The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-26
Capacity Crowd
OF 2 400 At
Club Boat Ride
Movies, SPortIights
Thrill Visitors
BY GLADYS

lEdl anu OdudOd were ItplGstltIN
this year at Nscirema Week fes-
tivities, which must certainly b.
some kind OF a record, for attend
snce, 10 a week OF affairs, who's
only drawing power was the social
rather than things political, fratef'
raj or economic.
Even though we are worn to the
proverbial FRAGILE. we can't help
thanking Nacirema for giving us 4
whole week in which to glut our
selves with going, 1t has been
great fun planning each night for
new and different experience on
the norro~iEsna= wondering JUS
what the new day OF festivity would
bring. You were just sure that
there could be nothing to top whist
had gone before, but each time yod
we're fooled, and they did SUCH
clever unusual things. Weren't you
too thrilled and pleasantly surprised
when on Inter-fraternsl night, they
showed US a real honest-to- goodness
talkie right in the foyer Of the
cub house and no measly little
one either: but one starring Betty
Cradle and Ted Firoita's band, all
about school and athletics anc
things OF intense interest to people
rho have known campus life?
The movies of last years Nacirema
week were a side-splitting climax
TO the evening.
There was the sport dance at tn
Craystone, where we danced boil
indoors and out-of- doors, and
where, those OF US who have that
little frustrated yen to be jitte;'
bcgs, could venture TO try, seeing
IS how we were among our closes,
friends. and all mistakes were dull?
forgiven and overlooked II was
there, too. that we saw the very
latest in sports attire for both the
male and the female Of the species;
there it was too, that Leroy Smith
and his band gave out for all they
we're worth-invitatIon 10 the
dance.
At the students prom, young
collegiate Detroit came in droves
ard remained to pitch a gang Of
WOO all evening. Twas there that
we saw all Of the lovely young
things hanging to the arms OF some
u our handsome young men ard
liking it very much too; and, it was
mere that the local boys were 81
much in demand, what with all Of
the visiting femininity, that they
,ust could not get themselves places
permanently, fitting TO and fro like
so many excited bees, finding tina
re prettiest was always in the
other fellows arms 70 matter nov
often you changed partners
The picnic might well have beei
part OF old home week, rather
team Nacirema week, because ona
W all of the people that you really
liked and would love dearly TO see
n ore often, but somehow you never
cutie got around to it. Well, thers
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