St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-10-15
BY HELEN M. SCOTT
Hello Everybody:

Hello Everybody:
Why ponder, girls, on the ways
of man. AS paradoxical as it may
seem, he will give woman one-half
of his fortune and all his heart, but
he hates to give up his seat to her
in a street car.
It's really too bad more of the
Twin City folks, and especially you
young ones, didn't make the dance
given by the Negro Council at the
Franklin Creamery Auditorium.
The music was swell; the hall love-
ly and the only thing lacking was
the need of a little larger crowd.
l saw RACHEL JAMES be-
comingly gowned in a red street
dress. The LEROY WILLIAMS
were having their usual good time.
JOSEPH ALBRIGHT, our pop
ular novelist and newspaper man,
was among those present. {.
JUNE HAWKINS looked stunning
in black velvet with red accessories.
-. CECIL NEWMAN and charm
ing DE VELMA STRONG were a
very devoted couple.
Sal went to the Indiana-Minne-
sofa football game last Saturday,
and boy, was it swell. w. SQUIRE
NEAL, ]. ALBRIGHT, CECIL
NEWMAN and SAL had seats in
the Press Section, right up in the
front row. All of US felt mighty
proud sitting there, knowing we
had two swell football stars like
Reed and Bell out there. I never
witnessed anything more exciting
than the last minute of the game
when Indiana was trying to get
over a touchdown and our Mime
sofa team really thrilled the spec
tators by blocking Indiana's frantic
attempt to win. -. saw EARL
ONQUE, CLIFF FUCKER and B.
CASSIUS out at the stadium rush
ing enthusiastically to their seats.
Faces seen at Bells Cafe:
ANITA MASON lookin' very well
these days. (Can it be love p. :.
HORACE BELL dashing in and
then flying out again. LII TY-
LER and CONKLIN SMITH, BET
TY MARSHALL and DONALD
SESSIONS and the future newly
weds, CLAUDE M A SON and
MARGE CARTER. The favorite
song played over and over again by
the kids was Posing" 1t seems as
if Conkin Smith got in a certain
pose and couldn't relax. My! My!
FLORENCE WARD gave a
party at her home last Saturday
evening. ANNE and ADOLPH
THOMAS were there and Adolph
did a good impersonation of a fe-
male. MARCELLA COPE
LAND and BABE MITCHELL are
still quite devoted. B E 7 T Y
MURPHY seemed to be having q
good time. One of the official
greeters was SHIRLEY HARRIS
DOVER, of Iowa City, couldn't
quite make up his mind just what
or whom he wanted to jibe at the
party. Who was the young fellow
who went to sleep in the corner and
sounded like a couple of cow-bells
when he snored? 1 wonder if his
g. f. still thinks he's glamorous and
romantic? By the way, FLOR
ENCE tells me she's on WMIN
Thursday at 1920 p. m. Listen in,
folks.
People whose moods change with
the weather, have the brains about
the weight of a feather. IF the
shot fits your foot then wear it,
Glad to hear that the popular
MRS. MARIE HUGHES is feeling
better (you know Marie's in the
hospitaD. Plans for the "Down to
Iowa" on Nov. 7th are really pro-
crossing. 1 know the game will be
exciting.
The Twentieth Century boys
gave a party out at Carver's Inn
last Sunday evening. (By the way,
hear that the boys are going to
give large party in the near fu-
ture.) Smiling PATTY DAVID
SON was there adding to the
gaiety of the party. -. GORDON
and SALLY PARKS trucked in, in
the height of the evening. -. ED
and NINA SALTERS were doing
that new dance, "Posin." Those