St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-11-10
By Helen M. Scott

Hello, folks:
Well, 1 guess the Twintowns are
feeling quite happy these days. we
have all seen the lovely MARVA
TRoTTER LOUIS, as well as 9
bevy of other attractive girls VINO
modelled some very gorgeous
clothes at the style show and dance
at the Coliseum last Monday night
Those who met Mrs. Louis person
ally all agreed that she not only
made a striking model but was
very gracious and charming to taik
to as well. AS for her clothes and
furs they were really mellow, espe-
ciaIlv those she designed herself
Mrs. Louis imported gold brocade
afternoon dress, with lovely saDles
thrown across her shoulders
seemed to draw the most abs ano
obs from the audience. !. Now
for some of the other models;
LOUISE SEYMOUR looked too
sharp for words in a dark suit
trimmed in lovely gray furs.
PEGGY PETTICORD was striking
in a white billowy evening gown
with red jacket and accents.
Didn't SALLY PARKS look pic
turesque in that beautiful pink
chiffon evening gown with sequln
accents? ;. FLORENCE WARD,
in her upsweep hairdress, modelled
that attractive black and white
checked evening gown very nicely,
didn't she? 1t was designed along
the Gay Nineties style. AIDE
LAIDE SYKES also modelled a
very cute taffeta gown patterned
along the style of the Gay Nine
ties. too. . MILDRED BROOKS,
true to form, made a stunning
model. In fact, all of the models
looked mighty swell, especially
when they wore those gorgeous fur
wraps some of the stores fur
nished. 1t gave some of the girls
a chance to show just how smart
they could look if they were
dressed that way always. Now
who was in the audience? All the
good lockers were not in the show
by any means. Sal couldn't posi-
bly, mention everyone who was
there but she can mention a few
of those she saw fiouncing by. &.
Saw JOHNSON & DEAN, that
famous dance team, with their par
ty just having a grand time. Many
Just sat at their various tables
watching the dancers. Noticed the
TALMADGE CAREYS and the
BURIE CARMICHAELS at their
table enjoying the music and
watching the various folks go by.
What st. Paul fellow was more
than slightly inebriated and
seemed to get a great kick out Of
walking from booth to booth
smashing dishes and glasses and
wasting everything that happened
to be on the table into the laps of
the innocent OnlOOkers? Sad spec
tacle!! Only one, thank heaven!!
Sal just received a card signed
Bubbles" of Minneapolis, which is
supposed to be funny, so here it's:
Dear Sal: Did you notice that
frumped up st. Paul girl at the
dance who tries to put on her two
cent airs and thinks that by wear
ing very subdued colored dresses
she can cover up her common, dis
sipated look? Sal, it's too late for
her now, she should have thought
of that when she was younger and
SW6SCSE1 cause sic 1911 1OOl4hS
anyone as to her age" Well, I
can't print any initials here and
I'm certain, Bubbles, that I did not
notice any such person as you men
ton. Maybe I'm not as discerning
as you are. Anyway, we can't
start any Juror here about that. :.
/ seem to have wandered off the
subject of the style show, so to con-
tinue-the following girls seemed
to be having themselves a fine
time: ROZELLA GARDNER,
MARGARET FORD, FRANCIS
FAIR, DOROTHY HALL and
JANE LEE. There were so many
odds and ends and varieties of
folks that it's hard to single one
or two out of such mob. So ]
guess that's about enuf for the
show.
Love Bugs Been Busy: What