The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-18
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bell in the middle Of the ceiling.
Music for the occasion was fur
nished by Keno Jackson and his
recordings. Refreshments consisted
OF punch and cookies and was
served by Misses Shirley Turner
. and Wee Graham.
There were quite few members
OF the younger set present. If YOU
had been there you would have seen
the following dancing under the
gaily colored lights: Mac and Tom
my Brooks, Herman Lloyd, James
Shields, Ralph Mason. Clifford Ed
wards, Jimmy DeShields, Eugene
kersey, Layton Thompson and
Charlotte Brown. Marjorie and
Roberta Greenidge, Phyllis Law
son, Helen Howard, Eola Milligan
and Franklin Morris, Leonard
Troutman, Tony Martin, Lewis
Graham and Shirley Turner, Doris
Graham, Bob Johnson, Carlyle
johnson, Tod Cleage, Henry Cleage
and Alice Stanton, Wee Graham,
Buddy Jones, Margaret Johnson,
Barbara Cleage, George Benton,
James Duncan. Fred Cain, James
Walker, Bill Horner, Frances Hor-
ner. Lloyd Dues, Vera Lee Dolby,
Veralee Fisher, Lucille Green,
Charles Powell, Helen Wilson. st.
Clair Billups. Arthur Sibert, George
Walker, George Franklin, Jack
Franklin. Bud Elkins, Wendell
Turner, Robert Douglas, Jean John
son. Connie Showers, Howard Tan
dy, Walter House, Charles Roxbor-
ough, Walter Fisher, Sonny Plum
mer, Christine Smoot, Jack Durant,
Margery Cook, Warren Harriss,
Ferd Penn, Harold and Archie Col
Inns, Margaret Cook, Lucien Myers,
George Williams, Arnett Sydes,
Logan Milligan, Lawrence Doug
las, George Jones, Dempsey Nor
gan, Bill and Henry Jason, Ted
Williams. Thomas Askew, Bertram
Drew. Cecil, Betty and jeanette
Bland, Carlisle Johnson, Clarence
Woods, Walter Greene, Ralph Le-
Cazort. William Allen, Lorrayne
Porter, Margaret Redmond, Leo
Wilson, Lucy Thomas, Viola Scott,
Malcolm Foster, Rubye Thomas,
Nelson Lacen, Bob Humphrey, Glen
Harkless, J Sweeny, Everett eau
than. Preston Powell and many,
many other folks that there isn't |
any room to mention. Everyone
present had a solid time. The
Junior plans very nice social
calendar for the coming year so
be on hand for further details.
Mrs. j. Anderson of Sheridan
avenue is up and about after brief |
illness at home. Mrs. Anderson is
the grandmother of one of the
Motor City's popular debs, Miss
Constance Showers. Glad you're
feeling better Mrs. Anderson.
We are told that the Social Six
teen Club is planning to have a
mellow New Years Eve party. Invi-
tations will be sent out in the near
future.
The initial dance of the Allegro |
Sophisticates was held at the home |
of two of its members, Cotatoxi-
band Laura Lee Hull, 1453 Chest
nut street, Friday, December 10.
Guests tripped away the hours to
the melodious dance music. About |
forty young people attended the
dance and voted it complete
success: Fannye Oliver; Charline,
Sulley, and Marie Rainey; Artie,
Mary, Jamie, and Juliet Stanfield;
Cody, Laura, Altha, and Gertrude |
Tull; Betty Brooks, Marie Thomas,
Rosalee Smith, Mary Martin,
Charleston Thompson, John Harris,
Arthur Leonard, Charles Diggs,
Jr., Willie George, Kid Patterson,
Charles Henderson, Cleophus Ash
vurn, Nicholas Crook, Henry Jen-
kins, Leonard Armour, John Orr,
George Gleaton, Cecil Mallette,
General Duffie, William and Wes-
ley Jones, William II. Pringle,
Olive Champion, Carley Clemens,
Henry Rivers, Robert Kelley, Bill
Griffin, and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Rucker. John Harris is president
of the club.
II is announced that Mrs. Mary
Rankin, r. NJ, niece of Mrs. James
A. Foreman, 1880 Richton street,
has been appointed on the nurses
staff at the University of Michigan
Hospital, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Attorney J. A. Foreman has UNI
dergone a successful operation at
the u. of M. Hospital and Is con-
valescing at his home, in this city.
Again, Mirror Friends" let us
wish you in advance a very, very
merry Christmas. With brightest
and best wishes TO each and all, we
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