The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-02-29

Ramon Scruggs, Of Alger
street; J. Hamilton Trimble,
of +. Warren avenue; and
Louis Arlington, proprietor of
Arringt0n's Chicken Shack, on
+. Warren.
Now, let us tell you about one
OF the pleasant strangers who
has been within our gates re-
Gently. She is the very charm
ing Miss Gloria Alexander,
who visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb on BegOle street. While
here, Miss Alexander was the
recipient OF many social cOur-
tesies and several young men
We'd with each other I'm pay
ing tribute to her.
We are glad to inform you
that Miss Clara Owen, "a Tri-
bune employee who lately I'M
derwent an operation mt her
home I'm Nashville, Tenn, Is
improving rapidly and will
soon he on the job again.
Miss Marsetta MOsley, 1914
Brush street. who left last
Wednesday to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Jennie MOsley, in
Birmingham, Ala. plans to
spend II mOnth'y vacation
there. On her return trip, she
will visit friends at Nashville,
Tenn.
VI. l.. Walker was out Of
the city last Monday, on a
business trip to Jackson,
Mich. for the purpose of having
n motion set aside i'm the Mid
west Country Club case. Now,
don't get the idea that Mr..
Walker, DIR. Thomas and he
other interested persons who
are involved in this litigation
are enemies, except when dis
cussing the Country Club. At
all other times. they are the
best OF friends.
We are not going to crowd
this column with news this.
week because we have so much
equally interesting news and
so many pictures in other Sec
tons Of this weeks issue.
which we are sure You Will
enjoy. For this reason, we do
not wish to he selfish and take
up your time and the usual
amount OF space in this col
umn.
Nearly all Of the local A. VI.
T.. ministers are out Of the
city this week, attending the
Bishops Conference mt Kansas
City. Mo. They all plan to re-
turn by Sunday, and occupy
their various pulpits.
Please! Please Won't sOme-
body page the lady whom we
recently heard say that boys
these days do not give girls
flowers on dance occasions, as
young men did years ago. You
see, the young men who at
tended the sphinx formal last
Friday night, completely blast
ed that accusation all to pieces
for there were showers to the
right of you, flowers mt the
left Of you ana cOrsages all
around I'm abundance. Yes,
there were gardenias and plen-
ty Of lovely cOrsages, consist
ing Of sweet peas and roses
which matched their lowell
ness with the beauty Of the
girls wearing them. I'm other
words the boys really said 1t
with flowers. And It was a
pretty party too, with good
music, plenty of ginger ale,
and the cutest fayOrs imagin-
able, all Of which added much
to the merriment Of the even
ing. There were many exqui-
site gowns to be admired,
while the men strutted about
I'm sucks" and stalls" Of lat
est styles. Among the many
seen enjoying the affair we're:
EIIariz VI. Thompson, DOro-
thy =. Moore, Joseph Tandy,
Jr., virginia TrOtter, Matilda
Davis, Chas. ROxbOrOugh, Har-
nv l.. Riggs, Helen billiard,
Marie Hardman, Virginia Cook,
Wlillimette COlmer, Bassett
Jones, =. T.. Holland. William
Hall, Ruth Wrentz, Eddie Cum
ningham, Marion Carter, Lloyd
Baflor, Eugene Butler, Mamie
Logan, Ray and Booker Helm,
Lorraine Lynn. Helen Walstine,
Sylvester williams, Myrtle