St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-17
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SIOUX
= A L L s
NEWS
N 7 E S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, 8 ID.

Hour of pleasure. Federated
Women, opened the Spring Season
with one of the most colorful.
striking Style Shows ever. In the
Gave" of the YWCA. Their ele-
waited stage was nothing more
than sheer glamour all the way.
With a colorful green floor sur
rounded with soft pink large vases
Of apple blossoms. Asiloette of
model female done in flowers,
nylon lace n fetching large bows
Of net. A red an white yard par
asol n table set on a green lawn
added splendor. Mrs. r. L. Haynes
seated under the umbrella at the
table did the narrating in top notch
fashion.
Mrs. H. attired in dark blue n
white two piece evening street
length was easy on the eye. Mrs.
C. Vaughn in a soft pastel color
afternoon frock opened the pro-
gram and welcomed her guest.
Rita Dysart was first on stage
with a charcoal smart suit an
white sailor hat an all matching
slippers, purse etc. Carlotta Dy-
sart, Cathy Dysart, Phyllis, Car
oline, and Alfred White Jr. in the
top of fashions, Dianne, Patsy,
Welcher. Danette n jeanne Coates,
Linda Lotion, Karen Vaughn, Shir-
ley Tolbert n Steve Tolbert, Mike
and Richard Harris, Gwyn Harris,
Theodore Parker, all sporting the
latest in young folks wear in their
field according to age.
Spring and Summer frocks soft
cottons, dresses, skirts, sports
wear, in stripes and pastels all
fetching and youthful were shown.
Stephanny Olson played soft
strains of dinner music during the
promenade til she fashioned
white satin formal while Shirley
Tolbert kept the strains on the
piano soft and cool.
Gwyn Tolbert, Charlotte We'll
cher and Mrs. C. Vaughn were
most becoming in hot pinks, white
n blue knits, ice green. The ladies
bags. shoes, and hairdoS were
all in keeping with the choice
taste in style and quality. I sat
on cloud nine all while I eyed
everything. Twas real fab. On
programme were Rita Dysart with
hula hoop ultra Karen Vaughn
and Danny Coakley did a pam
tomime in rock n roll tops, Shir-
ley Tolbert sang, Wonder
land" in soft clear tones. Dan
nette Coates did a baton routine
in true professional style. Georgia
Lee, Marie Tolbert and Mrs. H.
Bentley. helped dress models,
directed, had charge of tickets
and served hot coffee, punch and
cookies to their guest. Twas an
evening well spent and all that
did not see for themselves missed
a truly fine treat.
Paul Dysart, one of our boys
in the armed forces was welcomed
home by his family, the L. Dy-
sarts and friends when he spent a
few days home en- route to Calf.
Margaret williams, 925 N. Blau-
welt and Lettie Dysart, 1927 N.
Oak. Ave. sisters, enjoyed a week
end in Sioux City, Ia. with rela-
tives and friends. These gals be-
lieve all work and no play makes
Jill a dull girl. Me thinks like
wise.
I was greatly impressed with
the music of st. Johns Baptist
choir Sunday evening We shared
united services with Emmanuel
Baptist. Our Rev. Henry Giegle
brought the message. Those choir
members to be commended are,
Mrs. C. Vaughn, director, Shirley
Tolbert, pianist. Georgia Lee, Mar
lie and Adrian Tolbert, Luberta
Bentley and Thomas Clayton.
Daniel Jackson had planned to
go to Canada for spring training in
baseball late this week, but seems
Jesse Greye helped him to decide
to leave just a little bit sooner.