The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 7, 1932, Page 4

PAGE FOUR “TARIE - CAPPICK, Ed SOCIETY itor ---- PHONE 436 Interesting Meeting Of Woman’s Club Yesterday Miss Minnie Porter Harris, first ident of the Key West Club presided in a most gracious and pleasing manner at} a meeting of this club yesterday. Mrs. William R, Warren, president, who is ill, was unable to be pres- ent, and her duties developed upon Miss Harris, who, in a short ad- dress to the club, asked the coop- eration of all members in carry-| ing on the work of this club dur- ing the absence of Mrs. Warren. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved, and were followed by a ten minutes talk on parlimentary law by Miss Mollie Parker, club parliamentarian. The minutes were ordered amended to include a copy of a beautiful poem by Mrs. Andrew R. Miller, “Be- cause I Have a Daughter,” which has been so widely read and fav- orably commented on since it ap- peared in a copy of “The Club- woman.” Mrs, Miller expressed thanks for the appreciation shown, Message Read A message from the club presi- dent, Mrs. Warren, was read by Mrs. Miller, this brought an ex- pression of affection from the club president, and it was moved and seconded that a reply be sent Mrs. Warren thanking her for her fond affection to each and every club woman, and wishing her a speedy recovery. Letters were read from Mrs. Meade A. Love, president of the calling for this meat may have it free of cost. Announce Card Party Miss Harris, chairman, announc- ed that the Catholic women would hold a card party in the club house on Tuesday evening, December 13, and on the following evening the senior class of the high school would sponsor a similar enter- tainment. Team cards with the names of club women were shown as the work of Mrs. Wesley Archer and were beautiful’ examples of this art. The club has been divided into teams, each with a captain. The team showing the highest average attendance during the club year will be banqueted by the club at the close of the club year. Under the direction of Mrs. James Adams, a program was giv- en. One number was the demon- stration of the work of her de- partment which was carried out by a number of children in rags and patches who entered to music played by Mrs. Frank Ladd, Viv- ian Lombard gave a poem and car- ried a bottle of milk. ‘The chil- dren returned a second time cloth- ed in new garments, thus demon- strating the way the public wel- fare department cares for chil- dren. Musical selections were “Amer- ica the Beautiful,” by club women with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Frank Ladd. Another club selection was “Florida, My Flor- Florida Federation; Mrs. R. M. Shearer, vice-president at large; Mrs. I. A. Bennett, president of section eleven; Mrs. Anna Schu- macker, chairman of the finance committee, who visited Key West woman’s Club Nov. 19, and who enjoyed their visit. Reports from various chairmen of departments and committees were read: Mrs, Jerry Trevor re- ported on the club’s finances; Mrs, Norberg Thompson on the library; Mrs, “Goshorn, on _ educational work; Mrs, William H. White, chairman Fine Arts department, announced that during the coming week, Mr. Carbonell would admit persons to his theater who brought at least ten cents worth of food. Persons with food must be accom- panied by one person with a regu- Jar paid admission of 25 cents. Mrs, White showed ‘how this food could: be collected and afterwards distributed by club women to the ida.” Mrs. John Gekeler sang, “I Love Life,” (Manna-Zucca) with piano score by Mrs. Haydn Illing- worth, . New Memberships New members received into the club were Mrs. Charles Wardlow, Mrs. John Costar, Mrs. Lloyd Guy, Mrs. Thomas James, Miss Anna Corcoran. Mrs. Adams gave a_ reading, “Annie and Willie’s Prayer.” This was a most touching Christmas poem, and one that went to the heart of every woman present. The following members register- ed: Mesdames J. J. Trevor, Andrew Miller, R, F. Lord, James ‘8. Rob- erts, G. N. Goshorn, William H. White, James Adams, Annie Sharp- ley, Norberg Thomson, W. J. Phe- lan, Sam Harris, A. M. Hewett, J. F. Lankford, J. G. Piodela, Frank Ladd, J. L. Watrous, H. S. Dex- Personal W. W. Johnson left over the East Coast yesterday afternoon for Miami where he will attend to some realty matters and visit with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tanner. Sam Rutherford, state automo- bile tag inspector, who arrived yesterday to transfer the agency from George F. Morris to George Gomez, left on the afternoon train for Miami. Dr. J. La Pena, prominent in Masonie circles in Havana, who was the guest of Rogelio Cabrera, left yesterday afternoon or Miami. State Senator Arthur Gomez was a passenger yesterday over the East Coast for Miami where he will remain a short time on busi- ness, Miss Anna Gandolfo and Miss Ada Milligan left over the highway yesterday morning for visits to different cities in the State and expect to be gone about 10 days. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Mention Mrs. Eddie Bervaldi, formerly Miss Lillie Gwynn, who had been visiting relatives in this city, left over the highway today for Miami, | James B. Pinder, second assist- ant keeper at Sombrero light sta- tion, arrived yesterday to spend his quarterly vacation with his family. George I. Knowles was an at- rival in the city Monday evening from Miami and other points up the state where had been spend- jing some time. Mrs. Noble, wife of First Offi- cer R. H. Noble of the P. and O. S. S. Company, returned on the Havana Special yesterday from a few days’ stay with her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peacock, in Miami. Relampagos * Saguero, __well- known prize fighter of Key West, was an arrival yesterday from Mi- ami accompanied by Mrs. Saguero, enroute to cities in South America |where he has been signed for a Antolin Fernandez was an in- - number of fights. coming passenger over the East Coast yesterday for a stay of a few days with relatives and friends. W. W. Demeritt, superinten- dent of the Seventh Lighthouse district, returned yesterday from |New Orleans where. he went to be a member of a board appointed to attend the trial trip of the new lighthouse tender Myrtle. Mrs. Mamie Russell’ was an ar- rival yesterday from Miami, call- ed here by the illness of her uncle, Obadiah Higgs. F _—_ i Mrs. A.M. Woodruff was an] Rev. J. G. Stradley, of the First outgoing passenger over the East| Methodist church, and Rev. C. M. Coast yesterday for a stay with|Samford, of the Fleming Street her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.|Methodist church, will leave this and Mrs. W. A. Williams after/evening over the East Coast Rail- which she will go to Ohio to visit |way enroute to Jacksonville, where other daughters. Mrs. Williams|they will attend the Methodist was formerly Miss Lorraine Wood-{church conference which will con- ruff. . vene in that city this week, Baas asaas. Hemingway Invites Village To See Film (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—Er- nest Hemingway is having a great time hunting in Arkan- iggott, and not Broad- way, will see the world pre- miere of the picturization of his novel, “A Farewell to Arms.” To enable Hemingway to see the film first, the Broad- way opening was set back a day and a print of the pi ture rushed to the Arkans: village, Hemingway and wife have invited the whole town. P. Brinson Marries : Reports received in Key West announce the marriage of Phillip B, Brinson and’ Myrtle ~ Louise Sapp in DeLand, Fla. Mr. Brin- son is an engineer with the. Flor- ida East Coast Railway Company, his former wife having been buried in Key West just a short time ago. The New,Smyrna newspaper gives the following account of the affair: *% eports received here today from the county judge’s office in! DeLand are.to the effect that) Phillip. P. Brinson, 70, engineer on the Florida East Coast railroad, of 712 Magnolia street, and Myrtle Louise Sapp, 21, also of New Smyrna, were married by Robert ‘CHURCH CIRCLE HOLDS MEETING PROPOSED FOOD SALE TAKEN UP FOR DISCUS- SION PAGEANT LAST EVENING WAS BIG SUCCESS STAGED AT ST. PAUL’S PARISH} HALL; LARGE NUMBER AT-| TENDS AFFAIR WHICH ANNUAL EVENT | St. Mar jwith Mr: “The Church’s Year,” a pageant! ylang w depicting the Hl sons and major fea: Circle met yesterday F. C. B. Hodgdon, when re Is} i diseussed for a food \ eccles al ses ti e the circle will conduct Tues-| lay night, December 13, at Wo- chureh year, was held last night;man’s Club building in connection in St. Paul’s parish hall and was With a card party to be held-the witnessed by a large number of Same evening. Donations of cakes, parishioners and friends. This is|Pies, Salads and sandwiches were! jan event staged each year during}? ted and promised. advent, but the one last night} se events will be for the} was surpassingly beautiful. ‘The| benefit of St. Mary’s Star of the! characters were represented by| Sea, Roman Catholic church, young people “f*this church and|__ Present at the meeting “were every-detall was'perfect. Hodgdon, Lopez John- choir sang during the entert: Johnson, Mary De ment. { ie Bernre Will Mother church was represented | Pinder, J. G, Piodela, Misses Eliza by Mrs. Rebah Sawyer; Child,| Sigman, Marie Cappick. Betty Henriquez; Advent, Juanita}9.§ § ———————_-——- Carty; Christmas, Barbara ‘Miguel Perera Died piphany, oberta Matco' ; >} = Septuagesima Sunday, Here This Morning Curry; Sexagesima Sunday, Vi ginia Shine; Quinquagesima Sun- in | Miguel Perera, 58 years old, died day, Helen Roberts. 16 0’ his morning at his home, Lent, Romelda Johnson; Maundy| 1105 Whitehead street. Funeral Thursday, Frank Alvarez; Good| S™vices will be held this afterrioon Friday, Sam ; Goldsmith; Easter|2to™ the residence, Rev. A, L. x --|Maureau, S. J., officiating. Eve'n, Kathryn Diaz; Easter, Alice Be For Jane Lowe; Ascension, Norma Gar- ae pene Tore Sonera! : " r Home will be i e of ° cia; Whitsunday, Winifred Shine;| ments. No. eae at thaaes Trinity, Kathleen Watk: The|¢ ased are given. Saints’ Day, Leota Lowe; All| Saints’ Day, Bonnie Mae Wat-| kins. BumsteadsWo Subscribe for The Citizen. BENJAMIN LOPEZ mmSyrup |FUNERAL HOME meres.” Where | Established 1885 sri ONY AT NEVER || 24-Hour Ambulance Series of SANTONIN. it contains full dose, | | Skitied Embaimer, Plastic Surgery ity wears’ tent. or y whe 1 mail, Goo 'a botite. "|| Phone 135 Night Phone 696-W C. A, Voorhees. M. UD. Philedelphia i 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1982. Mh ed ddd dea) Give An Economical:s Christmas Present — ONE THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME AND BE ENJOYED BY THE ENTIRE FAMILY a After five years the General Electric Refrigerator is still the lowest in cost. For every dollar spent in the purchase of a General Electric, you get the full value of your dollar —in ‘ convenience, © saving and -satisfaetion, be- cause the General Electric is fully equip-: ped, trouble free and does not . even: need oiling. : Ds VIAPALLALALLALLLALLLEAL Ed The Best Is The Cheapest In The End The General Electric carries a Four Year Service Plan. A $10.00 Down Payment: This: ’ Month and No Further Payments Until February puts one in your home. aoe ; ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR HOW SHE LIKES HER GENERAL ELECTRIC N N . ‘The Key West Electric Company \ A. F. AYALA, Sales Mgr. ITAA LAAALALLALALALA A de , ‘ ter, Willard Albury, L.;P. Bost-1H, WingfieJd, clerk in the county wiek, John Key, Haydn; Illing-) judge’s office, in DeLand yeste: worth,’ V, A. Johnson, Charles|day. Mr., Brinson moved to New Falk, Charles L. Roberts, A. De-)Smyrna a little more than three Barritt. Jmonths ago. A former wife died in Mesdames Chester _Curry,) the hospital at St. Augustine, Oct. | Charles E. Curry, John Geteih | 2 Harry Galey, B. C. Moreno, ter Golden Eagle Order Vk hhh hide hdl Another Large Crowd At Johncon’s Auction’ Sale On Daval Street Another large crowd of Christ: 'mas shoppers attended the third inight of the big Auction Sale which poor families of this city.” Mrs, Goshorn Heard Mrs, Goshorn told of a contem- plated’ visit of the Stetson Uni- versity Glee club, who are anxious to visit Key West and give a con- cert here free, if the members of this club will be accommodated by residents willing.to give them room and meals during their one day here. There will be 40 girls and 20 joys in this musicians. Mrs, James Adams, chairman of Public Welfare department, told of the number of garments distri- buted to the school children and i i Slight “Improvement In Mayor Curry’s Condition! | Mayor Leslie A. Curry, who is} {ill at his home on Eaton street, | |shows some slight improvement to-} {aay. says the attending physician. | The mayor had been indisposed| Storm Safferers Of Cuba jor several days and yesterda; a | partially lost the use of the limbs! Ramon Delgado is sponsoring a|on his right side. This conditépn{ dance tonight at the Cuban Club /is the result of some form of} on Duval street to be given for| poisoning, it was said by a mem- the benefit of the people of Cuba! ber of the family, and not a stroke to complete arrangements for the} states. club,| who were made homeless and hun- |as was at first reported. — oe nearness by mem-} “Proceeds from the dance willl go eee oe rs of the Junior Woman’s Club!be used for charity, includin - | next Saturday night at the Coral) Christmas baskets aed Secive ryrond aa Se Isle Casino, ons to the support of the Mer-| yr yet ee occhestras engaed A mid-night revue has been'cedes hospital,” Mrs. Long also Howa i. Wilson and his band,!}50c with ladies being admitted prepared, which will include di declared. | ade SS i test dance hi and | free. ing and singing by some of the According to the reports from} "® ee : i most talented local entertainers./the sale of tickets, a record crowd/ Many novel features will also be) pron te be ‘in ~ attendance. & part of this special program, [Reservations may be made through! “The Junior Woman's Club is:any of the members of the club] making every effort to have this!or by phoning 222-J. Tickets may} | dance the most gala social event/be secured from any club’ mem-|' of the holiday season,” Mrs. O.iber. George Reynolds, Horace O*Bry~+ ant, W. H. Norman, Eugene 4 Knight, Ralph Russel, ER. Chit Elects New Officers in, P. F. Holloway, Allan fi ——_— tier ee PS Cleare, Hunt Harris, C. S. Johnspi,| | Key of The Gulf Castle Number! £ine, om this week at | Frank aggregation of{Benjamin Trevor, Arthur Pastor- 2. Kni Py + Sa arr pieatres rigs SPA - ini, Wade Rhein, Henry ©. Rus-]2' Xmights of The Golden Eagle,|building. = . ‘ held their annaal election of offi-| | “Each night,” Mr. Johnson sell, John Leach, Wesley Archér, tat ‘bigger and better bargains C. J. Curry, A.'C. Elgin, Frank|cers for the ensuing year _last| ‘t#tes, “Digwer and better bargains Delaney, Edwin Trevor, J, V. Har-| night. Those who were voted into! ie se fs Venet ae the ps ‘“? ris, Louis Harris, Charles Taylor, office are: Le eaigh graile-emoking gtands salt | also of donations of food and cash|W. C, Duncan, Sebastian Cabrera,: VV. A. Hartman, past chief; Ross! ate he h ea eee ae ht to others. Jr, Peter Williams. C. Sawyer, noble chief; enolate prt unde : sepia ats Miss Heen Williams called at-| Mesdames Nellie Williams,| Key, vice chief; Charles. M. Hil-|(Oe¢tMer, with numerous | other tention to the offer of Mr. Nor-|George Archer, James Cormack, |ton,’ high priest; William W. Pin. {isc Of value. Free prizes berg Thompson that cooked turtle| KE, R. Evans, C. W. Goethe, Step-| ger, venerable heemits William T. ee eee from his turtle soup canning plant} hen Douglas, H. M. Baker, God- ‘Archer eeikenal needa; Wal- may be had free to all who come}frey Thompson, M. S. Lombard. lace Pinder, clerk of excheaue for it, Miss. Williams explained | Knox. . Osa F Abatins kéaner 60" e that, this is the best grade turtle} Misses Minnie Porter Harris, | heaters Willies ®. Conalir, « meat which has been cooked for|Mollie Parker, Marie Cappick, Leila) nerdids Charlan Mr. Hilton trac the soup and that it may be pre-) Pitcher, Etta Patterson, Dorothy eames te alata pared in various ways. Anyone'Cleare and [een Williams. oe Junior Woman’s Club Dance » Saturday Night of Dance Tonight For Many Plans are going forward rapidly!S, Long, sponsor the the Sexteto Caney, who will fur-) nish Cuban music for the occa-} sion. | Admission to this dance will be FARRELL did not try the unimaginative, prossic tactics of lavishing his wealth on the girl. Instead he spent thousands on the man to whom BARBARA was engaged, to help him succeed in his profession, to heal his crippled body, to make him a moreMlesirable hus- band, a more formidable rival for BARBARA'S favor, An amazing. daring campaignt <= A thrilling serial! ¢ CALENDAR Wednesday Primary Boys’ Club at Wesley House at 4 o'clock. Young Peoples’ League at Wesley House at 7:30 o'clock. Young Adult Bible Class of Fleming Street Methodist church | meets at 4 o'clock with Mrs. C. M. Samford. { Thursday Class in parliamentary law at Woman's Club house, Miss Mollie | Parker teacher. | William, Young Peoples’. recreation at First Methodist church Sunday! jschool building at 8 o'clock. and; Sewing classes at Wesley House at 4:30 o'clock. the Patriotic Order of America Camp meeting at usual! hour. Justice Temple, Ne. -17, Pythian Sisters, meeting at 7:36 o'clock. « | uracge ARMITAGE held no false illusions . about his immense wealth; he was keenly aware his millions would not tempt BARBARA QUEN- ‘ TIN in the slightest. Yet FARRELL was determined his riches could be used to convince BARBARA she should become bis wife. An that was the beginning of as strange a court- ship as man ever used to win a woman. Starts Monday, December 12 Convent Group Leaves To Attend Jacksonville Convention Dec. 8 To 9 O’Shaugnessy A group of members of the! ae , Gwynn. Sodalities of the Convent of Mary ‘pa Tmmaculate, left yesterday ‘ Jacksonville to attend the vention of Sodalities which meets! liad by the way of Tampa were |Sister M. Edwina and Sister Louise| jof France, Misses Margaret Lace- jdonia, Maici iti, Anna Maria; and Marjorie} Francis X. Delaney,} A. Dion, Alberta, Redriguez,! in The Key West Citizen said Charles Phelan. : a Miss Caridad Do el in Jacksonville December 8 and 9. pg, Pravhis, te: ae Members of the contingent leay-" East Coast Gomez and eon-} } over |