St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-09-30
Hello Everybody:

deIIO everybody:
Our young and aspiring cOrnet-
list at the corner here was very
busy this morning practicing Fall
ing Leaves and Fading Trees"
which made all the neighbOrhOOd
feel sad and fearful. We passed
cheerfully and patiently with him
through his labOriOus scales and
''dO re mes" but it's just too much
when he begins on these sad fall
tunes. Tomorrow l suppose he will
be playing Summer Is Cone" etc.
>. Also, around here everyone is
throwing away his fishing license
and buying one for hunting. Soon
the old skillets will be sizzling once
more with the annual pheasant
feasts. And, are they gOOd! {.
But we are living in stirring and
wonderful times these days what
with entertaining Hitler one min
ute and the Queen of England the
next, on the radio. Let us hope
we won't have to stand anything
more exciting than a speech from
over there.
Did you know: TIM THY
MILLS is dropping cards from Los
Angeles, Calf? Tim says he's
developing a gorgeous sun-tan I'M
der the Calf. sun. You always
hear of the Twin City girls signing
here and there, wishing there
would be a sudden importation of
handsome out-of-town men. Well,
girls, I think your signs aren't in
vain. One of the largest importa-
lions of sheiks is occurring right
now during the fall quarter. The
U. S. is really well represented in
this influx from the East-Wash-
ington, D. c., Florida, Alabama,
Missouri and California. -. That
song, 81 Haven't Changed Thing"
is just too mellow, isn't it?
Key Hole Peeping: At the in
formal party given last Saturday
night by the staff of Halle @.
Brown House, st. Paul. I. MYR-
TIE GARDEN, Head Worker, as
always, made charming hostess,
cause the folks had one grand
time. The novelty of the evening
was the different folk dancing
which BEA VASSAR introduced,
and the guests enjoyed it as much
as the modern dancing which fol-
lowed. DIR. and MRS. ]. W..
CRUMP were as gay as a couple
of kids, curtsying here and there.
&. DON SESSIONS was dashing
to and fro, keeping his dances
straight. Saw RAYMOND
HATCHER back in a corner read
ing a letter from his lovely wife,
who's in N. Y. at present. He
looked as if he had seen angels and
heard birds twittering after he had
finished the letter. (My amt real
love just too divine?) >. Noticed
MRS. LOUISE OSWELL, Phyllis
Wheatley's Head Resident, having
a grand time. -. JIMMIE and
JANE LEE were among the guests.
:. LEROY and PEGGY LAZEN-
BERRY make a nice couple, don't
they? wasn't Peggy's dubOnnet
outfit attractive?) Smiling
BILL PENN was the orchestra
leader for the evening. (NOt only
is he musically inclined but he's a
whiz at tennis, too -. SIR NOR
MAN Light was off at distance
gazing at the crowd. You know
Light is very phOtOgraphic-minded
these days and he said he was just
wishing he had his camera with
him to snap some candid shots.
(HOw would you folks like to see
some candid shots of you pub
lished? 1t would be kinda bad
though, if you happened to be max
ing gOO-gOO eyes at some one else's
wife or hubby, wouldn't it? No, ]
think candid picture shooting would
crack up too many couples who are
practically on the verge of split
ups, anyway. So, everyone had
an enjoyable evening and voted the