The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-14
Round Dances"
To Be Featured
At YWCA Party

Everyone who dances a round OF
old-fashioned dancing at the Lucy
Thurman Branch old time party
on Thursday evening, November
10 will be helping to create love-
ly scene around the Branch build
ing. The proceeds will be used to
landscape the grounds, and to plant
shrubs.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the affair and to come i'll
old fashioned costume to help make
the party just as festive and at
tractive as possible. A four piece
band will furnish the music and
each dance will be called.
All those who would like to be
included in the list of patrons may
secure information regarding the
dance programs at Lucy Thurman
Branch. Many pominent business
men have aleady added their names
to the list
Night board meetings will con-
tinue as a new custom at Lucy
Thurman branch with the fall e.
vent on Wednesday evening, No
yember Is. Girls from all the Y.
/ W. c. A. clubs will attend and par
ticipate in the discussion and the
regular business Of the meeting
A review of the years work will
be presented as well as plans for
the future development of the mem
bership, finance and Girl Reserve
and Club departments. There will
be another similar meeting in
/ March.
Children's dancing classes start
at the Branch on Saturday morn
ing at 10 and IL o'clock. There is
also a dramatic class on Saturday
at o'clock. The Senior Players
are now forming a dramatics group
and there is also group in the
creative dance. Registration may
be made in all of these classes now.
These are especially recommend
ed to fill winters leisure hours.
The first Sunday tea of the year
on November at the Branch was
a great success. From now on
these affairs will be held the sec
ond Sunday of every month. Spe-
cial music was furnished by Clio
cester Current and his Nightingales
who presented four numbers. The
verse choir of the Junior Players
also participated in the program.
Seventeen members of the COM
mittee of management of Lucy
Thurman Branch and several other
committees attended the Y. w. c..
A. Day program at the Detroit
News Station WWJ on Friday, No
vember 6, with representatives of
the Highland Park Branch, Inter-
national Center and Central
Branch Y. w. c. AS.
A delightful program of music
and dramatics was presented by
members of the Stations personnel
including G. G. Bradner, Wynn
Wright and his WWJ Players, Sal
! ly Woodward and Bill Mishler. 1t
was a much appreciated opportuni-
ty to see and hear these we'll
known radio personalities in per-
son.
Mrs. John A. Loomis, Mrs. Made
| line H. Fowler, Mrs. p. B. Gamble,
Mrs. A. B. Thomas, Mrs. w. A..
{ thompson, Mrs. c. B. Riley, Mrs.
William H. Peck, Mrs. F. L. Daw-
son, Mrs. Joseph e. Moore, Mrs.
Robert Croft, Mrs. William E. Will
liams, Mrs. Haley Ball, Mrs. Will
liam Langston, Mrs. Presley. Mrs.
Christine Curl, Mrs. Mary Brown,
and Miss Francis Brown were "a
mong those who attended.
DR.. Marie l. Rasey of Wayne
University is opening a new class
in Psychology" for mothers at
Lucy Thurman Branch on Wednes-
days at 2 o'clock. This will be of
value in training mothers in the
proper way to bring up their child
rem. A new typewriting class for
ftsVa