The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 2, 1933, Page 4

TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1988. Up-To-The-Minute Firms We Extend To The Public A Hearty SOCIETY _:-: |Ramblings From United WSTORS OUT hcononecetns) States Marine Hospital ' eoeeseeeee® | bARTY MADE UP OF JUDGE Called Off W. L. Stephens, world war vet-;easy to make so the next day eran, a patient at the U. S. Marine} found me out on the golf link with AND MRS. RITTER AND The dinner sale which was/ Hospital, is a veteran cameraman,| my. equipment all set up on the CAPT. C. STEARNS 1@ | 9000000000000 0 dC 0C CECE TOO OCOOOOOOOOTODODOSOO® The annual May Day festival will be held on Thursday after- Boon at Bayview Park under the auspices of the three Parent- Teacher Associations of Key West. Included on the program will be the crowning of the King and Queen, May-pole, tin-soldier’ drill, flag drili, flower drill and ‘Kittie Parade,” which ‘will be ‘made up by ‘various tots. All children of ‘the proper age will be eligible to participate, and @ request is made that parents caring to enter their children to communicate with Miss Magdaline De Leon, chairman of the com- mittee, at the Harris school. The ages of children for the “Kittie Parade” are from one and a half years to seven. Prizes will be of- fered. Operetta Tonight ‘At School House » There will be an operetta en- titled “Over the Garden Wall.” ited this evening at the Har- ris school building which will be for. the benefit of the school li-}. Jadge Browne Host At Dinner - Judge Jefferson B. Browne Qave a dinner party last evening at his apartments at the Air Sta- tion in honor of Judge and Mrs. Halsted: L. Ritter and Capt. and Mrs. Clark D. Stearns. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Bush and Miss Mary Lightbourn. CALE scheduled to be given tomorrow at ee worked on some of the big} first tee. He drove up in a big the Pythian hall on Fleming street by the ladies of the Fleming Street Methodist church, has been called off,. it -was: stated: today -by- those having, thé affair.in charge. How- ever, it is said,.the dinner will be given Wednesday of next week as usual, May Day Dance Grand Success The May Day dance given last evening at the Miramar Club on the boulevard was a grand success from every angle, Music for the o¢casion was fur- nished by the Night Owls, with a large number attending, all of whom thoroughly enjoyed the pleasures of the event. Two Marriages Here Yesterday Two marriages ceremonies were performed yesterday afternoon in the! office of the couity ‘judge, Judge Hugh Gunn, officiating: At 6.o’clock in the evening Everett Rivas and Miss Doris) Cruz, in the presence of a party! of relatives and friends, were made man and wife. lier in the afternoon James Haskell Hardee and Miss Edna Louise Quinn were joined in the bonds of wedlock.. Witnesses ' to’ the ceremony were Mrs. Charles C. Pinder and Jose Gmo. Piodela. = ; NDAR New York newspapers. He has|limousine car. His chauffeur got photographed: The Prince of Wales falling off his horse; Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pick-/ ford returning home from their European. honeymoon; Al Smith signing a bill for Carrie Chapman on child welfare work; Jack Dempsey in training; King of Belgium in Central Park; John D. Rockefeller playing golf and many other men of note. He spent five years making movies in Florida and has spent 15 months in Central \America, trapping animals and photograph-! ing them for Underwood. and Un-; derwood. The hardest picture he made was “shooting” John Rockefeller. Here’s Mr. Stephens’ own story: “I was assigned to- make pic- tures of well known people in Palm Beach, one winter. A wire came to me stating to go to Or-. mond Beach and make ‘a picture of Mr. Rockefeller... Upon arriv- ing at Ormond "Beach hotel, I found another cameraman, ‘Me. Charlie Langery. there after the same picture, , He>said the best plan for us was to go out on the golf links and get aequainted with Mr. Rockefeller before we ‘made his picture and see what kind of a fellow he was. “So the next day found us on the golf link early.. Mr. Rockefel- ler began to play golf and’ we fol- lowed him around the nine hole course. “He. took rest moments quite often and during those moments he told us stories. At the end of the game he gave me three dimes, one for my wife, one for my baby and one for myself. He said they were good luck dimes and he hop- ever D. 4! ed they would multiply, Mine nev- Tuesday Board of directors of Woman’: Business meeting ot Woman’s ’s Club will meet at 3 o’clock. Club at 4 o'clock in club house. Aid Society’ of Ley Memorial church meets at 4 o'clock. ’s Missionary Societ: 4c y y of Ley Memorial church meets at’ Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order De Molays, meeting at 8 o'clock of Pocahontas will me et at usual hour, ‘orld Friends’ Club and Bible hour at Wesley moma st 4 o'clock. Boys’ Club meets at W: House at 7 o’e! Spaenthtople i¢ committee of Women’s Club: will for chi beginning at 10 o'clock in club house, 1807 Division strech. saad Wednesday is a Boys’ Club at Wesley House at 4 o'¢lock, .’ *y foung Peoples’ League at Wesley House ‘at: 7: s ef women of Fle: leming street, bekinnine at 11 o’¢lock:| | “emt sale under a oi’ h in Pythian hall, Se ache ‘Thureday recreation of young Weekly Ld 8 delock in Sunday school annex, people of First Methodist charéb Sewing classes at Wesley House at 4:30 o’clock. Young People’s Chorus meets for rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock in Street Methodist church. Friday <Giote Club of La Trinidad church meets at 4 o'clock. — Personal Gonzalo Bezanilla, connected with the Palace Theater, left yes- terday on the afternoon train for Miami‘ where he will spend a week's vacation with relatives, ann T. Bierer, assistant keeper | Shyer light station, arrived | y_ afternoon and left over: the East Coast to spend his vaca- tion with the family in Miami. Emory Akerman, son of Federal Judge Akerman, assistant district attorney, here yesterday for a short session of Federal court. left yesterday afternoon for Miami. Major M. 8. Lombard, chief sur- turned-on the Havana Special yes- terday from a short visit to Mi-! Hildreth, U. S. marshal, here for the brief ses- . 8. court yesterday, left the afternoon for Miami where remain for the session of Court now being held after which Mention W. E. Gage, of Memphis, Tenn., came in over the East Coast yes- terday for a brief visit in Key West, hired a taxi for a sight see- ing trip and ieft in the Serneyay for his home. |. Mrs. Peterson, wife ‘of Captain Juhn Peterson of the | tender Ivy, left yesterday for Mi- \ami where she will embark ‘for aga to visit a daughter who ‘is uh Harry Baldwin, first " assistant keeper at Carysfort light station, arrived over the highway last night for his vacation with his family. Andrew Albury, keeper at Dry Tortugas light station, arrived this week for his quarterly vacation with his family. Mrs. J. P. Bussey and son Pat, Jr., left over the highway this morning for Buena Vista to join Mr. Bussey, who was transferred he will go to Jacksonville, NEW LIBRARY FOR ART MASTERPIECES; < Aiiy Associated Press) LINCOLN, Neb., May 2.—A pic- ture library where students may heck out works of art as they do tovels has been started by the! home economics school at the Uni-| for the acquisition of both wealth! bene street, Key West, Florida. | and fame, and this result will be| & versity of Nebraska. The library even furnishes ease for carrying the pictures. The! fulness of the nature, as much as/ @hject is to inculcate appreciation for recognized masterpieces. Only « small stock of pictures} fins been provided so far, fer. @’s “Madison Square,” te the mechanical department there. | Cecccccccecvececoscecooe | TODAY'S HOROSCOPE | eeeencaccanenencsoncencs This is a day for wealth or fame. \If the person has a competence by birthright, good cere will be taken jof it and it will be increased. born pocr, there is a good chance aj due to the shrewdness and wateh-| sdmoniahed to file claim of owner-| |to the other inherent qualities. (_———— pits equ! Pietro} thereto wp and sold at public anction to the! “Madonna of the Door,” ide Beoch's “Die Apfelchalerin, but} Velasques’s “Infanta Marguerita,”| the Feterai Bu probably it will be augmented la-) Lottman's “Entrance to the City The list includes Cornoy-| Hall” and Figuro’s “Chartres Ca-) ¥ith, the stat Raphael's, thedral.” i" lighthouse; er did multiply. out and came over to me. “*Mr. Rockefeller says to please don’t make his picture,’ the chauf- feur said and stood around with a scowl. on his face to see that I packed up my equipmenet and left. “Somewhat discouraged, I went to Mr. Rockefeller secretly in his unpretentious home. “*Why is it Mr. - Rockefeller doesn’t want his picture made,’ I asked. “ ‘For the simple reason, every time he has his picture made he gets hundreds of letters through- out the country asking for dona- tions and besides that he gets ; bombs and flash lights and other | things to injure him. “*Young man, you had better pack up your equipment. and go back where you came from.’ “Discouraged and disheartened, I went to my room and formulat- eda plan. Every Sunday he walks one mile across,a wooden bridge to the Baptistjehurch. So, Sunday ‘found me: sway on the bridge with my: mera. He! came walking ‘propdly” towards m¢. | His secretaty, on one side and hig valet onjthe other. * “y eranked “otf: and He’ ‘saw. throsgh bit what-l was doing’ retary. walk in frpnt “I followed him to the: “chureh and I thought surely while engaged in giving out his famous dimes and shaking hands with ev- eryone. he wouldn’t pay any at- tention to me. I waited. The en- tire congregation came out and no Rockefeller appeared. ‘I wonder if the old boy slipped out the back way,’ I thought. Soon the preacher came out and walked up to me and said: “Mr. Rockefeller says he is not coming out until you leave.’ “T left thoroughly disgusted, but Pathe News recommended me upon stag, sec- « “I thought his picture would be| getting the 12 feet.” or THE MOMENT: heat Wecececdcccoccsccscscccncccsocescccoocceoces IWIN MOREFRUITFOR TIFT'S GROCERY, (TRINITY CHURCH PROGRAM TONIGHT Invitation To Visit And Inspect Our Firms And Find Out For Yourself What We Have To Offer In The Line Of Your Needs. Mr. and Mrs. Buyer, You Won't Make Any Mistake By Doing Judge Halsted Ritter, of the United States court, Mrs. Ritter and Captain Clark D. Stearns, are today enjoying an outing on the launch Amberjack. This is the first time in many visits to Key West that the judge has gone for an outing in Key West waters. Incidentally, the party are also after some of the big fish for which Key West wa- ters are famous. Judge and Mrs, Ritter and Cap- tain and Mrs, Stearns plan to leave over the highway tomorrow morn- ing for Miami. They arrived Sat- urday evening. ecccceceeocesccasscesece CLASSIFIED COLUMN sais under this fat will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the tthe DAILY-BUS SERVICE br, insertion-in every instance is Passenger and Freight Payment for classified adver-| Direct Connection at MIAMI tisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger For all Northern Cities. accounts may have their adv-rtise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults. With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. NURSERY PLANTS, FLOWERS, VINES Coconut Plants, each Hibiscus Plants, each .. Bougainvillaea Red or Purple mae--nee SOC to $1.00 Poinsettia Plants 50c to $1.00 Crotons, each ..... 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