Detroit College of Law - Forum Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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FORUM THE J-HOP NL'H.XX'l'IXG music, subdued. lights, merry laughter, dancing feet. Q? Si' attractive decorations, fraternity booths and the spirit-ot merry- inakingsthis was the setting ot the tourth annual party ot the -lumor it-- '. Llass held WlT'l1l1j'IT16 gorgeously decorated hall of the l'ountam Room 'S ' 'U' ot the Masonic lemple, Friday evening. May 23. lYith the support of the entire school, the juniors gave a fete that was destined to be long remembered by its guests as one of the most delightful events of the year, thereby attaining the standards set by its precedents. Once again the members of the bench and bar, faculty, alumni and students gathered to enjoy that annual party to which they all looked forward with great anticipation. Nor were these ardent supporters disappointed. for the untiring efforts of the committees were repaid with pleasing success: every precious moment of this eventful gathering was deeply impressed upon the minds of those present. The newly decorated and ever-entrancing ballroom was procured through the efforts of 'Tack Dallar. I-le is credited with obtaining that able exponent of jazzf -Tack McGay and his Book-Cadillac Blue Room Urchestra and those masters of syncopation-the Casa Loma Boys. fresh from their successes in eastern cities. The favors. which were the cause for comments of admiration and pleasure, were the choice of Ned Smokler and his favor committee. The transformation of the ballroom was due to the artful work of X. Sheldon and his committee. Three hundred or more couples, dancing to the inspiring tune of that incom- parable -Tack Mcfiay and his Hlue Room Orchestra of radio fame. and to those masters of melody. the Casa Loma Boys, just returned from successes at Prince- ton. Penn State. University of Pennsylvania, Vanderbilt. and XY. and J., showed the committee had accomplished a success it so justly deserved. At the bewitching hour of twelve, the dancers stopped to take their places for the grand march. The procession, led by .lack Dollar, the chairman of the I-Hop committee, and his charming wife, wound its way along the fraternity booths, along the edge of the fountain, nor did it cease until every fair lady received a trinket of novel beauty and design. Once again the orchestra struck up a lively number and the marching column broke into a mass of dancing couples, covering the entire floor. And they danced till the wee hours of the morning, when the music and the dancers reluctantly left the floor. abandoning the majestic room in silent beauty-the dance was ended. To cap an evening so well enjoyed some two hundred couples hurried to the Hotel Tuller. breakiasted and danced until the gray streaks in the east announced the coming of morning-daylight. The 'I-Hop was over. but not forgotten as it passed into the annals of History and Romance. Page One Hundred Fzfteen

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