Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Youngsters
Devise Own
Christmas

OilCc tle\ PRESENTS are Opeueu
and early dinner out of the way,
the young things begin to look
around for gaiety. And this
year they'll find tin plenty.
One of the gayest of all the
December 25 parties will take
place under the sponsorship of
Delta Sigma. 1t will be a hay
ride and in the company will be
Jane Dodds and Frank Watts,
Mary Taylor and Newell Wright.
Sally Genung and Howard Crull.
Nancy Mccarthy and Bill Coll
ing, Mary Gardner and Clark
Pardee, Joyce Webster and Bob
Fisher Nina -Albfus and Bob
Clark.
The college set got home just
i'm time for the Candy Cane Ball
I'm Birmingham Saturday eve
ming. And you never saw a
merrier exchange Of greetings.
Needless to say, the scene OF
the party, Birmingham Com
munity House, was jolly riot
of red and white.
Bonnie Brook, long a favorite
rendezvous of the very young,
will be the scene of a jolly af-
fair December q. Delta Sigma
Rho viii take ever the place on
that date.
And dancing in a Christmas
setting viii be Ang Lindsay and
Ed DoWd, Aileen Lannen and
Harry Mueller, Val Limbach
and Chuck Basso, Eileen Mark
ham and Don Giroux, Helen
Chaivre and Johnny Allen.
S Il = A ~ ~ T. SULLIVAN
breeZed into town Saturday from
Marymount College at larry
town-on-the-Hudson, just In
time TO get unpacked and ready
for Au Fats tea dance this Sun
day afternoon at the Esquire
Room of the Book Cadillac.
Suzanne is one of the most
popular girls in both Au Fait
and T. O. =. clubs. AS she had
not arrived when we went 10
press we cannot, OF course, tell
YOU which lucky beau will be
squirting her 10 the party.
Also home from Marymount
are Betty Ann Jones, Bobette
TobIn and Frannie Fisher.
In the Esquire Room dressed
in their prettieSt and smartest
frockS, viii be Eileen Risdon
with Bill O'Brien, Helen Risdon
with Dick Ford. Patsy Krue with
Shcp Norton, Joan Ulrich with
Jack Huber, Margaret Sullivan
with Daniel Ncarn. Judy Dan
After with Elsmore Leonard.
} oan FltZSimonS with Bob
Anderson. Pat Gallagher with
Jim Qulnlan, Pat Moore with
Dan Cundy, Pat Hogan with
Gordy De Bord Margaret Nc
Inerney with Dick LcSica and
Betty Eileen Grouse with Tom
Lane.
Returning from Georgetown
Convent i'm Washington, ID. C.,
for the Christmas holidays are
Celeste Dillon, Mary Lou Price
and Sarah Ann Fisher.
a toboggan party has been
planned by a crowd Of young
optimists for this Sunday out
az the Glen Dune Club.
But, suppose there Is no
snow. then what: ." they were
asked
"Oh, then well 20 swimming"
they replied. nonchalantly.
SO. tobogganing or swimming
Will go Pat Blake and Howard
Gallerity, Helen RiSdon and Dick
Ford, Katie Scallen and Jack
Kaufman, Marguerite McIner-
ney and Dick Lesica. Gloria
Pause and Johnnie Gerison,
Bates Rainier and Crawford Cox
and Mary Ann Ward and Keith
Blake.
Kappa Omega Phi girls cele-
brotcd the approaching yuletide
season and honorcd their recently
accepted picdgcs all at the same
time.
They care a gala luncheon nj
Huyier's and GfterCard took the
HetC members 10 a matinee.
Mdrjon Roucn made most Of
the arrangements and Joan Nc
iiicH ,Hritcd crcryoBc TO meet
6rst at her home.
Betty CoHsydcs, the president,
care ont pins 10 the pledges
NTH many y thrilled gasp from
these crcitcd youmg lcomcn-
Whi}o such stdid Older Girls as
Mary 10 Meyer, Helene Carroll,
Lee CWrdp. Ellen Keller and the
aforementioned Misses NcAUen
and RoUcn stood bV.
GREAT plans are nom bCmg
dreomcd-up for n general Christ
mas git iCrappiHg meeting and,
u little later, n rUmmdgc sale
and skating p0riB.
Kappa Omega Pits Rush
Tea iCiH be puiied of sometime
merit month.