St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

was NcnlcTeu Win ocooaAh
centerpiece OF black and red car
nations and black cattails be-
tween cardinal and black candle
sticks holding lighted cardinal
and black candles.
Club members were identified
by wearing wrist corsages OF red
carnations tied with black ribbon
for the women and the men wore
boutonnieres OF red carnations.
With a six piece orchestra play
ing for the dancers who kept the
floor crowded throughout the
festivities, the affair was gay and
gala from the time the first guest
arrived until the party's end.
Promptly at 1890 p m. Andrew
Clark Jr., president of the Twin
City Council OF Clubs introduced
the club members and pictures
were taken OF the group.
Setting the pace, members We're
Respondent in their formal attire.
Miss Rowena Warren, club secre-
tary and general chairman of the
party was stunning picture in a
green nylon organdy over match
ing taffeta frock. full bouffant
skirt with flounce across the
bottom edged in black velvet and
black velvet bows on the bodice.
Her jewelry was single strand
pearl necklace with matching
earrings.
Mrs. David Faison, vice presi-
dent chose pink net ballerina
length dress trimmed with sequins
and accented with sequin jewelry.
Mrs. Verda Horn treasurer, was
lovely in a black lowered print.
ballerina length with which she
wore silver sandals and rhinestone
jewelry.
Mrs. Edna Shannon, sergeant
alarms, was petite in a green
shantung frock featuring the long
torso bodice, full ballerina length
skirt accented with rhinestone
jewelry.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong was love-
ly in a black cocktail dress featur-
ing the square neckline and Mrs.
Starr Shepherd donned black
chiffon over taffeta accented with
a shash Of multi-colored chiffon.
Mrs. Wilbur johnson in an ivory
shantung frock featuring fitted
waistline, with flared skirt, baller-
ina length. completed her ensem-
BILE with silver sandals and rhine
stone jewelry.
Guests equally AZ beautifully
sttired presented a charming pic
ture. Mrs. Lapercell Green was
charming in white nylon dacron
frock ballerina length with rhine
stone jewelry accent and a cor
sage Of red roses, while Mrs Ken
meth Edwards chose blue taffeta
beaded with rhinestone and ac-
cented with rhinestone jewelry.
Mrs. James Sisson chose white
polished cotton with American
beauty roses printed frock with
which she wore white accessories
and white and gold summer jewell
ry, while Mrs. Nathaniel Walker
Sr., chose fattering powder blue
net, ballerina length, rhinestone
jewelry and pink and blue sandals
Striking in a pink polished cot
ton, ballerina length. strapless.
with gold sandals and rhinestone
jewelry was Mrs. Yvonne Jones
lovely chaice. Mrs. Rain Work
cuff was lovely in a blue cocktail
dress accented with rhinestone
jewelry. Giving accent to Mrs
Howard Smiths beautiful gown Of
white lace ballerina length was
the Jet jewelry she chose. Mrs
Patricia Wood was petite in a
green tulle, ballerina length with
rhinestone jewelry. while her
mother, Mrs. Gladys II. Brewer Of
Washington, ID. c. was lovely in
ballerina length gown OF aqua
lace with rhinestone accents.
Guests seen enjoying the de-
lightful affair included the
Messrs. and Mines. Robert Shot
finer, LaPercell Green, Dan Nc
Adams, Kenneth Edwards, John
ME Young, William Hall, Nathan
iel Walker Sr., II, Moore, Andrew
Clark Jr., Harold Wright, Alfred
Barnes, Theodore Woodland
Gaines Mcintosh, Teddy Qualls,
Joseph Danforth.
Also Messrs. and Mines Jack
Campbell. Calvin Jones. Robert
Pierre, Carl Wade Jr., Louis Per
pins, Edward Thomas, Richard
Smith. Scott Faison. McClinton
Webb, Phillip True, Dennis Fai-
son, Robert Salone. William
Thomas, A. Argene Burney, Don
Smith, Robert Cochran, Leroy
Jerricks, Ernest Mcintosh, Jack
Adams, Sol Hughes, Robert Chat
ham. Stephen Maxwell Hubert
Banks, Herman Brown, Donald
Schofield. l.. r. Riess, Willard
Johnson, George Clark, John Nc
HE, Jr., l. LOTUS, Wayne Clan
ton, l.. NJ. Stewart
And the Mines. Vera Wilson,
Sue Gordon, Rain Forkcuff, Har-
~ jackson, Edward Hayes. Atha
Young, William McQuerry, Clyde
johnson ST., Hattie Gross, Otis
Reynolds. Tiny Burt, Geraldine
Martin, Yvonne Jones. Juanita
Lewis Inez Vaughn, Vera
Spriggs, Miss Joyce Clayton,
Mines Mary Ryan. Howard
Smith.
Also enjoying the party were
the Messrs. Robert Wallace Jr.,
Charles Lynn. Louis Sykes. VIM
cent Shepherd, John Burrell, Louis
McCuller, Leon Lewis, Robert
| praa raIif.-