Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

was centered with beautiful
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
boutonniercs OF red carnations,
With n 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 1880 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 were
respondent In their formal attire.
Miss Rowcna Warren. club secrc-
tary and general chairman OF the
party was stunning picture In a
green nylon organdy over match
ing taffcta frock, full bOuffant
skirt with a flounce across the
bottom edged in black velvet and
black velvet bows on the bodice
Her jewclry was single strand
pearl necklace with matching
earrings.
Mrs. David Eaison, vice presi-
dent chose pink net ballcrina
length dress trimmed with scquins
and accented with scqutn jcwelry.
Mrs. Verda Horn treasurer. was
lovely in black lowered print.
ballerina length with which shc
wore silver sandals and rhinestone
jewelry.
Mrs Edna Shannon. sergeant.
alarms was petite In "a green
shantung frock featuring the long
torso bodice, full ballcrina length
skirt accented with rhinestone
jewclry.
Mrs, Mary Armstrong was love.
~ In "a black cocktail dress fcatur-
ing the square neckline and Mrs.
Starr Shepherd donncd a black
chiffon over taffcta accented with
shnsh OF multi-colored chiffon.
Mrs Wilbur Johnson In an ivory
shantung frock featuring fitted
waistline. with nared skirt, baIler-
ina length. completed her enscm-
bic with silver sandals and rhine
stone jcwclry.
Guests equally an beautifully
attired presented a charming pic.
turc. Mrs Lapcrcell Green was
charming in white nyIon dacron
frock ballerina length with rhine
stone jewelry accent and cor.
sage Of red roses. white Mrs Ken
meth Edwards chose blue taffcta
beaded with rhinestone and &C.
cented with rhinestone jcwclry.
Mrs. James Sisson chose white
polished cotton with American
beauty roses printed froCk with
which she wore white Accessories
and white and gold summer Jewel.
~, while Mrs Nathaniel Walker
sr., chose nattering powder blue
net, ballcrtna length. rhinestone
jewelry and pink and blue sandals
Striking in q pink polished cot
ton, ballerina length, straplcss
with gold sandals and rhinestone
jewelry was Mrs. Yvonnc Jones
lovely chaice. Mrs RAIN Work
cuff was lovely in a blue cocktail
dress accented with rhinestone
teweiry. Giving accent 10 Mrs
Howard Smiths beautiful gown ~
white lace bslIerina length was
the Jet jewelry she chose Mrs
Patricia Wood was petite In
green tulle. ballerinA length with
rhinestone jewelry. while her
mother. Mrs. Gladys ~ Brewer NJ
d. e. was lovely In
n ballerina length gown Of aqua
lace with rhinestone accents
Guests seen enjoying the de-
lghtful affair included the
hessrs. and Mines. Robert Shot.
finer, LsPerceII Green. Dan No
Adams Kenneth Edwards. John
ME Young, william Hall. Nathan
isl Walker sr. " Moore. Andrea
Clark Jr., Harold Wright. AlfrcH
Barnes, Theodore Woodard
Gaines Mcintosh, Teddy Quail 1.
Joseph Danfgrth
Ni7O HthAfAs ana Mines. JafF
Campbell, Calvin Jones. RDbsr' +.
Pierre, Carl Wade Jr.. Louis Per
kinA, Edward ThOuaS PlcharI
Smith, Boot, FalEon. HcCIin'nn .
Webb, Phillip True, Dennis PA. /
son, Robert RalOns. william
Thomas. A ArRrne Burnny. Dur /.
Smith. Robert Cochran, Leroy .
Jerricks. ErneE, Mcintosh. JaCg
ADAMS, Sol Hughes. Robert Chat. .
ham, stephen Maxwell Hubert .
Banks, Herman Brown, Donald
Schpfeld, l. X Riesa. willard
Johnsln, George Clark. John Ne
HE, Jr,. l. LOTUS Wayne Clan
ton, l. ~ Stewart
Ana tho Mines Vera WIls0r
Su" Cordon, Rain Forkcuff. Har-
~ JaekSon. Edward Hayes. Aiha
Young. William AcQurrry. clyde