St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-06-18
Hello Everybody:

41C4lO HNC1 yDOuys
Well, now that exams are over
all We would-be students are free
for the summer; free from concen-
trating until fall; free to go around
breaking hearts; and, last but not
least, free to rug-cut to your
hearts content. Flash of the
week! LEO and MIL BOHANON
are the proud parents of beau
tiful baby boy. LOUISE BO-
HANON, who just arrived in town
from teaching school down South,
upon being asked had she seen
Leo, said, "No, 1 haven't seen that
brother of mine. All he's doing is
hanging around the hospital cor
ridors, trying to get glimpse of
his son. His chest is so expanded
that 1 imagine 1 couldn't get a
word in edgewise, anyway" Gee,
amt love too grand) fish! fish!
Did you know that: LOTTIR
YOUNG has gone red-head on us?
Did you know: LLOYD
CLARK has left the Twin Cities
for the summer to visit his home
in Illinois? To the girls in
curing about that very handsome
out-of-town Southern school teach
er who's come up to attend sum-
mer school-sorry to disappolnt
you, but he's married and has two
children and a lovely wife who is
incompatible in looks. =.
Monday night the Kappa fra
ternity boys held their annual
spring party at the Columbia
Chalet, and boy, 1 mean it was the
party of parties. Rock CAM and
his keen orchestra, the pleasant
surroundings, and ah! Such ro-
mantle June night made it per-
feet affair. :. Dan Cupid always
gets a lot of his dirty work done
at the good old Kappa parties.
BILL SIMMS dancing devoted
ly with CHARLOTTE CRUMP all
the evening, and HILDA MOSES
well, she was introduced as
WARREN GRISSOM'S sweetheart
and danced with him most of the
evening. Cupid, you're going to
get your head knocked off if you
don't hurry up and shoot one of
the members of this three angled
Cor is it four angled) affair with
one of your arrows. .. The about
to = be newlyweds, A D o LIP H
THOMAS and ANNE SEYMOUR
were as devoted as ever. He has
been "bit" so badly that he went
around the party throwing kisses
hither and thither. Of course,
Anne, being always near to her
loved one, was the recipient of
these "cute" love actions. {.
There were quite a few handsome
out-of-town Kappa men present.
This Dover sheik from Iowa
was doing his share of heart
smashing. FLO CASSIUS
looked lovely in blue organza;
NINA SALTERS sweet in blue
organdy; DORIS COINS attrac-
tive in white lace; EDNA MILLER
sophisticated in grey chiffon; AN
NETTE HATTON cute in red.
The ALICE SHORT-AL Nc
CLURE spark is still igniting
Chose two can really dance and
how they enjoy themselves). &.
Did you notice ALICE ONQUE
was attractively gowned in peach
lace? 1 know you didn't overlook
Alice's new red hair. 1t certainly
gives her a different look. I guess
that's what everyone wants-you
know, that sort of different look.
I didn't see who SONNY
BERRY came with. Anyway, as
usual, he was dividing his time be-
tween that cute St. Paul gal and
that striking curly locks of Mime
apolis. CHUBBY BRADY was
busy all evening, still trying to di-
gest that milk brandy he had the
other evening. DWIGHT
REED and GUSSIE still have that
hOney-moonish look. OLLIE
GRANTHAM dashed in at the last
moment just in from his COM
mencement exercises. JOHN
THOMAS, JIMMY GRIFFIN,
JIMMY ROBINSON, B. CASSIUS,
JAMES PORTER, all looked sharp
in their white suits. All in all,
everyone looked swell and, 1 be-
lieve, all will join me in thanks to
the Kappa boys for fine time.
Well, folks, don't forget that if
you hesitate long you hesitate
wrong. 1 am still your old pal.
Until next week.
SAL.
Mrs. Earl E. Fassett, 5136 18th
Ave- c. Lea Loot ,,,oolr e.. -