St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01

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BY KAYE COA1Es
$40 Mable Sc.
Sioux Falls, 8. d.

$40 Mable Sc.
Sioux Falls, 3. ID.
The real spirit Of Old Saint
Nick actually showed itself around
here. for Christmas and every dog
and his brother seemed to feel IT,
hope. / sure did Most folks ate
dinner with relatives or their fav-
orite friends then got out and
went from house to house for
chat and snack or drink with
friend. The j. Cabbells. the Ro-
bert Haynes. the Dysarts and the
Bargers kept open house and
house full practically all day, and
husband Dan and / didn't miss
anything, I'm telling you.
We tip our hats TO Mrs. George
Vaughn. I know she made an ideal
gesture when she invited folks In
for few hours to share friendly
chat. snack and coffee. Mrs.
Vaughn made a charming hostess
and all seem to think IT started
holiday atmosphere.
John Armstrong started out
having a stag for his lodge broth
ers and II ended up. the wives
sharing all the glory Of a nice
pheasant dinner, games and all
that one would expect at a party.
Mrs. Armstrong kept everyone
happy so there wasn't a dull mo-
ment.
These folks spent their Christ
mas In various cities with rela-
tives. Roseanna Monkey. Chicago,
Mr.. Il. c. Collins, Houston, Tex
as, the T. vaughn's spent their
time in Minneapolis. with the J, c,
crowders Knowing Crowders.
know the Vaughn's had fun. Rev.
and Mrs. II. Bolts Jr.. with Shar-
on were very happy to spend the
holiday with their families in the
Cities.
Gwendolyn Tolbert of Mime
apolis. spent Christmas time home
with her family and friends, also
Thomas Anderson. II would have
been little lonesome for the An
dersons II Thomas hadn't come in.
they are used to large family
and this year many of them
weren't home.
The II. Bentley's were in the
party group from Krieser's. that
shared nice dinner then all took
in South Pacific" Mrs. b, isn't
much of a night lifer. but she
said she did enjoy the SSuth Pa
cific show. and stayed awake.
The lie. Club OF the YWCA
enjoyed their Christmas party at
Klaudt's Airport Cafe. after which
we revealed secret pals and ex-
changed gifts at the Haynes home.
Georgia Lee and Helen Haynes
were the committee in charge of
the party and they sure did things
up rightly. The president, Mrs.
r. Monkey was remembered with a
gift.
The Bronze Club of which Mrs,
J, Moxley is president, held its
Christmas party at the Booker
Washington Service Center, and
invited their husbands or friends.
The affair was semi-formal. after
a turkey dinner. they exchanged
gifts, sang songs and made merry
SO many were glad TO see Bea
Hamilton share the fun, Bea is
the matron OF the Center and has
been visiting the doctor a little
lately.
I wish | had space and time to
go into detail about some of the
souse gatherings and some OF the
gifts, but seeing that l can't,
maybe I'll get little Of It for
next week
I'd like TO take this time TO
thank all that sent our family
cards. l did a little missionary
work so l didn't send any local
cards, but believe me l love cards
and I shall find time to scribble
you a note. To the out OF town
persons that addressed our Christ
mas card. TO The Coates and
Jackets, we love il. See you next
year. Bye.