The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
A NON PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
THE SPECTATOR
~ DANNY CARTER

Holiday and Crew. ;. Swing .,a
jump children usually wind thar
way out here TO the Hall for am.
pie servings Of rhythms each Sun.
day nite.... Everybody nowtIme.
Ia . jItter-bug. and such solnss|
on when the band asks the mur-
cal question. do You Want M
Jump Children. The chIIdrsr
answer on the down-beat.. =. Such
numbers as Sunny Side OF thu
Street" and "They Say draw an.
plause from the hand-holders Win
wish to glide and sway. T.. .MargI,
Daniels Patterson. wife OF Card.
nal pat" Is out again. proudly
displaying picture-likeness oil
the Patterson heir, Hughbert Mich
ael--who must be every bit of sew
en- weeks old. Louise Bowe,|
here. playing hockey from college. i
O'Neal Clowney sings nicely on
"Reverie". Last meeting OF the
series takes up next week, same
time, same place. I'll be there,
just spectating.....
SPECIALS AND SPICE
The Aurora Club. OF the Alpha
Eta Chapter OF Sigma Gamma
Rho Sorority were hostess Friday
the 18th at their first annual
Sweethcart's Ball.. The handsome
building Of the Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs was the site OF oc-
casion. The charm and sophIsi.
cation OF the college youth was
everywhere In evidence. /. These
sweethearts danced and partook ~
pleasant refreshments The pro-
per atmosphere OF the occasion
prevailed. and more than one lad
looked longingly into the upiurn-
ed face OF his companion a. II 10
say. You're a Sweetheart. N there
ever was one. IA whole loi NJ
thanks to the Auroras for love
ly evening. They are: Thelma
Martln--presidcnt. Elaine Dudley.
Independent. Christine Wright.
secretary. Margaret Montgomery.
treasurer, and Lillian wyatt.
Frances Norfleet. and llclei
Childs ..
A bunch OF the fragrant Spec
tator "Detrorchilds' 20 10 Eliza
beth McClenney for the courteous
and efficient manner In which she
handles the checking at the May.
fair....
The Playboys' Guild. who we're
hosts at their frst anniversary
affair last Saturday. Is now recr-
ganized The results OF the rs-
cent election find J. Thomas Hol-
ton again at the helm, with Henry
Smith vice-president. Ted sher-
man was chosen rs secretary
treasurer. and Clayton Lee. Leo
nard Salters. and Elmo Scott conf
plete the membership. The So
cicty Debutants. popular group
around the Franklin Settlement
hold their sponsor, Mrs. Pauline
Berry. high in their esteem And
Mrs. Berry Is deserving OF all this
devotion. too, having done much TO
progress the Debs. This sponsor
who Is the wife OF Willie Berry.
Collcgian Club secretary, Is an up
to-the-mlnutc young matron OF the
Village. and can always be seen al
the smart social affairs about ths
city. The club recently present.
ed Mrs. Berry with beautltul
club sweater. which ell remincs
that those Debs look mighty nice
In their new sweaters OF deep-win'
and white. with especials 10 cue
Helen Spivey. Evelyn Coleman
Hildrade Evans. and dancins
Grayce Mayo...
Louise Rowe must have heen
proud one when she was iniroduc'
ed ut the Sunday Forum OF the
Ellitorian Business Girls the past
Sabbath, Miss Bowe was for
mally informed that her scholarship
TO Cleary College had been re-
newed. ..
Bob Mathews, who used 70 %
public swinEster number one un'
derwent a complete change when
he paired with Lillian Rutherford
But who can blame him--Lils
that sweet. Too bad that nicely
written article by Mary Agnes
Miller about the A. X. A. closed
affair reached the Spectator 100
late for publication. Thanks 'nS
how, Mary. ....
"waynocracy." by Len. Andrews
the old professor, must hold over
until next week. 1nteresunt
biographies OF wayne
new freshman will be the listins
Al the weeks events and social 70
doing. I'll be there--iust proWllns
Just spectating. 49,.
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