Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-14
Inquisitive Sal
Hello Folks:


Hello Folks:
Every week has something to Of
fer the Twin Cities. This week has
started off with a sudden importa-
ton of former hometown boys and
gangs of very attractive girls and
handsome men coming up here to
attend school and vacation. One
gal about town told Sal, what with
so many new boys about, her head
was in a muddle trying to decide
which fellow she'd make a cam
paign on to try to get. -.
A Tale of Two Cities: She is a
very attractive, middle-aged widow
but looks many years younger
than her true age. For the past
two years she has been keeping
company with one of Minneapolis
popular bachelors who is in his
early thirties "a bit younger than
our heroine) and they've decided at
last to marry. Now, just before
the marriage, our widow announces
to her bachelor love that she has
a daughter in her early twenties
who is living with an aunt out
West and that she has asked her
daughter to come out for a two
week stay prior to the wedding.
Everything was honky-dory until
our bachelor asked to see a picture
of his bride-to-be's daughter. LO
and behold, he found himself gaz-
ing upon the face of the girl who
five years ago he had been madly
in love with and wanted to marry
and then a sharp pang of remorse
ran through him as he remem-
bered distinctly that it was the
mother of the girl who had pre-
vented his marriage to the really
one love in his life-the mother, of
whom the girl spoke most evasive-
" at that time. The mother
well, how fate played a trick on
our hero, for now he's about to
marry her the one who pre-
vented his being with the supreme
love a number of years back.
PROBLEM: Will our hero keep
his promise and marry his widow,
or will he seek revenge on her for
what she did years back? Last,
but not least, will the daughter
still love our hero and will he love
her? Gee, what a mixup! Well,
anyway, time and fate will tell.
Watch out for results. Possibly
s. L. could untangle this mixup.)
Exciting News: The Tennessee
A. and l. College Chorus of Nash
vile, Tenn, will be up in the Twin
Cities next week to fill a singing
engagement. They will be accom-
panied by their eminent president,
DIR. W. J. HALE. While in the
city the group will reside at the
Phyllis Wheatley House.
FRANCES FAIR is quite elated in
that she formerly sang with the
group while in college.
Sightseeing in Minneapolis Last
Week: MILLICENT BURGESS
docking cute in a dirndl outfit
and GROVER INGRAM seemed to
have Star Dust" in their eyes for
only each other. Heard RAY
HARRISON was trying so very
much to impress FLORENCE
GIBBS before he left for Chicago.
What other Chicago lad was also
trying to beat Rays time with
Florence ?) E. FOSTER BROWN
and LOUISE NEAL just a dream
in" at the Dreamland. JIMMY
KIRK just back from one of the
Southern colleges, throwing some
of his newly adopted jibe at what
attractive Minneapolis miss???
Picnic News: By the way, don't
forget the first big Twin City pic
mic being held at Harriet Island in
st. Paul June 10th, which is be-
ing sponsored by the st. Peter
Claver's Catholic Organization.
This promises to be a top-notch
outdoor event of June.
Back in the Two Towns: OLLIE
GRANTHAM dropped in from
New York for a short visit with
family and friends. Ollie was re-
ceived with open arms by his
Kappa brothers who happened to
have one of their frat meetings
during his stay in town. The
following Young bows who have re-