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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
BEAUTICIANS HELD XMAS
DINNER PARTY DEC. 30

A dramatic interlude IN club
dom's party annals was Friday
nights first annual Christmas
dinner party given by the Mime
apolis Beauticians Club. The gay
affair was held Friday night, De-
cember 80 in the Bamboo Room
of Cassius Cafe.
The holiday motif predominated
the decor. A miniature Christmas
tree bedecked in tinsel graced the
cented of the table,
Guests dined, enjoyed cocktails
and danced the evening away in
an atmosphere of holiday cheer.
Gifts were exchanged by club
members and each guest was pre-
scented a gift.
Guests enjoying the festive af-
fair were the Messrs. and Mines.
Clyde williams, Buck Warren, Ar
thur Pierro, George Hill; the
Mines. Nokomis Collins, Rose Cal
loway, Pauline Miller. the Messrs.
w. l.. Hall, Alabert Hill, Gordon
Granger and William Barnes.
Officers and members of the
club are Mrs. Theresa Granger,
president; the Mines. Helen Al
len, recording secretary; Yvonne
Jones, secretary; Betty Jones,
treasurer. Joan Holbrook, Bea-
trice Hall, Odessa Walker and
Myrtis Barnes.
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Carter Freemons Entertain
Friends A. Annual
New Yeurs Dinner

In keeping with tradition, a
delicious dinner was served at
the Carter Freeman home, 1909
18th Av. N. to a group of friends
on New Years Day.
Holiday decorations dominated
the decor with the focal point
centering around the manger
scene; a village with a lighted
house and the pine decorated
Christmas tree. Noise makers for
the guests and Christmas carols
played by Rosalyn Freeman adj
ded to the holiday atmosphere.
Following the main dinner
course, dessert was served Chi
cago style.
A group of friends have made
these annual affairs a tradition
with Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Digit; Christmas with the
Boyd and Curtis families and
New Years with the Carter and
Freeman families.
Socializing and viewing TV
concluded the affair.
Guests included the Messrs. and
Mines. Doc Boyd, Ezra Curtis
Ward Bell and Rudy Jenkins and
their families, Mrs. Kathryn
Digit, Miss Amanda Byrd and
Walter Coleman.
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The Alonxo Hayes hosts
TO twilight Club A.
Annual holiday Party

Mr. and Mrs. Aionzo Hayes,
1907 Z. 2ist st. were hosts to the
Twilight Social Club at its an
nual New Years party on Sunday
evening January LIST.
Club members exchanged gifts
and each guest was given a gift.
The hours were spent in social
izing and partaking OF the late
supper servid by the hosts,
Door prizes were won by Mines
Thomas Dawson. jamie Hume, Lois
Miller and Messrs. Albert Wallace
and George Williams.
Guests were the Messrs. ant
Mines James Warren, Dave Mil
Ter, Precious Minis, Thomas Daw
son, Albert Wallace, Mrs. JAM,
Hunt and George Wallace anC
Mrs. Annie Marie Woodland.
The first meeting OF the clul
for the new year will be held a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Barnes. 1i5 f. seth st. OF
Saturday, January IL,
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ATTENTION YOUNG SKATEl
oMsoAs ENTERTAIN
WIVES At NEW
YEARS EVE PARTY

Members Of ri Chapter, Omega
Psi PM fraternity entertained
their wives a, their second an
nual New Years Eve party In
the recreation room Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore F. Allen, s73 Lyle
hart Av on Saturday. December
81.
The room was attractively dec
grated for the occasion with
streamers and balloons and guest
received festive hats. noise makers
and confetti
Members and their wives pre-
sent were the Messrs and Mines
r x Mitchell Earl Kyle Thomas
A. Taliey. John Sims Alex Jor-
dan. James n Bradford Robert
A Jones and DR. and Mrs A. NJ
Butler and Mr. and MH Alien
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Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith
Is Honored Shower Guest

Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith was
the honored guest at brunch and
a handkerchief shower rendered
her by a group Of friends on Sat
urday. December 81 at the home
Of Mrs NJ. f. Bell, 1872 Carroll Av.
Hostesses were the Mines. Viola
Cassell, Verda Williams, Queen
Esther Taylor, Doris Thomas,
Matte Milsap and NJ. f. Bell.
After bruncheon, the honoree
was presented with an array of
beautiful handkerchieves, and
cards by her friends.
Mrs. Smith delighted the group
with the rendition Of several Of
her favorite numbers. As the at
ternoon progressed. the group
sang. socialized and relaxed with
teleyision.
Mrs. Smith viii be leaving
around February LIST for Mexico
10 make her future home.
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shaded lights pointing up the
illuminated Christmas
tree ON the raised dias. ae-
eentuated the members individual
tables.
Each table had hand decorated
place card with the hostess name
inscribed which allowed arriv-
ing guests to find their hostess
table. A number OF candy canes
and other goodies were on the
tables as favors for the guests,
Highlight OF the evening came
with the introduction of the club
president, Mrs. Lurena Washing
ton, by Mrs. Keisie whitmore,
Mrs, Washington welcomed all OF
the guests, then introduced Off
GERS of the club, presenting each
officers with a personal gift. Tho
remaining club members were
then introduced and photographs
were taken OF the entire club,
after which the vice president,
Mrs, Sue Gordon presented Mrs
Washington with cash gift, as a
token OF esteem from all the club
members.
The 900 guests spent the eve
ming dancing TO the scintillating
music OF the Leon Lewis Combo
and between dances visiting ana
exchanging Christmas greeting
with friends.
As dance chairman, Mrs. Der
tina johnson guided the festivi
ties assisted by Mrs. Ida Taylor.
Officers and members OF tn
club are Mrs, Lurena Washing
ton. president: Mrs. sue Corridor
vice president; Mrs Florcnc
! Gooden, secretary; Mrs, Beth
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Affueks Brooks Post, 500
American Legion Will
Have Purty For Wives

Attacks Brooks Post 6O6,
American Legion will entertain
their wives, members Of the aux
Hilary and associate members at a
post New Years party, Friday,
(tonighD, January 6 at Dining
Car Employees Union, Local SIC.
Commander of the Post is Mar
tin o. Wellington and Mrs. James
Thomas is president of the Auxil-
larry.
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DYWYk'S HOLD OPEN
HOUSE ON JANUARY !

The beautiful and spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Moore, $50 Iglehart Av, was
an ideal setting for the DYWYK
clubs Open House seld Sunday.
January l, New Years Day, from
to p. m.
The exquisitely laid table ap-
pointed with an Italian cutwork
linen cloth and a three TERED
centerpiece Of snapdragons, car
nations and roses in the club col
ors of pink and white with a
Horn of Plenty holding assorted
fruit struck an artistic note. On
either side were silver candelabra
with pink and white tapers. A
silver tea and coffee service a.
dorned one end of the table and
at the opposite end. a crystal
punch bowl of refreshing cham
payne punch.
Silver and crystal trays held a
wide choice of tasty sandwiches,
cookies, candy, nuts, etc. adding to
the beauty of the setting. Mrs.
Birdie Howell served the punch,
Mrs. William Hanna and Mrs,
Henry Johnson alternated at the
tea and coffee service.
Between the hours, 100 guests
came TO sip, chat and enjoy the
gracious hospitality of the club.
Club members served as hos
tesses. Member are the Mines
Mamie Green, Hermoine Hick-
man, Lula King, Edmund Moore,
Ida Mae Murphy, Minnie Ray
mond, Spencer Shivers, Sidney
williams. William Hanna, Henry
Johnson and Berdie Howell.
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DEBS 4 DATES
BY "Shirlee"

Hi fabulous debs and dates, well
did you have a nice New Years {?
Did you make a whole lot of res
buttons that will be broken in due
time? At last another week end
has rolled around, and we have the
Dnfters on the calendar for to-
night at Labor Temple, along with
Willie Mabon.
Wednesday night the Wheatley
Wizards played the Halle ALI
Stars, at Halle. II was a very
good game with the All Stars win
ming with a score of So 10 As. nene
Davis, Penny and Maxine John
son, Beverly Bantam cheerlead
for the game. I'm not saying much
about the dance, because 1t was
strictly wasted.
Last Wednesday night, Roger
Anderson had a real good party
1t is rumored that Wally Poo.
key" Pettiford will be walking the
aisle pretty soon.
The -Four Freshmen" are going
to be whaling at the Prom tomor,
row night.
More fabulous dates who are
home from service now are Pau
Starks, Reese" Tate and Eugene
"Geno" Price.
Happy birthday Ellie Wither'
spoon. Wednesday night Ellie haG
a dinner birthday party. which
was very nice. The people attend
ing the party were Barbara Allen
Harry Dillon, Beverly Eason
Dicltie Pope, Marilyn Burgan
George Jones, and John Jenkins
Another fabulous couple is get
ting married soon. Gladys JohT
and Roland Willis.
On New Years Eve, all kind,
of parties Were going on. Delori!
Smiley had one, and she had tur
key on her menu. Deloris Milton
had a small one, The 20 70 Yo's'
had one at Jackie Crump's house
The Loaferettes had one at Caro-
lyn Owens house.
Monday night willard Merrill
had a party. Everyone had Winni
in the kitchen frying hamburgers
Say, Milly Reasby, where hav,
you been keeping yourself lately
We have been missing you.
Well, fabulous debs and dates,
/ guess its time to go now. So II
see you at the dance. Signing off
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DANIEL CANTON SPEAKS
AT Manifold PTA

Daniel Campion, principal Of
Randolph High School viii be
guest speaker at the Maxfield
PTA when they meet Monday eve
ming. January at 8 p. m. at the
school His subject will be The
Gifted Child"
Thomas A Talley will make a
report on the housing survey.
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Back To College: James Breed.

Back To College: James Breed
en-, a senior at Dartmouth College.
Hanover. ", H., after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleasant Breeder and grand
mother, Mrs. Annie Thomas Of
1909 Olson Highway, returned to
the campus TO resume his studies
on Friday. December 80.
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL :

Improving: Miss Helen NJ Smith, who confined TO
Ancker Hospital for months is recuperatng the
home of her sister and Mr. and Mrs Jerry Rob-
ms 53S Carroll Av.
Club Met: The Social and Literary Society of Pilgrim
Baptist church Tuesday January the home of Mrs
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johnson. treasurer. Mrs. Dolly
Davis. reporter, Mines. Cieota
Gigsby, Ida Taylor. Beatrice
Gruner. Grace Jones. Gasoline
Norris, Laverne Parker. Margar-
ct Sanders, Mary Swain, Kelsie
whitmorc, Kathryn Digit and
Johnnie Mae Haskins.
Belatcd Greetings: Belated
birthday greetings to Mrs. Vera
Richardson OF 1919 Chicago Av..
who observed her natal day ON
Tuesday, January 3,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06

Dinner Hostess: Mrs. James
siason. $500 Portland Az. was
hostess At dinner on Christmas
day in hovor o. her husband, Mr.
James sisson, who came home
from Chicago 10 spend the holiday
with his wife. Other guests pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Edwards u Sc Paul. Mrs. Auzis
Dial Mrs William MeQuerry and
Miss ROWena Warren.
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Kelsie Whitmore. 500 Rondo Av.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Marva Ann Boyd, daughter of
Mrs. Beatrice Boyd, S37 Iglehart
Av. whose birthday is Jan. 10.
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First Nighter Bridge Club: Mrs.
Lamar Roberts, 2O6 f. 43rd St,
will be hostess 10 the First
Nighters Bridge club at its first
meeting of the new year Saturday
January I in Dayton's Sky Room.
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WEDNESDAY, MATINEE CLUB CHRISTMAS
DANCING PARTY WAS HOLIDAY EVENT

festive preholiday evening for guests of the
Wednesday Matinee Club Friday evening" December % when
the club annual Christmas dancing party The gala
glamorous affair." held the American Legion North
Side Post ballroom had beautiful cabaret setting
Entering the elubroom through French doors beautiful
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's 10 Go
Whof's To Do
ct. Paul
Cpotligh'
By MILDRED JORDAN


surprising how swiftly improving our
city 1858 well told LOOK, cosponsor with
the National Municipal league
AMONG NEW MAIL SUBSCRIBERS WEEK are happy
include Mrs Charles Anderson 577 St Anthony and Dr. Lillian
Lewis, 675 Iglehart
FROM RED WING TRAINING SCHOOL to our desk came the
The publication
which reflects good training the fields of Journalism and printing
NEXT ATTRACTION AT THE ST PAUL AUDITORIUM
KISS KATE" entertaining
from shakespeares Tanning of the shrew Robert Wright
radio TV St Paul play the
Graham and the part of I Vane win be played by Helena Bliss
INCLUDED Is Mrs Margaret Benton of Mime.
apos Mrs Benton is employee of the National Council of
Family Relations Minneapolis This production sponsored
St Paul Civic Opera Association promises entertaining
WE REMEMBER PLEASANTLY the joint Elabele
Davis and Larry Winters by the Shubert Club in 1858 and
look forward to hearing Miss Davis CHS radio Sunday jan
when she will soost with the New York Phlha
under the direction Dim Mtropoulos
Will sing the soprano solo role IN Luas Foss Biblical cnta The
Song Songs with text chosen by Mr. Foss the King
of he
countries which included HelsnI at the
sbeus Festival and visit sbes
home outside the city.
THE ARTHUs H,RrERs 45s Anthony receiving
congratulations a girl
Ancer hospital Saturday December H. weighing
And happy their playmate Arthur Lee
Willie Earl caroa Mae three and little Elaine
81 months Maternal grandparents Mr. Mrs Bennett
Conroe
OUR WASHINGTON G SUBSCRIBER, Douglass
copies Star newspaper
interesting story progress indignation
capitol And Mrs Mildred Brooks Vernon holiday greetings
and then the holiday phone call family
how very good Santa Claus everyone therel
TOURING THE SOUTH NOW n Magicians.
by Goose Marques Haynes
the worlds greatest drbbler"
player they good
them according
to eastern ng high providing
Of comedy too!
RELATED CONGRATULATIONS Richard L. Stokes
Anthony Stokes employee
years promoted
members Of Pilgrim Baptist church and modest couldn't
o Stokes!
YEARS "sHOwIAND OF sNOwLAND" Winter Carnival
sale feature shiveng
January the
will be big until February s.
ACCORDING WILLIAM IT, CLAPP. Carnival Button
10000
plenty
for button get yours early
FIRST VISITORS office since the New
John Kotlar attorney N Dale
subscriber William Walker Fairfield
ATTENTION YOUNG SKATERS!
will skating contest Hollow
ground prelminares win begin 1 p m Saturday
following
years. Mdges 10 years; Juveniles. IL
0 years and Juniors II to Is
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THE ARTHUs HARpERs, 45s st.

congratulations the birth Of baby girl Gloria Marie
AnCker hospital Saturday December IT, weighing
ounces And happy their new playmate Arthur
years Willie Earl years Carlota Mae three and lit
p months Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs c. b.
Conroe, Tex.
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THIS YEARS "sHowLAND OF SNOW
AMONG FIRST VISITORS

Mrs. John Dodd, 3s5 Rondo Av., John J.
St, and our faithful subscriber, William
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INCLUDED IN THE CAST is

apolis . Mrs Benton is an employee
Family Relations in Minneapolis. This p
St Paul Civic Opera Association, promise
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
AMONG NEW MAIL sU

to include Mrs. Charles Anderson, 577
Lewis, 675 Iglehart.
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RELATED CONGRATULATIONS TO

Anthony Av! Mr. Stokes employee Of the Post Office
past years promoted general
members Of Pilgrim Baptist church and modest
beg picture for this column The community well b.
Mr. Stokes!
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WE REMEMBER PLEASANTLY tn,

Davis and Larry Winters sponsored by the Shub
so look forward TO hearing Miss Davis on CHS n
uary s, when she will appear as soloist with the
monte symphony under the direction Of Dimit
will sing the soprano solo role in Lultas Foss
Song of Songs" with text chosen by Mr. Foss
version of the Bible
Miss Davis has just returned from concert
avian countries, which included two appearance
Sibelius Festival and a personal visit and conce
home outside the city
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FROM RED WING TRAIN

attractive Christmas issue of The Riversit
which reflects good training in the fields OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
TOURING THE SOUTH n

owned by Reece tGoose Taum and Marques Haynes known
the worlds drbber" and Harlem Globerot
player And If they should make tour would
them in Minnesota The former Gobetroers accord
eastern ping high and providing pe
Of comedy too!
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OUR WASHINGTON. d. c. SUBSCRIBER.

sent copies OF the Washington Star, daily newspaper
an interesting story of the progress of Indignation in
capitol And Mrs Mildred Brooks Vernon sent holida
and then the holiday phone call from the family i
how very good Santa Claus to everyone there!
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NEXT ATTRACTION AT

theatre section, is KISS ME KA'
from Shakespeare's Tanning of I
stage. radio and TV returns to !
Graham and the part of Ldlli Van
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD '55 Patrician 4-door Sc
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steering. power brakes and auto
matte windows and seat control.
beautiful jet black finish with Wv.
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In every rpxnerf. go Anz
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 50 cranbrook sedan:
radio. heater, turn signals. black
finish. extra clean. one owner; $3.50.
WHEELER, CHRYSLER-P PLYMOUTH
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PLYM. 81 cranbrook sed.: good
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr.; fully equip
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 90 Clipper 4-dr.; ultra
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POHANKA OLDS

Washington's Oldest olds leadership
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PACKARD 1855 Patrician sedan,
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Lee Id Rntler Inc

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light green finish, very clean, one
owner, only S741,
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oLDs: 50 d luxe "ss' 4-dr.: hydra.

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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Foil Brides Veto
The Ballet Lenqth

word for all bridal fashions
this season. Fashion trends
including the "Directoire,"
Victorian" and the Ed
wardian" back-swept silhou-
cites are in evidence.
PANEL BACKS look their
most dramatic in either soft
chiffon or in a hard finish
fabric like peau de sole as they
flow regally, creating a strik-
ing wedding dress silhouette
as the bride walks down the
aisle.
NEW FABRIC COMBINA-
TIONS such as white velvet
with white tulle lace with
taffeta and satin with
chiffon create news. :.
THE BRIDES HEADDRESS
is an awfully important mem
Der Of the wedding outfit,
too. And this fall and
winter many duplicate mil
linery trends, some being the
hat shapes in miniature trim
med with beads and some even
with white mink on the satin.
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Club Slates
Program
On Defense

The first National Defense
For I'm Of a Nationwide prof.
ect will be held Friday at the
Woman'S Club of Chevy Chase.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. direc-
tor of National Selective Serv-
ice, will speak on problems of
draft-age men.
Other speakers at the $3.50
to 3 pm. Session-which will
include a box luncheon-will
be John c. Broger, consultant
to the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
and DR.. Arthur S. Fleming, di-
rector Of the Office of Defense
Mobilization. Mrs. Clayton
Lyle. assistant administration
for Region 2. Federal civil de-
tense, will also address the
forum. Members of women's
clubs from all over Maryland
are expected to attend.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst,
chairman of the education de-
partment of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs and
a former president of the
Maryland and General Fedora
tons, will open the forum.
Others expected are Mrs.
Harry r. Christopher, member
Of Gov. Theodore r. Nickel
din's Civil Defense Advisory
Board and past president Of
the Maryland federation, and
Mrs. William A. Douglas, cur
rent president Of the State
federation.
The forum is sponsored by
the civics section of the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase.