St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-02-17
Howdy, Folks:

Howdy, Folks:
AS I am writing this it is only II
below; rather chilly but very ex-
hilarating. One girl came to work
with red plaid ear bobs, and were
they ever becoming. An old
woman told me that her milk bot
ties were so frozen that the milk
looked like the eruption of Mount
Vesuvius. They are telling this on
one of our popular Minneapolis
boys about town. It seems as if
the steering wheel on his car was
so chilled by twenty-one below that
the car ran sideways, turned
around and ran back into the ga
rage. (Now, that's good tale if
there ever was one.) A glimpse at
the SilhOuette's party last week
end: That "just friends" couple,
JEWELL MANN and WALTER
DOBSON were there having the
time of their lives. Who was
looking at BARBARA MCCLURE
in anything but an Indifferent way?
That cute couple, GEORGINA
and JAKE COLLINS, still have
that ever-glowing 81 am so in love"
look on their faces. (Aint it
grand?) Bein' that the official
title of the party was "Coke Par
ty," that grand master of ceremo-
MES, Chubby" Brady, was SEEM
to it that everyone had as many
coca colas as possible. PAT
and PEARL SCHOFIELD (the so
proud parents) were back in the
swing again. (Poppa Pats chest
is still swelled with pride over his
new little daughter.) e. AS has
always been in the past, the Sill
houettes and their company had an
enjoyable time. Event of the
week: The Credjafawn's party
Monday, February 20, promises to
break the monotony around the
Twin Cities. Everyone and his
great grandpops (of course, the
grandpops who have been invited)
are planning to be there. From all
remarks the girls are going to fall
out in some too mellow gowns. One
girl told me that an awful catas-
trophe had occurred at her home.
Her lovely formal, which had been
stored away carefully with the
moth balls was brought out of its
so long seclusion to be worn at the
dance. Upon looking it over she
found to her amazement that the
moths despite the moth balls) had
eaten the straps almost off her
gown. The girls mother, being
quite resourceful, has remodeled
the dress into one of these strap
less gowns. Don't forget to look
for the girl with the taffeta strap
less gown Did you know:
MRS. RAYMOND HATCHER had
to leave the Twin Cities unexpect-
eddy for Alabama, where she will
stay with her mother, who is quite
ill? -. @
Another event of the week: The
College Women's Founders Day
Tea Sunday, February 10, is an
other pleasant event the Twin
Citians are looking forward to.
| Out : of town visitor: ATTY.
SIDNEY R. REDMOND of St
Louis, who was the guest speaker
at the Phyllis Wheatley House
banquet. While in the Twin Cities
Atty. Redmond visited many sights
of interest and also spent some
time with his charming cousin
MRS. LILLIAN DOWNEY of St
Paul.
AS usual, the Annual Dinner al
Phyllis Wheatley House turned
out to be one of the interesting
events of the season. ALI present
agreed that Atty. Redmond's tall
on Recent Legal Trends and the
Colored People" was subject Of
vital interest to all present. Every
one got kick out Of the way Atty
Redmond brought the persona
, touch to his talk by referring diff
ferent questions to HARRY L
SCOTT and RAYMOND CANNON
local attorneys. Among the guests
present were: MRS. MAE MAR