Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-22
WITH THE
YOUNGER
SET
BY Ulysses w. Boykin

ing by those at home. And the sta.
at-homes are content with spend
ing the ideal summer days at thei
fayorite sports. Although society
interest this week centered princi
pally around Cab Caliawoy ant
the big dance at the Grayston'
Monday night. Many members o
the younger set were present anC
seemed TO be having an enjoyable
time.
There were other attactions too
which included teas, picnics. anc
luncheons in honor of many sum
mer guests. and especially foI
Miss Fedalma Boyd one OF the most
popular and charming guests OF
the younger set She is from Cleve-
land and is stopping with the
F, Lindsleys on Parker Avenue. She
likes to sing in the bed. and eat
ice cream. Her favorite color Is
red. And she thinks that all the
set are grand especially the gen
tlemen. She is being entertained
very generously by many friends.
especially by the "Girls Sewing
Circle" II would interest YOU to
know that AT one of their parties
the girls outnumbered the boys
eight to one. II looks like the girls
are Staging too. And now
YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT:
The cool sunny days and the
bright moonlight nights have sent
many of the younger set Out-of-
doors to enjoy picnics and roasts
on Belle Isle. and that reminds
me that the Elite Social club gave
a roast Friday evening on the Is
land and steak supper was Civ
en- in honor OF Fedalma Boyd last
Thursday. also on the Island.
Mary Taylor. the hostess and
president OF the Rhythm Club. in
vtes YOU TO their social at her
home. 1861 Vernon Highway
Thursday evening. July 81: George
Dunbar has babe a hit with Cecil's
for him. You remember when !
pa" which makes everything OK
wrote the list OF ideals for the
modern boy friend that calls on
his girl, Well George comes near
er TO The standard than any one
| know; Marcella Tandy has been
In love seven times. James Dunbar
Is called the most perfect gentle
man of the Younger set by the
Young ladies; lcd Walker is collect
ing tickets from speed cops and
they are not for the police field day.
either: Juanita Gist is learning 10
drive u car and drove past my
house six times 10 be sure that :
would see her; Florence Green has |
a new ear and Is determined tu |
drive IL. ] hope she doesn't have a |
smash-up; Miss Mary Beatrice |
Chlds left the city Saturday to visit |
relatives and friends In Cleveland: :
Harry cosmopolitan Soloman is
now learning how TO make teeth
at the Northwestern Dental Lab:
Eddie Graham believes that the
Younger set should take up golf and
horseback-riding for a change; V.
NJ. calls me Useless. Alex Smith
does not eat eggs; Ethel Childs en-
tertaincd her bridge club at the Y
w &. A. last Tuesday evening at
eight o'clock.
Mr.. Lee Simpson was the recip-
lent of surprise birthday party
given by his mother. Mrs Rothwell
Simpson. al their home at 576G Van
court Avenue last Thursday eve
ming
Among those Of the younger set
present at this enjoyable affair were
Nessrs Cornelius Henderson. Clos
ter Current James Williams. George
Miller. Alvin Moore. Sylvester Gar
rison. Sidney Bailey, Horace and
Melvin Burch. Willie and Howard
Hampton, Albert Spicey, John
Benson. Edward Jones. James
Ramey. Russell Adgers, Albert
stevens. Emmett Walker and Ed
ward Edwards; and Misses Oritha
Steger. Virginia and Mary Ramey
Virginia Nurse. Marion Rodgers
Mary Burch. Loretta Mckee. Ian
ME Williams. Gertrude Arthur
Virginia Brown. Marion Knox
Matte Shorter. Tiney Turner, An
ma Adgers. Protea Waller and Dor
othy Leonard.
DID YOU SEE?
The Cab Galloway parade Mon
! day; Florence Stephens and Ma
, rie Anderson riding with him; Bl
; Osby driving Tribune press car
: Sumner (EvereD Edwards driving
; car OF beautiful young ladies
; the Satellites Frances Turner
Florence stephens. Katherine Nc
Farland. Lena Maxwell, Lauri
Greer. Opal Hamilton. Witty
} Black. FRANKIE Mae Rump; Perc,
I Lawson, the boy who ran ten miles