The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
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PILLAR
TO
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with Young Dctrolters
. BY "LEN" ANDREWS

Arerio Chappies! Happy New
~ and all the other greetings
~ ne season. from the staff OF the
TPibune. II seems as though the
vounger set face the coming year
G1th . lighter spirit and less OF
t(hat heretofore pessimistic outlook
o. life. / commend them for that
never say die characteristic.
Well / must say the celebs real
u made their debut In q grand and
!. gIortous manner. The Fashion
show was like q trip down Fifth
!. Avenue ON a sunny day. They de-
Noted what the well-dressed young
lady should wear from the time
6he wakes up until the time she
retires. Very very swanky! Miss
Alberta Burley started the parade
q fashions In q pair Of Black and
Red Corduroy pajamas, Grace
oadler wore Brown and Tan SILK
( psjamas, and Dessie Walker ended
the parade of gorgeous somnam-
bulists with q pair Of red satin
pajamas trimmed with black. AL
luring Miss virginia Hall began
the march OF afternoon frocks In
. pretty green street dress with
black accessories. Alberta Burnley
then went shopping" In a cute
grey dress trimmed with mole skin.
Bessie walker took her afternoon
siesta In q lovely red dress with
grey accessories. Tempestuous
Miss Urceile McSwain then went
!, cocktail houring In a charming
green and gold evening gown. Miss
Evelyn Finnell reminded one OF
n Grecian Goddess with her red a.
cordian pleated gown with wide
< gold belt and accessories Louise
Williams looked like manniquin
In her black and silver gown touch
ed off with a red and white design
ed and made herself. Alberta Bur-
ley exhibited tho non-challant air
of one wearing white Fox even
Gag wrap. Bessie Walker awaited
er escort for the evening In
H arming effect OF black and Sill
= GER. Virginia Hall ended the parade
in a gorgeous white evening gown
with q black fur cape. Among the
interested spectators were Margue-
rite Mccoy. Bernadine Loving
Marie Woods, Katrina Wilmington.
Evelyn Solomon, Betty Drake,
Dora Wallace. Oneata Cooper. Mia
Leonard. Charles Tinsley. Randall
Hall. Crit McSwain. Bob McGruder.
Eddie Graham, Bill Osby. Billy
Woodson, Richard Tinsley. Ben
Waller.
"a stranger In town last Friday
night. and lowering around Arts
tic Temple would have thought a
very exclusive Fashion Show was
In progress. Tho younger set were
really clad to the Nth degree OF
style. The cause OF their stepping
out" was the Snow Flake Frolic
given by the Junior Congregites OF
the Congregational Church The
Park Avenuers" who danced gaily
that night were: Dorthula Robin
son Eleonore Harris, Louise
Moss, Lorraine Moss. Henrietta
Roberts. Margaret Matthews. Fran
els Rmford. Charlotte Houston,
Caroline Plummer. Dorothy Miller.
June Dickens. Kathleen Coote,
Norma Cocker, Gertrude Andrews,
Mary Penick. Marjorie Carter.
Katherine Armstrong, Eloise Lacen
Elaine Lewis, Bassett Jones. Ed
Harris Pete Casey. Carol Evans.
Spencer Cary, Parker Penick.
Harry Tapsico. Carlyle Johnson.
Harry Solomon. CARTE Bennett.
Dan Gillespie, George Dunbar,
Warren Hickman. Leroy Taliaferro
Robert Matthews and our good
friend Ulysses 'Lothario" Boykin.
Observed Hither and ThIther;
The Beau Brummel Club max
ing merry at the celebs Fashion
l;Show. =. Randall Hall back from
Chicago for the holidays....
Ulysses Boykin still whispering
sweet nothings into the ear OF
Bernice McKatherine at, the Junior
Congregites Frolic 49,. Wendell
Smith, home from West Virginia
hot-footing Il up TO Miss Evelyn
Solomon's domicile. Crit Nc
Swain suffering or e''.f,tis'
In his new love affair. no b the
way, 10 a member Of the TOPS
Club.
Get A Joe Louis Bank With
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