St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Juvenile 1--WE
By DON GATES

DUN GAIES
Well, Jacks andJils, what is the |
neatest, reetest,p e at on tn e
street? l hope you all |
enjoyed yourselves this weekend
for l know there was plenty going
on. In Minneapolis we were rag
ing and paging like a wolfish pup |
and hear in st. Paul they were |
really tearing up. Friday the cats
in Minneapolis were reeling and |
rocking at the party given by some
of our prominent gentlemen, though |
they are not what Cab said, "worn
out wolves" because they are howl
ing like mad =. they are Charles
Brown, Oscar Brown and Charley
James. Some of the wolf bats
were sweet and lovely, Betty King,
personality filled, Audrey King,
aged but beautiful, Margaret Girls
som, cute and slender, Jacquelin |
Cuff, fine and popular, Mable Sea-
ton, dreamer's shaped, Joyce Clay
ton and heart-breaking Carmen AL |
len no reflection on any of her
detectives a few of the rect
pleaters were "just most hard
Skippy Wilson," the hard cat
dancer, Leon James, we call him
"Wave" now, because that is just
what he has a "wave," most a
killer, too. The chicks dream man
was also there with his huge chest
and enormous arms none other
than Donald Riley, who won box
ing championship at North High"
Conrad Austin, another North
High Athlete" was also there E.
also Clentel Jackson, the hardest,
finest in the Twin Cities.
Attention lovelies. you can send
me his name and label it, clover,
dresser or locker" and your name
to this paper and I will count the
names and see who is the greatest
cat in town start sending the
one you think is just him Jim and
we shall let the world know it.
l won't include your name or even
mention it, so send it in.
No doubt you hepsters know
curly-headed Stanley Stone, who
has a great hobby which is making
planes. Well, he told me, 81 haven't
started making chicks crazy about
me yet" but says, Watch out when
1 do start" Another cat that will
soon start making the Jils go wild
is handsome Kinney Mckinney,
who has right now a few admirers.
Sunday I caught sight of sharp
Harry Esters and 1 mean that cat
has got 1--WE rect and fine clothes
neat. Norland Mccoy is a real Jim
Dandy-he tells the girls not to call
him sugar but Daddy Candy" He
wears real fine clothes and that's
no lie >. he usually has on some
fiashy tie =. he gets chicks mad
about him just everywhere and
driving car that can really tear
E. he's got dancing feet, like his
brother. Rect? When he gets
chick on the dancing floor she had
better watch out or she won't be
no more, cause he can jump and |
1--WE, man alive he will jump |
and bawl and whirl and crawl
he will beat his head against
brick wall don't get tired hep
sters cause that amt all -. he can
also dance slow in a dignified way,
but to be too rough on the dance
floor just doesn't pay some of
his doings are pulled out some, but
Norland's all right the jiving old
bum.
I hope all you hepsters did your
mothers right Sunday.
Roller skating Monday was on
some fine time. Every one was
there from the little show girls to
Vivian Dukes. Some more of the
whistle bats were short and lovely
Jean Brown, fine as wine, Pat Cart
wright and company-dog gone it!
Donna Cuff, the new hepster, Leona
Mason, the beautiful wolfess,
Maxine Worthington, oh so gor-
geous Yvonne Curry, sweet and
lovely and most fine and gorgeous,
Carylon Combs were among many. |
All you groovites that are planning
on going to parties had better latch |
on to formal dress or tails be-
cause it seems there will be many
formal parties soon. am sorry
didn't lamp one of those chics at
Phyllis Mays party but I won't
miss one again. Well dig all you
wolves at some great dance so fare
well to you skirts and so long to
you pants. Duke Don. P. S. What's ]