The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-11
PATRICIA'S
JOURNAL

Well, well, weren't we April
fooled, though! We thought it was
spring, and it turned out to be
winter, Chat is, according to the
weather.)
L. Marshall Feted
A pre-wedding luncheon party
was given for Ernest Marshall by
the staff of the Alfred Welfare
District, at the Frogs Club, April
3rd., at 1900 noon. :. Those pre-
sent included: Mrs. Pansy S. Mack,
Mrs. Adeline Sinkford, Mrs. Mary
Raines, Charles Thompson, Mrs.
Snow Grigsby, Mrs. Ruth Bradley,
Horace Bradfield, Mrs. Gray, Miss
Donnelly, Mrs. Gross, and Mrs.
Thompson Ia handsome wedding
gift was presented to the honoree,
who welded Miss Louise Congers
of Ypsilanti the following day,
Saturday.
THE MARDI GRAS
Everyone who attended had an
enjoyable time at the Mardi Gras,
last Friday, at the Y. NJ. G. A..
The stage show was very enter
taining. In decorating the gym
Gloster Current proved himself to
be a good decorator, as well as one
of our leading local orchestra lead
ers...A few of those seen enjoy
ing themselves were: George Hig-
gins, Ellen Jane Burton, Leroy
Taliaferro, Billy Woodson, Billy
Allen, Eveyn and Eunice Grier,
Clarence Davenport, Theodore
Woodson, and Lewis and Wood
ridge Mitchell. -.
"Celebrity House"
Among those seen viewing the
premiere of the delightful play
Celebrity House" at the Y. w. c.
A., Monday night, were Harry
Tapsico, Vunice Barrow, Ulysses
Boykin. Marian and Geraldine Por-
ter, Gertrude Andrews, Langford
p. James. Mrs. Joe Louis Barrow,
who looked charming in her black
net formal frock and black sand
ais. Theodosia Patrick and Eddie
Graham.
SPONSORS PROM
An association of all the high
schools in the city will sponsor its
annual High School Prom, on Sun
day, April &c, at the Forest Club.
Two well-known bands are ex-
pected to play for this occasion.
Prizes will be given away to the
most popular male and female stu
dents in Detroit. Among those who
have already been nominated In
the contest are the following: Pete
Casey, Stanley Langston, Louise
and Lorraine Moss, Juanita Hobbs,
Jane Scott, Catherine Carter, Doro-
thy Miller, Emmetta Morton, Cath
rine Hall, Florence Roebuck, June
Dickens, Eugene Guilliard, Doug
lass Tibbs, Wilson Northcross,
Carol Evans, Spencer Carey, Caro-
lyn Plummer, Norma Coker, Char
lotte Houston, Myrtle Tiller, Lottie
Stockell, Jetawyn Soloman,
Jaqueline Williams, Marguerite
Kendrick, Rose Thompson, Clarice
Arnold, Constance Showers, Cohen
White, Theodore woodson, walter
Peoples, Eddie Lacin, Charles
Covington, Allen Richards, Lillian
Brown, Ruben Mosely, Wilbur Rob-
inson. William Ellington, Alfred
McKibbon, William Jason, Otis
Burton, Billy Hall, oliver Dean,
Russell Middleton, Paul Middleton,
Bassett Jones, Sylvester Stewart,
Harry Jackson, and Harrison
Stewart.
I'll be eavesdropping on you at
the Regis Clubs Dance. on April
16, at the Artistic Ballroom.
There will be lots of surprises
for you in "Patricia's Journal"
next week, so don't fail to read
this column.
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