The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-05-30
From
Pi'Ear 10 POSI-
NV LEN" Andrews)

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Cheerio Chappies! The main
theme running through a n d
through the nimble minds of the
younger set is school will be out
soon!" and what throes of anti
cipation and eagerness they are
going through at the present time!
They read their history book and
see visions of swimming, they try
to work a chemistry experiment
and all they can hear is the swish
of a paddle in some distant lake, in
fact they can't study for Sum-
merizing." Another case given to
the accent on youth"
The Musical Review presented
last Friday by the Parish Aid Auxi-
liary, entitled "The Rhythm Court
of 1885," was a very enjoyable Of
fering considering the age and ex-
perience of the Hepburn" and
"Pavlowas." Catherine Carter was
Judge of the court, Jetawyn Solo
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ence Evans as Bailiff. The convicts,
as they were presented to the
Judge were ordered to sing, dance
or what have you? The lovely
criminals were Margaret Matthews,
Lillian Brown. Mary Penick, Thel-
ma Drew, Majorie Richardson, Bar
bara Talbert, Mary Hempfield,
Gloria Lott, Theodosia Patrick,
Ruth and Ethel Anderson. E. The
chorus girls were Helen Wilson,
Dovie Lee O'Neil, Francis Horner,
Jane Scott, Bernice Strong, Bessie
Harris, and Sybella Henry.
Congratulations to ali the girls
for their wonderful efforts! Noticed
here and there among the throng
of entertainment seekers, were,
Helen Thompson, Vera Allen Of
Lansing, Virginia Trotter, Pauline
Preston, Bernice Brady, Louise
Strong, Gertrude and Gladys An
drews. Katherine Sherman, Clarice
Arnold, Katharine Brady, Billie
Smith, Martha Brady, Bob. Mat
thews, Arthur Thompson, Lottie
Stockle, Spencer Cary, Charles
Roxborough, Wilson Northcross,
Dorothy Miller, Norma Cocker, Eli
zabeth Elkins, Mary V. Graham,
Doris Johnson, jeanette Bland,
George Dunbar, Katharine Hall,
Kathleen Coote, Leroy Sales, Park
err Penick, Ulysses Boykin, Kath-
arine st. Clair Jones, Bill Thomas,
June Dickens, Crit McSwain, Ar
thur Fleming, Billy Allen, and 9TH
ers.
Friday night also was the night
of nights for the Scroller Club,
pledge club to the Kappa Frater-
nifty. The Scrollers gave their at
fair deluxe at Wayne University
and had a near-record breaking
host of Detroit's smarter set at
tending.
The roll-call of merry galivant-
ers would read as follows: Marion
Rawlings, Ruth Foster, Vera AL
len, Jim Dunbar, Leila Guidry,
Eloise Lacen, Melvin and Florence
Jones, Bob McGruder, Melba
Grimes, Urcelle McSwain, Roose-
Welt Barnes, Willette Conner, Flea
more Harris, Maurice Macintosh,
Winifred Decrease, Regina Solo
man, Hazel Miller, Ellen Strauther,
Marion Porter, Wanda Pettiford,
Bill Osby, Lucille Tanning, Ber-
nadine Loving, Julian Wheeler,
Porter billiard, Malcomb Foster,
Elaine Skinner, Floyd Penick,
Ulysses Boykin, Louise and Lor-
raine Moss, Leroy Dudley, Mar
jorie De Baptiste, Katherine Tur-
ner, Harry Soloman, Carlyle John
son, and many, many others too
numerous to be added to the roll
call.
Miss Eloise Lacen entertained
the Lies Diamantes" Club last
Tuesday, May 10Th, at which she
served a very delightful repast and
pleasant session of bridge. The
prizes were won by Marion Rawl-
ings, LIST; Mildred Simmons, End
and Edythe Stephens, consolation
prize. The next meeting Of the Les
Diamantes will be held at the
home Of Miss Marion Rawlings on
Pennsylvania avenue.
The M. A. d. Club gave a birth
day party dance at the YWCA last
Thursday night, May 21st in hon
or of the birthday Of their spon-
sor, Mrs. Paige. Gloster "binged"
it to the extreme enjoyment Of the
Eight fantastic trippers." The trip
pers referred to would include, Lii
liam Caldwell, Helen Thompson,
Barbara and Helen Jones, Fanny
and Richard Anderson, s. T. Hol-
land, Lee Maddox, Ardrick Phil
lingaines, Vernell Watson, Bob
Matthews, Lucille Green, Herb
Hill, Larry Douglas, Helen White,
Evelyn Green, John Lewis, Ed
Harris, Louis Moffat, Murray
Washington and Charles Rox-
borough.
The Les Diamantes First May
Frolic given at the Lark's Club
last Saturday night was indeed the
setting of very careful and hap
by scene Of revelery-makers
Among the many of the frolic-ers
were Louise Taylor, Vera Allen
Georgia Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Warf1eld, Leonard Salters, Bill Os'
by, Carlyle Johnson, Harry Solo