The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-07-04

And now, after our little dis
course about the weather, we can
enjoy bit of chatting and COS
siping, which is always welcomed.
THE student members of Nacire-
ma gave a College Prom Friday, at
the clubhouse, which was really
the tops with Isaac Goodwin fur
nishing the dancing impetus.
TILE young men and ladies pre-
sent were the symbol of gayety
and abandon as they chatted, dane
ed and slipped refreshments, obli-
vious to everything but the imme-
date pleasure of the occasion. :.
THOSE present included Crit Nc
Swain, Esther Randall, Ruth Routt,
Winifred Beck and her fiancee,
Jim Brown; Louise Simms, Wilbur
Brewer, Vunies Barrow, Herbert
Simms, Eulalia Gaines, Marion
Clark, Marguerite Fox, Margaret
Graham Vivian Fox, Bill Thomp-
son, Cohen White Blanche Sharp,
Oscar Soloman, Richard Caretr.
Dan Gillespie Jessie Simmons, and
Phil Darlington.
THE following were observed at
the Plantations Cocktail hour,
Sunday: Tom Spencer, George
Higgins, Elsie Roxborough, MINI
rod Carney, Freddie Guinyard,
Doris Brown McCampbell, Jimmy
Childs, Esther Randall, Eulalia
Gaines, Inez Jones and Arthur
Wise =. THESE, in addition to the
following, were seen later at the
Frogs: Dora Wallace, ALT Tho
mas, Winifred DeGrasse, Bill
Routt, Sam Thomas, Freddie Lo-
gan, Edna Kyle home from Spell
man; Fletcher Routt, and Bill
Routt.
FRANCES Raiford lived up to
her reputation for excellent en-
pertaining last Saturday, when
she gave an elaborate formal din
ner party, honoring three out OF
town guests, Dorothy Washington,
of Atlanta, and Detroit; Demetra
Durham of Columbus, S. c.; and
Hilda j. Evans of Washington, ID.
Co.. THE guests enjoyed a very
delightful dinner after which
they retired to the living room for
dancing, and socializing.....
| AMONG those who enjoyed the
hostess hospitality were the fol-
lowing:
Eva McBroom, T h d e
Woodson, Catherine Carter, Flor
ence Stephens, Marjorie Carter,
Bernard Lamar, Alice Stanton,
Warren Carter, Wilbur Brewer,
Marjorie Greenidge, Charles Ste
phens, Mile Moore, Norma Cox
err, Grove Coote, Theodore Sher-
man, Sue Morton Dorothy Miller,
Arthur Thompson, Melba Grimes,
Ulysses Boykin, David Northcross,
Henry Anderson, Jean (Doady)
Cole, Carlysle Johnson, Lillian
Brown, Frank Raiford, Lawana
Davis, Cathleen Coote, Jack Rod
gers, Marian Clark Of Chicago, Ill. /;
Myron Towns of Atlanta, Ga. (;
Ellsworth Harris, Frances Horner,
and Leroy Soles. >. FRANCES
is a coed at the U. Of NJ. and the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Raiford
of McDougall avenue.
AND now, dear readers, here's
the news for which you have beeen
impatiently waiting. IN a thrill
ing double-header Sunday at Belle
Isle, between Nacirema Club (stu-
dent members and otherwise) and
the Sphinx Club, the latter emerged
as victor with a score of 1913.
THE members of the Nacirema
team wore becoming blue shirts
with the name 'Nacirema' imprint
ed on the back. -. The team con-
sisted of Hank Talbot. Richard
Carter, Eddie Eubanks, Willis
Ward, Eddie Tolan, Charles Ste
! phens, ct al. =. MEMBERS Of the
Sphinx team were Dan Hayes,
Nathaniel Leach, Harry Riggs
Larry Bleach, Thomas Brisco,
Jimmy Clark, Henry Anderson
and Hughes Peterson. :. MANY of
the Bunch" were present to boost
and cheer for their favorite team.
LAST week Lawrence Duncan,
Florence Stephens, Demedra Dur
ham, Francis Raiford and Char
les Stephens attended the gorge
ous~oall given for the conference at