Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-14
Howdy Folks:

hoWdy folks:
Thanks to DORIS ESCUE, who
did a fine job of pinch-hitting for
Your Pal, Sal, last wenL while she
was engaged in "waltzing down the
aisle" with TECHNICAL SER
GEANT WILLIAM F. WHITE
SIDE of Boca Ration Field, Flo
rida. Sails hubby, who does Ad-
ministrative work in the office of
the Florida Air Base, has gone
back to the army to continue doing
his part towards the war effort.
Easter week has kept many
OF US mighty busy, what with a
number of events on the local So
cial calendar. One of the big events
of the week was the Style Show
and Dance given by the st. Thomas
Episcopal Church at Norway Hall
on Easter Monday. AS usual, a
large crowd turned out to see some
Of our Twin Citians model their
Easter finery. Personable MRS.
BEULAH MITCHELL acted as
Mistress of Ceremonies. There's
no use denying that the members
of the real, real, younger set really
stole the show. Some of the little
models who looked mighty sweet
were: MICHAEL COLLINS, JUNE
SESSION, YVONNE CURRY,
JAMES BREEDEN, PEACHES
SOUTHERN, PATRICIA, STAN
LEY and PAMELA BENNER,
CONSTANCE TURNER, The CUR
RY TRIPLETS and SHIRLEY
KYLE. JOE LEVY knocked the
audience out when he appeared in
a spring suit looking like something
from Esquire. Attractive DORIS
ESCUE was stunning in a gray
street dress with red accessories.
-. Didn't BARBARA STRAWDER
look sparkling in her beautiful we'd
ding gown? Stylish ERNES-
TINE DANFORTH appeared in a
brown suit with orchid accessories.
-. Sweet JEAN BROWN looked
adorable in grey street and a gold
colored sports coat. Lovely
EVELYN ESCUE was the breath
of spring in a cute morning frock
which she modelled (lookin' much
like a miniature of mama Jose
phine). Good-looking MAR
GARET SLEMMONS modelled a
lovely blue lace gown. Striking
BETTY ANNE CARMICHAEL
was really a model from Vogue
(Just like mama Lohise) in a chic
sea green suit with which she wore
a lovely pair of furs. Sophis-
ticated MAXINE SHANNON
JONES, as usual, brought cheers
from the audience when she model
ed a fine black suit. MARI
ANNE SMITH made an attractive
model in an orchid suit with gold
accessories. Those two viva
cious sisters, AVIS WARE CAR
TER (who modelled a suit) and
DORIS WARE (modeIing a street
dress) were both tops in style
when they modelled their new Eas-
ter toys. The following girls
modelled robes, negligees and loung-
ing attire and they looked mighty
lovely: MYRTLE WILEY, GLA-
DYS SESSION, TESSIE BURT,
MARY TURNER and JANE MOSS.
:. MARY BROWN made a strik-
ing model in a lovely gold COL
ored three-piece ensemble. 1t
would be impossible to mention all
the models but generally speaking
they all looked mighty sweet. g.
After the show the usual jam ses-
sion took place with the Utter
bugs in full swing. Among
some of the popular and prominent
Twin Citians of the younger and
older set seen in the audience and
dancing about were: MR.. & MRS.
PERCY HUGHES, SR., MR.. &
MRS. RANSOM COINS, MRS.
CHAS. CURRY, Mr.. G. MRS.
TELA BURT, MR.. HENRY THOM-
AS, MRS. EDITH SIZER, MRS.
E. L. ESCUE, MRS. W. D. BROWN,
MRS. MARY BRADY, MR.. &
MRS. DAVID ]. BANKS, MRS.
LEO BOHANON, MRS. F. W.
TERRY, MR.. & MRS. BURIE
CARMICHAEL, MRS. ADA
GIBBS, ANITA GIBBS, MRS.
o. B. WILLIAMS, Mr.. &
MRS. TALMADGE CAREY, MRS.
GERALD PORTER, MR.. &
MRS. EDDIE WITHERS, MARY
ANNE TERRY, MRS. RHODA
BLAIR, MARTHA McWATT, MR..
& MRS. MARTIN BROWN, MRS.
CALVIN MASON, MRS. MARY
BRADY, MRS. ROZELLA ALLEN,
MR.. & MRS. RALPH DAVIS,
MRS. DAISY McADAMS, MRS.
ROBERT VAN HOOK, AL FREE
MAN, MRS. MAE MARSHALL,
HORACE "BUZZIE" BROWNE,
U. S. Navy, MRS. ANNE MANN,
FAYE ALLEN, BEN and JEWELL
ALEXANDER, MRS. CORA
CUTHBURT VAUGHN, BOB
MARSHALL, MRS. NETTIE