Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

RENEE GRIFFIN is seeing the
town these days with liz LILLIAN
SCH0FIELD. PERRY MCGEE
is being a little more different than
some of the other folks on the cam
pus. Instead of going in for bowl
ing he's spending most of his time
playing ping pong in the game
room out at school. A lot of
we'll known folksies turned out to
the teas given last Sunday by the
st. Thomas Episcopal Church in
Minneapolis and the st. Phillips
Church in St. Paul.
He's Got 1t Bad and That Amt
Good:
The hero in question this week
is a man well in his prime, quite
well-to-do, not bad to look at and
foot-loose and fancy free (having
been a widower for a number of
years.. For five years, mind you,
he's carried a torch for a young
lass, who's now in her twenties,
not daring to let it be known that
he had crush on such a young
girl. The girl in question is a
sweet child, rather matured for her
age and doesn't seem to mingle
much with the younger lads about
town. At that, she had been going
with a well-known fellow about
town until he was drafted recently.
All these years our widower has
been watching his secret love grow
up and mature into womanhood and
now he's wondering if this isn't
an opportune time to make known
his feelings. He knows her family
quite well and since so many of
the younger lads are drafted he
hasn't much competition. Well, the
last heard he's dated the lass and
they seem to be getting along quite
well. IT'S said he is now singing,
1--WE Got 1t Good and That Amt
Bad" (Methinks if all goes well
wedding bells will be ringing soon.)
Tidbits:
RAY HARRISON went home to
Chicago to spend the Easter holi-
days. ANITA BLOOEDORN
recently returned from her home in
New Jersey where she spent her
spring vacation. (And what lad is
so happy that she's back in town,
It's said he's running around like a
chicken with his head cut off,
Well, friends, I'll be dashing
along for now and happy Easter
to you.
Your Pal,
SAL.
The Ivy Leaf Club of Eta Chap
ter, Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority,
entertained Miss Marcella Cope
land at a prettily appointed lunch
con, Thursday, March 26, at the
home of Miss Crystal Burgess, 970
Rondo Ave. Ivy leaves present in
cluded the Misses Rosamond Col
ier, Eddris Few, Lorraine Horris,
Louise Howard and Jane Harriet
Murphy. Soror Millicent Burgess
also attended. Also to honor
the bride-elect, the Misses Dorothy
Josephine Martin and Florence
lone Gibbs were co-hostesses at a
Personal Shower at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Chapman, TOT St. An
thony Ave. Lovely gifts were re-
ceived by the honoree and the eve
ming was spent playing games.
Guests included the Misses Joseph
inc and Myrtle Vassar, Louise
Bradshaw, Corinne Powell, Jane
Hopkins, Muriel Holiday, Eddris
Few, Louise Howard, Theresa Ray,
Lucille and Lorraine Shivers, Ika-
line Moore, Rosamond Collier, and
Mrs. Cora E. Parker. The dining
room at the home of Miss Eddris
Few, 957 st. Anthony Ave-, was
the scene of festive atmosphere,
carried out through colorful light
ing and fiesta dinner ware, for the
linen shower which Miss Few and
Miss Dorothy Martin gave for the
bride-to-be. A delicious fried
chicken dinner was served. The
guests received prizes and favors
during the course of the entertain
ing evening of games. Those at
tending were Florence lone Gibbs,
Katheryn Hopkins, Harriet Jane
Murphy and Margery Thompson.