The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
'lEEN-ACE TALK

Phoebe Sieff, Sheldon Simon,
Dan Slobin, Nina Spreecher,
Marilyn Stern, Bernard Swartz.
Rhoda Tatken. Joseph Vino
grad. yours truly, and many
Others.
Charlotte Holt, another one
OF these people who decided to
have everything at the last mo-
ment, invited many OF her
friend in to attend a graduation
party.
Enjoying the exhibitions Of
dancing were: Joe Brown, Louis
Grccnan, George Ford. Station
Jones, Mary Mason. Ivy Price,
Helen and Sam Worthy. Will
am Snowden, David Gaines,
Lawrence Sam ules. Jackie HUI
lum, Joe Dennis, Burnicc Tay-
lcr. Henry Hooks. Frederick
Booker Williams, Louis
Pearl, Christine Clark, Willie
Mae Leverette, and m a ny
others.
Edison seems TO be the street
where everybody gives parties
so Burnice Taylor gave a card
party with many delicious re-
freshments.
Among those laughing at
crazy jokes and real gone dance
steps were: Ann King, Edna
Crawford, Joe Brown, David
Gaines, William Snowden, Hell
en- and Sam Worthy, Station
Jones, George Ford, Louis Bren-
nan, Alice Thompson, Charo-
lette Holt. Rose Range. Barbara
Gaines, Tyrone and Gloria Tay-
Tor, Henry Hooks, and many
others.
Spring will arrive a little pre-
vious when the 4th March OF
Dimes Extravaganza is pre-
sented on Sunday, Feb. 18th.
Accompanied by symphonic
pixies in the gay and
airy pastels of the season will
waltz and piourette on stage
at the Latin Quarter in dazz-
ling revue.
The blithe spirits some Of
whom are Betty Lighter, Adele
Caldwell, Jean Hill Davis,
Dorothy Sewell, Joy Ussery,
Eva Pride, Fanny Humphrey.
Lexie Charles, Dorothy Powell
and Dolores Cannon, will be
wearing extravagant costumes
from the fashion halls of Mil
grims and Saks Fifth Avenue.
They will model the very new
cape suits, the tunic, the still
fashionable sheath, the bold
stripes and prints. the mad
plaids and the cummerbunds.
Upon their heads will be the
cloches, the wide MY
Fair Lady bonnets. the ascot
draped brims and about their
the Emba and ceru-
lean blues of mink.
Designer Opal Prichard and
fashion conscious Lynneffe
TAYLOR will coordinate the
show.
Plans for this fourth annual
March of Dimes extravaganza
have been taking shape at reg
ular weekly meetings chaired
by Mrs. Willie Lee Jackson who
steered the success last year.
Each committee member is ded-
icated to the effort, so there is
an overall picture of unity.
Saturday. February 2, at the
Labor Temple Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority will present
Fantasia Internationale." AT
the affair an entertaining va
riety show presented some OF
Detroit's talented folk will be
presened.
One of the highlights of the
evening will be the awarding
of door prizes. The affair will
be enjoyed by all the many
guests who are expected and
proceeds will help send two
young women to Wayne State
University or the college Of their
choice.
To Wear Costumes
Constance Dixon and Ruby
Chambers are chairmen of the
affair. Sorors and committee
will don costumes of
various countries for the event.
Constance's committee in
cludes Dorothy Calhoun who is
fabulous variety
show for Fantasia Interna-
tionale," Aret ha Thompson,
Armistice White, African Clarke,
Mary Catherine Faulkner, Hell
en- Sneed, Mabel Halle, An
toinette Height. Maxine Adams,
Jane Jackson, Gladys Preston,
Shirley Mcneil, Lois Alexander,
Frances Carter, Clementine
Payton and Verna Parks.
Rudella Smith is chairman OF
the scholarship recalls. Folk
like Rachel Jackson, Carolyn
Anderson, Florence Travis. Bar
bara Jean Pratt and Velma
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