The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-25
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Henrietta Roberts, student at the
u. of N.
Tuesday, April IA, We'll, this
is the second day of our Easter
vacation, and THE Bunch" is just
getting started on their nightly
party tours, which will probably
end Friday at 2 o'clock. Tonight,
young folks gathered at the home
of Carlyle Johnson, 4471 Harding
Avenue, and what lot of fun they
had! =. Delicious punch, -. cook
les. good music. -. Those pre-
sent included Mary V. Graham,
Charlotte Houston, Mary Eliza
beth Elkins, Francis Wilson, Yo-
lande Bradfield, Constance Showers,
Maria Wilson, Doris Graham, Cola
Milligan, Vivian Bostic, Shirley
Turner, Howard Tandy, Clifton
Graham, Wendell Turner, Bob John
son, Frank Elkins, Logan Milligan,
Lew Wilson, Bruce Wilson, Sylves-
ter Coleman, and Haule Johnson.
Wednesday, April Is We went
to the delightful leap-year frolic,
given by the popular Regis Club
go. THE Bunch" certainly had an
enjoyable time dancing to the mu-
sic of Gloster Current & Company.
They all slipped CD ginger ale
between dances. Those present
included: Elizabeth Elkins, in a
chic flowered print dress with an
orange sash; Dorothy Sutton, in
blue net redingote with print slip;
Marjorie Dunbar, becoming red tat
feta formal; Lorraine Moss, gor-
geous "purplish" silver lame form
al; Juanita Hobbs, lavender tat
feta dress; June Dickens, blue net
dress with blue silk slip; Dorothy
Miller, black net dress with black
silk slip; Carolyn Plummer, Mar
jorie Carter, Carrie Marshall, Len
Andrews, Louell Locke, Parker Pen
nick, Wyllis Tabor, Max Simpson,
Robert Mathews, S. T. Holland,
Mary Pennick, Maude Joiner, Elga
Mitchell, Margaret Mccall, William
Rutland, Theodore Williams, Harry
Soloman, Gertrude Andrews, Leola
Knox, Charlie Roxborough, Arthur
Lyle, Lena Hurley, Nancy Fisher,
.orraine Porter, Theodore Washing
ton, Maureen Craig, Sarah Cleve-
land, Willette Conner, Louis Gra-
ham, Carlyle Johnson, Carol
Evans, Douglass Tibbs, Eugene
Guilliard, Lottie Stockell, William
Patrick, Ulysses Boykin, Eddie Car
son, Pauline Cain, Milly Moore,
Clifton Graham, Carlyle Johnson,
Clarissa Arnold, Bernice McCough-
an, Arthur Thompson, Catherine
Carter, Ed Harris, Spencer Carey,
Bassett Jones, Chris Sturkey, Stan
ley Langston, John Lewis, and
Clarence Woods. -. ---.
Thursday, April 16 I'VE follow
ed "The Bunch" to the party that
Margaret Mathews gave at 4051
McDougall for Katherine st. Clair |
Jones, a u. of M. coed. Some Of
those seen dancing and drinking |
ginger ale are as follows: Ben Dav-
is, Barbara Talbot, Joe Andrews,
Margaret Mccall, william Rutland,
Jane Scott, Norma Cocker, Lorraine
Moss, Dorothy Sutton, Jimmy Dun
bar, Vunies Barrow, Bernice Brad
by, Robert Mathews, Louise Moss, |
Henry Anderson, Elizabeth Elkins,
Virginia Trotter, Juanita Hobbs,
Jetawyn Soloman, Marie Hardeman,
Sylvester Williams, Kathleen
Coote, Buster billiard, Leroy Soles,
Harry Soloman, Theodosia Patrick,
Daniel Hayes, Wilbur Brewer, Milly
Moore, Carlyle Johnson, Julian
Rodgers, Carol Evans, Crit Nc
Swain, Ulysses Boykin, S. T. Hol-
land, and Frances Horner.
Saturday, April Is - Quite few
of "The Bunch" motored over to
Windsor to attend the dance at
Coral Gables, and, do blieve me,
1.-The" great Joe Louis was there.
others present were: Lorraine Moss,
Juanita Hobbs, Ben Davis, Cathe-
rine sherman, Margaret Mathews,
Barbara Talbot, Louise Moss, Doug
lass Tibbs, Carol Evans e. party,
Eugene Guilliard, Henry Anderson,
Ulysses Boykin e. party, and Will
liam Rutland.
Due to lack of space, Twenty
Years Hence" will not appear in
this weeks column but will be con-
tinued in next weeks issue.
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......... NOTES ............
Now amuse yourself for NOM
ent by guessing the names Of the
persons in the following sentences.
1t is very simple, if you will only
think hard enough. ......
At the Regis Dance, A.. IT.
go. said that he was going to keep
his eye on D......M... until
the dance was over 80. L. B. was
so absorbed in arranging her hair,
at the party given for Katherine
st. Clair Jones, that she upset
the dressing table lamp. j.. -.
S.. and Co.. A., at
the same party, said that that was
the first time they had ever been
wallflowers.
BIRMINGHAM-(ANP)- Carry
ing bag Of coal home to his desti-
tute mother, Sharles McDuff, 10
year old boy was fatally injured
carly wednesday evening when he