The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-20
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET
BY Ulysses W. BOikN

October is still proving to D.
busiest month of the year for the
Young folk
YOI' SHOULD KNOW THAT.
Zen Johnson recently elected
president of the Freshman class
OF Morehousc college Atlanta
keeps the poslman busy between
Atlanta and Npsianti, where
certain young lady Is attend me
Michigan state Normal Ben is the
first ont OF state student 20 h"id
the office.
Thelma tFelix) Crumpton seems
~ be very interested in Ann Arbor
mail these days Mamie Locker
very interesting and popular
student az the northeastern High
is very excellent ballad dancer'
and experts 10 make dancing herl
life work
Eddie Graham IS studng al
Wilberforce at The present. Good
luck Eddie.
The members of the Younger
set are all expected TO attend the
A. X A. dance on October 30.
Robert Coker has been visiting
u Young lady in the north side
l,fplv. Cecil Bland celebrated her 4
birthday last Thursday win
small gathering of friends
George Dunbar has been enter
taining lovely young Georgia
Peach recently
David Northcross has left his
shadow" John Watson. down IN \
he dumps.
The Del Pprites are planning
for Halloween. stand ny !
plans are being formulated for i
ocietys big Jabberwock n
The Girls Friendly Society OF 81. Il
Iathcws Church are giving l
lnsical Revue and Dance October "
4. I'm the Parish House.
The Auxiliary to the Parish Ala II
I st. Mathews Church will feature Y
balloon dance November ,. at 81. II
lathews Parish House Il
Friday night. the Auxiliary gave Il
Spaghetti supper al the home of Il
.uth Wilkes on Madison avenue Il
mong those who attended We're. s
orma Coker. Ruth Wilkes. Ben Ia
Is. Mary Johnson, Robert Cocker, )
Minnie Mitcell, Henry Anderson
LILLIAN Brown, William Rutland II
George higgins. Jimmy Jones.
and George Dunbar
The Auxiliary also gave Weine ! :
Roast Saturday noon M Belle Isle
The young folk NJ Plymouth gave d
Wcncr Roast recently az Belle,
sic Soc n YOU can figure ihi !,
ili hlrkncSs automobiles
sarcfte- romance Key
,irg police rcprimand
ONE i
Cnr tine TWly Grace Johnson i
nd coleman Young were recently =
Ialc members of The Chiefs. and +
"a stern 1881 school honor society il
The SIT has q charming addition {
IA me person of f.velyn Norris {
Of Chicago. who now 9
.c~idcs on Josephine avenue I
Carlyle Cbud) Johnson Is grow
ng up because he smokes pipe |.
these days
Edward Carson seems 10 be
little rivalry between
Frances Raiford and Maude Coins
The stunning and vivacious
louise Moss. formerly of Carlisle
PENNSYLVANIA. is one OF the most
popular newcomers to the set tins
season. /
SNAPSHOTS:
The bewitching Leila Palmer
looking sharp In her new sport
outfit.
Mary Scott talking over a tele-
phone
Virginia Hall talking to sonny
Edwards.
puly Smith and Katherine Brad
ny strolling.
Jetawyn Soloman dancing with
| Basset Jones.
The Plymouth Congregites met
at the home OF Evelyn Norris. on
Josephine avenue, Friday evening.
Oct. IL. at o'clock A constitution
was drawn up and accepted After
the business routine. the members
engaged in social activities fol-
one hour. Among those present
were: Evelyn Norris. Lorraine
Moss. Ben Davis. Margaret Mccall
Albert Davis. Marjorie Greenidge
Clifton Graham. Maud Coins
William Rutland. Louise Moss
Henry Anderson. George Dunbar
Frances Raiford. Marjorie Carter
catherine Carter. Bob Cocker
Caroline Plumer, Thomas Malone
Theodore Woodson. and Ulysse,
Bykin. Miss Nellie Watt and Rev
Herbert King were sponsorers.