The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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The Debonairs presents their
first semi-formal March IS. al
Brewster center featuring George
Washington and his orchestra. The
members OF the club are: George
Hawkins. president: Louise John
son. vice president; Christine
Wright, secretsrx: cleophu
Hayes, treasurer; James Guinyard
Grace Kelsey, Cue Ageltree. Reglna
Merweather. Nellie Wimber!y
Jeanette Morris. Robert Fitzpatrick,
Mary Hendricks. VIM Landers. I'd
die Rodgers. Jesse Hoover. wilbur
Fowlkes. The guests included ::
Emma Boyd. Matte Merweatther,
Samuel Menion. Leonard Hayes,
Alvin Boyd. Leroy Miller, Mildred
Mills. MIR and Mrs. James Ander-
son. John Mattox. EVELYN Arnold.
Russell Butler, Douglas Talbut.
Robert Ried. Anne James. Roy
White. Robert Morton. Nathaniel
Carr. Ludlow Garner. Walter
Walker. Theodore Masenhurg. Dosie
Gray, John williams. Miller F'a-
vier Lois Simors. Alma strong.
Grayce Thomas. Robert Moten,
and lots OF others.
The Thompson Kats gave their
nrst dance. after progressing for
three years. Al the YwCA IL Wac
quite an anair. Hen cats jumping
To popular tunes we're Esthel
Waller Lucius Watkins. Jim
Brown. Rosemond Howard. lanes.
eta Simmons. Ross Hall, welfor
LLOYD Jesse Gillespie. Maymt
Hicks John Johnson, Dolly Brown
Alonzo Anderson. Jesse I.ightfoot
General McculerS. Terry Brown
Jeanie Smith. Vernice Hayers. Ma
rion Sewell RAYMOND "Bil' Lev
ems. Andrew Starks. Marion Mas
senhurg. MargGerife Seitv. Ken
meth winYred. Ann James Ro,
White. Andrew Johnson. BessI
Spivey. Charles Lewis Samue
TAYLOR. wavmon Rivers. Arthu
Golshy. lewis Campbell Thed
Jordan Lois Martin. Connie Ross
Helen Mccall. Rernlco Myers. Her
bert Gordon. Phyllis Scott. Gee
Austin. George Manson. Henri
Green Russ Cole. and just score
OF others.
Cadets PLAYED hostess n An
Wimpy marty given A. The home
Heller Childs on Ludden avenu
The guests PLAYED games. an
= danced 70 the tunes ~ iayorite o'
chestrar ENJOYING ihcmsclve
were: Eddie Mathews Viola Scot
Reverly Davis, Charline Ralnc
Hazel Quaker Retnice Rafie. &c
trude Browning. Dorothy Quarke
Vivian Gillian. Sherman Rati
waymon Rivers Corine Eide
Mary steward. Alvin Price. Alfoi
so Henderson. William Childs. JOB
! LLOYD Carlisle. Thesscl Reeve
James Slmms Anthony Quarke
\ Claude Spivey. william HOLE
William "Chinck' Lee. Nldr,
Watson. and several Others
. Mr.. and Mrs Lineous DiCkerst
: entertained several guests Al
bridge party Al their home on Jo
= Campau. A very tasty repast a.
ENJOYABLE time was had by Il
|, guests Mr.. and Mrs Gene Thoma
n Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Washingio
y Denora Johnson. Lnthus Simon
. Mrs. Jack Crawford. Mr. and Mr.
George Cox. Mrs. Kate smith al
. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Byrd.
: The GAP club sponsored a pr
: Easter dance Al the home OF the
vice president. Eula Parkna
q Guests who enjoyed wonderf
g time we're Viva Thomas. Gertru'
Q Thomas. Mrs. RUBY Buchana
: Clarence Martin. Marths Kirk, IN
r. Hawkins. Frank Alexander. Ma
II Kirk, Edward Alfred The club W
give its next party on April ?,
!. $50 Mack avenue.
j. Duke Ellington. who entertain'
v quite few OF our people AZ
! theatre recently remarked. THAT
/ tries 10 play the music the publ
= enjoy" He also says that he h
A music in his soul. He writes son
IN the fashion that person A
peals TO him. Such as "Sophistica
ed Lady" The ideal came fro
a group 81 yourg girls trying
act sophisticated. Duke has ~
" u years OF age who also h
X a small orchestra. Duke said "th
d he didn't want TO try 10 influen
r. his son. lie let's him figure his oy
h problems. Ivy Anderson, nj
Q, person to talk 20. has been wi
nuLe efrca hofore he went IN