St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-02-28

ular aggregation OF business wom-
en-, the Prsgmateis Sorority. The
pretty dance was held in the beaut-
ihll Arizona Room Of the Prom
Ballroom, St. Paul, from s:s0 to
am.
The setting was enhanced with
a series Of varied multi colored
balloons and on the bandstand in
the background hung the glittering
club initials Fps" in giant prop
ortion encircled by more balloons
Each guest on arrival was greet
ed by the beautifully attired hos
tesses and escorted to the table
Of her hostess. Cigarettes were
presented as souvenirs. Mrs. Ida
Mae Murphy and Mrs. Minnie Ray
mond registered the guests in a
white leather guest book and on
the table was bouquet Of white
snap dragons and blue iris repre-
senting the club colors.
Members were identified by
wearing wristlet corssges.
With a five piece orchestra hIrn-
ishing tantalizing music, some 500
merrymakers danced the evening
away.
Climaxing the merrymaking af-
fair was the ever popular Anniver-
sary Waltz when club members
were introduced by John Law
renee, master OF ceremonies, Of
ficers and members in the order
of their affiliaton. After each
name was announced the sorors
walked across the floor where she
was met by her escort for the
evening who presented her with
a coursage and they danced TO the
strains of the Anniversary Waltz
Setting the fashion pace were
the pretty party gowns donned by
club members. Laura Mae Robins,
president, was attractively gowned
in CT CT Young original Of
champagne lace off the shoulder
with rhinestone accessories; 10
Ann Stone, vice president, was
striking in a white net ballerina
length gown trimmed in gold mod
ernistic design by Ann Fogerty
.accessorzed with gold and rhine
stone jewelry.
An after-five gown by Ronnie
fashioned with full skirt, impressed
plcats accentuated by bow on left
hip was the lovely choice Of Soror
Rosamond Bantam, recording sec
rotary; while Junauld Braddock
corresponding secretary was lovely
in a strapless black velvet and
taffeta waltz length gown studded
with rhinestone and rhinestone aC-
c essories. Vernora Bradford, treas,
urer, was exquisite in a white net
strapless, ballerina length gown
flecled with sequins enhanced with
blue and pink satin outlining the
bodice. Rhinestone jewelry and sill
yer sandals completed her attire.
Presenting a pleasing portrait
was Virginia Brown, dean of pied
ges, who chose a short formal Of
pink brocaded satin bouffant
skirt and fitted bodice with rhine
stone buttons topped with pink
chiffon stole. Her accessories were
long white gloves, silver bag and
a wrist corsage of pink roses.
Arlee Hallowell was charming in
a royal and powder blue nylon
chiffon halter type gown acces-
sorized with irridescent sandals,
Ermon Hogan chose a melon chif-
fon ballerina length Dior gown
with matching accessories; while
Bessie Mansfield was petite in a
red faille ballerina length formal
featuring fitted bodice with Italian
lace inserts glamourized with
slippers and rhinestone
jewelry.
Estelle Lucde was chic in a
white chiffon floor length formal
with pleated bodice, full skirt Of
white net over taffeta enhanced
with pearl and rhinestone jewelry
and silver slippers. A white silk
organza gown featuring pale blue
lace applique was the lovely choice
Of Soror Edna Latson with which
she wore a gold chain with pendant
Of hearts with matching earrings
Erma Mazingo was oh 50 chic
in an Empress gown Of Irridescent
emerald green dramatized with
side drapery with huge twin buck.
les and bouffant skirt draped from
waist to floor, a Perlber original.
She wore tiara green velvet shoes,
and rhinestone jewelry. Edith Wat
son was striking in a brown lace
trumpet dress accentuated with
a beige satin bow on the hip and
with beige and brown
jewelry.
Looking very attractive in 9
ballerina length gown Of orchid i'm
ported lace over satin was Soror
Smith, publicity chairman.
a balloon skirt accentu-
sted at the waistline with a satin
sash forming a bow in back with