St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-12-08
By Estyr L. Bradley
500 Carroll Avenue-Dale 9612

eial notes by Tuesday evening Of each week
to Estyr L. Bradley, eS3 Carroll avenue
list aOOrl. For our special Christmas edl.
party you're having during the holidays.
We will appreciate q Christmas greeting
from your club on our special greeting
page, cost only SAGE. If you have been
using our columns weekly, you can show
your appreciation.
Cameo Dinner Dance: Thanks
giving Eve the Sterling Club was
the scene of the gala Formal Dim
ner Dance given by the Cameo
Club as their fifteenth annual fall
party. The tables were decorated
with low bowls of chrysanthemums,
snapdragons, pom poms and tall
lighted tapers. Place cards and
favors marked the place of each
guest. A four-course turkey dim
ner was served. Mrs. Edwin Salter
wore the most attractive gown. 1t
was of black taffeta, the top being
fashioned of three bands of green,
dubonnet and black, which formed
a large hustle in back. Mrs. Pete
Robinson wore a becoming evening
gown. of rose taffeta with shirring
in the back for fullness. Mrs. Col
onel Milligan was lovely in tur-
quoise satin. Mrs. Artie E. Boyd
wore a sophisticated model of wine
velvet topped with a sleek hair-do.
Mrs. John A. Barker was wearing
one of the very new sweater and
skirt evening gowns of black and
burgundy. Mrs. Eli Hickman wore
black marquisette trimmed with
pink compimented by an up-swing
hair-do with pink ribbons. Mrs.
Lounneer Pemberton wore gown
of burgundy velvet. Mrs. Theodore
F. Allen was attractive in a gown
of white crepe and rhinestones.
Mrs. Herbert F. Foster wore black
satin set off with a corsage of
sweet peas and pom-poms. Mrs.
Charles Hargrave, wife of the
president of the club, wore
lovely two-piece model-a black
crepe skirt and a shirred pink
blouse. Mrs. Gordon Parks wore
two-piece gown of black with a
shell pink blouse. of medallions.
Mrs. Donald j. Bryant wore sal
mon chiffon with a fiuted bolero.
Mrs. William Roach wore turquoise
pink complemented by an up-swing
taffeta. Mrs. George Howard wore
an extremely low cut white crepe
gown. Mrs. Stanley Bradshaw
wore a low cut black gown. Miss
Audrey Beatrice wore Eleanor blue
crepe with rhinestone trim. Miss
Harriet Walls was gowned in black
crepe with a bolero of sequins.
Miss Evalyn Austin wore a becom-
ing shade of violet chiffon. A cock
tail party preceded the dinner at
7:30 p. m. Dinner was served at
$3.50 p. M, followed by dancing.
Among the guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Artie E. Boyd, Charles
Hargrave, Theodore F. Allen, Will
liam Roach, Stanley Bradshaw,
George Howard, Donald Bryant,
Edwin Salter, Herbert F. Foster,
John A. Barker, Eli Hickman, Col
onel Miligan, Peter Robinson,
Lounneer Pemberton, Mrs. Gordon
Parks, the Misses Beneta A. Ed
wards, Evalyn E. Kelly, Harriet
Walls, Evalyn Austin, Audrey
Beatrice, Yours Truly, and Messrs.
George w. Brooks, Jr., Edward
Byron Doty, Warren G.. Grissom,
Alonzo Thompson, William Car
roll, CORRAL Milligan, Rueben Har-
grave, and several others. Through
out the dinner moving pictures
were made by John L. Banks and
will be shown at the semi-monthly
business meeting of the club, We'd
nesday evening, December Is, at
the home of Mr.. William Roach,
S75 st. Anthony avenue. Popular
after-party spots were the Nifty
Cafe, Clef Club, and the DeLisa.
Returns to st. Paul: Mr.. B. F.
Henderson has returned to the city
to make his home. Mr.. Henderson
is employed as engineer-freman at
Humboldt high school in this city
under civil service. He resides at
$50 st. Anthony avenue. His wife,
Mrs. Ruth Toliver Henderson, and
son, Maurice, will join him here in
about two weeks.
Mrs. Beatrice Hagen Brown, 377
N. Harrington avenue, is improv-
ing slowly. Both Mrs. Brown and
Miss Tresvan were sent huge bou-
quets of crysanthemums from the
Cameo Dinner Dance.
House Guest: Mrs. Edna Beau
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