The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-15

Patricia's Journal

(By THEODOSIA PATRICK

LAST week we discoursed ex-
tensively through this column
about gay parties galore, but at
this writing, departures seem to
headline the news. -. In all parts
of the city 'youthfuls' have packed
their travelling necessities into
their bags, and have made, or are
making, their exodus from the city
for other places of interest. OUT
of town places are certainly draw
ing the attention of these folks. 49,.
WALTER Greene, Jr. of Belvi-
dere, with his family motored to
New York last Friday to spend the
week end. :. cola and Logan
Milligan of David, also went off on
a jaunt with their family to New
York last Saturday. Before
leaving they entertained at their
home with little 'get-together' 49,.
NANCY Fisher of Fisher avenue
expects to accompany her girl
friend, who is now guest-iclating
at the Fisher home, back to Ken
lucky this week end.
THE MARSHALL home on Ma
comb was the scene of much acti-
witty and upheaval last Saturday as
the family packed their belongings
preparatory to departing Sunday
for Buffalo, n. Y, where they will
make their new home. >. All of the
Bunch are indeed sorry to see
adorable and petit Carrie Carolyn
ANN Marshall leave, but she pro-
misses to return next summer for
a visit. ....
THOSE inseparables, Wilson
Northcross, G o r & Mckenzie
and Ed Harris, motored over to
Idlewild last week end. ....
MARJORIE Carter, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Carter of Chandler,
and Emmetta Morton, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Morton, of Firwood,
are also among those who have
joined the ranks of 'Youthfuls'
seeking a change Of scenery.
Chic LOUISE Moss, the other
half of the Louise-Lorraine Moss
combination, left Tuesday for her
home in Pennsylvania where she
will stay until about the latter
part of September. .....
The social ball was kept rolling
last Wednesday when the student
members of Nacirema gave their
sport dance at the lovely club
nouseA on i90th and Milford.
THEME was such a whirl Of
gayety as Gloster's ork issued
forth original swing versions of
popular dance tunes. e. Many of
the Bunch" whom we hadn't seen
in such a long time simply had to
turn out for this gala affair. 80.
MIDST the furry Of lovely music,
chatting debbies n stays, and
dancing we managed to record
quite a few names in our memory
I've saw Marjorie Carter,
Louise Simms, Douglass Tibbs,
James Randall, of Detroit and Ann
Arbor; Willis Ward, Jimmy Dun
bar who is rushing the charming
young lady, Marjorie Jones of
Jacksonville, Fla; Florence Steph-
ems, Carol Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
(Maude Goins) Walter Lewis, the
newly weds; Geraldine Porter,
Carolyn Plummer, Francis Raj
f d, Julian Rodgers, Charles
Stephens, Marion Porter, Tyler
Mae Richards, of Los Angeles, Cal,
Margaret Mccall, Little Carlyle
Johnson, Harry Solomon, Lydel
Riddle, Melba Grimes, Bob 'Shad-
ow' Truman, Jane Scott, Juanita
Hobbs, Leonard Salters, Minnie
Mitchell Thelma Butler, u. Will
helm Boykin, David Spencers
Vivian Lewis, Elizabeth Elkins,
Vunies Barrow, ID a Gillespie,
Winifrej Welker, Marguerite will
liams, Theodore Sherman, a 'Naci-
rema man; Pitcher Hollingsworth,
M + II Smith, r d |
Evans, E a n Skinner E d
Harris, Pete Casey, Norma Cocker,
Leroy Soles, Kathleen Coote, STAN
ley Langston, Lorraine Moss, June
Dickens, Spencer Carey, Henry