The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
PATRICIA'S
JOURNAL
The "TOps" Dance


the Frogs Club was quite gala
affair. Although there was some
mishaps in sending out the invita-
mishap in sending out the invita-
tation list were there. 1t was Sc
crowded, in fact, that there was
very little dancing space. Those
present included: Marvin Cocker
Ellsworth Harris, Milly Moore
Grayce Saddler, Dora Wallace
Georgella Cowan, Ruth Logan
Walter Greene. Bernadine Loving,
Charles Tinsley, Evelyn Solomon,
Lannie Williams, Urcelle McSwain,
Leonard Salters, Bessie Walker,
Helen Holmes, Thelma Butler, AL
fred Jefferson, and Francis Bill
ups.
Joe Louis Sister Gives Party
The guests at the party of Yum
les Barrow, Joe Louis sister, in
cluded the following: Lillian
Brown. The Three Musqeteers,
Doug Tibbs, Eugene Guillard, and
Carol Evans; Phil Walker, Eunice
Grier, Marjorie Greenidge, Ran
dali Evans, Norma Coker, Henry
Anderson, William Rutland, Ulys-
SEES Boykin, June Pettiford, Kathryn
and Bernice Brady, Harold Glenn,
Gloster Current, Edward Crosby,
and S. II. Holland-Everyone
enjoyed dancing to the music of
George Dunbar's records. The
guests later, went to the Junior n.
A. A. G. P's dance at the Artistic
Temple and danced to the tunes OF
Gloster Currents Nightingales.
"Celebs" Give Birthday Party
Last Sunday the "celebs" gave a
party at the Plantation, honoring
the birthday of two of the mem
bers,, Evelyn Rutledge and Naomi
Swami. The following were pre-
sent: Grace Sadler, president of
the club; Urcelle McSwain, vice
president; bessie Walker, secre-
tary; Blanche Sharpe, Evelyn Fin
nell, Lannie Williams, Edna Pow
ELL Virginia Hall, Betty Drake, and
Abertha Burley....
Youth Inc. Plans Social
The West-Side Branch of Youth
Inc. is sponsoring a Desert Dance
on April ia Wayne Univer-
sity Amateur Show is to be fea-
tured later in the evening 80.
Members of the club are: "Hank"
Talbot, Sylvester Williams, Ray
Helm, Dora Talbot, Buster billiard,
william Venable, Myrtle Goldsby,
Marian and Geraldine Porter, Elsie
Newton, Claybourne Carson, and
Elizabeth Malone.
Regis Club To Give Dance
The Regis Club is giving another
of their delightfully."- entertaining
dances on Easter Wednesday, April
Is, at the Artistic Ballroom. Mem
bers Of the club are: Theo-
dore Woodson, Bernard Lamar,
Billy Allen, William Sexton, Wood
ridge Mitchell and Clarence
Davenport
Spring Fashions
Sunday, March 90. Many love-
ly faces and frocks were seen at
the Rendezvous" (refer to PA
tricia's Journal in the March
/ 2S issue of the Tribune). Elizabeth
Greene wore a plain brown dress
with a checked brown and white,
knee-length swagger coat to
match. Frances Horner had on an
extremely feminine dress Of the
latest blue novelty crepe. Lillian
Browns blue and white print dress
with the contrasting red fabric
belt, was very becoming. Sarah
Davis looked as if she had just
stepped from the pages Of one OF
the most exclusive fashion books
...she wore brown buck-skir
CHILE oxfords, a brown suit con
sisting of a snug brown skirt will
brown and white tailored hip
length packet. Her blouse was o
sea-blue linen. Her hat was alst
blue. Dora Wallace seemed t.
have been quite aware of the fac
that she looked quite charming II
her black and crimson attire. He
outfit included a luxurious blacl
hudson seal coat, a small blacl
hat, livened up by a crimson flow
err, a red crepe dress, black shoes
and the newest shade in brown
! 4.