, Ruth Wade, Hattie Izquerido,
Marie E. Hall, Alice Prophet,
Carrie Reed, Lillian Lowe. Ma
bie Frazier and Samuela Lewis,
Also Louise Warjes, Pearl D.
Washington, Mollie Lee Perry,
Sadie V. Harris, Charlotte Ring-
gold, Eulalie Flynn, Esther Ree
Tyson, Viola Shirley Life, Alma
Rice, Louise McGfbtten, BraJie
Session, Mattie Adams, Mildred
Johns, Lucille Wells and Adele
Achison
And Lillian B. Sills. Merle
Golphin, Amy B Austrey, Mamie
Jefferson. Ercel Sims, Edith
Harlio, Atria Ashton, Jessie
Franklin, Ruby Mitchell, Doro
thy LBond and Mildred Wood
Mrs. Woodie
Chairs Program
The Fred Barr Fan Club pre
sented a musical program at the
Greater Bethel AME Church last
Sunday Mrs. Mae Woodie was
chairman.
Among the scheduled guest
soloists and groups were Mrs.
Lena Tucker of Philadelphia. Pa.;
Rev. Richard Baker, Rev. B. R.
Drake, Mrs. Dorothy Drake,
Clarence Hooper, Herbert Car-
son, Mrs. Jeanette Brown, Mrs.
Fannie Henderson and Prof. Hen
ry High.
Also Misses and Mesdames
Delores Hurd, Ella Brookins,
Cleo Henderson, Ella Hunter,
Pauline Lopez, Julia Goodman,
Doris Saundeers, Alice M^tz,
Mary Smith, Jennie Bryant, Oph
elia Coates, Mary Ewell, Ida
Payne, Elizabeth Brown, Annett
Friddie, Myrtle Jenkins, Marie
Cooper and Hattie Harriston.
Kiva Club Hosts
UN Diplomats
Kiva Club, a group of young
men from the professions and
business world, gave a delightful
reception in honor of some of the
diplomatic corps of the United
Nations in cooperation with the
Hospitality Committee of the
United Nations of which Mrs. E.
Frederic Morrow is a member.
The party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomp
son on St. Nicholas Avenue. Atty
Clifford Alexander is president
of the club, which is about a
year old and takes its name
from the Indian word “kiva”
meaning “meeting place.”
Other officers and members
are Kelvin Wall, Roscoe James,
Max Bond, Dr. Harry Del-
any, Jeh Johnson, Julian Robin
son, Frank Thomas, Theodore
Wynne, Harley Jones, John Mour
ning, Dr, Clyde Turner, Raymond
Burton and Richard Kennard.
Among the guests of honor
were Mr. and Mrs. Waldo-Wal-
dron-Ramsey, of Tanganyika, Af
rica; Mr. and Mrs. M, J.
Cook of Australia; Mr. and Mrs.
Kernel Barutcu of Turkey; C
Mahendran of Ceylon; Mr. and
Mrs. Klaus Tornuud from Fin
land; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bhad-
kamkar of India and Sir Luis
OlivarietLa oL^ilexico.
Other guesfswere Mrs. Rose
Morgan, Gerri Major, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Fredrie Morrow and Mr.
artd Mrs. George Norford.
Lady Boxer
Gives Party
Miss Emma Maitland, female
boxer and lady wrestler, gave a
birthday party for Edythe Beltz
of Rosells nt her St. Nicholas
Avenue home.
Among the guests who enjoy
ed among other delicacies fried
grasshoppers and quail eggs,
were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mont
gomery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jones, Joseph Rice, Stephen
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Sey
mour Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Treadgill, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Rich and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hun
ter.
Also Mesdames Rosa Preston,
Mavis Dowling, Ivy Miller, Nora
Mrs. Woodie was assisted by
McNeil, Mangaret Saunders, Pau
Professor Tommy Brown and
line Hairston, Gertie Henri, Eli
Professor Herman Stevens. Of
zabeth Porter, Florence Connors,
ficers of the club include Mrs
1 Agnes Reynolds, Jeanette Tuen-
A, B. Deckerson, Mrs. Evelyn
Allen, Mrs. Rose Wilkerson and er, Irma Williams. Crrmen Gray,
Mrs. Mary* Rosado. Rose Wilker
son, Mary S. Rosado, Ophelia
Camp, Anna Belle, Sheppard.
Mollie Dickens and Eliza Ford.
Also Milangos Gonzalez, Theo
dore Rowley. Victor Noel, Henry
Reid and James Ford.
SIsirley Gray, Shirley Warren.
PEPSI-C0LA PRESENTS
THE WEEK’S
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Apr. 19—DANCE: Hotel Diplomat; Epicureans of NYC.
Apr. 19—DANCE: Riviera Terrace; Unity Square Club of
Masons.
Apr. 19—DANCE: Audubon; Jolly Bunch.
Apr. 19—COTILLION: Hotel Roosevelt; Salem Methodist
Church.
Club.
Apr. 19—DANCE: Renaissance; Noisy Bridge Gun and Rod
. .
Apr. 19—DANCE: Savoy Manor; St. Philips Nurses Alumni.
Apr. 19—DANCE: Dawn Casino; Elizabeth Chapter No. 14.
Apr. 19—PARTY: Riverside Plaza; Committee on Civil
Rights in Metropolitan New York, Inc.
Apr. 19—BAIL: the Fountainhead (Yonkers); Westchester
Clubmen.
Apr. 19—COTILLION: Hotel Roosevelt; Scholarship Com
mittee, Salem Methodist Church.
Apr. 19—PARTY: Celebrity Club; Harlem Children’s Fresh
Air Fund, Inc.
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Apr. 19—DANCE: Hotel Diplomat; Bermuda Benevolence
Association, Inc.
Apr. 19—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Elizabeth Chapter #14.
Apr. 19—FESTIVAL; Fordham Campus Youth Center
(Bronx); Bronx Chapter, Catholic Interracial
Council of NY.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Audubon; Royal Excelsior Social Club.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Arcturus Court #8.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Audubon; Festus Social Club.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Conventional Oents.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Renaissance; Belhaven Pals of N.C.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Keystone Lodge.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Rockland Palace; South Carolina and
Georgia Club.
Apr. 20—DANCE; Riviera Terrace; The Twelve Knights.
Apr. 21—LUNCHEON; Glen Island Casino; Erudites of
Westchester.
Apr. 21—DANCE; Audubon; Zephyrs Social Club.
Apr. 12—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Bronx Beauticians Unit 17.
Apr. 21—DANCE; Renaissance: Harlem Dukes.
Apr. 21—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Dukes of Zanzibar.
Apr. 21—RECEPTION; YMCA; Tuskegee Institute Alumni
of NY and LI.
Apr. 21—FASHION SHOW; Carlton Terrace; Cassandra
Lyons Models.
Apr. 21—MEETING: Discussion on Program of State Com
mission for Human Rights; Convent Avenue Bap
tist Church; Citizens Committee and IBPOE of W.
Apr. 21—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Ajass, Inc.
Apr. 22—MONDAY NIGHT CAMP FUND PARTY; Wells
Restaurant; NY Amsterdam News.
Apr. 23—DINNER; Men’s Faculty Club, Columbia Univ;
Morningside Community Center, Inc.
Apr. 25—FASHION SHOW; Abyssinian Church: Utility
Club, Over Seas Club, and the Crusaders Club.
And here’s
another big event:
taKfnui
, in the 16 oz. battle
Serve more, save more!
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