The tribune independent of Michigan., 1934-12-22
YOUNGER S'Sj K SET.
by ULYSSES w. BOyKIN


little fling with the Debs party
Friday evening. at the Nacirema
Clubhouse.
Among The dances OF the week
was that given by the Ladies of
Benjamin House. last Friday even
ing at the Palmer Field House,
Forest and North University ave-
nue., Ann Arbor. The committee In
charge. headed by Mrs. Benjamin,
included, Misses Helen Wright,
Lille Lee. Anna j. McCampbell,
Katherine Jones. Cora Johnston,
Minnie Turner. Marian Clarke,
Roberta Petty. Marguerite Murray.
Georgia Holloway. Lucenda Smith,
and Louise Simms The Chaperon-
es were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Car
son DR.. and Mrs. G.. ii. Benjamin,
DR. and Mrs. III. Il. Simms, and
Mrs. Edward Lewis. Over one hun
dred and eighty guests danced to
the soft music.
Among the many Detroiters
seen dancing to the strains Of
sweet music were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Brown, Lucille stunning in a
black gown with red accents; Ed
Benjamin. Staging; Winifred
Brady and Eleanor Boykin, who
took time off from their books at
Ypsilanti. to dance a while. Close
by. were John league and James
Randall. Julia Cole also came in
from Ypsi, and seemed very proud
of the gardenas which escort
Robert Brady had given her. Wal
do Beck and Caroline Cole, the
latter very lovely in orange crepe,
were also there. as was Winifred
Beck. who was bewitching in red.
Eugene Beatty was escorting
Evelyn Douglass, while Lowell
Baker came out as the guest OF
Margaret Murray. one OF the hos
tesses We saw Marion Carter
dancing with Herb Hill. and look
ing very pretty in crepe and
lace gown. Sue Dunbar and Mary
Underwood were both dressed in
red, while Lottie Donald chose an
ensemble OF pink and brown. With
then were Carol Strickland. Hugh
Peterson. and Joe jenkins. Eudora
Morton wore beautiful blue
crepe, trimmed In silver bugle
beads. Odessa Dunlap. in love-
ly blue, was escorted by Frank
Lett, Michlgan's sophomore athle-
te. Ernest Marshall came in with
Louise Conger, who was stunning
in black velvet. lIerthe Priest also
wore II becoming black creation
Elsie Roxborough was stunning,
in black and white tunic dress.
which was further enhanced by
her colffeur, Ruth Routt and Will
lis Ward were together, Ruth
wearing white and orange taffeta.
Petite Katherine Brady looked
just as though she had just step
ped out OF picture. In her lovely
style de robe, of course Billy
Smith and so were Mildred Smith,
Pulmon Osborne, M l d r o d
wore an orange tunic of lace
and crepe. Lloyd Bailer and
Moses Thompson were also among
the guests.
DR.. Simms, who motored up
from Detroit. was heard saying
that he had secured only one
dance with his popular daughter,
Louise, who wore very becoming
gown OF green crepe.
Other gay affairs for last week
were the Girls Reserve Carnival;
and the st. Matthews Parrish
Aid dance. Both were on last Fri
day evening.
Donald J. Marshall, of the Ford
Motor Company. and superinten-
dent of ST. Matthews Sunday
School. expresses the following
beautiful sentiments, regarding
the Christmas season lie says
The Christmas Season
The season OF JOY. looked for
ward TO with anticipation espe-
cially by the young, is at hand
Christmas has been commerialized
TO such an extent the we are prone
to lose sight OF the true meaning
OF the event we celebrate al TINS
time.
The wonderful lesson in humill'
" as extmplilied by the birth OF
our Saviour In n manager; th'
lesson OF the fatherhood OF Goo
and the Universal Brotherhood ol
all mankind: the lesson Of lit'
OF denial and ultimately the su'
preme sacrifice on the cross
these are the lessons not TO b'
forgotten at this sacred seasoI
that we have grown to look upoi
as period Of JOY and merry
making.
In celebrating the birth o
Christ let us not forget that III
was born with a purpose. that liz
lived His whole life with the pur
pose. aud that finally lie died u
nccnmnllah TINT nnrnOao.