The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
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Diary Entries

Thursday, May 2S-LA PAG-
ETTES gave their Spring Frolic
at the "Y. W.. THE club, which
is sponsored by Mrs. Maude Nor
ris Page, includes in its member
ship the following: Havana Butler,
Lillian Anderson, Marietta Beck,
Dora Anderson, Lillian Brown,
Myrtise Byrd, Dorothy Thompson,
Mamie Moore, and Alberta Willows.
Friday, May 29-AN elaborate in
augural ball was given by the
Nacirema Club at the Y. w. G. a.
Those Of "The Bunch" who attend
ed were: Arlette Lewis, Beulah
Robinson, Milly Moore, Phil Car
rington, Jesse Simmons, Mary Jane
Finley, Lloyd Woods, Buster Dill
lard. and Vera Allen of Lansing.
Saturday, May 30-HOW pleasant
it was ON Decoration Day! I've
were, prior to that time, worried
almost sick for fear that the wea-
Their would be unsuitable for pic
hicks and outings, but good old
Mr.. Weatherman favored us with
a day made to order" for outdoor
enjoyment. :. Most of "The Bunch"
felt that they could spend a bet
ter Decoration Day away from
home. d. D.. THE following motored to
Ann Arbor: Carlyle Johnson, Har-
ry Soloman, Herb Hill, Bill Thorn
as, Crit McSwain, Hugh Peterson,
Marcella Tandy, and Jetawyn Solo,
Moore, Eva McBroom, Frances
Horner, James Duncan, Kenneth
Stanton, Lucinder Jackson, Alice
Stanton, Shirley Turner, Helen
billiard, Henry Cleage, Frances
Raiford, and little" Carlyle John
son chose 1.-THE Meadows, near
Mt. Clemens. =. Arthur Randall
motored to Chicago. -. Helen Wal
estine, Richard Carter, and Henry
Tolbert also spent Decoration Day
out the city,.
QUITE a few of the set attended
the Wayne University Co-ed's pic
mic at Belle Isle, Saturday. They
included Vunies Barrow, Myrtle
Goldsby, Mary Agnes Miller, Wini-
fred DeGrasse, Marjorie Greenidge.
Wilbur Brewer, Frank Pennick,
Henry Anderson, Ben Davis, Marie
Hardeman, Wanda Pettiford, Ar
, lette Lewis, Lloyd Woods, Ida Petit
ford, Buster billiard, Ann Furlo, Ed
die Carson, Pauline Cain, Gertrude
Bailey, George Higgins, Theodore
Sherman, Leroy Soles, Kathleen
Coote, Robert Mathews, Florence
Roebuck, and Ellen Jane Burton.
Observations
CLARENCE Davenport is turn
ing to the drama. He played the
part of Max Reynolds in "The
House on the Sands" which was
presented at Second Baptist, last
Sunday e. LEN Andrews and Vera
Allen, of Lansing, are this weeks
addition to our list Of friendships
VIRGINIA Trotter and Bernice
Brady attended an Ouija Party re-
Gently. They are very enthusiast
tic about the game (of Ouija) -.
Ask them to tell you about II. 49,.
AND speaking of Bernice, that re-
minds me that she won the second
prize, a lovely blue Ford Tudor, in
the Tribune's recent subscription
campaign. -. MARY Underwood
came out IN third place, receiving
cash prize. LIFE" to a GER
tain columnist, "is Just bowl Of
cherries. The person In ques-
ton not long ago, gave three tele-
phone numbers by which he could
be reached, and each exchange was
Cherry. EVA M. McBroome re-
turned to Detroit last week from
Admission, Alabama, where she was
graduated from the Margaret Bar
Der High School. While attending
that school she was a member OF
the chorus, choir, and quartette.
She plans to enter West Virginia
State in September. EVERY sum-
mer Billy Johnson and Larry War
rem have some special hobby with
which to occupy their time. Last
summer they were all-enthusiasti
over hunting and fishing. This
time it's radio. =. They have pur-