The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-11-02

atty -. came for the closing of the
Fair.
The familiar to visit Harlem Pauline
Young, teacher, of Wilmington and
her chum, Mrs. James Murdah. Phila..
attend the premiere of Cabin in the
Sky" Friday and spent the weekend
guessing with friends. Messrs. E.
H. Burke, Lloyd Isaacs, Harold Rome.
R. N. Davis and Frank Chisolm stop
ped at the YIN while attending meet
ing of the trustees of Tuskegee Insti-
tute . they came from the Ala.
school here. . Paul Robson, noted
baritone, has headed for the golden
west and it's wide open spaces, on con-
cert tour that will include the princi-
pal cities, and many universities.
Charles Holland, young baritone of
Los Angeles, appeared at Town Hall
Monday evening. e. The dainty Rose
Meta Goodwin, of Follies fame now re-
siding in Cincinnati, returns to Har-
lem frequently to observe the progress
of her beauty shop on 7th Ave.
June Richmond the buxon chirper,
with Andy Kirk buzzes me that she
has husband all picked, never no
ROCKINGHAM" =. may happen soon.
Heartfelt sympathy to the former
dancer, Palm Roberts, now Mrs. Mon
tague, in the passing of her mother
Mrs. Adele Roberts. The comedy
Shirley Fletcher is now stooge for a
newspaper man, and now member of
the Fourth Estate. Little Ethel
Watkins, Cotton Club beauty, off on
motor trip to points in Ga. and her
home in Fla. g. Lucille Hyder- Smith,
R. N. Lincoln Hospital, is matriculat-
ing in Parliamentary Law and Public
Speaking at Columbia.
IN THE GROOVE
Maxine ("Loch Lomond'O Sullivan,
the diminutive songbird of Scotch mel
odies, and her husband, John ('Flow
Gently Sweet Rhythm") Kirby, fea-
tured CHS radio artists, were pre-
sented in a recital of swing music at
the Berkshire Museum Theatre, Pitts
field, Mass, the other Sunday.
NASSAU BAHAMAS Paul
Meeres, former Harlem ballroom dam
Ger, and his wife-partner, Mile. Audre
(Poppie) Poupon, late of Paris, is the
operator of the finest night club in
the swanky winter spa. -. Paul, who
was once the star of Comics Inn,
spent some time on the French Riv-
eria, where he delighted the aristocra-
tic bluebloods the Duke and Ouch
ess of Windsor are among his patrons.
George Williams is securing additional
talent for Meeres new winter floor
show.
PARTIES ARE IN VOGUE and
my good friend, young Sol Johnson,
Jr., didn't worry about the conscript,
when he celebrated his 35th natal date
Sunday, at his swank apt. in the Dor
renee Brooks Ct. He was surrounded
by his father, three sisters, his broth
er, Charles and friends, including the
Caffeys, SCOTS, Dick Wheaton and
others. -. Sol is a state A.BC. inspec-
tor Of the Liquor authority his
pretty wife was a lovely hostess.
The Harlem colony lifted the lid of
the party season by celebrating the
birthday of Mrs. Audrey Lane-Sim-
melkjaer at the bachelor suite of st.
Clair Miller, Saturday, on cambridge
St., Brooklyn =. with many beverage
connections, and edibles those who en-
joyed were: DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simmelkjaer,
Carolyn Taylor, Mrs. F. L. Hall, John
Clarke, Alvin Moses, and your cruis-
ing reporter.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT It is
better to be reckless and alive than re-
signed and dead. Every woman in the
world has something physically desir-
able about her. 1t is better to be a
fool in Paradise than a gentleman in
He'll. q. Reuben P. Smith, insurance
man of the Roger Morris was removed
to the Hospital of Joint Diseases.
So long, gals and pals, your cruising
reporter, SNELSON, 555 Edgecombe
Ave, N. Y. G.
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