Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-01-03

The Christmas parties are now
all history and the first social event
Of the New Year will be the Fiji
tenth Wedding Anniversary Par
ty Friday, January 3, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Foster, 916 St. An
thony Ave-, for which invitations
were issued this week. Dancing
will feature the evening from nine
to one.
Miss Martha Adele McWatt, 726
Sherburne avenue, is spending the
Christmas holidays in Chicago WIS.,
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rudolph M. Martin, ST.,
IT'S Carroll Ave-, has been quite i'll
at Bethesda Hospital during the
past week.
Mr.. Aaron Bradford, 624 Carroll
Ave-, is i'll at Ancker Hospital.
The GlamOurettes, a newly or
ganized club of girls at the Halle
Q. Brown House, gave Toboggan
Party Saturday, December %, to
which the Peerless Boys were in
vited. Refreshments were served
at the Halle following the outing.
The president Of the organization
is Miss Iris Brown; the secretary,
Miss Ruth Reed; the treasurer,
Miss Dorothy Munson, and the So
cial and program chairman is Miss
Mary Herrod. Other members are
the Misses Eloise Vassar, Con-
stance Jackson, Betty Lou Dodd,
Carolyn Combs and Antoinette
Morris. Mrs. Dorothy Easley is
the adviser of the group.
The Sterling Club was attrac-
lively decorated with Christmas
bells, Holly wreaths, and varied
lighting effects for the annual
Christmas party given by the
Cameo Social Club, December 25.
A four-piece band played for the
dancers from nine to one. Among
the attractive gowns worn was a
powdered blue jersey in Grecian
style with gold landings for trim
by Mrs. Donald Bryant; Mrs.
George Brooks, Jr., wore a black
lace fitted model with sleek lines
and a square cut low back. Long
black gloves with a wide gold brac-
let and a corsage Of white carna-
tons completed the outfit. Mrs.
Charles Hargrave wore a green
chiffon velvet in robe de style with
a double row of wide imported lace
down the center front. Mrs.
George Howard wore black crepe
with a gold sequin studded jacket.
Miss EValyn Aston wore an Amer
lean beauty rose colored chiffon,
Mrs. Beatrice H. Brown, a red tat
feta with a TERED skirt, Mrs. Eli
Hickman was stunning in a new
white formal crepe skirt with n
formal embroidered white sweater
with which she wore a eorsage of
tea roses. Mrs. Emmett Galloway
wore a baby blue tulle with a
rhinestone studded bodice and full
skirt. Mrs. Louise James wore a
candy stripe taffeta with narrow
shoulder ribbons. Mrs. Adam Brent
Of st. Louis was attractive in a
low cut black chiffon velvet. Miss
Peggy Tresvan wore a blue chiffon
and crepe, Mrs. Theodore F. Allen
wore a blue MORE gown styled a
Ia Tresvan. Mrs. Peter Robinson
wore a henna satin with a corsage
of roses. Mrs. John Kelly wore an
ivory broeaded satin gown, Mrs.
Edwin Salter a hustle model Of
black taffeta with a large bow in
back. Mrs. Claybourne C. Hill wore
blue iridescent taffeta with a large
brooch at the neck. Mrs. Spencer
Russell wore black taffeta with a
studded jacket. Mrs. Walter Soth-
ern wore blue crepe. Mrs. Leon
Smith also was gowned in blue
crepe. Mrs. Hector Vassar wore
black crepe and lace with a sequin
jacket. Mrs. Thomas Hargrave
wore a jacket model Of white CAB
ardine. Mrs. Lafayette Fields wore
green chiffon. Mrs. Paul Thomson
wore a fitted plaid taffeta jacket
with formal black taffeta hooped
skirt. Mrs. LaPercy Green was
gowned in peach lace. Miss Mary
Lewis was jitterbugging around in
a red taffeta gown with a large
white pearl necklace. Miss Juani-
Ia Wallace wore red chiffon. Mrs.
Norman Howell wore blue taffeta.
Mrs. John Banks was in blue moire
with velvet trim. Mrs. Barbara