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Evening star., 1958-04-27
Program Listings

6:75
9-News. Robert Trout.
$50
4-HonseI and Gretel. Musicol.
Hour. Based on the elossie od-
venture of the tNNo children who
outwitted neorsiohted old
witch. Storing Red Buttons.
Borbono Cook, Rise Stevens.
Stubby Koye, Rudy vol'ee. Hans
Conried. Paul Hortmon.
5-Week in Review. News.
7-26 Men. Western.
violent Lond." Arizona Ronoers
cope with sheriff turned killer.
9-Twenfieth Century.
The Crowded Air" A report
on the complex problems of dir
troffic control with speciol EN-
phosis on the approaching ero Of
commercial jet transportation.
Wolter Cronkite, nouotor.
700
5-Adv'nt'Fes in No. and Spoee.
"1ow's Chonces?" Bill Boird H.
Iustrotes probability and sto-
tistics mothemoticolh.
7-0ur Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Storing Eve Arden.
9-Lossie. Oromo.
Lossie refuses TO accept q eleon
new blonke.. Jon Provost.
Evening star., 1958-04-27
SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Poes
$3.50
4-Sober OF London. Crime.
Sober investigates murder
committed with O poisoned bottle
OF wine. Donald Groy stors.
5-Miehel's Music.
7-lone Ronser. Western.
Tourney to Son Corlos." CioY-
ton Moore.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
IirrlF kaRlA WrsraTRRY
CELEBRATES STA BIRTHDAY

Celebrating her fiflh birthday
sunday June ~ little kntla West
berry daughter ~ NJ and Mrs
rtonpid wcatbeiry. was the center
of attraction ~ party given to
honor ~ the occasion by her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Naths
aniei Walker 81 Tho roiilehiuR
festivities we're held in the baelS
yard ~ their home Al aGt5 Firm
Az = Minneapolis
Thirty 81 hct little friends
wished her happy birthday while
enjoying the games played Guest
received bats balloons and holly
pops ae faynfs
The Miekoy Mouse theme wsa
carried out ~ appointments and
decorations
The bttle bouareo Naa temufr N
"a yellow and orange checked
rhemlsc style dress ga abe greeted
her aueata
Assisting the hosteas we're MfH
Doris Johnson who supervised The
games and Hfs Behega Waiter
Hnd NJ Vincent Westerly. auuta.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
FRIENDS HAP AARRlfrrE
RENEf JONES CELEBRATE
HER BIA BIRTHDAY

II WAS a gala afternoon for a
group 81 younustets on sunday
june ~ when they wiahed Uatri
etto Renee Jones happy birthday
AZ a party given by her mother,
Mrs Clara y Jones' ~ celebration
~ her eighth birthday
The unuai games filled The after.
neon of fun NJ her home Ts2 Rondo
Az, Win each guest receiving hat
and whistles as favufa
The opening Of tho many heauti
Gal gifts with which SHE waA show
erred and serving 81 the traditional
birthday cake and lcr cream high.
lighted with beautiful cake, con
cludci the festive affair
FRIENDS enjoying the fun while
wishing her birthday happiness
we're Lottle tlnney. rita Ann Wi.
lta. Eievnya Smith Lais Marie
Powers, sharon johnson searalte
aerogRlna, Larene Neal. Gwyndsi
"a liolia. Gayle Williams, Colleen
ard Victoria Murphy llileen and
Aharon Carter and TrIdy Worth
ingtan
Also having nln were Miaa Coroo
Thomas aunt ~ the little hanarao,
Mira & Wotthlngion, Mrs John
Stafford. sister and Thomas brother
~ the honureo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
MEyEoRs ENTERTAIN 1858
DEBurANrS, our or TOWN
GUESTS at GALA PARTY

The dehutautca OF 1913 were
bonorvd 1T party given by the
Metcors on Thursday evening June
so in the attractive and spacious
tampus room OF MIR and Mrs
James t.ogan. 500 W Central Az
ST Paul
Dancing and meeting and greet
ms new friends WAS a htghllrht %
the gaia affair
Deba and their escorts present
were the Misses Wnona apirop
Gloria Mcintosh Joan Ross Pear,
line HAN Fay Franklin Norma
Thomas ana escorts John star
ford Low brady Martin Williams
Julian Shelton, Noel seatt Elijah
Mcrntish, and David Turner
Meteors aud their guests were
Helen Peterson Ioann Richard
son, Teresa Combs Ursula Ponder
Ia ycrta Muller. Mitchell Dawson
Betluh Clemens Marva Webster
Susan Edits ana Dolores Peterson
out Of town guests enjoying the
cluba hospitality were Alyee
acfoggina. John aohrom nalano
I.cWis. Kenneth Barnes. Robert
Garrett Kenneth arogHa Arthur
Long, Larry wynn Alien rinnix
Theodore Barnett. Donald Hop
kina AuRpis Che and Curtis pei
uney
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

sofia SHE was a guest on satu
day At the luncheon hastcd by the
Cameo Social cluh honorlng the
1888 dehutautes, which was held az
ilaiiSSon Hotel IN Minneapolis
Omaha Ntsltoes Mrs Franeya
lAengfod and obtliren u Omaha.
Noh aN ustting relatives and
friends Ia tho city aud arc the
house guests OF MI William stew
SIT and Mt ana Mira rommie
Rodgers II asa az Anthony Az,
Mrs tanatord u the daughter az
Mrs Rodgers and granddaughter
OF Mr Stewart,
Family Guests At and Mra
Milton Hugord ana daughters
reari sud Julia Marie 81 Lea
Angeles Calif arrived Ia the city
Monday evening Iune "a for a
ten day visit with relatives and
friends They are the houserunsts
.of Mr. tiuforis brothre-ln-law and
sister. MT and Mrs Nelson Ilai.
cuget ST. OF ps7 lglohart Az The
lluforls are hoth FORMER Twin
C4tiauA Mrs Br1rt Il the former
MARY gilbert Of Minneapolis and
Mr. nuford former resident nf
st Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Continentals Host
Doncine Party
For Graduates

II was n very gay evening tor
a group OF the younger set on
Saturday June a. when the Con
tnenuala Club was hoatcss az a
graduation party held 10 the phyl-
lis whcatley Cantecu
Dancing 70 the rhythmic tunes
Of the music box highighted the
gala affair which was thoroly en-
joyed by all from the beginning 60
the partys end Refreshments were
served throughout the party
Club members are the Misses
Betty Newsom. Brenda Moore,
Gwen Phillips, Diane Lacy sandy
Ashby, Donna Cump. Lou Hayes,
and JOY Lacy.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pitality were sandra Vaughn.
Margie Collier Martin Anderson,
Arthur nm Wlnona Spires. John
Stafford. Frank @ jackson, Gerry
Alexander Joseph Jackson Al
berta Kemp. Naomi pleraon. Joyce
Simms, Lucille Evcrson Charles
Foreman Gayle Payne. Yvunns
Kemp, Ronnie Smith. Lapercoii
Green Jr, Marcclla Irwin, Bar
hara Roberts Curtis and Rufus
Mccoy
And Gene Hubbard. Tommy
Hooker Bobby Jones IL Roy be
lain, Roger Anderson Diche
Jones. Duane Perfect Larry whit
man Arthur Benner. Adolph
Props, william II Payne Jr W
, Littlcjohn Albert Kelly Martha
Bcnfori. Gloria Maxwell, Aifonzo
Hayes. John wooley, Charlene
Smith. Jimmy Crittsndeu. Buford
GRAY Ivy Young, Fat wynn ella
Mae Chapman Eonnie Kemp. Don
aid Teiivef and Robert Jones u,
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Council of Clubs
News Notes

Tho Twin C4ty Council ~ Chbs
met an the above date at the homo
OF Mrs Municcnt Roas thostess
for club uNo-sCoRlgl gsga See
oiid Avenue South
The meeting began al 50 pm.
rbe President Wayne 0lsnton.
asked Cor the minutes OF the last
meeting 10 be read They were
read and accepted
AZ this meeting Niliapi Jones'
minneapolis aooiantol, Social
Chairman Tor the Council Of cinhs
brought 10 ua MIR Tack rutors
hauEh Commissioner af Liquor
Control as guest speaker for the
cveBing
NJ pltotbsugn elaborated on
cocktail parties lie stated that
the state Law prohibits the sale Of
liquor Ia any form on Sunday
with OF without license, aud that
these laws are enforced by the
local authorities iio also explained
the procedure one has 60 go
through to obtain an ION or OF
sale license" Mr. Putethaugh
stated that there IL a city ortin-
anoe and not State law con
trolling bottle ciubs
The Council Of Cluha enjoyed
the very lively diapusaion ard the
answer secession After our guest
speaking period had adjourned
Matthew Little tRoyal 20j gave
us a brief report concerning the
Directory Each person on this
committee was thanked FOR their
time and effort spent IN obtaining
ard assembling Information for
the Directory We were shown
copy 81 bow the Directory win ap
pear In finished form
Mr. rarnes, Chairman ~ the
Entertainment Committee for The
Council 81 clubs, explained the
Clubs lnfCntions for their voted
aoeial affair Ha stated for this
affair to 80 over each member ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

nett Davis. seoa Elliot Az where
they enjoyed tasty breakfast
Following broadcast tour OF
the outstanding gardens of the
Twin Ci,ics was made beginning
at the home OF Mrs Davis and
frem there the group proceeded
% the gardens q the Mines. Claude
niNcn, isen Mauton Gordon Grsng
er. Waiter Aston John /, Nellie,
Henry Thomas. Spencer Shivera
Frank conncra, James Bradley
Earl Sims, John CYRUS and Hardy
White, all Of Minneapolis
A tour was made 70 the gardens
|m 81 Paul 81 the Ed honres
clari>son ulouser, / NJ Dorsey and
Mira Gladys Johnson All nrracn,
ing an enchanting forest q boant
nl blossoms
A tour was made thru tho gard
ems Al Como parl,
A picnic lunch WAS enjoyed on
tho patio ~ The homo ~ Mira
Andrew CLARK Sc, iota CLINTON
Az After lunch tour 81 the Rose
Gardens In Minneapolis concluded
ihr enjoyable affair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

each club would be asked 70 pay
only 81 per person, Each repre-
sentative is asked 60 be snre and
discuss having a nlcntc nr dance
tof an acquaintance affair for all
the Cluts
Tho Twin city Council af Clubs
urges al clubs to cooperate and
patrenige thr Associated Negro
Crc,ht Union Il u suggested that
the auion be- used SIS = depository
Tor eiuh treasures
TIE Twin cats Council % clubs
Is making available 10 the As
sotiatea Negro Crvdi, linton the
names ana addresse. az the clubs
h Was moved and seconded 60
check on using Mrs Bcuits Me.
HES home adiress and phone as
om permanent mailing address.
and II would be listed far aac in
the Caty DIRECTORY june t2th
Royal Twenty clah had their
spring Formal
Minneapolis Soclahtea are going
60 Adney Lake the ist week us
August
tho "Wednesday Matinee cMh
wan ,te host al the next meeting
at the home of Mrs KAY Whit
more 500 Rhonda SO Paul Mu-
ucaatA Reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Pepper Our Doy
Ecrlier Next
Week

Because a legal national holt
day. July 4. falls on the usual
date Of issue Friday, urXt
weeks paper viii be mailed so
that subscribers will receive IL
on July 2
This h notice "a those who
have nevis items, aud ads for
the next ISSUE should have them
10 the Minneapolis office not
later than Tuesday noon,
July
Correspondents, SO lirit0Fs
and others please take notice
of the earlier dcadlihe lEdi
tor,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Nurt,p on iNCoaroHATioN
uIe g. a. o. COMPANY

NVI1cE - HEngNY OWE
THAT E - Company #aa HHt
joat 1888 agaeF ~ ga,a1sai = z.
tha lave ~ Minnesota feF ta2
lkHowH ~ The Minnesota H4aiUHHs
Corporation .Aat1. ~ amended atd
$50 HaEsfBt HatBfa ~ tbs bus
inHse 10 be conducted ~ the sgrs
GRAFTON ts 20 WnHu fectHra. purcbhrf
~ pfLfrNlae eE4aiFei ueu ~ gthHf
lee aiHEHHe ~ rHtlst9 tnta
n,ae iras ard maehihsty pluubers
t4u4AfH fsfBeHteFFa atHeflt
terv Na#fittafs ard electrical E4r
niteF automobile aerrsuFGus RHd De-
general bard WAta ~ evrfS Kind esd
aergf4pftnni - establish. UgtNta3H
ana Huersta Fstail Nua wholesale
FeWsff hu8 YNmpd#lilDw 81 the rFg
frHA NrftgipH herein mentioned 20
Ena ether articles aud ~ effect
Wiar satsr iufu. uake, pErfnfW aUa
eaH kfu1 rot prohibited ~ law
The tpsatiau ~ Btr frRsatpfeH ~
ftne 81 ~ Elg nuAhGaH nu}&dEtE
NlNhfa esiiF 8igbseHta COUNTY 81
T'i,e namas apa a8dfasars ~ ,bf
arr"tatsfs sra fifas hoard N
Tbeoasr ffsrmaa. gto Roanoke
ballainw AinnrapoHs 2. MIN
ttlfa @a@ kUftks sIa p7arDEs
istas Il arbaRfts si5 Jsapsas
pstsd : nlnbsspoiis Nibs-aats
'HsA fe 4ay tgrs itsf
Attorney 81 Lew
H EpsHhks EBUalnK
tApakesmas. Jaaa n. 1851
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Twin City Whist
Gives Dance For
Wives & Guests

koadbuddys RumpuS Room IN
st Paul was the scene OF gaiety
on Friday evening June 20. when
the eight members of the Twin
CITY Whist Club honared their
wives and guests at dinner and
dancing
Preceding dinner welcoming re-
marks were made by the president
William Walker, who also present
ed trophies 10 the team having the
highest score ats the end Of the
year. Winners were Miles Newln
and Carl Wade sr
During dinner Hardy whitc.
genial postmaster called on the
guests for impromptu speeches
Those present enjoying the
clubs hospitality were the Mesars
and Mmca l.. Bantam. Raymond
Blaleley, Charles Cozine, all OF
ST. PAU; James crowder, Fred
Jones, Thomas johnson, Emmett
Hiekson. Fred Murphy. Jesse Nil
Ter. ST. Paul, Miles Sewiia Harry
Richardson. ST. Paul. Carl Wade
ST.. william Walker. Hardy white.
Noah Powers, Earl Williams. the
Mines, Elizabeth Hiatt. Harry
Massengill. Olivia Prructt, Jack.
son, Tenn. Hazel Williams. Kan
sas City, Kans and the MessrB
James Austin, Harold Combs and
Lucas Smith ST.
Officers and members Of the
club are William Walker. prcu
don't. Hardy WAITE secretary and
Carl wade. treasurer, James Aus-
tin. Charles CozIns. Miles Nrwllu
and Harry Richardson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

and Mr. and Mrs. rommie Rodgers
loo St Paul Mrs. LAugford IL
niece OF Mrs Crews and tho
dsughter Of Mrs Rodgers. The
visitors are the house guests o.
the Rodgers AZ $50 81 Anthony
Av 81 Paul
Cleveland Visitors: Mf and Mrs.
Kenneth Blair and son Kenneth
Jr ~ Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in
the city sunday night for visit
with their families and friends
During their visit they are spend,
ing time with Mrs Blairs parents
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Escue and
family 4t20 Firth Av s., and Mr.
Biairs parents Mr.. and Mrs VIII
ham Blair of $50 Fuller Az, Sc
paul.
Returns Home; Mrs Richard
Ross, 1921 Thomas III n, recently
returned home after two months
visit with relatives and friends IN
Plateau and Shady Point. Okla.
She also visited her aunt Mrs
Susie Thurman and cousin Floyd
Thurman Of TT smith Ark. who
are 10 She left them much improv-
ed She also visited in Kansas city
Kans and Kansas City. Mo. and
Leayenworth and Ft Leavonworth
Kans A highhghi q her visit was
"A tour Of the Soldiers Home At
wadsworth, Kans She also visited
in 81 Joseph, Mo. Many social
courtesies we're extended Mrs. Ross
in all OF the places visited
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Additional Social
B. Personals
MINNEAPOLIS
AtlenhInE .unlnrt Ns.IIool ~

Attending summer Schools Nrs
a g Cartwright. an instructor ~
Savannah Rtsto College, savan-
psh Ga is enrolled IT the unlY-
crRity ~ Minnesota and is work
ING an her doctors degree Her
husband Itev a g Cartwright
win Join her next week md they
piil complete plans FOR summer
home On Typo Lake 1T Stacy,
Minn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

bah and WIS Russell Johnson
member Of the track team he
was a member ot the bass section
OF contraTs "a Choir and was
active in Hi-Y club
Russell plans 70 enter the Mar
inc Corps and win specialize Ia
architecture
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Attention All Golfers!

The 18TH Annual Brpn2e Amat,
eur Golf Tournament, Saturday
Jaly ~ and Sunday July "a. ~
Theodore Wtrth Golf Course. Min
neapoila
Register EU9ll with the follow
ing authorized persons John Pet
tifor9. Red Feather bar ~ Paul
gaotgs CLARK, cassius C9ub Cafe
Perm Hughes. Tournament diree.
tor, and James siefum0ns. chair
man ard sponsor Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Reverend Del. Pine To
Speak AZ 81. Peters sunday

Reverend Jerome Del Pine, pas
tor ~ Camphot NJ y church In
81 Paul viii be- principal speaker
M So Peters AMF church uf
Minneapolis, Sunday June 70, AZ
10 40 ia.
Del Pin0 n0w Ia hts seventh
year pastorato at Champof said
hia theme viii b., "A Task for
All" when be speaks 81 - Peters
Sunday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

NhsNHnder NurruSWas tho on y
student from the academy TO quail
ifv for the Nebraska state Track
Meet winning first place ia the
prcljminariez
lie was editor of the school
yearboolS. a member Of the Senior
Glee club. member Of the Senior
Dance Band and played trombone
Ia the school band
Alexander viii enroll this fall
lax the Chadron State Teachers
College IN Chadrun. Neh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

College School Of
Nursing this fall
AZ high school
Ruth was a mem
her az the Pep
Club Girls IsaE
ue and Junior
Acillr We N eut
Other activities
IN which site par
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Academy IN Altt~
ney Neb and
tho first Negro
10 graduate from
the aeaslefy In it's
a year history,
Active In
sports Alexander
was icttcruiau IN
Football and he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Ruth Johnson ticipates are ma
lorette IN the st Paul Elks Drum
ana Buglc Corps, member ~ the
st Paul Gospel Union, q member
0f the Junior Church Choir of Nj
Olvet Baptist church and nlsa
sings with the pebenstta and 10"
Guepeletta
Ruth IL the daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs Henry johnson Of 800 y g.
Alhana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
MplS. GARDEN CiuB
HOLDS ANNUAL GARDEN
IOIIR IIINE "a

The Minneapolis Garden ispvera
club hold its annual garden tour
on Tuesday Ji,uo "a Members ne
uenbled NJ the home ~ Mrs Gar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

" 81 Alhang 81,
ST Paul Is a
June graduate Of
L. entrsl High
school
Al high school
he was active in
athletics played
"A squad has
ketbali 10 foo,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

IT'S IN this paper that gou uiiI
Kst the Iowasigwn gn uss dope
behind the Desss IN Baiiia Tbsmas's
column the High and T1sw Down
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Hostess Mrs Flossie Harris S637 Clinton Ay was
hostess 70 the EEBP club Saturday night June Games
enjoyed with the Mines Floyd Poole Sr Harold Walker
and Waiter Smith capturing first second and third prizes
Specyey Mrs Robert Marshall ST. and Mrs Jessie shepard
were guests Refreshments served by the hostess The
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
ST, Paul CENTRAL III
GRADUATE

Ruth N Johnson. a June grad.
uate Of 81 Paul Central High
school, plans 20 enter MacaieHter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Family Visitors Mr. aud Mrs Urhn Clark 40 st Anthony
v entertaining special guests in their home They Mr.
and Mrs brewer Clark and young daughter Pamela Of Wash
ngton O. daughternaw, and granddaughter Mr. and
Mrs Clark both teachers in the District school system Mrs
Clark Is attending school the University Mime
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
ACADEMY GRADUATE

Alexander Burfua son Of Mrs
Wilma Harper o. $50 Carron Az,
Is 1883 graduate Of 81 Parick'a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

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TIER Fefn ~ fAta fgr nstns sgf.a
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

This paper has i've times tisc
advertising Image ~ any ether
paper ~ its Kind.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

saa. Iaas I ~ e lII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

hard during the year at their
chapters bloodmobile visits,
it was both rewarding and
discouraging to find at their
luncheon plates a list Of the
chapters, their quotas and
how much they had collected.
Out Of the 35 chapters listed,
only seven of them had made.
or gone over, their given
quota Of pints. These were
the Caroline County, Clarke
County. Hampshire County.
Madison County, Morgan
County, Quantico and st.
Mary's chapters. OF these.
Quantico alone was over 200
per cent. The d-blooded
fox hunters of Rappahannock
couldn't spare a pint so are
being absorbed by the Cul-
pepper chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Questions. Answers

Question: am planning to
give a dinner for my daughter
before a large dance. I do
not want to ask anyone who
has not been invited to the
dance. How will I go about
finding out who has been
asked?-Mrs. p. BIZ.
Answer-It Is absolutely
correct for you to go to the
mother of the girl for whom
the party is being given and
explain what you are trying
to accomplish. I am sure that
she will be willing to allow
you to check her list in order
that you may invite only
those asked to her party.
~ y \
QuestiOn-When dining In
q restaurant and one orders
corn on the cob, is 1t correct
to eat 1t by holding the cob
In the fingers or must you
use the little handles2 I am
hopelesSly clumsy with the
handles and really do prefer
to eat my corn with my I'm
gers.-Mrs. C. F. E.
Answer-It is perfectly cor
rect to eat corn on the cob
either way. Just remember
that the main objective is to
eat 1t as neatly and unob-
trusively as possible.
y 4 + \
Question II recently at
tended an afternoon recep-
ton and was quite shocked
to see that the host was the
first in the receiving line.
1t has always been my I'M
derstanding that the hostess
stood first to receive her
guests. When did this new
idea Start?-Miss S. ]. L.
Answer - During recent
years the trend Of having the
host stand first in the receiv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

desired by the attendants. 1t
is up to the individual to pur-
chase them If they wish to
do so.
Wedding Costs
1t is obvious that the par
ents of the bride assume the
greater burden Of the costs
of the wedding. However,
the bridegroom has certain
traditional items for which
he is responsible. They are:
The engagement and we'd
ding ring (if it is to be a
double ring ceremony, the
bride purchases the BRIDE
groom's ring), a gift to the
bride for her personal adorn-
ment, usually a piece Of
jewelry; he pays all expenses
incurred for his bachelor din
ner; the fee for the marriage
license; the ties, boutonnieres
and gloves to be worn by
himself, his ushers and his
best man; he also provides a
gift for his best man and his
ushers; the bridal bouquet.
and her going away corsage
and also a corsage for his
mother and the mother of
the bride; the donation, or
fee. to the clergyman for per-
forming the cefemony, the
amount Of which depends on
the size of the wedding and
what the bridegroom can
afford. Ten dollars Is con-
sidered a minimum in this
case.