St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10


and Mrs. Ceola Webb is trea
Mines. Florence Law. Gwendolyn
Ray. Veda Schine and Elveeda
Bethany. The Mines. Maud Chap
man and Hazel Russell are club
mothers.
A cocktail party for the club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Schine, lOl6 w. Central Av., be-
fore the dancing party.
Club members were seated at
head table, attractively decorated
with the organizations colors.
blue and gold. In the center was a
large bouquet of assorted season
al flowers and silver three branch
candelabra on each end, holding
blue tapers.
In a gown of her own design,
Mrs. John NJ. Patton was striking
in a turquois taffeta, accented
with shell pink brillance. Another
beautiful self-creation was the
bouffant white full length gown
worn by Mrs. Gordon, the clubs
secretary.
Mrs. Eugene II. Lewis made a
charming picture in an ivory en-
broidered taffeta and wore rhine
stone jewelry. In a black metallic
sheath gown, Mrs. Jerry Robins
made a pretty picture.
Mrs. Marion Brown was strik-
ing in a floor length gown Of blue
and black taffeta fashioned with
a bodice Of blue and the full skirt
of black taffeta, Gold sandals and
rhinestone jewelry made a pleas
ing accent.
A devastating bow in front and
loose panel extending below the
waist in back gave dramatic ac-
cent to Mrs. Urlin Clark's floor
length gown of chartreuse taf-
feta with rhinestone trim. She
wore rhinestone jewelry. Mrs,
Richard Travis was stunning in a
ballerina length frock of red
Chantilly lace fitted 10 the waist
and the skirt fell in teirs of red
lace.
Mrs. Walter l.. Wilson's pleas
ing choice was a coral lace formal,
off the shoulder neckline enhanc-
ed with white accessories and a
corsage of American Beauty
roses. while Mrs. La Percell
Greene presented a pleasing por-
trait in coral lace sheath with
which she wore silver and rhine
stone jewelry.
Mrs. Sara Nichols, president,
was lovely in white llama fashion
ed with long torso ending in pleat-
ed nylon at the hem. She wore
rhinestone jewelry. Mrs. Gwendo-
lyn Ray was petite in white lace
bodice and full skirt of black vel
vet, ballerina length.
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines Charles BaleU-
ger. Russell r. BalenEer, Bradford
Benuer. Howard Brown. Carl Clal-
borne, Richard X. Fox Jr., PhlliiP
Il. Freeman, Lloyd c. GAmbol, Sam
pel Han, Arthur r. Herring, clyde
Kyle, Jofn u Lawrence, James G.
Martin and Miss Jean Ruckncy.
Also Mrs Maude Chapman, Miss
Kathy Covam, AIEs LaDorts Poster
Mrs, Cecil Mccoy. Miss Ear,.n'
sic shepard aud Or, LILLIAN L"wlE
The MeSsrs. and Mines NJ y Craft |
John l.. Nellie IT.. Cecil y. New
man, q, Bash Peaks, v. r. Pierce, |
~, Gqs"gI X EostSd, gggTgn w s9el
suthern. Thomas A. TaIley and |
Mrs Vernon y. Young
Also the Messrs and Mines. John |
Askew, James Thomas, Paul Wood. |
Davidson, Joe sykes, Joe N"rvis |
Ira Allen Herbert Harris. John |
scott Fred Ingram, 4. y Casslus,
Kenneth ChristiansoU, Albert No
Farland, Carlos hoffat. Ralph |
Ciardned and Marion Brown. M.sF
Kay Psttis Gene Alradar. Mics |
Nelma Rivers. the Mines FloreUnr |
Harris and Florence BTadRhaw I
Earle Miller Joe paHfGrth. Donald |
EHnhaw and the NssErs and Nwe7 4
Ted Allen. Ollie Griffin. Ray VII |
Hams and william THOMPSON.
Also the Mssprs and Mines Wal /
ter Avery. Werner PittmHu J. ]
Egsh Ben Alexander. MsIley
Rhodes. sherman Harnrr NAV Hall /
Iohuuell Williams Byron Brown.
White smith Herbert Foster
JvnIus Powell Ralph Graham I
Everett law r.. and Or and Nrs i
Alexander Abrams Also The NfFHfE
Frances Carroll, Annabells IuuF7. 4
HeH Gruusr and = TUNER
WnEurs and Mines. Phil Rlack- /
veil p Law Alone Laa. AshwDTe !
stokes William sutheriiu Edward
Lee. Frank Gambol Robert Jones.
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