The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 5, 1933, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY Mach Activity At Woman’s Club Assemblage Yesterday Floral decorations at the Wo- anywhere else in the United) immediate family of the bride man’s Club yesterday afternoon! States,” Miss Parker stated. , | witnessed the ceremany which ‘were beautiful and interesting, as| |The international relations divi-| was performed by Reverend A. B. Several varieties of blossoms were} sion was represented by Mrs. Eva! Dimmick, pastor of this church. shown which were unknown toj Warner who sang, “Pregunta las) The bride was given in mar- many present. The exhibit in-| Estrellas,” and for an encore re-|riage by her father. She wore a cluded. gladiolus, or sword lily;| sponded with “La Paloma.” ltraveling ensemble of navy blue psc inh a large number of| Attorney Curry Harris gave an| silk embroidered with pin dots of beautiful roses, and a large bowl interesting address on the funda-! white. Her accessories were navy of ginger lilies. These. flowers;mentals of American citizenship! blue and her corsage Was com- ‘were contributed from the gardens; and showed the protection and! posed of gardenias and lilies’ of of-members of the American Citi-| benefit the American citizen re-|the valley. She was attended by zenship Department, Mrs. William! ceives from his country, even the her sister, Miss Dorothy Cleare, 3.-Phelan, chairman. The program! branches of thé service, army, an ho wore an afternoon costume présented after the business s s-|navy are back of the American! of powder blue silk with tan trim- sion-was in charge of this de-|citizen wherever he may go. On’ ming and corsage of pink sweet- partment. {the other hand, Attorney Harris heart roses. Mrs. Cleare, mother During the business session re-| showed the duty the citizen owes| _ Miss “Alphons Paul’s church at 4:30 o'clock; Monday afternoon, Miss Alphon- ine Cleare, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs, Allan B. Cleare, became the jbride of Lieutenant Walter T. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ine Cleare Weds Lieut. W. Eckberg corsage of orchids. The bridegroom was attended by. Dr. E. R. Chapin of the U, S. Public Health Service. Mrs. Eckberg was graduated from Monroe high school and also Florida State College for Women,! Tallahassee, Fla. She is a mem- ber of Alpha X Delta sorority. Lieutenant Eckberg was grad- uated from the Naval Academy with the class of 1924 and is assigned to the civil engineer corps. He served‘a tour of duty in this city about two years ago and has many friends who will be interested in his mar- riage. Lieutenant and Mrs. Eckberg left the same afternoon for Nor- folk where they wil make their home for the present, and’ where Lieutenant Eckberg is on duty. ports were made by the various his country, not only when the! 1 department chairmen, and other| drums and bugles call to arms,} 4 busifiéss transacted. It was moved but that allegiance and _ loyalty} Young ress | and»..seconded sg letters of | the citizen owes his country at ait} Cirele Assembles i ks be sent to A. D. Luethi,/ times. on P. Bostwick, and W. W.| In introducing each representa-| The members of the Young Demeritt, for their assistance in| tive of the four divisions, Mrs.| People’s Department of Ley the.-beautification campaign now) William R. Warren made a short| Memorial church spent a much ee address. She paid tribute to ‘enjoyed evening at the parsonage program was under the, Phelan for her untiring efforts at! on United street last night. four divisions of the American/all times for the Woman's Glub,! The social hour was preceded | Citizenship Department: Citizen-|and pointed out the» civic work by a short business meeting dur-, beautification, conservation! Mrs. Phelan is doing, and has done| ing which Neville Stirrup was international relations. The! for several years, in making Key elected recreational chairman for division of beautification pre-| West a more beautiful city. |the department and Malcolm Pin- sented Mrs. James 8S. Roberts,| Members present were Mes-j der assistant. A who gave a vocal solo, “Trees,”|dames Wade Rhein, Blondon| During the social hour various (Kilmer) with piano accompani-|Goehring, J. F. Lankford, A. D.|games were played. | ment by Mrs. Hastings Piodela. | Luethi, Carl Bervaldi, E, R.| Those present were: Leona} The conservation division was/ Chapin, John Costar, D. Elliott,|Curry, Leona Bethel, Catherine; represented by Miss Mollie Parker! Haydn Illingworth, W. V. Milling-| Knowles, Dorothy Stanley, De- who told of the many native trees’ ton, John Leach, C. W. Goeth , | borah Knowles, Evelyn Niles, and shrubs adapted to this climate, | Arthur Pastorini, William Phelan,| Alecia Boeyen, Gladys Russell,| which because they are so fre-|J. G, Piodela, Lloyd Guy, J. §.| Elizabeth Rosam. | quently seen here, are not con-| Roberts, Charles L. Robe Ed Woodson, Malcolm Pinder, | served, when in reality they are}George Archer, Harry Boyer,|Tom Warren, Merville Rosam,} rare specimens, many of which} James Adams, Roy Canfield, Lil-| Tom Curry, Buster Perpall, Ne-| are to be found nowhere this side! lie Cold, Sebastian Cabrera, H. S.j ville Stirrup, Malcolm Johnson,| of-Mexico except in Key West.| Dexter, Chester Curry, Alfred De| Archie Roberts, Rev. Logan. Miss Parker called attention to| Barritt, Stephen Douglas. — the mahogany which grows go| Mesdames W. C. Duncan, FE. R. Mallory Chapter easily on the keys and pointed out| Evans, Charles Falk, Sam Har is,| 1] : Harry Galey, ciit.| Plans Meeting | hci i Many specimens in this city. She! Robert Ingle, fsked that more care be given} ford Hicks, Norberg Thompson,! these native trees and shrubs and} Charles Taylor, Charles Ward- that they be propagated. |low, John ‘Sawyer, Wjlliam H.| “Strangers come here - to sem, White, W. R. Warren, W. M. something different from that} Weaver. J. L. Watrous, John} which they have at home, thefe-| Wardlow, Russell Warner, Hast-| fore let them enjoy aoe native ings Piodela, Stephen Lowe, W.} trees and shrubs. Théy go to|R. Porter, W. Hunt Harris, E. F.} Cuba and expect, to see trees in-| Williams, J. S. Golden. digent to Cuba, to Mexico and; Misses M. P, Harris, Leila Hawaii for the same reason. When) Pitcher, Marie Cappick, Annie they come here let them see our|Corcoran, Heen Williams, Susie beautiful trees and know that} Gardner, Mollie Parker, Dorothy many of these may not be found, Archer and Curry Harris, The Stephen R. Mallory Chap-' ter, United Daughters of the Con-' federacy, will meet Thursday af-! ternoon with M Stephen W. Douglas, 830. Division street, it was announced today. “Lighthouse Nan” Grand Success | A repeat performance of “Lighthouse Nan” at Harris school! | Anniversary Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Clements Jay- cocks celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Monday street, ~ Surrounded by the members of the family who, are in Key West, reunion, after half century of wedded life, an event to be long. remembered. Mr. Jaycocks is 67 and Mrs. Jaycocks is 66. Their union has been blessed with 12 children, seven of whom are living. There are also seven great grandchildren. Play Last Night Mach Enjoyed Local actors and actresses scored another hit last night when “Hot Cha”, under the direction of Mrs. Virgil Cordero, attracted a large audience to the Palace The- ater. The same cast and the same songs, setting, and atmosphere, that made the first appearance of this beautiful entertainment such an attraction, proved the same last night, and the audience was delighted with the presentation, VTast night proved a_ success and those who arranged the entertain- ment are well pleased with the re- sult of their efforts. The play was directed by Bert Hernandez. CALE Ladies’ Society Hold Meeting pons they are not going to use are | F asked to give them to members of | these societies, and they will help | eee toward a church runner the wom- A. joint meeting of the Woman’s jen are trying to get. Missionary Society of Ley Mem-| Those present at the | meeting babe “aaa gpttoged the st Aid| were Mesdames John Park, Ro jlety 0: e same church, was} 5 ia e yv- held yesterday afternoon at pand. Adams, Joseph RGAE Lov | o'clock in this church. No definite |'¢ Ley, Lorena Buckiey, Ed Curry, } Anderson Lones, Melvin Lewis, Ed | { i | 1 | date was named for a souse sup- per which the Ladies’ Aid will|Archer, Marie Adams, V, sponsor at an early date. Members| Archer. * of.tliese two organizations will be-| gin their summer work by making | SLANDERS NEIGHBOR quilts, } According to information given! by officers in these church or-| Keown of this city, was arreste ganizations, the coupon drive is|for writing slanjerous lett still on, and anyone having cou-ij about a woman neighbor. Weekly recreation of young | | | Fleming Street Methodist church. CINCINNATI—Mrs, Janet Me ‘ashion Revue and food sale auspices of Woman's Club at 5 o’ NDAR Wednesday Primary Boys’ Club at Wesiey House at 4 o'clock. Young Peoples’ League at Wesley House at 7:30 o’clock. Thursday people of First Methodist church | at 8 o'clock in Sunday school annex. Sewing classes at Wesley House at 4:30 o'clock. Young People’s Chorus meets for rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock in Friday at Public Library building under ‘clock. Girls’ Club of La Trinidad church meets at 4 o'clock. DOES YOUR RAZ PULL 2 Look to the blade for cause when your razor pulls and ‘scrapes. Why blame your face or beard! Other men with tender skin and tough bristles enjoy real shaving com- fort. They've discovered the double-edge Probak blade especially made to shave difficult beards smoothly. From steel to finish, Probak is manufactured to meet the particular requirements of men hard to shave. Its edges PR are unlike those on any other Learn how remarkably clean FOR GILLETTE RAZORS the microscope or on your face when you shave. We urge you to try Probak on our money-back guarantee of satisfaction. You don’t risk a cent. Buy a package to- night. Put a Probak in your razor tomorrow morning. and easy a shave can be. BAK BLADES United States | Personal T. Jenkins Curry was an arrival yesterday from Key Largo for a At a very quiet wedding in St.;of the bride, was in white with a|few days’ visit in Key West. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baltzell, who were spending several weeks in Miami with relatives, returned on the Havana Special yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. T, F, Johnson left yesterday afternoon for Tav- ernier where they will spend some ,time with relatives and friends. | Mrs. J. C. Moore and _ little ;daughter were passengers leaving over the East Coast yesterday for a visit of a few weeks with rela- tives and friends. Beraldo’ Perez, employe of the P. & O. Steamship Company in Key West, has returned to Cuban capital. the Mrs. Muriel Key and son, who were spending two weeks in Miami and several days at Plantation Key, returned on the Havana Special vesterday. Mrs. George W. Roberts left yesterday for Miami for a_ stay with her. son and daughter-in-law, | afternoon at the home on Division] Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Roberts. Calvin Roberts, keeper-of Amer- ican Shoals light, left, yesterday Captain Charles Johnson, retir- ed lighthouse keeper, and Mrs. Johnson, left yesterday afternoon for Miami where they will stay as guests of their son-in-law and daughter. They were svho will spend a few days in Mi- ami and then leave for his home in Orlando. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933. F CARPINTER: 56, ("sez sawesaseaes DIES THIS MORNING|.t 7008 Sounon FUNERAL SERVICES TO oe CONDUCTED THIS AF- i TERNOON Mention Sergeant Charles Stinson, U. S. A., and Mrs, Stinson, who were spending a vacation with relatives and friends in Key West, left over the highway this morning for their home in Rhode Island. Francisco Carpinter, age 56, ager of the Hotel Bristol, of Ha- jMied 2 o’clock this morning at the vana. arrived yesterday*from Cuba residence, 1106 Packer street aft- and after a short stay left for Mi-!er an illness lasting but a few ami to attend a convention of|days. The funeral will be held hotel men from different parts of |this afternoon at 5 o’clock, with the company. iservices at the residence to be conducted by Rev. J. Montero. Survivors are his wife, Amada Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hathaway |Mesa Carpinter; three sons, Louis, left this morning over the high-/Edelmiro and Oscar Carpinter, way for Bunnell, Fla., to be the|and one daughter, Mrs, Ramon jguests of Rev. C. M. Samford, for-|Lopez. merly of Fleming Street Metho-| Pritchard’s Funeral Home will There are no “silver threads” Jean Harlow's hair—they’re all platinum, as you can see if your solution of the News-Jigger on page 3 | Havana, who had been visiting in| accom-) 16 grandchildren and|'panied by their son, Otis Johnson, | tired. I eat and sleep well, thanks \dist church and Mrs. Samford. came out O. K. Blondest of. the blonds, she originated a vogue that spread from her most famous role in the films be in charge of arrangements. Porter King, formerly with the P. and O. S. S. company, but now with the Ward Line, who was on a business trip tot Key West, left yesterday for Port Everglades and from. there will go-to Tampa for a brief stay. e Mrs. F. L. Johnson, of Saint way -Monday to spend several months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Knight of Wash- ington street, She was accom- c »| afternoon for, Miami where he will|panied on her trip by her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jaycocks quietly and|spend about four weeks with his: Matilda, who has been happily made their little family | family. spending some time in that city with Mrs. Johnson. { WOMAN, 87, NEVER TIRED —TAKES IRON DAILY “T am 87, go to church and at- tend parties and do not get a. bit jto Vinol iron tonic.”——Mrs. M. Petersburg, came in over the high-ja clandestine marriage, was raigned in Judge A. CASTRO GETS COURT HEARING Aristides Castro, charged with fraudently and deceitfully entic- ing an unmarried female, under the age of 18, away from her home for the purpose of effecting ar- Hugh Gunn's}. almost a nation- Court this morning. The information was filed by the young lady’s father, and aft- er hearing the evidence in the case ‘the judge placed the defendant under a bond of $250. Woman’s Society Holds Meeting The Woman’s Missionary So- ciety of Fleming Street church held a monthly business meeting Helen Chanclfer and William Collier, J BEHIND JURY DOORS Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 10-15¢ ceo BENJAMIN LOPEZ. FUNERAL HOME Established 1885 24-Hour Ambalance Sereies © Batdorf. Vinol tastes fine! Orien- tal Pharmacy. Monday afternoon in this church, This meeting was well attended and enjoyed by the members. Skilled Emba! ie Sergery Phone 135 Night Phone 696-W —— SY _ Just two words... Yes, I have heard about two words; and now and then three words—but “They Sat- isfy” means“‘To gratify fully.” Why do these two words “they satisfy” fic Chester- cos brings out better flavor and aroma. They Satisfy! ( ‘he stertield the ctgarelle lal MILDER the cigarelle lhal TASTES BETTER