The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-05


Cheerio' Chappies, Finding 1t
hard TO study these balmy days
i thought so. there can't be any
thing but love and romance in
with far-away look inyour eyes,
and listen TO the chirping OF
the birds as they hop merrily a
bout on the branches OF some bud
ding tree.
Their warnings run more to
an open car cruising down some
iower-hinged highway or a canoe
floating lazily down some seclud-
ed stream. or other. "Ah. Love.
What wonders you work In the
hearts of the young"
Last Monday night found the
younger set tripping the light fam
tastic TO the enchanting tunes OF
Earl Hines Orchestra. Herbert
Jeffries. local boy. crooned his
way into the hearts OF the weaker
sex with his melodious voice and
charming personality. They may
get over 1t but they'll never be the
same
"A very care-free bunch honored
the "Raggedy AIMS" with their
presence at their masquerade par
ty last Saturday at the Rainbow
Gardens.
Among the light and free
hearted were: the misses Con- |
stance Miller Ernesta Jackson. |
Billie Bryan Josephine Thomp-
son. Vessie Johnson Lucinda Muir
tishaw, Elsie Roxborough. Ann
Glover. Julia Hunton, Clarissa
Moore, Helen Smith. Margaret
Jason. and the Masters. Jimmie
Childs' Murray Washington Larry
Snowden, Charles Tinsley. Crit
McSwain. Richard Carter. Walter I
Thompson Eddie Graham. Fred q
Guinyard Oscar Solomon. Larry
Bleach, Jimmy Clark, and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Clayton Fletcher, Mr.. and
William Warfleld, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Green. and many others too
numerous to mention. The CO.'S
umes were very gorgeous, and
III or the members OF the club |.
mpersonated a movie star. Mrs. lE
I'LL Wardeld received first prize IS
Dr. the best women's costume.
18th a very charming Spanish
hawi wrapped enchantingly g.
-ound her body. Bill Green OBJ Is
ined the mems prize with the
stume OF an officer in the For ~
yn Legion. &
The Splash Party at the Y. M.
A last Saturday night was T
~ successful so far as good
les go. There were just a few
ssent but they enjoytd them
yes 10 the highest. The "nata- ..
s. were the Misses Margaret
here " the city Ok Lnicago -
- s n.Ss,ss u I'd sffhisst. HsIenf III
rd' and the "Wiesmullers,"
d Northcross, Leroy Tallia-
J. George Higgins. Billy Wood
Wilson Northcross. Theodore
Buren,, and your truly. Mr..
Loving sponsored the event, -
Is trying TO make swimming -,
, out OF 1t. Watch this column I"
the date OF the next party rn''
few members OF the Set will "a
their first touch OF matrimony y. :.
oneotf minutesx i'
one OF the skits. Don't miss this '|'
w because II is without a .n
lbt, the best musical show ever her
'duced with amateur talent. Mr..
Mrs. Mills are really working -.
'ir heads off but the result will ~
worthy of their trouble. The
wv will be held at McCollester
III on May II and IS. T
As a special feature this week the
am going 10 list the names OF ASS
tain members OF the Set and day
, moving picture in which o
nix they would fit as the leading c.
rson. ers.
Violet Banks-"This Day and fhy
e.; Esther Randall--"Rain": Gu
Gle Bland-"Design For Liv- LAX
3; Margaret Graham Flying on
wn To Rio" !, Elsie Roxborough ten'
oulin Rouge: Vivian Bass T
id Of Paradise; virgie Rox- two
pre-.