The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-25

Chalmer Coe, Miss Sallie Whit
sett, and Eugene Ware, worked
splendidly under the direction
of the well-known social lead
er Mrs. Clara Amos.
Among the nineteen gradu-
ates of the 1886 Class of the
Letroit Training School In Re-
ligious Education, were Mrs.
Marvel Lee, Miss Emmie Lee
Mack, and Miss Sallie Ogletree.
The exercises were held at the
Metropolitan Y. w. c. A, Tues
day evening, April 81, where
school is held. Following the
presentation of diplomas, DR..
Robert W. Kelso, Of the Uni
versity of Michigan, delivered a
very instructive address, on
the theme, "The Trained
Churchman and the Problems
of Human Welfare" A sumptu-
Gus dinner was served.
Dances will come and dances
will go, but the dances given
by "The Yinc's better known as
"The West-Side Branch Of the
Youth Incorporated Club dance
will never be forgotten by
those who attended. This event
took place, April 16, at
610S-28th street. Fashionable
well dressed College students
began to arrive at 8 O'clock. The
first to greet the guests at the
door were Miss Lavinia Bright,
Mr.. Venable, and Karl Johnson,
who collected the admission,
distributed refreshnlent tags,
and directed guests to the check
room, where Miss Mavis Bon
ney, Elizabeth Malone, Inez
Hayes and Booker Helm were
checking. The enchanting mu-
sic of Larry Douglass Orches-
ira enticed the guest to dance
under soft dim lights and at
tractive decorations of yellow
and purple.
A splendid floor show was
staged. Delightful refresh
ments were served Buffet
Style" by the refreshment COM
mittee, Miss Elizabeth Malone,
Elsie Newton, Myrtle Goldsby,
Marion Porter and Harriet
Walker; Herbert Thompson,
Daniel Carter and Henry Bulk
ley stood by and collected the
refreshment tags as the guest
were served. Dancing was then
continued until 1890 a. m.
Those who were present were:
Beatrice GoldSby, Gertrude
Bailey, Regina Solomon, Raj
phaleta Smith, Marie Logan,
Gwendolyn Branham, Joseph
Stanton, Marie Hardimin, Mar
jorie Greenidge, Eloise Cros-
by, Christine Wright, Wadye
Gallant, Robert Rimmen, Jean
DeLoney, Johnson Hickman,
Wilbert Robinson, Allan Rich
ards, Lorraine Lynn, Dorothy
Nall, Leon Hudson, Mike Chap
man, Lettia Nall, Joe Tandy,
Grant Hale, W. Robertson, Ed
ward Crosby, George Small,
Warner Robertson, Mae Simp-
son, James Duncan, George
Watts, Warren Hickman, Vir-
ginia and Naioma Baker,
James Freeson, Bruce Thur
man, steve Turner, Winston
Blousell, and many others. Mrs.
A. L. Stephens, Mrs. Elizabeth
Morton, and Mrs. Esther Dade
were the sponsors of this dance
and members who worked so
faithfully to make this affair a
success were: VIM. Venable,
Myrtle Goldsby, Henry Buckley,
Harriet G. Walker, Lavinia
Bright, Elizabeth Malone, Iney
Hayes, Marion Porter, Elsie
Newton, Mavis Bonney, Helen
Turner, Dora Talbert, Daniel
Carter, Clayborn Carson, Law
renee Duncan, Booker and Ray
Helm, Ambrose Mutt, DR.. My
ron Stanton, Henry Talbert,
Herbert Thompson, Allen Ven
able, Howard Venable, Sylves-
ter williams and Karl Johnson.
Well, mirror Fans" space
will not permit us to chat long
er at this time; but we still
have lots of intriguing news
items in the offing. At present,
however, we must bid you
adieu, with brightest and best
wishes to all, until next week.