The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-07

countered this weekend, we dis
covered, were dominated by one Or
all of three major interests Of the
moment, we discovered, were domi-
mated by one or all of the three
major interests of the moment
Halloween, hinting and election.
To the very young, OF course
Halloween partieS seemed the most
important
A huge crowd of Detroiters ga
thered at ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
SORORITY'S Halloween dance
given Saturday night, at the Ar
tistic Temple on Elmwood Street.
And, the smart young set were all
agog over the decorations and
good time that they had.
Just a few of those we noted
were Norma Cocker, Margaret Ma
thews, Norman and Willis Tabor,
Fannie Anderson, Richard Ander-
son, Ilene Johnson, Ted Williams,
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Douglass Tibbs, Frances Raiford
(She looked awful sweet Ruby
Fears, the young Buffalo Miss who
has decided to stay with us and is
working as nurse aid at Trinity
Clinic; Marguerite Bonds, of chi
cago. She was the house guest Of
Miss Elsie Roxborough of Wood
lawn ST., Kittie Cox (She is doing
things that are going to make good
gossip material very soon. We
hope she takes the hint. She is
the very attractive southern girl
who is attending Michigan this
year; Lottie White, Lonnie Bar
row, Phelton Brooks, Mildred Cum
mings Us she still sweet on the
young Wayne u. student, Norman
Tabor? Phelton things sol Elsie
Roxborough (She returned to
school ito stay for a while. Her
play at the d. A. I. last week was
we'll received. She told us that
she is going pro- She has her eye
on the stage. We wish her luclI)
Jimmie Jones Gle is running
things in the ground; Harrison
Washington Che celebrated the
holiday in good old wet fashion,
Henry Anderson, Eleanor Williams,
vie Goens. (she has returned to
Michigan after doing little teach
ing down in West Va Hazel Mil
Ter (She's a girl with plenty Of
class Marcella Tandy, Evelyn
Soloman, Claude Cooper and his
wife, the former WHINE Bass,
Hughes Peterson, Jessie Simmons,
Phil Darlington, Irene Ducan,
(She is going to Wayne U for a
degree) Marie Hardima, Porter
billiard, Winifred DeGrasse, Charles
Roxborough, Jr., Ben Raiford, Will
liam Rutland, Pauline Cain, Ed.
Carson, Vunies Ga lovely thing
Barrow, Ruth and Dorothy Foster,
Wilson Northcross, Marjorie Geen-
idge, (She is connected with the
Wayne U Goods Club an organiza-
ton of students at Wayne Univer-
sity to promote good will among
the race students. They are doing
a nice job of it. Sue Bethel is
president, Vunies Barrow is secre-
tary and Myrtle Goldsby is trea-
surer) Sylvester Williams, Gle is
going to get all of his trouble solv-
ed real soon, we hope) Inez Jones.
Well that's about all that we can
think Of just now. But there were
lots more who deserve mention
but space will not permit.
SNAPSHOTS $3.50.
Jimmy Sonny Johnson, is all
tired of married life and told us
that he is getting a divorce. He
is enjoying himself lately with
Verda Smith, a very popular young
Miss. ...--..
Elizabeth Ray, very talented
composer, has been i'll at her beau
tiful home on Vancourt street
Elizabeth is quite interested in
music and plays the sax in a grand
swing style. Her husband is a
cousin of Joe Louis.
Gloster Currents brother Les
ter is now married man.
What prominent Detoit Deb has
romantic leanings toward the
south. ....
Ben Davis, now the tops at More
house, so they tell us has added
a riding habit to his wardrobe
All he has done is parade around
the campus with it, without the
horses. ...
Alex Smith, your press agent
needs some material to work with !?
Dan Gillespie is tasty becom-
ing a number one fashion plate.
A young social Miss has night
club ambitions. ...,
Norman Tabor that East Side
Deb is the tops.....
The 18th Of November will bo
the date of the BLOOM DANCE AT
ST. MATTHEW'S P A r r s ii
HOUSE. $50.
Last week was rather quiet. -