The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR MUTILATED PAGE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1988. DOG SAVES FAMILY = eepee SOCIETY -:-: Fern Chapter Receives Personal Mention _ . |, :10% smi suns «| TODAY IN HISTORY MARIE CAPPICK, Editor ------PHONE 436 Worthy Grand Mat ron In iy RaClie cn e Norman Erickson and their four! 1876—Historic first telephone Banquet And Radio Revue Performers In appreciation of the splendid cooperation of the cast in “Radio Revue,” staged last week under the direction of Mr&. Virgil Cor- Dance For Gomez, Elenore Etheridge, Helen Albury. Lillian Roker, Ireta Bethel, Nel- lie Louise Russell, Edna Mae Not- Official Visit To Order At a special meeting of Fern Chapter, No. 21, Order Eastern Star, held Friday night, Mrs. Kathryn McKay, Worthy Grand Matron of this order in Florida, paid an official visit to the chap- ter. The chapter rooms were beauti- ed and enjoyed by all present at the meeting. In honor of the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Bernice Park, grand representative of the State of Wis- consin entertained at dinner Sat- urday night. Others who were present with the distinguished visi- noon train yesterday for West Palm Beach, where he will tonight fight Lou Terry. brera Bros., who was in Miami for several weeks, returned over! the highway last night. Milton Peacock, who has been enjoying a vacation of two weeks with relatives, fishing, left yes- terday afternoon for his home in Coral Gables. Herbert Bell, who was in Key West for a short vacation, left yesterday over the East Coast for his home in Convoy, Ohio. Mrs. Thomas Felton, who was in Key West fora short stay with Wm. R. Porter, Pete Nebo left on the 7 | president of children of this city when fire'de-| patent, No. 174,465, issued Alex- stroyed their home. ander Graham Bell. 1900—In recognition of _ their CAT GIVES WARNING gallanicy. ta Hoath oh Quéen Victoria ordered Irish regiments wear the shamrock in future on St. Patrick’s Day. PHILADELPHIA. — Her cat warned Mrs. J. C. Ralzick of this city of fire in her home in scratch- ing her face as she slept. 1911—20,000 American troops ordered to Mexican border of Tex- as, street and went to Havana, re- turned yesterday and left over i A A # ie; relatives, left yesterday afternoon|the First National Bank, who was] th jam, ieee dero, a banquet and dance was|tage, Alma West, Macie Bethel, |4/ly decorated. ihe selloM white |tor and penees mere ae. ere for the home. i Rock sates in Miami for two days on banks So pags ear aevan 1932—Aristide Briand, famed given at Coral Isle Casino Fri-|Ieen Davis, Virginia Perez, Clar-|2"4 green, symbolic of — spring.|Huston, grand: instructress; Mrs. Pe French statesman, died, aged. 70. day night by Mrs. Cordero. This ice Albury, Edna Johnson, Mary During the business session, the worthy grand matron was present- Annie Sharpley, member of the credential committee of the grand over the East fess, returned J. H. Yoder, veterinary sur-| Coast yesterday. Florida before returning home. ‘oved a highl ‘ul enter- idge, ine Nash. , ‘ ‘ tc inshrcat ceeatiy pars POEH A alin Watson,}e4 with a gift of gold, token of chapter; Mrs, Mary Lowe, worthy | £08 of Fort | Pierce, path the Sd: ee teal ,.2 B+ Pinder, second assistant ed by the honored guests. Bert McClintock, Orion Lound-| esteem from this chapter. The| matron of Fern Chapter, No. 21, | U-, x, Wat. cxaminia aA ‘5 aaa : el, who Me a oc keeper of Sombrero light station, Beautiful evening gowns against| ers, Lloyd Davis, Floney Pelli-] $ift was appended to a beautiful/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lowe} 18 In Rey We e Fo: Rey, Wese,hecauss ofthe wiee| Sttived yesterday from the light wabed, | the attractive setting of Coral Isle| cier, Bert Hernandez, Frank John-|Powduet of yellow roses. Presen-/entertained at luncheon Sunday|race horses that are returnng)illness of his father, Pembroke) for his quarterly vacation. Casino made a very: picturesque eon Yalas capone Billy Knight, | tation of gifts were made to Mrs./in honor of Mrs. McKay. Mrs, from Havana. Bethel, left yesterday over the ‘VapoRub in Convenient Candy Porm scene. Eduardo Alfonso, Evelio Martinez, W. E. Huston, grand instructress,| Lowe is worthy matron of the - East Coast called back because of Banquet tables were decorated and here the guests were seated. At an appointed time the lights were turned off and the banquet Jack Key, Jack Lopez, Julio Ca- banas, Gilbert Demeritt, V. C. Cor- dero, Jack Baker, Jack Mathews, Clarence Sweeting, Rex Biaza, Al- and Mrs. Bernice Park, grand representative of the grand chap-! ter of Florida. Mrs. Lowe, worthy matron, Charles was pre- sented with a boquet of red roses |local chapter, and others who at- tended this courtesy extended in honor of the visiting officer, in- jcluded state and local officers in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lowe and| illness in his family in Miami. children left yesterday afternoon for Tampa having been forced to} G. R. Steadman, cable foreman forego a contemplated trip toj with the Western Union Tele-' Mrs. Rupert Smith, president of Florida American Legion aux- iliaries, who was in Cuba to com- plete arrangements for the con- vention to be held in Havana VICKS COUGH DROP 25c DINNER SALE 25¢ . : Pe |the Order of Eastern Star as fol-| Havana because of the bank mo-'graph company, left yesterday’ Dilek edded We the bertit at catia |i Aneto een eee land Mes, A. E. Sharpley, retiring] lows: ratorium, afternoon for Miam! Beach to in-| net’ months returned yesterday/f{ Served by Women..of Flemiog setting and appointments, Toasts|Hernandez, Joe Fannie, Raymond| "thy matron, was given a bou-) | Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Huston; spect the cable st that point to) 2o7 "Ss branch nfs the susitintes 11:00) and speeches were addressed to| Bethel, Joe Allen, Gould Curry,|21et of pink roses. i Mrs, Huston is grand instructress} Mrs. George Kantor, after| determine if it will be necessary in'Key West. Mrs. Cordero, the gracious hostess, |Cuco Rodriguez, Joe Cleare, Pete], Mrs. MeKay’s official address|in the grand chapter of , Florida. | spending two weeks with her son-|to take the repair vessel from She was assisted in entertaining| Plant, Bernard Waite, Allen E.|‘? the chapter was based on |Mr. and Mrs, F. E. Camus, Mrs.| in-law and daughter, Mr. and|Key West to make repairs that the guests by Mrs. Pauline Nash. | A grand march led by Mr. and} re : , A ding a vacation Mrs. Cordero preceded dancing.|Mario P. Rollo, Felix Valdez, the Havana Special yesterday. oe E speni on) Ts lalsek dace hive were’ player | Charles: Garry, Joe Torano, Wilnia bart *| Key West Merchants —— Phillip, of Easthampton, Mass.,| with Mrs, Hiner, formerly Miss b ‘ 1 ud x Wahl, Charles Filer, Ed Freyb Ross C. Sawyer, county clerk,| and Mr. Allen’s sister, Miss Fanny| Irma Baker, and their two daugh-; bi ri os A aka ite rel Fenieea Chats Bele. Weathant “STRAND THEATER On ‘Doherty Day "| who spent the week end with his) G. Allen, of Hadley, Mass., cous-| ters, Jennie Ellen and Lois Ray,| Vera Reynolds—Ralph Ince in cluded “Minnie, the Moocher,” by| ford, Armando Guiterez, Sequio| © on son, Ross, Jr., at Marathon, re-| ins of Mrs. George W. Allen, who} left yesterday to join his ship at The Gorilla Ship Mrs. Will Norman; “Burns and| Cerezo, Julio Perez, Colton Park,|. fyvalyn Knapp, prominent young (Continued from Page One) turned over the East Coast yes-| were spending a few days js @ point on the Hudson River in|} Matinee 5-10c Night 10-18¢ Allen,” by Floney Pellicier andjDouglas McCarthy, Chester special Friday and give two per-| terday. family at 511 Caroline}New York. , . Cecil Curry; “Mata,” and other specialties by Cuco Rodriguez. Those who enjoyed the hospital- Curry, Warren Hill, Evelio Cabot, Everett Perpall, Berardo Perez, Knowles, Charles Smith, James Ward, E, N. Richards, Millard Burchell, Walter Norman, Tommie “Friendship,” which was appreciat- Lucy Goshorn, Everett Albury. Hollywood film actress, and show- ing tonight at the Strand Theater in “State Trooper,” an exciting cent of the cash sales to the gen- eral advertising fund. The general discussion of the Mrs. Arthur Mulberg at their! are necessary. home in Pahokee, returned on Mr. and M ca tins ‘Alloa aid donk Allen ee * Ray P. Hiner, chief yeoman in the U. S. coast guard service, who was ity of Mrs. Cordero were Mar-| Thompson, Pete Plant, Joe Catala, | dramatization of a relentless price- * J ‘ . 2 ; project showed that each member } garet Davis, Piedad Perez, Mary|Rene Diaz, Bernard Taylor, Evelio| sixing conflict in the gigantic oil ; : aie e Whitmarsh, Alce Curry, | Gladys| Cobo. . - of the committee is enthusiastic Cates, Anna Tuttle, Harriet John- son, Katherine Shaw, Ida_ Kerr, Mary L. Davis, Dorothy White- head, Elizabeth Niles, Edna Mae Saunders, Barbara Curry, Mildred Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Cordero, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Norman, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fernandez, Mr. and Mrs, Pete Piodela, Mrs. Louise White- industry, was elected recently to this year’s selection of Wampas baby stars. This singular honor is extended over the idea and believes that Friday will be one of the biggest and most enticing day of bargains in all lines-of merchandise that e et i} Vest A! ia- 5 senced i 5 Olsen, Katie Saunders, Josephine| head, Mrs. Violet Hewitt, and|@7""")¥ by the Western Associa-! has ever been experienced in Key Lopez, Dollis Burchell, Phillis oth tion of Motion Picture Advertisers! West, Also that the close of the en eerre ss escacraa to a group of the most outstanding fas? 2 hi er ~ —_ — film satellites, who, in their ex- day will find all merchants wi! 3 ini ives to the sales an . coo eecece | Pert opinion, show the greatest} Pledge themse! ee To Serve Dinner So ihera a hpi promise of attaining stardom in| two percent idea, happy over the a a s . Here Wednesday The women of Fleming’ street Methodist church will serve din-} ner tomorrow, Wednesday, be- ginning at 11 o’clock in the Pyth- ian Sisters hall on Fleming street, near William. As a_ specialty there will be turtle cakes, which will be greatly enjoyed by those who have never before eaten this delicacy, also by those who al- ready know the deliciousness of turtle cakes, These will be serv- ed with other well prepared dish- es included on the menu, all for the price of 25 cents, jfriends, and a protective care ex- TODAY’S HOROSCOPE This is another ambitious day, but you are cautious and patient. There is ‘great attachment’ to ercised in guarding them. Failure in undertakings is seldom found, for what is not done by energy is accomplished by patient and in- Hi be served each Wednesday be- ginning at 11 o’clock in the Pyth- ian Sisters hall, and it is thought; that many will prefer purchasing} the noon meal to preparing it, and will be a great relief. for These dinners at noon time will he every corner of the world, both here and overseas, whereverryou find joy in Mle, f busy housewives, the following year. Constance Cummings, _ brilliant young Columbia star, was selected to head the 1931 group, and her accomplishments on the screen during the ensuing year have more than corroborated the Wampas judgment. Miss Knapp began her present service with Columbia some time ago by appearing opposite Jack Holt in “This Sporting Age.” So well did she show up in this pic- ture that she immediately was given one of the “fat” - feminine roles of the year, opposite Lee Tracy in “The Night Mayor,” which was followed by “Air Hos- tess,” a story of commercial air results obtained and those who have taken advantage of the many {bargains to be offered, enthusias- tically pleased with their pur- | chases. lines recently c¢ompleted under the direction of Albert Rogell. In “State Trooper,’ she has the role of a spoiled, petulant, but beautiful daughter of the rich, and she causes plenty of trouble for {the leading man, Regis Tommey, an up-and-coming young motor- cycle officer. 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