St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-06-11
Hello Everybody:

corner gettin' ready to bite you.
Maybe some of US ought to get
some insect powder and kill this
old love bug. He's gettin' kinda
pestiferous, don't you think?
Did you know: GEORGINA and
JAKE COLLINS are the proud
parents of an eight-pound baby
boy?
Highlights on the Harlem Va
riety Revue last Friday: GEORGE
(the great Ziegfeld producer him
self SAUNDERS sang "Where
Are You?" accompanied by ROCK
GAM and his boys. He really put
the song over. 1 noticed a great
number of gals las well as boys)
looking sorta sentimental. ADE-
LAIDE SYKES gave the cutest tap
number. There were two boys
who tap danced. 1 didn't quite get
their names but 1 mean they could
tap away. They did the sort of
dancing where they both danced
together. Well, anyway, it was
JUS swell. JUNE H A WKIN S
sang "This Is My Last Affair"
and, as usual, she put it over with
bang. (Boy, it was the greatest
treat of all watching EARL S.
while JUNE was singing. He look
ed as if he was in eighth heaven.)
DOT EARLY went to town
on Stormy Weather." too. Z.
JUNE, DOT EARLY and DOR
OTHY PITTMAN, the Harmony
trio, sang the Glove Bug Will Bite
You," arranged by ADOLPHUS
ALLSBROOK. 1t was the cutest
arrangement I've heard. Now
for some of the audience. :.
From St. Paul there was VIC CAL
LAWAY and EVA LEE, ROSA
MOND COLLIER, ROSELLA Ell
LIS, ANNETTE HATTON and
others. From Minneapolis,
DICK MANN, DON McADAMS,
HILDA MOSES and BILL SIMMS,
TIMMAH LEAH MARSHALL and
others.
This last week has been the week
of exams. Everywhere l turned, l
bumped into some busy student
examining away whole semester
of wisdom into one days work. T.
MILLS has been oh, so very busy
this week. Each time I saw him
with some gal about town. I'd ask
him what he was doing and he'd
say, "You don't know the half of
it, kiddo. Pm studying for my
exams" 1 think TIM got sorta
mixed up on his exam material.
Don't you think so too?
Did you know: CHI U BBY
BRADY says he drank a quart of
milk the other day and liked to
croak from it? Oh! I guess it was
little too strong for him. I'd
suggest he try Carnations Pasteur-
lied milk brandy next time. Z. g.
Next week the Credjafawns and
Kappas are giving their spring
parties. The week after the So
cialites are giving theirs. These
parties are all something to look
forward to. My Spanish Pro-
fessor out at school gave the
swankiest party at his home for
members of his evening classes.
HAZEL BUTLER and I both at
tended and had a too fine time.
Did you know: Army and
CATHY WALKER are leaving for
= St. Louis? By the time this paper
is on the newsstands they'll be well
on their way. Gee, we'll certainly
miss this swell couple. We know
you'll be back again, C. & A., cause
you're JUS one of US. Anyway,
have a swell trip, Kids. Did you
know: Attractive ANNE HORRIS
is in the hospital? hear one
of our new brides-to-be is just
learning how to cook. A direct
quotation from the bridegroom,
"Shucks, she can't even boil water
without burning it, but I wouldn't
trade her for her weight in gold.
She's perfect to me-"
The sob story of the week: An
other one of our brides-to-be is one
of the best cooks in the Twin Cities
well, she's going to marry dys-
peptic (you know, one of those
guys who can't eat anything but
soups). Poor thing, we came upon
her the other day putting away her
cornbread, biscuit, pie and cake
recipes and dragging out all the
soup recipes she could find. What's
the diff, she's happy 'cause-well,
you know, she's been bit by the luf
bug. Do you know why we have
so few December brides? Cause
no new bride wants to. start her
cooking career on poor hubby with
stuffin' a turkey and making all