St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-09-04
luncheon-Bridee At
Calhoun Beach For
Out-of-Town Visitor,

Out-of-Town Visitors
The sultry temperature which
made Tuesday afternoon, Septem-
Der 1. uncomfortable. failed to
mar for one moment the delightful
experience OF the guests who
joined the Mines. Walter B. Aston
and Maurice Daniels in Calhoun
Beach Hotels smart Green Room.
The rendezvous for fashionable
and select fetes lent itself charm
ingly to the prettily appointed
bridge luncheon at which the
hostesses introduced Mrs. Walter
Smith Of Los Angeles, Calf. and
Mrs. Vincent Thomas OF Washing
ton, ID. c.
Definitely humidity reuters
were the nylon sheers in every
soft hue. lush silk standings, the
always chic summer blacks and
navys, all in a myriad OF colors
and eye pleasing designs. In short,
those who came, chose their most
becoming and chic frocks and the
hostesses did the same.
The bridge tables were laid
with white cloths and centcred
with bud vases holding flowers.
The four course luncheon was de-
lightful.
As the afternoon progressed
bridge and canasta were played
and enjoyed and prizes awarded,
Bridge prizes were won by Mines
J. Mitchell, r. s. Underwood and
Burie Carmichael. first, second
and consolation, respectively. Mrs
John I. Patton captured the can
asia prize.
The scorekeepers. Mrs. David
r, Francis and Mrs. Spencer
Shivers were each given a gift
The honored guests were present
ed with beautiful earrings.
Guests presenting an attractive
and arresting picture in beautiful
summer and fall frocks were the
Mines. Velma Gibson. Chicago
Miss Millicent Wheeler and Mrs
Wheeler. Omaha, Nebr., Mines
Tels B. Burt, Russell s. Under.
wood. Burie Carmichael, Palmer
Jackson, Enroll Fassett, o. L
Alexander. o. B. williams. ]
Mitchell, Hobart Mitchell Jr.. and
James w. Robinson.
Also the Mines. Charles w
Glenn. George Nixon. Lottie Hyde
Frank Terry. Charles Noble, Alice
Morgan, Jessie Shepard, Nora
McCrackens. st. Paul. Edith
Moulden, w. d. Brown, John l.
Patton, st. Paul, Talmage Carey
Sr., Frank Connors. Mark Gibbs
Anna Coleman and Minnie Plum
mer, and the little Misses Gail
Smith, daughter OF Mrs. Walter
Smith, Los Angeles and Diane
Mitchell, daughter of Mrs. John
Mitchell, st. Paul.
Cassells Return Home: The Yu-
ker cassells Of $40 Iglehart re-
! turned last week from their vaca-
ton trip which took them to Ne
braska. Kansas, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Ohio and Illinois.
Mr., Cassell was visiting relatives,
some OF whom he had not seen for
rs years. The couple reported a
lovely trip in spite Of the intense
heat.
Pragmateia Sorority Meets To-
night: The Pragmateia Sorority
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Harriet Allen, TOT Igiehsrt Ave.
on Friday. September at $40 p.
m.
Returns From Chicago; Miss
Gloria Presley. daughter Of Mrs.
Lucille Presley has returned home
from two weeks vacation with
relatives in Chicago. While there
she was given a surprise party by
her aunt, Mrs. Willie Presley
Fields.
She was guest Of another aunt,
Mrs. Thelms Murdoch Haynes at
the musical revue. New Faces
which stars the sensational Ear
tina Kilt. Miss Presley was the re-
eipient Of many other social cour-
tesies during her two weeks visit
in he Windy City.
StiIi On Sick List: Mrs. Dorothy
Massie, $50 Carroll Ave, remains
on the sick list.
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