The Detroit tribune., 1936-03-28

FROM PILLAR TO
POST
BY "LEN" ANDREWS

Il
Cheerio Chappies! At last | can
write a column that every body in
town will be glad to read. The
younger set have been expecting
the Mock-Election for the last three
weeks, consequently l have been
flooded with urgent requests for
the immediate publication of "The
Mock-Election of 1886"
Taking all things into considera-
ton, and after several weeks con-
centration, | trust my own ideas
run parallel to your own
"THE MOCK-ELECTION OF 1886"
The most popular girl-Virginia
Hall ... The most popular boy
Ulysses Boykin. The towns
Greta Garbo, Toni Baquet 1.-The
towns Clark Gable, Ernest Fisher
... Best girl dancer, Elois Lacen. e.
Best boy dancer, Bob Matthews
Towns play girl, Margaret Hudson
... Towns play boy, Billy Wood
son. Towns crooner, Guion
Tate. .. Towns torch singer, Mel
ba Grimes. Most Indifferent girl
Virgie Roxborough. =. Most indif-
ferent boy, Colonel Smith. Best
dressed girl, Julia Cole. =. Best
dressed boy, Bill Thomas. ... Best
girl driver, Winifred DeGrassse. -.
Best boy driver, Crit McSwain..
Best actor, Clarence Bradfield. ...
Best actress, Evelyn Soloman..
Most naive girl, Elaine Lewis. ...
Most reticent boy, Bill Osby. ...
Most intelligent girl, Marion Rawl-
ings Most intelligent boy, St.
Clair Billups. Towns Cleopatra,
Hazel Blinco. -. Towns lothario,
Harry Soloman. -. Best girl play
wright, Elsie Roxborough. E. Best
boy playwright, William L. Gard
ner Most ambitious girl, Hazel
Miller. Most ambitious boy, Ran
dali Hall. Towns wittiest girl,
Blanche Sharpe. Towns wittiest
boy, Wendell Smith. E. Most con-
genial girl, Victoria Mccall.
Most congenial boy, Hank Talbert
The Junior Congregites "Un-
lucky" party last Friday, March 13
proved just the opposite to the
gay, fun-loving crowd present. In
fact, they were very lucky to be
there. The Lucky ones were Hazel
Blinco, June Dickens, Gertrude
Anderson, Majorie Carter, Carolyn
Plummer, Emmeto Morton, Lottie
Stockle, Charlotte Houston, Mary
Penick, Mary Graham, Lorraine
Moss, Margie Greenidge, Margie
Dunbar, Katherine Carter, Connie
Showers, Jeotwyn Soloman, Lor-
raine Porter, Dorothy Sutton, Ell
len Strauther, Basset Jones, Billy
Woodson, Parker Penick, Pete Cas-
sey, Ed Harris, Larry Douglas, Bob
Matthews, Spencer Cary, Joe An
drews, Harry Soloman, Fletcher
Hollingsworth, Ben Davis, Joe
Tandy, Rex Johnson, Charles Rox-
borough, Paul Middleton, Harrison
Staurt, Wilson Northcross, Sylves-
ter Staurt, Carol Evans, Albert
Davis, Eugene Gilliard, Clifton
Graham. Warren Hickman. Theo-
dore Woodson, Billy Allen, Albert
Wallace, and the Electrical phona-
graph of George and Jim Dunbar.
Club Fi-Delta is planning a big
I -. Lasx s..tA no4.Ait
swirlng club circles. The members
names aren't to be divulged as yet
... that's the big surprise for the
younger set! Just another case OF
"who shot cock-Robin."
In order to keep up my self-ap-
pointed task of keeping the young
er set interested during this era of
inertia, | am going to record the
loves of our gay ones in true stock
market fashion. An idea / use with
the personal permission of Ed. Sui
livan, writer of Manhattan" in the
Free Press.
"POST" SCRIPS
The town will get real laugh at
Sue Booths Portrayal of a South
ern maid n Celebrity House." the
Theatre Associates production. -.
Billy Woodson will soon show the
town how play boy plays.
Lucille Tapsico is now up and
about after her three weeks seclu-
sion due to a throat ailment.
Bill Vivian Fox Thomas has al
ready planned his Easter ward
robe, and the invasion of Ann Ar
Dor Herewith. Ben Webster and
Toni Baquet Webster, or to be
more exact, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Webster are now honey incoming
in Cleveland, Ohio =. Leroy Dud-
ley is now mending V-S's for Peter
j. Pletto on jefferson avenue.
Harry Qovelorn) Tapsico has ad-
ded his name to the list now COM
posing that downtown element. Z.
A whispering campaign" does not
necessarily refer to politics. ...
there is always ]. L. Hudson ele-
vator girls locker room to be con-
sidered.
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