Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-04-21

Many Twin CitianS say that it
seemed the good OF pre-war days
this week in the Twin Cities when
Mu Chapter of ALPHA PHI
ALPHA FRATERNITY threw one
of their usual grand and gala
spring proms at the lovely Keller
Golf Course in st. Paul. Rock
CAM orchestra added much
towards making the evening a per-
feet one. Since Sal was unable to
attend the prom that evening her
GIRL THURSDAY and BOY
WEDNESDAY say they noticed a
few of the evenings highlights.
The Twin City men were lookin'
mighty sharp in their tuxedos and
the ladies were, of course, beauti-
fully gowned in their spring
formals. ELIZABETH MOORE
was looking lovely in white tule
evening gown. NINA SALT
ERS Gin a striking blue tulle GOWN
was Ginger Rogering" round the
dance floor with hubby, ED Erred
Astaire) SALTERS. BOB and
RUTH PIERRE were really enjoy
ing themselves. ruth was attrac-
lively gowned in a dusty rose pink
lace gown. E. That good-looking
couple. DR.. and MRS. cornell
TUS MOBILEY were among the
dancers. MRS. Mobiley was strik-
ing in a royal blue chiffon gown
with rhinestone TRIM SCOTT
TYLER squirrel adorable BETTY
ANNE CARMICHAEL to the
prom. Betty Anne was attractive
ly attired in a blue net gown
GROVER INGRAM and JANE
MOSS were an evenings twosome.
Jane wore a gown of black net
over green taffeta. PVT. and
MRS. PERCY HUGHES, Jr.,
(Louise NeaD were dashing about
greeting their many friends.
Louise wore a lovely rose colored
satin gown T.. From across seas
New Guinea to be exact) came
PFC. TALMADGE CAREY, JR.,
who brought sweet CHARLENE
NOBLE. WAS Talmadge whisper
ing sweet nothings into Charlene's
ear?) =. ROY CRAWFORD and
HARRIET THOMPSON had eyes
and dances for only each other.
(Harriet's gown was of pink metz
HENRY R. THOMAS &C
companied charming MRS. EDITH
SIZER to the party. MRS. Sizer,
as always perfectly attired, wore a
lovely black taffeta gown
NOSE WALLACE and MARY
JANE CYRUS were a popular
evenings twosome. MARY Jane
wore striped taffeta gown
That well-liked couple, BRUTUS
and FLORENCE CASSIUS were
seen here and there among the
dancers. Florence was looking
quite the sophisticate in a black
chiffon gown . Pretty ANITA
GIBBS was gowned in pink chiffon.
The VIC CALLOWAYS were
there lookin' all honeymoonish and
everything. (Anita wore an at
tractive yellow chiffon gown i
RANSOM and HELEN COINS
make a nice-looking couple don't
they? Helen wore a blue crepe
gown ALEDONIA AMBER
SON was dancing about in an at
tractive net gown with rhinestone
trim. . PARKY (Park-Your Car
cass) wanted to get to the party so
badly, but he couldn't get away
from the Navy for that mite. (Seems
as if he was in the brig about some
'ittle" mixup he had been in last
week. =. Some of the well-known
folks seen among the dancers were:
Mr.. & MRS. LOUIS P. MOORE,
MR.. & MRS. MARK GIBBS, MR..
& MRS. HIRAM GIBBS, MR.. &
MRS. LOUNEER PEMBERTON.
DR.. & MRS. J. W. CRUMP, Mr.. &
MRS. HECTOR VASSAR, Mr.. &
MRS. JOHN BANKS, MRS. VIR-
GINA DOYLE and LOUIS
WHITE, LAWRENCE Mccoy
and HARRIET BYRD, Mr.. &
MRS. VINCENT OWENS, T/SGT.
FOSTER BROWN, Mr.. & MRS.
JOHN LAWRENCE, Mr.. & MRS
S. o. HARRIS, Mr.. & MRS. A. ].
LEWIS, PAUL DUVAL, BILL
PENN and Mr.. & MRS. CHARLES
F. RODGERS. All in all the Alpha
boys and men put on a grand party
and the guests and friends of the
fraternity all say orchids" to the
Alpha Fraternity
TWIN TOWN JOTTINGS
Glad to see SGT. ode THOMP-
SON of Fort Bragg, N. c., who is