The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
SOCIETY AND WOMAN'S PAGE CT u

street, Windsor-Barbara Talbot
and Florence Evans are the hos
tessets and the admission fee is GO
ing to be one cent for each year
you are old. .l....
WEDDING
In lovely autumn ceremony
Sunday, Beatrice Parrish, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. M. Parish
spoke her marriage vows to Will
liam M. walker at the home of the
bride.
ANN ARBOR
Ann Arbor is now settling down
to its usual fall routine. The one
disturbing factor which must yet
be borne for another week is the
frantic rushing However, every
one (and everyone seems to have
some affiliation and feeling about
fraternity and sorority is amiably
attending the first meetings of
their chapters and entertaining
newcomers. ....
NORTHERN HIGH BRIEFS.
Word comes to us that there has
been a little confusion" up at
Northern. Teddy Williams said
something to Sarah Cleveland and
the dispatch has it that she took
poke at him. Ted went into hid
ing and wasn't seen around the
corridors for quite few days. Now
everything is all ok. -. Sarah Gle
veland is a very attractive young
lady and is planning to follow
nursing as career....
BRIEFS. -.
Harold Stevenson and family are
doing nicely these days. He tells
us. Alexander (the Jester) Smith
sstill getting away big with his
acts at the parties. We just cant
understand why that chap doesn't
try to get on the stage.
"Stevedore,' a drama of New Or
leans dock workers written by
Paul Peters and George Sklar, will
be presented 70 rthe first time iu
Detroit by the New Theatre Union
at the Institute of Arts. Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday of this week
including a special matinee on Sat-
urday. The play, which ran for "a
weeks in New York and toured the
principal cities in the east will be
the first of five to be produced by
the New Theatre Union this sea-
son. The cast will include Leon
Smith in the leading role of Lon
ME Thompson; Constance Miller as
Ruby Oxley; Lester McFall in the
Blacksnake role and Sue Powers
as Binny. Others in the cast are
Robert Hayden, Jene Russell,
James Scott, Robert Booth, Allen
Naylor, Nimrod Carney, Alfred
Stevenson, Ralph Cazart, Leo Mo-
/ gill, and Hall Phillips. $780,
David Northcross and his bro
Their Wilson are attending school
at Big Rapids, Michigan. David will
enter the University of Detroit in
January.
Jane and Hester Watson are at,
tending school In New York City
Jane is studying at Columbia. -.
Jane Cole, who is one of the very
attractive young debs Of the motor
city is attending the University of
Detroit. =. Jane likes to sing and
play the piano. They tell us that
she has a lovely voice and is a
swell dancer. :. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cole of
Scotch ave.
Freddie Guinyard is still the city
slicker. He's seen in all Of the hot
spots with all of the "wise guys"
Marvin Cocker still leads in ball
room Glowing. =. But this young
Elliot Polk is giving him a hard
way to go. Elliott can really swing
on the dance floor. 80. Marvin still
has a slight edge over the play
boy. ~'v,
Carlysle Johnson and Harry
Solomon are still seen at the night
spots enjoying themselves. .....
We still think Marjorie Carter
has a pair Of beautiful eyes w
Herb Hill was at very low ebb
last week end. We wonder what
has happened. Maybe he is in love.
Jimmie Jones is making plans to
return to Arizonia this winter. This
Jones boy is hard to keep up with
James Butler, the young scribe
is studying hard at Wayne Univer-
Slty.....
Theodosia (sweet thing) Patrick
is working at Neisners. She sells
candy. .....
Vunies Barrow is going in for
tennis dndoors) this season.
Met Pauline Gaines vouno eietar