The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
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IL ORNER
By KAY WILLIAMS

sonslity Plus" Thursday. Jun.
"a. at nine o'clock in the evening
This event will be held at IN.
Nacirems Club. There Will ).
dancing till 200 am. The music
will be supplied by the Trebl.
clefs. Dorothy M. Hall, president
Miss Celress Jean Butler Of
Allendale gave nice big lawn
party for the Northwestern grad.
yates and close friends. Tn,
party was the biggest to say IN.
leastest. If you know what I
mean. Mrs. Gray, Celress' (Ceb.
by's) mother, served some very
tasty punch and not dogs.
II only You could have seen
the blue caps and gowns. There
were 80 many cars of grad.
usfss I thought the night would
never come 10 On end. Even
some Of Noythsssisrn's grad.
yates came over after their
dance let cut. And % I said
before. You could see red and
grey fasssls q mile away swing.
ing gsYiY on someone's cap.
Following are some OF thoa
present: James Boyce, Charlie.
Boyce. Arthetus Chambers, Don.
ma Jean Dixon, Jessica Starks.
Doris Hawkins, Shirley Wilson,
Oliver Harmon, Richard Berry,
Robert Baker. Wsyman Chapman
and Barbara Taylor.
Also there was Mr. Arthur ose
Thompson. Bill Morgan. Dolores
Shorter, Ronnie Mayberry. Lor.
raine Bailey, Harry Boglin, Hell.
en- Martin. Leonard Calhoun,
George Bohannan, Dolores Cher.
~. Valada Tally, Clifford Fears,
Clienice Townsend. Richard b.
ker. Ronnie Vickers. Georgia
Montgomery. James McKissic.
Others were: Justine Garner
Dolores Johnson. Freddie Snow.
den. Cedric Whitaker. Joel
Jones. ArmsbY Hall. Henry
Spoonsr. and could keep on
naming forever.
Northwestern's swing-out was
the prettiest sight 10 set ones
eyes on. The long blue gowns
billownig in the wind and caps
with their red and grey tassles
swinging about. Everything
looked so even and BALANCED
seeing them walk out in couples.
The two hundred OF them wen.
happy to be in caps and gowns
and ! know il. Yes. graduation
is big, expensive and an cxcep.
tionslly happy event. Many OF
those students will never forge,
that date. June IS. 1854. And
they won't forget Cebby's party
either.
Guess what? Northeastern had
their cap and gown dance al the
Central Y from 8:35 10 1880 I,
was one OF the incest dance,
given. Northeastern wishes 10
have this type of dance each
year.
must say that Friday night
June Is, was an unforgetisbb
night for every one.
Alice Farrell and her quinia
played wonderful music that
SET evsrYons's feet sfirs. Thanks
10 one Of the sponsors. Mrs. J.
Hayden. Pop and chips we're
the refreshments for The large
group which consisted Of North.
eastern and quite q few grad
yates from Northwestern tihsf
were making their rounds.
A few of the celebraters there
were Val Tally. Dolores Cherry
Faye Jean Simpson, Sandrs Price
Tanice Banks, Cliff Fears. Commit
Stanton and Hoford Tucker
There was guest artist who
played at Northeastern's cap and
gown dance too. II was non,
other than Earl Stanton Camp
bell. a very prosperous bass
player.
j. d. Carter Of Virginia PARK
gave little party for some Of
the graduates Of this June Ey'
eryone dropped by his house two
or three times before the nigh
was over Il wonder what he had
over thereD June 49, That wa
the date of course.
A party was given for Eusen'
Mcmillan OF Vancourt. This wa
a going-away get-together party
for him because he will be lesy'
ing soon for q branch OF nv
United States Armed Forces r.
lievs IL or not the date hn
changed now. This party was on
the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ArmsbY Han
had q reception Saturday. June
10. The reception was held 81
1897 West Grand Blvd. 81 . p
m. The couple received many
lovely gifts from their frieno'
and relatives. n was VERY
nice reception with - many
people there. Scme Of the svssn
we're Mrs. >. swsln. M. Hsrfr
Speonsy. Miss pcrrs pixen
believes sherier. Ronald MAI \
barry. Alma pr7er ard auLss .
tsv mere.
Did you ever have p'en.
when IL was raining7 Wen M