St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-12-27


Mrs. ]. Walton Crump in black vel
vet with pearls and corsage Of
gardenias; Mrs. Paul S. Curry in
black velvet with rhinestones; Miss
Louise Neal in black and red crepe;
Mrs. Paul Thomson in black taffe-
ia skirt and a printed taffeta
blouse; Mrs. Edith Sizer in black
taffeta; Mrs. Lawrence H. Mccoy
in dubonnet chiffon; Mrs. Norman
H. Howell in powdered blue taffeta;
Mrs. Ruth Gage Thompson in
printed lame; Mrs. Alyce Stewart
in black crepe with pearl accents
and gardenias; Miss June Hawkins
in black skirt with a lame blouse;
Mrs. Aaron Shauntee in aqua tat
feta with fuschia accessories and a
corsage of American beauty roses;
Mrs. Leo Bohannon in moss green
crepe; Miss Helen Scott in black
chiffon; Miss Elizabeth Schuck in
black crepe with red chiffon blouse;
Miss Elizabeth McCracken in old
rose taffeta; Mrs. w. Donald
Brown in eggshell satin with a
steel cut beaded top; Mrs. Nathan
iel Evans in black taffeta and net;
Mrs. John M. Patton in aqua crepe
with long sleeves and a slight
train; Miss Mabel Hickman in a
fitted bodice gown of black velvet
and pin net; Miss Jane Murphy in
old rose taffeta; Miss Corrinne
Powell in old rose taffeta with
puffer sleeves and full skirt; Miss
Jessie Sonion in red crepe with
gold sequins; Miss Aretas Blaney
in black lace with a slight train;
Miss Tiny Brown in pin taffeta;
Miss Erline Stokes in a black eve
ming skirt with red packet; Miss
jeanette Dorsey in white chiffon
with gold sequins; Mrs. William M.
Godette in powdered blue crepe;
Miss Sylvia Ross in apricot taffeta
with velvet trim; Mrs. Percy
Hughes in a beaded white crepe;
Miss Mildred Munson in white chif-
fon with sequins; Miss Beatrice
Schuck in white chiffon; Mrs. Har-
old Wright in pencil blue chiffon
with fuschia accessories; Miss
Gladys White in black crepe skirt
with a powdered blue skirt; Mrs.
Arthur Herring in ecru satin; Miss
Edith Coleman in baby blue fig
ured satin; Miss Pauline Alexan-
der in black and gold print crepe;
Miss Elizabeth Moore in a pow
dered blue net with silver trim !;
Mrs. Louis Moore in black velvet
with pearls.
Mrs. Louella Watkins Taylor, CO.
manager of a local beauty salon,
left the city Sunday, December %,
for a months vacation trip that
will take her to Helena, Arkansas,
Detroit, Michigan, and Chicago. In
Chicago Mrs. Taylor will visit her
niece and in Arkansas and Detroit
she will visit friends and relatives.
Miss Beatrice Vassar of w. Gen.
trail Avenue has been i'll at home
for the past four weeks. Miss Vas
sar, who is an adult education
worker at the Halle @. Brown
Community House, is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Urine Clark and son, Brew
er Lee, of ITO St. Anthony Ave-,
will leave December 27 for Kansas
City and Oklahoma City. Mrs.
Clark will be accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Lula Watkins, of 612
w. Central Ave.
Mrs. Alberta Pleasant, SGT Ron
do Ave-, left Tuesday, December
"a, to spend the holidays with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. C. Fort of Moorhead, Min
nesota.
Following the Alpha Kappa AL
pha sorority formal party, Miss
Corrinne Powell, 697 Carroll Ave-,
entertained ten couples at an early
morning buffet lunch. The table
was attractively decorated with a
Christmas centerpiece set on crys-
tai glassware and covered with a
lace cloth. Those present included
the Misses Earline Stokes, Jane
Murphy, Mable Hickman, Jessie
Sonion, Rosamond Collier, Pauline
Alexander, Elizabeth Moore, La
vinia Stone, Billie Rita Rhodes,
Messrs. Albert Harper, Ashmore
Stokes, Ernest Potts, Victor Gallo