Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-04-22
Howdy Folks:

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them aside for a while and get
back into our "old routine" clothes.
know all of our. churches had
large crowds Easter, cause st.
Peters Church did itself proud
with an excellent attendance, plus
lovely services. BURT LEWIS
was just atogged on down. :.
MARGE CARTER looked sweet in
blue. DAISY and DON Nc
ADAMS were there looking all
Easterish and honeymooneyfed.
JOHN HENRY LEWIS and
HONEY BOY" JONES got up in
church and made their respective
bows. The solo MRS. ALICE
STEWART rendered was sincerely
appreciated by the audience and
the sermon by Rev. Stewart con-
tanned some good food for thought,
helpful and inspiring. FRAN
KIE WYCHE and SELAH BEAS-
LEY both had on smart gray suits.
-. That's all.
They tell me ar" is singing "I'm
Through with Love" these days.
To badI!! They also say "F."
is singing "On the Sentimental
Side," but it is new side these
days. How Interestingly! And it
is rumored that someone in the vi
cinity of 38th and 4th Ave. is
whistling "Love Walks In" .
"RED" BRUCE, DON SESSION
and CONKLIN SMITH all motored
down to Omaha, Nebraska, over
the weekend. 1t is said they had
a glorious time and met some
lovely women and told them to
come up for the summer. Say,
boys, next time you go down there
invite some good looking men to
come up, too, for we need an inn
portation badly. B. j. has just
had another bust-up with his one
and only and he says he just can't
understand women. Well, no Won
der, B. j., for don't you know they
say woman was created out OF
the crcokedest part of man-hence
her perversity." But if she were
created from rib, she was made
from that part which lies nearest
a mans heart. Isn't that true,
girls? 1t has been well said, that
woman is the greatest conundrum
of the goth century Ito man, of
course), but if man cannot guess
her he will never give her up.
They say when young men
called on their sweethearts before
the Civil War period they carried
affection in their hearts, perfection
in their manners and CONNECTION in
their pockets. Would that we had
such gallant young men these days.
Saw CHUBBY" BRADY and
SONNY BELL strolling round the
campus with what rawther attrac-
tive gal the other day? -.
The most popular color this Eas-
ter seems to be copper" They
tell me that at the st. Thomas
Style Show practically every other
person was wearing this new col
or. ANNE PEARL HORRIS
looked stunning in a black travel
ing suit with green ascot and green
antelope hat. MAE MAR
SHALL took her share of honors
in a white formal. PERCY
HUGHES, JR., made quite num-
Der of the young teen age girls
hearts flutter a bit or two. :.
MILDRED BROOKS looked just too
sophisticated in a black velvet suit
with a fox collar. MARY LEWIS
and JUANITA WALLACE were
dressed sorta "twinnish" in brown
formals with yellow accessories. Z.
MAXINE SHANNON attracted
quite bit of attention in her black
suit with that lovely large hat.
GRACE LACEY BRYANT, in her
white print afternoon dress with
a large garden hat, created quite a
sensation. JOE LEVY, as
Prince Charming, really looked
"Park Avenueish." Lii PAT
TY MALLORY looked sweet in a
green sport outfit. -.
Well, I'll have to be dashing
along but I'll be SEEM you soon.
Your Pal,