The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-05-13
THE FORUM

before Derby post time making her
decision on the winner, the sincerity
she expressed we were sure she would
pick the winner.
The two giamorous women from
Dayton, Miss Mildred Carter and
Miss Virginia Clarke were also
swinging out in correct form, attired
in their sports outfits from head to
foot. DR.. sIpillman Of Louisville,
and our most popular mortician, John
Delany of Covington, were carefully
escorting the charming young ladies
which made perfect setting.
Miss Virginia Kalfus was seen at
the Derby, she too represented fas-
cination from our Queen City. VIM.
(Jew) Lewis was seen standing in
front Of the Moon Glow after the
Derby sending himself as he gazed
upon the beautiful creatures that
promenaded the gay white way of
Walnut Street, the heart Of Derby
town. Allen Wright, better known
as ssCity Ice" of the King Ice and
Coal, was cooling himself out at the
Rathskeller night club.
sky Johnson, proprietor Of the
popsalar Sky Pharmacy in Cincinnati,
believe it or not Sky had the nerve
to tell the three young ladies that
came down with him, that he was
taking his rest. He could not be
found high nor low until time to
make his departure.
Howard Burlew, Joe Littmann,
John King, Charles Whitehead, VIM.
Voolfolk, DR.. Hubbard, and VIM. Nc
Caleb, and incidentally the Forum
star night life columnist, Herman
RAY were very much there.
Mrs. Rose White drove down and
Joined her husband, VIM. White, who
spent the week in the city.
| oh yes: Allen CaIwell said that he
| won $4,000 at The Derby, a close
| friend said to divide that number by
| ten and We would arrive at a more
reliable figure.
Samuel Ralston and William Nc
| Entyre got lost from their wives and
| decided to go mugging. Mac SAID
! that Sam was carrying him too fast
! and since ii was 6 am, he WASH
for it. We did not see much OF
Johnnie Reun. he slipped in and slip
ped out. We also ran into some
Cincy folks we won't even mention,
that were slip--sliding.
Charles Weaver spent the week at
/ the track and was seen early Sunday
morning and said that he could not
get home soon enough to his charm
ing wife.
Nose Sparks was the center Of at
traction at Haley's place when ne
/ began to sing as we all know Nose
really can go.
4 Charles Whitehead, the boy with
the dreamy eyes held Miss R.R. spell,
bound in Il car for two hours at thu
j corner of 9Th and Walnut, at th'
early hours of the morning.
Earl Hughes after a large nigh
Of festivities joined group Of CineS
ladies and had lovely breakfast a
the Moon Glow Cafe.
Bennie (Punkin) Rogers parked
| at 9th and Walnut in his yellow
snort model Packard, caused quite
| few inquiries from Derby towr
J Queens. Oscar Render was WITT
him the very serious minded handi-
capper picked several winners durlni
the week and was swinging ou
lightly with Mr.. Punkin.
/ Bondsman (Bilo VIM. Gray, wa
heard broadeasting at the race tracI
hut failed to announce the Derb,
winner. but after the race Bill reall,
picked a winner.
Some other Cincy lady handicap
pers: Frosty Brooks one Of the pro
nrietors Of the Boosters Club, Harr
Tolliyer, Louis Robinson and fe'
&c the Union Terminal boys; Howar
Burlew, Joe sLittman, John Kinf
,,d cbarles Whitehead.
Without doubt the only loser
on the Kentucky Derby were thos
who did not attend this colorf'
j event.