St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-10
Just For Fun &
Loofers Dancing
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LooferS dancing
Party Lively
A beautiful and enchanting pre-
lude to fall social activities I'M
folded in a setting blending in
decor complemented only by the
smartly attired members and their
guests when the Just For Fun
Club and Loafers, Inc, held their
First Annual Joint Dancing Party
Friday night, November 8.
Prior affairs of the two groups
have been costume Masquerade af-
fairs.
The festive affair was held in
the Michigan Ballroom of Hotel
bennington in Minneapolis. Tables
were placed around the dance floor
cabaret style and each table was
conferred with a bud vase holding
a red rose at which members seat
ed their guests.
With a six piece orchestra play
ing for the dancers who kept the
floor crowded throughout the fes-
tivities, the affair was gala from
the time the first strains were
played until the party's end.
Seen having lots of fun were
Messrs. and Mines. Robert Allen,
T. F. Allen, Hymen Adlin, Phillip
Archer, Andrew Brooks, Harry
B allard, Frank Brown, John
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Brown,
Jr., Mines. Ruth Allen, Lillian
Balenger, Messrs. and Mines. Cliff
ford Bentley, Gene Barriner, Don
Bryant, James Black, Marion
Brown, Kenneth Bowser, Jerry
Beale, Maurice Bellamy, J. R.
Brown, John Banks, Tommie Brad
dock.
Also Messrs. and Mines. Brad
ford Benner, Howard Cummins,
Wilbur Cartwright Leon Combs,
Rufus Carson, John Cotton, Bru-
tus Cassius, Donald Cassius, Royal
Crawford, Burie Carmichael, Cart
reu Cooper, Annis Clark, Henry
Cannon, Willis Clark, Talmadge
Carey; Messrs. and Mines. Rich
ard Bradley, Leon Dodd, Sterling
Duke, Grover Davis, Milton Dun
ham, Maurice Dickerson, Joel Ed
monds, Kenneth Edwards, Layfay-
cite Fields.
Also having a gay time were
Messrs. Frank Curtis, Lee Chand-
Ter, Christopher Durand, Emmett
Galloway, Mines. Barbara Cyrus,
Dorothy Balinger, Barbara Cass-
ius, Martha Cobb, Quenita David
son, Betty Dodd, Virginia Duke,
Sara Fletcher, Herbert Foster,
Harriet Gordon, Margie Hopkins,
Louise Hughes, Ermon Hogan,
Darlene Hall.
Mr.. Clarence Anderson, Jr.,
Messrs. and Mines. Philip Free
man, Printice Gary, Ashby Gas
kins, William Gardner, Archie
Owens, Maurice Dickerson, Miss
Maxine Few, Messrs. and Mines.
Ernest Green, Richard Green,
Royal Gooden, Walter Coins, Jr.,
Ron Henry, Coleridge Hendon,
Arthur Herring, Theodore Hatcher,
Edward H Harrington, Robert
Hughes, Joseph Hutton, Sherman
Harperl Carl Holden, Albert Har-
per, c. D. Ingram, Jesse Bell.
Also seen having quiet tete-a-
tates were Misses Marlene Allen,
Beverly Jones, jeanne Richardson,
Mines. Yvonne Jones, Huston
Jackman, Florence Law, Wilma
Lowe, Messrs. and Mines. Kenneth
Jones, Ralph Jones, T. J. Jackson,
Jr., T. J. Jackson, Sr., Arthur
Jackson, Thomas Jackson, Jewel
Jones, Robert Jackson, Robert c.
Johnson, John Jenkins
And Messrs. and Mines. J. r.
Jones, John Kelly, Gordon Kirk,
Obie Ripper, Arthur Long, Don
aid Lewis, Gerald Lewis, Leroy
Lazenberry, Matthew Little, James
Lee, John Lawrence Joe Lyle, Al
bert Mcfarland, Tony Mazingo,
Garland Meadows, Granville Nc
Gee, Madison Madison, Stephen
Miller, Robert A. Murray, Robert
A. Mallory, Jr., Harry Mays,
Charles Mozique, Harold Mays,
Richard McCarter, Benny Mason,
Chandler McWatt.
Glimpsed in the gala crowd were
Messrs. and Mines. James Mann,
Joseph Mcfarland, John Murphy,
Cato Mckinney, Earl Miller, James
Mcdonald, Charles Nichols, Thad-
deus Nichols, Oscar Newman,
Drexel Pugh, Glen Pullens, Sequois
Payne, Mines. Earline Galloway,
Clarence Jones, Eddress Pidgeon,
Lydia Pillow, Connie Price, Estyr
Peake, Messrs. Cecil E. Newman,
Billy Oliver, Lewis Sykes. Fred
slemmons, Cal Taylor, Maurice
Woods.
Also Messrs. George Washing
ton, Merle Young, George Wash
ington, Bill Lemon, Messrs. and
Mines. Rufus J. Payne, Ira Robin
son, Harold Richardson, James