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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June 4-Dorthea Mason, $40
Rondo Av.; Msceo V. Littlejohn,
1928 Kent St; Jean Allen, 6ss Car
rail- Av.; Charles Danforth Jr.,
s34 Carroll Av.; Roscoe James,
$50 Rondo Av.: Jacquelyn John
son. 76l st. Anthony Av.; Emily
Harris. 800 Marion st.
June s. Robert Jones, 1922
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Gladys Kilgore,
694 w Central Av.; Mr.. James
Bradford, zoos Carroll Av.; Carl
d. Claibourne, 4S7 st. Anthony
Av.; Mrs. Samuel Ross, POS Mack
ubin st.
June 6-Naomi Kimbrough, 722
w. Central Az; Mr.. Theodore Kill
gore, 694 w. Central Av.: Mrs.
Letitia Camp Martin, 523 Car
roll Av.; Mrs. Myrtle Allison, 305
n. Chatsworth. Charles Schuck.
500 Rondo Av,; Mrs. Lille Mae
Green, $40 Carroll Av.
June Mrs. Barbara Warren,
442 Fuller Av.; George Shannon
Sr., 693 Carroll Av.; Mr.. William
]. Montgomery. 377 w, Central
Av.; Elijah Macintosh, 735 Rondo
Av.; Mrs. Pearl Whyte. 497 Ron
do Av.
June s--Mr. Ernest Golden, 456
st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Owen
Howell, 3s1 N. Grotto; Mrs. Will
bur Henderson, 73l st, Anthony
Av.; Billy Douglas, 426 Carroll
Av.
June 9--William ]. HoIloman,
76S st. Anthony Av.; Patricia
Cartwright Allen, 954 Fuller Av.;
Gregory Anderson. SOP Dayton
Av.; Donald Johnson, sol st. An
thony Av.; E. C. Bradley, 642
Rondo Av.
June 10--Jolane Rivers, 7lS
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Emma Kirk, 81
w. Jessamine: I. NJ. Dorsey. 967
Iglehart Av.; Albert Mum, 440
Fuller Av.; Odell Tucker, PAS
Fairfield Av.; Kenneth Pugh. 972
Carroll Av.; Mr. William Black,
1872 w Central Av.; Charles Lamb
Jr., $50 w. Central Av.: Mrs.
George Atkins, 400 st. Anthony
Av.; Mr.. Harrison Davis Sr., All
st. Anthony Av.; John Griffin, 667
w. Central Av.
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NEW YORKER BEMOANS DISAPPEARANCE
OF GRACIOUS SOCIETY OF OLD
DAYS; CITES BIG DIFFERENCE
BY Earl Brown In the N. Y. Amsterdam News

New YorkLast week the Gay Northasternes social
which the the dark Is2os which
Northeast possibly
to the West Coast held week end oc and gossip Man
the club has called Gray North
fasteners because after ALL of the ladies' must
have ripened and acquired hairs
They're offshoot the species
sapen),
fights and fun The latter much more enjoyable than the former
Any stock. taking OF society among
things probably for the better happened the
quarter century Although better probably
white Cadliaes with
the split $ point
cause we'd rather have Cadlacs ability
mentary grammar perfectly.
pitcher said that those school teachers who criticize him for
using "ain't' over the radio amt eating.
Nevertheless seems all the graciousness gone
society soaed Back in the good old days when society
largely buffers cooks chauffeus and the food
drink and the eating and cooking utensils they fered the boss
it seemed finesse.
place genee incidentally
financially better off than other except physicians
and than their bosses when they put the
Northeastene could possibly
hold the wife of MIR Eddes buffers back
the real lace table cloths real linen napkins
When. unfortunately Negroes replaced whites
servants walters ETC. and other Negroes for
nateIy, began "a grn
living
used rich white called arsocras and when the
depression rigeur go unkempt
glorify
able denounce him. society devoved into
kind Of Jungle existence msty crdr and catter Remember
tcooked). chic
decaces Savoy And then
chip to a quart Of Cream Kentucky only
Although SOCIETY according to location there is
pattern wherever the best Grand Rapids furniture
the Cadillac all the kitchen gadgets
books paintings Our greageat grandchildren will take
of those
Society know therefore different parts of the
folks do things. socially differently sections it's
acdes Charleston s G.
unhappy. Baltimore
folk still gracousy They
ohful definitely the they
Chicago Chicago
sodgness its members from mississippi
Immediately obviously prob
ably unfair to Mississippi.
society gained prominence
The indeed happily
engossed money making which after all
shocking DeOes strut and
socially They described looking and acting like Ford
foundry workers
fluid society earth anything
goes pretend We
bored VIII we have
period during alcohol and juice days of the
Walker combination Of graciousness and de-
bauchery the bases of society Prohibition helped make 1t that
Out of society with the most wonderful dives
late II really became de
child to shoulders with the
king OF those days the
They all cooed and
highly rich, If not entirely respectable
Truth is local society has never fully recovered from this
Of the refined nhbion New
York, different
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ST. PAUI.

June 4-Mr. and Mrs. William
Bowen, 1882 N. Avon st, 80 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Peake. 1853
iglehart Az. eight years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. whyte 497 Rondo
Az. IL years.
June 5-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Smith. $40 w Central Av,. IL
years.
June 6-Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Turner. 935 81. Anthony Az, 80
years; Mr.. and Mrs. A, Hyland
Stokes, 1888 Aurora Av.. II years
June 7--Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rowland. ss4 IgIehart Av.. eight
years.
June s-Mr. and Mrs, Ralph
Ward sr.. go w. Central Av., 30
years; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Martin, 5i6 st. Anthony Av., six
years. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Blakey. 75s st. Anthony Av, IL
years.
June 9-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Williams, 935 Iglehart Az, "a
years.
June 10-hr. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson. 2ss ". 81. Albans; eight
years: Mr.. and Mrs Napoleon
jackson, 30s Rondo Az. 80 years
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Spend Summer With Families:
Mr., and Mrs. Donald w. McMoore
and son Gregory, accompanied by
Mrs. MEMORIES sister, Miss Carol
Allen, will arrive by motor Sat
urday June 4. from jefferson
City, Mo-, to spend the summer
vacation with their parents, Mrs.
Elsie McMoore of 416 f. 25th ST.
and Mrs. Ruth Allen and aunt.
Mrs. Vesta Young Of 24So Fifth
Av. S.
Motored To Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Ingram and son Rocky.
Mrs. Robert Mallory Sr., and Mrs.
Barbara Cyrus of 1888 Clinton
Av, motored to Waterloo, Ia, to
spend the holiday week end with
their mother and grandmother.
Makes Presentation: Mrs. Shir-
ley Underwood, president of ST.
Agnes Guild of ST. Thomas Epis-
copal church and Mrs, Barbara
Cyrus. chairman of the benefit
bridge party held May 6, which
was a financial success, as a COM
mittee presented st. Phillips
church with a check for $500 at
the morning service Sunday, May
%. The money which was pro-
ceeds from the benefit party is
given for the building fund of the
church.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
z. Brown are residing in their
new home at 1900 Fourth Av. S.
Book Club Met: The Book Club
met at the home of Mrs. Florence
Cassius, 1926 Clinton Av., with
Mrs. Jewel Alexander as co-hos-
tess on May 10. Mrs. Jean Coins
gave reviews of several of the
best sellers Plans were formu-
lated for a Negro Press Panel to
be held in October. Simeon Book
er. Washington correspondent for
Jet Magazine will be the princi-
pal speaker. Plans were also dis
cussed for summer outing for
members and their families. The
next meeting will be June 16, at
the home of Mrs. Jean Coins, 1929
County Road D.. st. Paul with
Mrs. Belle Graham as co-hostess.
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Marian Anderson, noted Ameri-
can contralto, upon her departure
from Israel where she appeared
with the Israel Philharmonic Or
chestra announced the establish
ment Of an annual scholarship
fund OF 900 Israel pounds for the
encouragement OF young musical
talent" vocal and instrumcntan
Miss Anderson explained that
she was setting up the scholarship
in appreciation OF the devotion OF
the people OF Israel who had taxi
en- her 10 their hearts.
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Onye Gum OF 7s3 Iglehart Av.
The party motored to Duluth on
Tuesday morning to visit a friend
Clell Miller who is i'll. The trio
will return TO their homes this
week end.
New Playmate: It's a new play
mate for Andrew Wilson Jr. 6
years old of 1852 Smelling Av. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wilson Sr., presented him with a
sister on May IT, at Fairview
hospital. Charlene, the name chos-
en- for the newcomer, received a
royal welcome on her arrival as
she is the first girl in the Wilson
family in three generations. Mr..
and Mrs. George Howe are the
maternal grandparents and Mr..
John C. Wilson is the paternal
grandfather, all of Montevallo.
Ala.
Wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs.
Cleo Grigsby, $40 Girard Av. N,
was hostess to the Wednesday
Matinee club on May Is. Mrs. Sue
Gordon's birthday was celebrated.
She received many lovely gifts.
the next meeting will be June s
at the home of Mrs Margaret
Sanders, 1924 James Av. N.
Seattle Visitor: Mrs. Bernice
Steele of Seattle, Wash, arrived
in the city Friday May 81. for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Grace
Hudson, of 526 18th Av. S. Mrs.
Steele's stay is indefinite.
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Hobby Show
Affroefs: U-Meef-us
Club Participates

Enthusiastic oldsters who keep
busy with hobbies, in spite OF de-
chning years, displayed examples
OF their skill at the firth annual
Minneapolis After-6o Hobby Show
held Tuesday, May "a thru Thurs
day, May 26. at the Downtown
foundation, 9o5 Fourth Az. 5,
from 10 a, m. to 10 p, m, The SEN
Tor Activities Association tSAAl
sponsors OF the show. is Red
Feather agency,
On display were exquisite
pieces OF needlework, embroidery,
crochet. knitted pieces, rugs, mil
hnery. wood carving. different ar
ticles of craftwork, paintings, FUR
niture. and many other articles,
all made bp persons past so,
Programs of entertainment by
older people were presented daily
at ? p, m. and S p, m. Each pro-
gram was emceed by well known
radio and music personalities
Including George Grim, Arlc
Haberle, Perry Martin. Don Stolx,
Mary Davies, Bob peHaven and
George Luxton.
At the evening program the old
est man and the Oldest woman in
the audience were chosen as king
and queen and were crowned by
Miss Marlcne Doibec, Minneapolis
Aquatennial Queen to reign for
the evening.
Thursday evenings show was
climsxed with the first presenta-
ton OF the Hobby shows Oscar 10
Charles Johnson, originator OF the
Cake Walk" and member OF the
internationally known team of
Dean and Johnson back in the
Dos, Mrs. Dana c. Eckenbeck,
chairman, made the presentation.
Mr., johnson who sang and did one
of his original dance routines,
graciously thanked the organiza-
ton for bestowing the hon
or upon him, He was accompan-
led at the piano by Fred Oldre.
Members OF the U-Meet- Us
Club OF Phyllis Wheatley Settle
ment House were among the ex-
hibitors and Mrs, Mamie Battles
and Mrs. Mae Jenkins presented
n skit, entitled, THE Antique
Sale" at the Thursday afternoon
session, which was laugh provoke
ing, and very amusing,
Exhibitors from the U-Meet-Us
club included the Mines, Mary
Monroe, Gertrude Holly. Mollie
Flowers, Aggie Thomas, Fannie
Thomas, Mae Jenkins, Frances
Duncan, LINenia Logan, Mary
Alice Smith and Laura Written,
The Hobby Show committee in
cluded the Mines. Dana G. Eckcn-
beck. chairman. Arthur Sehlin.
secretary, Won Luscher, entries.
Frieda Solz, co-chairman of en-
tries, II. Seymour Swcnson. dis
play, John w, Edgerton, program.
Marguerite Combs. co-chairman
OF program, Lag Barron, co-chair-
man program, Elizabeth Helm,
co-chairman program: Misses
Josephine Iverson, publicity, Julia
Liden, transportation, 10 Lang
ford, downtown foundation and
Mr. Charles Wright. community
Welfare Chairman.
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You can bet your last dollar
that advertisers In this paper are
community friends.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

June 4--Clarence Maestro Free
man. IT'S Olson Highway: Rev.
Charles Childress, 1904 Oliver Av.
S; Walter Scott, 3l41 Fifth Av.
S.
June s. Frank Peoples, 2201
Fifth Av s.; Kay Frances Dorsey,
l10S Aldrich Av N; Miss Juanita
]. Washington. 1914 Smelling Av.:
Judson Phillips, Jr.. 4146 Third
Av. s.; Raymond johnson, 1856
Fourth Av. s.
June 6-Mrs. J. II. williams,
1892 Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. Matte
Owens. 5000 Clinton Av.; CARTEL
Cooper, 1885 Fifth Av. s.
June Pleasant Breeder. 1909
Olson Blvd: Leroy Bryant. 373h
Washington Av. s.: Mrs. Ruby
Graham. 3437 Smelling Az; Mrs.
Emma Hill. SIP Emerson Av. N;
Mr.. Gran Harris, 291I 18th Av.
s.: Mrs Josephine Murray. 1916
Third Av. s.
June s-Mrs. d. W. Ingram,
3e41 Fourth Az. s.: Mrs. Bertha
Christopher, 5IIs James Az. N:
Katherine Harper, 1901 Bryant
Av. N; Leonard ]. Counter, e0e
Gil 3 in m.RM(s nel-dh1
Marquette Av.: Mrs. Dorothy
Jones, so7 Washington Av. s.:
Jimnine Anderson, 1928 Third
Az. S.
June I'D c. Dowdy, 1898
Smelling Az; Mrs. Marguerite
Combs, 1916 Fourth Av. s.: Mrs.
Clifford Harris. 2s14 31st Az. s.;
Mr.. Frank Castlenan Jr., SIP z.
18th St. Steven Lee. 2o23
Bloomington Av
June 1o-Christine Field, s54
Bryant Av. N
Out of-Town Birthday
June 5-Mr o. Lowell Evans.
Kansas City, Mo.
June Marguerite johnson.
Evansville, III
June s-Corrine Jones. Chicago.
IN
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The postman rings only once
when he brings mail subscribers
this paper every Friday morning.
Housewives wait for It to read
Jessie Shepard's report on the
latest party, bridge luncheon,
wedding or what have you in the
social and personal line.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

June Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence
Owens, 1858 Clinton Az, one
year.
June Mr. and Mrs. Donald
w. McMoore, 500 T.. 25th st,
three years: Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Jackson. 1904 Fifth Az. s.: eight
years.
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FRUHAUF SHOW OPEN
Artist Caricatures
Cream of the Crop

character. She had to go
back to finish the portrait.
Maurice Ravel was one Of
her easiest subjects. HE had
a nose you could latch on to.
It was the keystone of his
face"
The mine Old Men" Of the
1896 Supreme Court have also
been recorded by Miss Fruhauf
first in a drawing, now in a
painting, both of which can
be seen at the Artists Mart.
Other works include a series
on American designers, done
in 1910 for Vogue Magazine, q
series Of composers and one on
American painters.
New York Native
Born in New York City,
Miss Fruhauf studied at the
Parsons School of Design and
the Art Students League under
such notables as Boardman
Robinson. Kenneth Hayes Mil
Ter and Charles Locke.
It was while she was study
ing stage-set designs at the
Neighborhood Playhouse in
New York that she sold her
first drawing. A press agent
liked a sketch she had done
of one of the actors. and it
was sold to the New York
World" for SIS.
Miss Fruhauf has done
caricatures for several New
York papers and magazines.
including the New York Times,
New York Post, the New
Yorker, Dance Observer, Van
ity Fair, Theater Arts Monthly
and the New Republic. She
has exhibited paintings and
drawings in New York. at the
University of Nebraska, the
Baltimore Museum and the
Whyte Gallery.
In private life she is Mrs,
Erwin P. Vollmer and the
mother Of two girls-Susan.
16, and Deborah, I.
The Vollmers live in Chevy
Chase where, as Miss Fruhauf
says, Mas painting is kind
of like part of the housework."
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BY CHRISTIE RINEHART

Some Of the cream of the
crop have come under the
scrutinizing glance of Miss
Aline Fruhauf. And when she
gets through they are likely
to be all nose. a sly glance or
o pixie face.
Carfcatures done by Miss
Fruhauf, on exhibit with her
paintings at the Artists Mart
on Wisconsin avenue until
May II, include such notables
as Alice Roosevelt Longworth,
George Gershwin, Sergei
Rachmaninoff, Igor Stravin-
sky, Martha Graham. Dame
Edith Sitwell, and even the
artist herself.
"A caricature is a literary
thing" Miss Fruhauf says.
cit Is a good thing in itself.
You don't need any further
explanation of the subject.
And you can do things a por-
trait painter is not allowed to
do"
With q caricature you can
capture personality; with
portrait one often tones down
the color Of the personality to
get a likeness, Miss Fruhauf
explains.
mot an Easy Subject"
"Mrs. Longworth was not an
easy subject because her per-
sonality overwhelms you. With
the terrific impact, you don't
get an. overall impression or
the feeling of the structure.
Everything but her turned out
when I tried to paint her
the room, the clothes-and I
finally finished it from sketches
after four years"
Gershwin was easy to talk
to but hard to draw, Miss
Fruhauf remembers. When she
first tried to draw him he had
just shampooed his hair and
''he didn't look like himself.
He looked like a rumpled
youth, not a slick Broadway
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Foshion Definition

sHEPHERDESS DIR z S Is:
The demure look Of the
18th century sheperdess Is
apparent in many of the
most 1lattering dresses Tor
summer; a style that's emf
nently suited to the delicate
fabrics and pretty details so
important this year. A dress
may have shirring in front
that's crossed with tabs or
string ties reminiscent OF q
laced bodice; a round neck yoke
may be Of gathered nylon
tulle threaded with velvet rib
bon. Little bows and flowers
are everywhere. Skirts have
a shepherdess air, too, with
side fullness. horizontal lace
inserts or vertical rows Of ruff
fies to emphasize fragile FEM
ininity,
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CoLoRED. OPEN 3 no 6

CoLORED, OPEN 2 TO 8
1870 Crittenden st. NV.
Vacant. attractive detached home:
newly yedecorated. large private
rooms, 5 bedrooms, full basement.
with small down payment. ENTER.
PRISE REALTY CO., Ex. 3-340O,
IA, e.7760. RA. 3-67II.
CoLORED-N.W.
Don't Buy-See These First
Oct, 4 Bedrms.. 8 Baths, s21. 900
a. 4-Bedrm., Semidet. Brick.
3 Baths. Rec. Rm., $15.9b0
BARGATNEi
az 5-Rm. Semidet. Brick, NE. q sc.
S9.509-$11 $50
I'D 2-famiiy Homes, NE. d o.k.
Hinton Realty Co. :
AID. $3.50. LIZ. 1921. 10. 2-7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
4l9 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.
1874 New Harnnshire Az

Lovely Groom brick home,
1ide-hall plan; concrete front
porch. gas hotswater heat.
Choice location, near schools.
Transportation and park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

NO Statesmen ON PREMIsEs OF
THE FOLLOWING HOMES. But
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PLETB REDECOR. WITH AUTO
HAT b FULL DAgKAfKMT9.
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coboRED
OPEN SUNDAY

14th and EMERSON NV,
Detached stone and stncco home In
excellent condition, Containing
bedrnlS', mod. kit, large iiy.. rm.
/ din rfn side entrance hail. Largt
front porch; well kept grOunds: de.
taci1ed garage: Price. $1,000;
OIL. $4,000 or OIL. 4-7l7o sur. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23

IS CRITTENDEN ST. NE.
Modern Groom brick home.
many extras. Picturesque stone
front; 3 spacious bedrooms,
modern kitchen, modern tiled
bath Concrete rear patio.
Lovely fenced yard. Knotty
Dine recreation room FIJI FOR
A KING. Owner viii accept