The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
ON THE PROwL

VN I'M HRVVh
The Spectator journSed to the
yMCA the past Friday, the 9th. A
basketball game and dane was be-
ing offered by the "Yv Senior
Basketball Team. The game Is
heated contest betwce4 the ~"
Senior and the wrens rom the
westside. The Wrens. appearing
impromptu. staged . lasuquarter
rally that was ended by te time
keepers whistle just shortSf tie
Paced by Norman Morris and
Calvin Porter, the "Y' Senits are
victorious. So TO 80. .Charlei Ben
ton. Doyle Smith and Joe Shan-
non handle the ball nicely 70 the
Wrens. AT the dance foll8ing |
the game. Jamesetta Simmoa of
the Campus Coquettes, reportshat
she saw the following keeping me
to "wacky Dust" and Il Foundry |
Yellow Basket" Dorothy Everae. |
Carrie Bell Simmons. Ross Hp,
Jessie Gillespie. Jimmie Smith.
Ralph White. Violet Sewell. Eyeh
Goldsby. Billy Frazier. Mildrt
Webb Willie Joe Benham. Ra
Carter, Art Fleming. Christine Jack
son. Isaac Goodwin. Teddy WIZ
liams. Lucy Thomas. Elizabeth Pat
ton. Harold Watson. Ethelda Lang
-. .Muriel Ramsey, Charles Sam
pies. Marie o. Malone and George
Jones. ....
Leonard p. Andrews, Professor
OF Snackology' at Wayne Univer-
sity. pens the following to the
Spectator
Dear Spec:
Your old "Fess" had quite BIT
OF fun last Friday night at the A.
X. A. King and Queen Frolic''
held at the Wayne L. womens
Building. Everyone had TO cast their
vote as they entered the door. and
the results showed very intelligent
balloting. The king OF Swing was
Bob Matthew'S. with vivacious Jean
cite bland as the newly crowned
Queen OF Swing The "Prettiesl
Girl honors were taken by Mary
Louise Singleton. Howard Tandy
was elected the "Handsomest Boy
while the Most Popular Girl and
Boy" were Caroline Dunbar and
Carlyle Johnson. Lloyd Richards
was officially. and appropriately
elevated to the position Of Loeb.
invar OF Wayne"
THE affair was really one OF un.
mitigating joy and frivolity. Amons
the wayne-ites who "dancipated'
so gayIy were: Caroline Dunbar
yernice Hicks. Barbar lines, Alice
Cox. Vera Pate. :. Allen Richards
Buddy Elkins. Willie Henderson
/ Louise Graham. Jim Ripper Nc.
MILAN. Lillian Rutherford, Mar
jorie Greenidge, Alice Stanton
Doris Graham. Helen Nuttall--..
John Holiday, Ruben Mosely
Charles Powell. Garland Strick-
land. Clarence Wilson. Florenct
Pate. Yvonne Allen. Harriet Pate
Herber Houston, and James Dun
can .--.. ~
"well, students. the old professor
must start preparing his lessons
for next week. :. SO he bids you
land especially YOU a pleasant
goodbye. ."Waynocracy' by Len
Andrews. erstwhiIe cub reporter
| will he a weekly feature OF the
Spectator. .....
Your Spectator is very appre-
ciative to Mary Louise Singleton
Wayne U Lovely, for the folling
Dear Spec: Those Chesterfields
made merry last Saturday night at
semi-formal party at the spacious
home OF their president. Johnny
Roxborough. on Woodland avenue.
These satisfying fellows and
their girl friends danced and were
feted with delicious repast served
In buffet style. Honest, Spec, every
one looked just lovely. There was
little Eleanor williams. the acme
OF sophistication, in blue chiffon. I.
Jack Barthwell. as lively as ever,
with Margery Cook. his one and
only. Red Taffeta added 10 the
sweetness OF Carolyn Dunbar, and
Alice Coate was that stunning In
her charteuse gown. =. Then there
were Bob Johnson. Charles Diggs
Jr, Billy Bumper Allen. Billy Rus
sell, Howard Tandy, Martha Brady
Tony Martin and Lorraine Por.
ter. Bobby Douglass. Helen Nuttall
Theodore Washington, Harriet Pate
Louis Bray. =. Just let me say In
closing. Spec. that. "all will testify
that the Chesterfields satisfy"
From Miss Mary. .....
Proving Sunday. your Spectator
betook himself to the Nacirems
Club. Here. the Student Nacire-
mas were presented the first in a
series OF open forums :. AMONG
the several speakers ares Fred r
Smith OF the Civil Service Commits.
IN and Ulysses Boykin. newspap-
"a man and young politician. ....,
And enthusiastic audience CLEANS
much from the informal talks Of
[ tho ancaLors Mr. Smith N Z