St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-02-14
By Helen nj. Scott

CongratS and thanks to my
friend, SIR NORMAN Light,
who did some fine pinchhitting for
Sal last week. 1t was kinda mellow
sitting back reading what some
one else wrote. And thanks to
those who wrote in saying they
missed their Pal, Sal. Another
thanks to attractive MRS. C. v.
TROUP (wife of the Registrar of
one of Georgia's Colleges, who is
up here attending the "U") for her
praises of this column.
Cafe Scenes: DICK and MAR
ION WILLIAMS, all sparkles, con-
versing together in a booth at one
of the st. Paul nitespots. :.
GEORGE BROOKS, JR. and
DWIGHT REED bein' the model
husbands, just greetin' and meet
in the boys round town. AL
Vim HARRIS and ALBERT HAIR
R1S were oh, so busy-you know
viewing and reviewing the vari-
Gus gals who entered the nitespot.
-. Saw genial DIR. ]. w. CRUMP,
who hurriedly made his entry and
hurriedly made his exit. ED
and NINA SALTERS (the Rogers
Astaire of the Twin Cities), who
dropped in for a brief stay after
almost having frozen themselves
watching the Ice Carnival. Saw
CATHERINE HARRIS WALKER
having tete a tete at one of the
tables.
This Weeks Question: What
Twin City lassie, tits said, left a
few months ago to have a rem
devious in the Windy City with D.
of Mpls?
Have You Met Her? The gush-
ing, fawning, empty-headed MPLS.
CAT who goes purring round with
her claws concealed. One boy says
she better do some spring cleaning
in her closets before some of her
many skeletons start popping out.
After completing her slanderous
campaign on innocent girls she has
at last centered her attention on
one certain st. Paul sheik, who, she
says, is "fallin' like a ton of
bricks" for her charms (?)-the
blitzkrieg is on and it is all smooth
sailing now. She has an album of
her various conquests and is brag-
glng now about the next sap's pic
ture which she soon expects to add
to her collection. Zip: IT'S said
she holds an engagement ring
from one sap already.) Her tactics
are clever and she often uses her
friends themselves to further her
own schemes. So, boys, beware of
Miss tx" with her kodak and her
poison tongue. Sal will let you
know in the next edition if she gets
the picture. And don't forget the
old saying, "The tongue is an in
strument that gets US into trouble"
Last week man eating a bowl
of soup at a Mpls. lunch counter
was suddenly called to the door to
see a friend. Not wanting anyone
to take his soup he hurriedly wrote
on a piece of paper, 81 put fly in
this soup" When he returned he
saw written underneath, $50 did l."
Faces Seen in the Crowd at Phyl-
lis Wheatley House Annual Din
ner Last Week:
The newlyweds, MR.. and MRS.
TELA BURT lookin' very much in
love. Mrs. Burt is really an addi-
ton to the Twin Cities. MRS.
LOUISE CARMICHAEL, striking
as ever in a blue street outfit. e.
JOHN F. THOMAS, lookin' mighty
fine, greeting old and new friends.
Saw the two charming ma
irons, MRS. RAY HATCHER and
MRS. MARTIN BROWN, seeming
ly enjoying themselves immensely.
. Methinks me saw romance
adjoining at the second table, did
you notice? Editor CECIL E..
NEWMAN busily engaged, look
ing over the Twin City populace.
:. MRS. MILDRED BOHANON
had a shy sorta sparkle in her
eyes. (And why not, cause hubby,
Leo B., was the main speaker.) .
MRS. RHODA ESCUE had on a
very chic heart shaped hat. Did
you notice the young miss who
dropped an earring in her coffee