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i mm mm Vacation w. t.nt lut wMk i br slipping off to nifflvi at lonsr lest te visit liaalstrate and Mrs. Hobson Reynolds that JBve Lynn and than down to MorrU Bwch to see tli nmt ot the, tith folks pvmi during Oi mamtr. Tho better half mmfmtm armvm. Mom is SodoL tho tnutr that has taken ua hither and yoiffer the vast umpteen years Such a.

grand va cation cranuoad Into iour abort day! Such mtfTilflcwt surroundings. to linear in with the Reynold rtt frnslon homing ua a it wa ware MrTand Mrc Getrocks instead bt menibecs, of one of the largest families in the world "the Johnson clan." Evelyn and Hob have achieved too height of niagnlncettee te that saw home osr Sixteenth. Street brown atone front, errata! ehandellars diree tram. CkeohoiloTakfa marble maa tel from i Italy v'4 windowe Uto high lnxnriooa, plnahy sofas and chairs and a vista of a garden that held cool breeses ehder Its umbrellas and everywhere in the huge house, the color scheme held tenches of hot pink, that exotic shade that la neither real pink nmr real red, but an In between that la most nattering to these In the room. And somehow Ere has 'managed to make tills house a homey, place one in which yon feel a.

ease where yon can stretch oat and be Charing the fun of being Eve's and Hob's guests were Louise and Arthur Posey of Los Angeles Louise is Eve's cousin and is a former' Quakertowner and And she has one of the most entrancing voices we. have ever heard i sings like an angel Bo the four of us were honored guests plus Mrs. Nina Preston of Charleston, W. Va. (whom we met there last year) at a scrumptious dinner at Barney's swank downtown cafe, hostessed by Kvt and Catherine Smith, our nal from Pittsburgh who Is now a Philly haus frsu of much popularity and who, with her eye speclalist hubby.

Jack, has one of the cutest sniall apartments we've yet seen With all the charm of her former home in Smoketown Eve and Catherine finally Introduced us all to the angelic looking Gene Jones, artist extraordinaire, whose blonde hair and dark eyes and brows are eye widening contrasts that maks you turn and look at him another time. One of the most dramatic and entertaining guys you've ever met, is this Jones fellah At Barney's that night, he played and sang as Eve wtould say "right out of this world." And it seems that he can play as easily standing up as he can sitting down and in some of his numbers, he remind ue of Jimmie Daniels 'With us and adding to the gayety were Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson, with Dottie, the vivacious type, doing her specialty a neat little rumba like dance Louise singing Gene playing and Johnny dittoing in between huge steaks, succulent roast beef two inches thick and French fried shrimps fascinating tender of the bar who remembered every bod's name. Minnie Lewis, looking like a dream, was there.

We Meet a Lot of Folks Our one disappointment was in not having time to have our eyes looked into by Jack Smith, Dr. J. Shepard Smith, m'dears who is by way of topping the list of specialists in his field We beard some swell things about him which we can't tell yet. Jack and Catherine have settled beautifully Into the social scene in Quakertown and adore it! In between the two days. The Courier folk dropped by for champagne on the lawn, and spicy canapes and it was swell to say hi to good looking Austin rJorris, tho boss Nikkl (Conchlta Nakatanl to you hinterlenders) whose sleepy Oriental eyes never miss thing Nat Middleton of the swellcgant column Irma Harris, svelte and chasmlng Lillian Woodard, one of the town's best looking gels Jack Sauders, who reminded us of the fun we used to have in Philly.

Then ater, Dr. and Horace Scott (Sara) and their daughter, Marjorie Ann, dropped by and such devoted parents and such a clever youngster! Sophisticated Dorothy Gatling, slim as a willow, came, by with Josephine Owens of Connecticut anbury to be exact who wore a hat that intrigued us because we like frou frou top Mercer Lewis, as perky as ever, came by Virgil and Ted Spaulding and their two handsome sons. Chatted with Hob's brother, Lee Boy, and heard some great news! Hob took us to see his Judge's office his pride and Joy, Chris Perry Lodge building which Is perhaps the biggest and most elaborate Elks building in the country (let's make It the biggest in the world!) The big hall in the building, formerly named Mercantile Hall, has been renamed for Hob and is new Reynolds Hall! Went down to the Pyramid Club and had old home week with Harry and Katie Green (Dr. and Mrs.) both as gay aa ever Charlie Clark and Bunny (his pretty wife) and sister, Kdna Howard and Dettle Xownes (Dr. and Mrs.) Met Jimmie and Estella Pitta, astute business folk and owners of two exclusive restaurants the Johnny Morrises (she looks Hke BUHe Holiday) Dr.

and Mrs. Arthur Thomas she wore one of those new dipped neckline black frocks that had every eye peeled like an onion! Sam Evans, secretary to the State Boxing Commission Clara Hawkins of the widow's peak the George Williamsons, she's the former Wac Doris Cabel. They met overseas and are still honeymooning We saw again scads of folks we used to know, but whose names have gone Into that hedge podge of matter we call memory. www Iff Is Born So ws finally reached Morris Beach the growing resort for cottagers and vacationers, which was the dreamchild of Mrs. Jennie Morris, the tall, smiling woman who.

has surrounded herself with charming people. We visited our Daisy Lampkin in her brand new cottage, the "Pittsburgber," a cottage of exquisite white and austere beauty facing the ocean with a windowed porch with downy soft beds all the comforts of home, plus the saa air and Daisy's inimitable hospitality. Catherine Smith drove down, with us and sharing Daisy's week end fun were Ted and Virgil Spaulding with Virgil still a gorgeous gel with platinum tresses Gladys and Jimmy Duckett (who have helped Daisy settle last minute details in the cottage) And the "Pittsburgher" seems to be the gathering place for all the gay folk of the colony and as always Daisy's amazing charm and hospitality and vivacity comes out ond "draws you in magnificently, until you feel like a cherub floating on a pink cloud with a glass of sparkling burgundy in one hand and a piece of broiled squab in the other! We met Betty and Arthur Jones, whose cottage Is Intriguing (but not more so than their winter home In Lawnslde, which we understand Is a show place) she's a small bundle of energy and dynamite Over at Mrs. Morris' big cottage were Pttte tmrghere, the Homer. Browns' and son, Byrd Mrs.

W. P. Baylese, her daughter and son in law, the Leroy Randalls, and their cute youngsters, Randy and Jane A pair of Interesting sisters were at the Beach with their hubbies, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Roland Coleman) Hurley and Mr.

and Mrs. John Chapelle, all of Philly "A w'tn the Joneses were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall ever at Dr. Dorothy Bouldlng Ferebee's cottage, besides her twins.

Thurston and Dorothy (both Sooo attractive), were all the young set from Dee Cee, and "Lucille Springer Moncales, Mar garet Bomar. Marine Burwell and daughter, Sylvia. The debs and hoys gave Byrd Brown a gay time of It Saturday night when Billy (his mater) birth day pa rtied him with a'welner roast on the beach. We met the Rev. Jesse Anderson and his three young sons, who look Ulv Cape Cod Indians with their black hair and deep tana Margaret Hawkins of Philly came down with her two handsome sons and we missed the christening of Arthur Jones' speedboat, "Pope ye Junior" and Jack Smith's'.

"Pnpeye Senior, which is due for next Sunday Morris Beach is' just about sixty miles from 1 Philly it has a fine recreation hall and dining room (for those who don't want to cook) it has a sandy beach, warm actually sea watef to bathe in and above all, pleasant companions. We envy Daisy for her sumnwr iong stay plans a full house every week end with Thurpood Marshall and his wife as last week's guests and scads of Ptttaburghers on their way And y'know what we thought of down there with so many folks coming and going, not only to Daisy's, but to otber cottages why don't the guests bring their own It would surely not be amiss That's a hint for anyone contemplating a visit to a summer cottager After all, nobody has washing machines at the beach, nor mangles! So tha first lap of our vacation Is over and we look back at It with a sigh of regret that it had to end so soon but with pleasure, in that we had a chance to see some of the folk. we adore, and to be with them for a little while. News Across the Country As a last Sing at vacationing. "took in" Columbus, Ohio, with ten other, half of the team of Johnson and Johnson and saw at long last, Roberta and Carl Baanette's baby son, Carl of course a handsome child! listened avidly to Earnu and Earsie Foley's virid descriptions of their trip to Oak Blubibs, and Lee Haven with Atty.

Dave White Wined and dined at Frank and Irene Myltons At tbe lively Beumont, ran Into the Albertus Conns, Sidney Thompson and Harold Gassoway of Cleveland Betty Kdmonds, Betty Savory without doubt the most energetic live wire brown haired Mrs. we've met in yeahs! Her, hubby, Leroy, is a' Lynn (Maaa) hometowner Met, too, three weeks' bride Marian Clark Johnson and Julia and Bill Brooks who are planning a vacation in Atlantic City At the very, very nice big Walnut Country Club (that's Ernie Tate's place), saw Dave White and his sister in law, Mrs. Esther Jones of New York, and ra Evelyn Carter. Met bride eleet (who a bride, having been married Sunday) Betty Asm Artla, daughter of Mrs. Owen Artie and her groom, Lieut.

Andrew Johnson, whe were rehearsing for the big event. fTT gown was sjergons sawn mwerwa with rT Chisholm has held. her present position since April 15, 1943. She had formerly been program director with the YWCA in Columbus, Ohio, and Kansas City, Mo. HOWARD GRAD She is a graduate of Howard University, the Atlanta University School of Social Work, and has done additional study at the University of Pennsylvania, Ohio State University snd the Tulane School of Social Work.

During the administration of the present executive, the membership of the YWCA has in creased, the Branch has become more closely integrated into the total YWCA with a membership on the board of directors, and a new salary scale for the staff has been inaugurated. The campaign for 1200,000 for a new building was also successfully completed, and It is hoped con struction will begin in the fall. REPRESENTED YWCA While in New Orleans, Miss Chis holm has represented the YWCA on numerous boards and commit tees, including the New "Orleans PERSONAL "TO WOMEN UmAto cHal las in rslim Kdrias. tasMMs sea Mk Mtstte Sri teste thssML etstf saiamiisi Sot. (1 C.S.O.

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the aad do week iteat la the sassy moms wtarateaaicfct. eewemietaaaana li Hi lahgiuas sweHaav pofiaMas eases tee eras, hsaamehaa DeawalU aaat "mr irmmm Pffls, a sttsMlaat Aamim. mat for SS cattaCaaawB Gat farDaaals 1 BRIDAL PARTY Miss Frances Smith of Charleston, became the bride of William Watson Pierce in a pretty ceremony reecntly. Pictured, left to right, Abram Smith, bride's grandfather; Mis Esta' lianigault, the bride and groom, Frederick Smith, father, and Samuel Pojnsette. Deadline Extended In Army Nurse Corps WASHINGTON.

D. C. An announcement from the War De partment last week stated that the time limit for applicants seeking regular Army commissions in ine Army wp ua Medical Specialist Corps has been extended to Sept. SO. The previous expiration data was July Jl It further stated that tbe au thorized Regular Army strength for nurses, dieticians, physical therapists and occupational there oists is approximately x.900.

Appli cants for the Regular Army Corps must be unmaried registered nurses with previous military serv ice, have no dependents under fourteen years of ags and he Be tween the ages of twenty one and thirty five. MUST BE UNMARRIED Women's Medical Specialist Corps applicants must be in the twenty one to forty five age bracket, unmarried and no dependents under fourteen. Those applying for a commission in the Occupational Therapist Section of the Women's Medical Specialists Corps must have served honorably at any time since Dec 7, 1941, as a qualified occupational therapist with the Medical Department of the Army in a civilian capacity. Five hundred nurses have been nominated or already commissioned la the Army Nurse Corps. Pay benefits will be the same as for lall other Regular Army officers.

Applicants may receive forms at Army hospitals. Army headquar ters. Placement and Counseling Service for State and District Nursing Associations or from the Surgeon General Office, War De partment, Washington 25, D. C. Urban League Signs Isobel J.

Chisholm NEW ORLEANS Miss Isobel J. Chisholm. executive director of the New Orleans Branch YWCA. has resigned to accept a promotional position as field worker for the National Urban League, New Tork trity. iier resignation win oi tnecuve Aug.

A native of Philadelphia, Jalss 31. Committee on Race Relations, the Southern Conference for Human Welfare, the American Association of Group Workers, the FEPC Coun cil, the Cosmopolitan Club, the New Orleans Labor Clergy Council, the Louisiana Conference of Social Workers and the United Negro College Fund. Miss Chisholm, who was promin ent socially in the Crescent City, is a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the New Orleans Book Club. Les Belles Alcenons Bridge Club and'Le Cercle de Service. IN0 JIM CROW IN WASHINCTtN a Mrs.

Wilcox Celebrates Her Sixty sixth Birthday BERKELEY. Calif. Mrs. Thom as L. Wilcox of 40 Pardee Street was recently honored at a delight ful dinner party at the home of one of her daughters, Mrs.

Jaye Moore, 1215 Ward Street. oc casion was held on behalf of Mrs. Wilcox's sixty sixth birthday. lace of exquisite delicacy Willi them were her mother and Mrs. Jean Mason, Myrt Woods, ace photographer, was taking preliminary pica of the bride and groom la the Foley's swanky home.

In St. Louis, one of the biggest summer weddings will be that of Grace Elizabeth White, daughter of Mrs. Madree Penn White and James Otis Ware Aug. it, at St. Paul AME Church A reception will follow at Bailey's Tea Room The George Harveys of Nashville attended the twenty first annual session of the International Sunday School Convention in Des Moines Our friend, Fannie Knott, and her children of Pittsburgh are visitng her mater in Chattanooga, and adoring it And The Courier's Ted Graham ia really hibernating in Wilmington, his wife's hometown The Clarence Cameron Whites are being ultra (and lucky) and are attending the music festival in the Berkshires Lenox, to be exact', where yearly Serge Koussevitsky and the' Boston Symphony take over.

Dee Cee's charming socialite, Bernice Thomas, posts from Atlantic City that she. her sister. Kola, and their mother are vacationing there and enjoying all the fun that goes with the City by the Sea Incidentally, Eve Lynn took Louise and Arthur Posey down there to visit Sara Spencer Washington last Sunday Columbus' (Ohio) Karl and Earsle Foley and Atty. Dave Whit are back from a scrumptious three week New England vacation, with stops In Oak Bluffs and the new resort en Long Island. Lee Haven where "Skipper" Btnga Diamond took them sailing.

BBRKKLET Mrs. Thomas W. Browne of 1832 Ashby Avenue en tertained recently a dessert bridge party honoring her. house guest. Mrs.

viola Whitby MeeJOna of Philadelphia. Mrs. Meeklns. soror of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror lity.vi prominent in Eastern edu cational circles and was: tha nrst colored instructor in the Junior high school system of Philadelphia. Sharing out of town jrneat honors with Mre.

Meeklns were Mrs. Helen Faster Mitchell, Red Cross ease worker of Atlanta, Ge who wi the bouse guest of her cousin, Mrs. Aanla 8. Henderson; Mrs. Bertha I Ransom of Houston, Texas, who is visiting Dr.

and Mrs. John W. Rout, and Mrs. Evelyn. King of Los Angeles, the house guest of Mrs.

Eddys Mae Williams of San Francisco. BESS" Secrets torr oo THtNwt IAT Dr Folks; a This week we are proud to in troduce 'to you Jessie Grayson, who is quite an outstanding person in the cinema and civic world. Al though born in Albla, Iowa, Mrs. Grayson was reared in Los Angeles and is claimed by Angelenos as a native. She resided for some time in Portland, Ore Mrs.

Grayson is well known to the theatre world for her roless in One Dark Knight," "Little Foxes, Syncopation," "Life of Mark Twain," "Tomorrow is MOM'S "Twenty fifth Anniversary" picture and others. She recently finished "Cass Timberlane star ring Spencer Tracy and Lena Turn er, In which she plays the rqle of Mrs. Hlgbee. quite an outstanding part. In 1945 she went to New York to play one of lead parts in the road show of "Deep Are the Roots." trav eling with that how for six months.

When not busy with stage or scren roles, she is engaged in civic and church work. Mrs. Grayson has two lovely children, Jenniedora and Garner Jr. Possessing a beautiful voice, she loves to sing. Her hobby ia collecting rare Mr.

Gray ton old pictures. Her favorite foods are plain chicken and dumplings, crab gumbo, cold sliced tongue and strawberry short cake. So, in honor of Mrs. Grayson, we give you the following recipes: JBNNIBDOJtA DUMPLINGS l.egg cup milk cup pastry flour 3 teaspoons baking powder lA teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon butter, melted Break egg into bowl, beat well, add milk, dry ingredients which have been sifted togetfner and beat thoroughly. Add melted butter.

Drop by able spoon on top of chick en or stew. Cover and cook ten minutes over low heat. GARNER CRAB GUMBO lbs. of crap meat cupa canned tomatoes lVt cups sliced okra small onion, minced hi cup rice cups Aot water 1M teaspoons salt 3 slices bacon, chopped tablespoons flour Cayenne tar taste Saute bacon in pan add onion and cook together five minutes. Add flour, stirring constantly until brown.

Add tomatoes, okra and crab. Season with salt and cay enne. Simmer one hour. Serve hot with rice, which has been cooked in the hot water. If canned crab is used, it should be added only fifteen minutes before serving.

This applies to canned okra also. END JIM CHOW IN WASNIMT0N Fashionettes Meet, Add New Member. NEW ORLEANS Recently, the Fashionettes met in the home of Mrs. Carrie Hosklns, 1S1R Peniston Street. A new member was brought in by Mrs.

Edna Rothschild. Each member had their sewing, and much was accomplished. Refreshments were served and enjoyed. Present were Mrs. Edna Roths child.

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