The guardian., 1940-11-09

costgmed STU dancers swayed and "bug-
geo TO the fine melodies of Herhie
fierce Z, and his band . . three elements
that arc found only very rarely To-
getner put the finishing touch to this
party fine girls, soft lights, and
smooth music set up a Combination
nafd TO beat :. contest was held to
determine the best costume with Rar,
para Merchant, Marietta Berry. both
hawaiian Hula dancers, Bertha Pior-
year, Russian girl, and Charlie Weeks.
tramp, taking home the honors
Che beard Charlie sported looked very
real wonder how he managed
OF maybe the girls are going in for
bearded fellows NOWADAYS the
Judges were Edith Brown, Caroline
Gould, and Ralf Coleman . to even
try to name the people present would
De like changing the Guardian into a
city directory, however a few of the
weaker sex" present included, Vir-
glnla Davis, still looking as fine as
ever, which was witnessed by the num-
Der OF gentlemen that continually pur-
sued her about the hall really
couldn't blame them much Drina
Steward really "came about" in her
RED corduroy shorts Gerry Ed
monds presented very elegant pic
ture in a brown Hungarian outfit
Mile Barker made her appearance
as beautiful Egyptian girl, with her
thin, veil-like skirts, etc. veeery nice.
e. Gerry Irving looked "chicitish" in
her fine Mexican outfit Jane Free
man, attractive young lady of Rox-
bury, added to the affair, appearing as
a gypsy girl =. . the Yates twins came
as Spanish maids, very sharp Spanish
maids. Others present included the
Norman sisters, Caroline Atkins,
Novella Markham, Ruth Hamm, and
loads of others the dance was a
complete success and congratz are in
order to the girls of the Junior
League Friday eve, the Group Ten
Club of Somerville held a costume
dance at Hobbs Crystal ballroom. E.
The club headed by George White,
Danny Harris, John Holmes, Jr., and
Theodore Harris presented music by
Charlie Cox and his boys the
affair was very fine with some of those
present including, Emma Clark, Win
ME Stokes, Jennetta Holmes, Marion
Macrey, Philas Holborn, Leo Holmes,
Bunny Russell and many others. .
Saturday afternoon, a very wet Satur-
day afternoon, the Eagles of B. c., in
a field of mud, again went soaring to
victory over the Jaspers of Manhat-
tan Lou Montgomery, affection
ately called "Hula-Lou" by his class
mates and fans, scored on a seven
yard run, again entering the end zone
standing up =. the Engles now have
240 points to their credit, thus making
an average of 40 points per game.
The game ended in a $50 victory for
B. C. Monday eve, at the Egleston
Square Gardens, the Esquire Club of
Boston presented Andy Kirk and his
Clouds of Joy at their initial hop of
the coming season . and If a line
initial hop means a successful season,
these boys are really due to "come
about" the band turned the hall
out with such numbers as Scratching
at Gravel", and June Richmond sing
ing "Fine and Mellow, "Take those
Blues Away" D.. Floyd and his guitar
took over several times, again proving
that his rating of among the best in
the business is quite correct he
was the happiest fellow seen in a long
time The jitterbugs, colored and
ofay, took over when it was announced
that a contest was to be held E. the
prizes were clothes from that fine tog
shop at 407 Columbus g. The Esquire
club is featuring the famous Count
Basic Monday, November II, same
spot tbs due to be really hard. e.
see va thar, partner Saturday
evening, November 18th the Girl
Friends will have their annual barn
dance at Tuttleville. If past records
are a criterion as to future perform
ances, this years gathering should be
smooth better get your bid soon
ITEMS OF GOSSIP-understand
certain college chap is seeking the
heart of Mae Bailey . wonder how
Sammy Walker is doing now that
certain young lady returned to school
in New York q. . the Lippman brothers
also seem mighty sad, wonder why ....
I know it couldn't be the sudden de-
parture of Rosa and Lily Rose -. or