Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-04-25

now nice tney get along. But,
said John, that is not a fair CON
parison at ALL" Gust tie 'em to
gether and see how they win act.
This Weeks Laugh:
SHE is a popular St. Paul las
and has been going steady with
very fine st. Paul fellow for quit
a while. She's a little heighty
Eighty and doesn't realize what
fine fellow she's got on her line
At every opportunity she gets
she steps out on our fine, younI
hero and then laughs about how
dumb the st. Paul fellow is. A few
days ago one of the laSsie's friend:
Tor enemy, shall we call herr,
fixed up a blind date for our silly
heroine; the date was to be with 9
handsome out-of-town fellow who
had plenty of dough. After a LOT
of preparation as far as makeup
and dress is concerned, our little
"girl friend" went out to meet her
blind date in front of one of st.
Paul's taverns. (He was to be
wearing a white carnation on his
coat lapel.) To come to the
point-you can imagine our lassie's
surprise when out of a new car
stepped her own devoted boy friend
with a carnation in his coat Ia
pel), and, to make matters worse,
on his arm was the very girl friend
who had arranged the blind date.
Our heroine saw red, blue and
purple, especially when her boy
friend stepped up and told her that
the blind date had been a trick and
now he realized what a rattle
Drained fool she was. He told her
he never wanted to see her again,
then laughed in her face and
walked into the tavern with the
other girl on his arm.
The Problem: Now our silly lit
tie heroine has come to her senses
and realizes that she really loves
her boy friend, but it seems to be
too late. What do you think? Do
you think her boy friend will give
her another chance? guess
l think the same as you do, too.
Club News: The Socialites Club
of Minneapolis is on the move
once again with their club meet
ing latter parties" Saw BETTY
SESSION, NITA WALLACE and
MARGE MASON after their last
latter party" and they really
seemed to have enjoyed themselves.
Also - the girls in the club say
their spring formal is very near.
Misc. Eyefuls of Life at the AL
pha Phi Alpha Fraternity Prom
given at the University of Mime
sOta's New Union last Friday Eve
ming: (Seen by SAILS Stooge No. ~
A classy atmosphere, plus fine
music, "Esquirish" looking men,
and "Vogueish"" appearing women
added to the success of the Alpha's
Spring Prom which was held last
week. FRANCES FAIR was
looking charming in a royal blue
gown trimmed in white lace.
(THEODIUS HOLLAND was
Fran's escort for the EVENING" .. !
RACHEL JAMES, sweet in a
black crepe gown trimmed with
gold sequins. (PEAVEY JOHN
SON was not far away from Rachel
all EVENING" MR.. ED MAR
SHALL was oh so proud of wife
MAE, and why not, for she looked
like an exquisite cameo in black
taffeta. MR.. and MRS. TELA
BURT were among the dreamy
eyed dancers. Mrs. Burt was love-
Iy in ivory taffeta. E. What Mpls.
Miss sighed and sighed when VIC
GALLOWAY waltzed by and Vic
was just a-whispering sweet moth
ings in EARLINE STOKES ear.
AUGUST PIPER and CLAIR
ISSE WILSON made quite a good
looking couple it's said. E. . JOHN
& IDELLE PATTON were really
a devoted couple. (Mrs. Patton
was striking in a robin-blue gown j.
. When cute MAE & RAY
HATCHER are around, you are al
ways sure that they'll bring with
them that perennial "Love In
Bloom" atmosphere. MIL
DRIED & LEO BoHANON always
seem to have that Paradise For
Two" look Cor maybe we should
say "For Three" including Michael
Leo, Jr.) BILLIE RITA
RHODES, JOHNETTA HORTON,
DOROTHY HALL, ELIZABETH
MOORE and ARETAS BLAINEY
were among the nicely gowned
girls tripping the light fantastic.
-. Well, that's enuf party news
for this week. So until next week,