The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-05-16
FROM PILLAR TO
POST
BY "LEN" ANDREWS

Cheerio Chappies! Has it ever
crossed your mind as to what
you're going to do this summer
when it really gets hot? Every
place you go Tin the past week. all
you can hear is, My, isn't it hot?'
and folks. this is only 'MayD
guess the call will be to the open
roads and limpid lakes! The homes
of the younger set will be as bar
rem of dancing feet and CHEEKY
laughter as a mausOleum.
The NJ A. d. Club gave a very
interesting afternoon tea last
Monday, May 4th with John Dancy
as the principal speaker. Sidney
Bailey gave a piano solo which was
muchly appreciated by the young
audience. Cloteele Rosemond sang
Crying My Heart Out For You"
and "Out of a Dream" to the vast
enjoyment of her public. The A. NJ.
e. Junior Choir rendered two
numbers very nicely, and Gloster
Current ended the program with
piano solo, Gloomy Sunday" OBJ
served among the appreciative au-
dience were-Cloteele Rosemond,
Ellen Strauther, Eunice Greer,
Regina Solomon, Lillian Caldwell,
Helen Thompson, Bertha Caldwell,
Barbara lines, Helen lines, Virginia
Cooke, Fannie Anderson, Ruth
Jennings, Lille Jordan, Helen
White, Lucille Green, Helen Will
son Grace Johnson, Dorothy
CTween You and Me- Daniels,
Lucille wilbur, Margie Milton,
Mile Milton, Marguerite Daniels,
Lee Maddox, John Lewis, Bob Mat
thews, Sidney Bailey, Larry Doug
las, Harrison Hayes, Richard An
derson, Sammie Taylor, Yester
Current, Gloster Current, AL Nc
Ribbon, Gilbert Spears, and Ernes-
tine BraXton, mistress of cere-
| mony.
The Theatre Associates are very
busy, despite the warm weather,
polishing up on their production,
Celebrity House" The play is to
be given May Goth at the Knights
Of Columbus Hall, Woodward at
Warren. After playing the X. of
c. Hall engagement, the play goes
on the Wilson Theatre. The AS
| Cnpfafnc hnA 70 HIJor1orN,
Society News Of 1886" because of
the current demand for Celebrity
House."
The Sphinx Club Of Alpha Upsi-
Ion Chapter Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity gave a really gala Des-
akadesis at Artistic Temple last
Friday night. The very walls of the
hall seemed wrought in an aurora
of gayety and cheerfulness. It
will probably be spoken of, for
many a moon, as "the" party. A
partial list of the guests would con-
sit of Harriet Wright, from Mis-
souri,, Olvina Pope, Alice Miles,
Katherine st. Clair Jones, Vivian
Fox, Francis Raiford, and Marga-
ret Mathews of Ann Arbor, Cloteele
Rosemond, Gloster Current, Eddie
Graham, Lucille Tapssico, Laney
Williams, Fletcher Routt, Mar
guerite Murray, Fletcher Hollings-
worth, Buster billiard, Richard An
derson, Fannie Anderson, Eddie
Lacen, Elois Lacen, Pope Benja-
min, Elaine Lewis, Harry Soloman,
Lillian Brown, Carlyle Johnson,
Evelyn Soloman, Justine Nelson,
Bob McGruder, Urcelle McSwain,
Regina Soloman, lila Craven, Mar
jorie Greenidge, Elaine Skinner,
Colonel Smith, Marjorie Carter,
Louise Moss, Lorraine Moss, Char
les Tinsley, Bernard Houston,
Leila Guidry, Virginia Trotter,
Charles Roxborough, Henry Tai
bert, Helen Walstine, Blanche
Sharpe, Pauline Dotson, Bill
Thomas, Richard Carter, Elizabeth
Elkins, Crit McSwain, s. T. Hol-
land, Lille Jordan, Theodosia
Patrick, Caroline Plummer, Spen-
Ger Cary, Emmeta Morton, Kath-
crime Sherman, Oscar Soloman,
Willis Ward, Dorothy Miller, Flea
nora Boykin, Nimrod Carney, Hell
en- billiard, Winifred DeGrasse,
Ulysses Boykin, Winifred welker,
Victoria Mccall Lloyd Bailer,
Helen Thompson, Cecile Bland,
Jeanette Bland, Mary Virginia
Graham, Cecil Poole, Clifton era
ham, M. Stewart Thompson, Bill
Rutland.
The Auxiliary to the Parish Aid
of st. Matthews Church promises
to display some excellent talent in