The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 3, 1933, Page 4

SOCIETY gal Personal Dr. William R. Warren left Woman’s Club Installs New Officers Yesterday (By EDITH M. LUETHI) One hundred and five members of the Woman’s Club met yester- day in the beautiful decorated club house on Division street to take part in the annual installe- tion of officers. All routine busi- ness was dispensed with, and after; ‘the usual opening exercises the) ‘COB had the unexpected pleasure} of hearing an able address by Mrs. Olark D. Stearns, a former mem- ber and officer, now residing in Miami. “The keynote of Mrs, Stearns’ address was that “nothing is im- possible but the impossible” and that we can achieve anything if ‘We but set our minds upon it. This has been proved by flying which has conquered time and space. All the world is now our neighbor. No longer can we re- main provincial without signing our own death warrant, whether it] be as’ individuals, communities or nations. Mrs, Stearns emphasized the fact hat we are living in a new era, that. we have indeed stepped over threshold into a new life that continue to change with great rapidity. She urged that women bepome thinkers, for in no other y will they be able to under- and meet the vast responsi- that confront them. Most impottant among these responsi- bilities is the need to abolish war. | Ail women are fundamentally op} posed to wer and they must use their God-given influence to make quet from the Junior ..Woman's Club, presented’ by its president, Miss Florence Sawyer.’ Miss Har- ris’ response was graceful and in- spiring as she asked for the co- operation of the members... and thanked’ them for the confidence they expressed by choosing her as their president. The addresses of Mrs, Warren and Miss Harris will appear in a later issue of The Citizen. The president announced. that the winning team this month is the Radiance team, Mrs. Harry M. Baker, captain. A Mother-and- Daughter luncheon to be held in the club house was announced for May 20. After the installation the mem- bers and friends enjoyed a social hour with refreshments. The following members were present: Mesdames Wm. R. Warren, J. iJ. Trevor, Norberg Thompson, Wm, Millington, Wm. Phelan, N. Goshorn, A. R. Miller, Wm. White, James Roberts, Beaver, A. F, Ayala, Geo, F.. Archer, E, J. Bayly, F. C. Brossier, Chas. . 8. Johnson, C, D. Stearns, . Marsh, Carl Bervaldi, Frank Brown, Wil-|+ lard Albury, Wesley: Archer, Sam] * Auxier, Harry Boyer, L. P, Bost- ick, M. E. Berkowitz, E. R. Ghap- in, Allan Cleare, C. 8. Curry, Lillie Cold, John Costar, Chas, Curtis, H. S. Dexter, Chester Curry, Al- fred DeBarritt, Frank Delaney,|* | Stephen Douglas, W. E. Duncan, E. R, Evans, Chas, Falk, V. an_end of it. « Following Mrs, Stearns’ address ‘were several musical numbers ly enjoyed as some of them were old favorites long ago. Two duets, “In the and “Whispering + Were sung by Mrs. James and Mrs. John Gekeler. ‘solo, “Sing a Merry Tune”, was| by Mrs. Eva Warner, and 264th by Oley Spea! sung by Mesdames Roberts, Warrer and _Bervaldi, E. R. Evans at the Rk. Warren, in her fare- of her address a beautiful basket of floweres from the club members ‘was presetited to her by Mrs. James Roberts, also flowers from the Junior Woman’s Club pre- sented by Miss Eleanor:Davis. Pg isi the president,, ved: the’ and rirgggent mee i} flows Johnson, Bascom Grooms, ‘John Gekeler, Sebastian Cabrera, A. M. Hewitt, J. V. Harris, Louis Harris, S. V. Hughes, Sam Harris. Mesdames C. W. Goethe, Harry Galey, Morris. Holtsberg; Haydn Illingworth, Blondon Goehring, J. F. Lankford, A, D. Luethi, M. 8S. Lombard, B. Moreno, I. Meltzer, John Leach, Otto Lund. quist, W. H. Norman, Arthur Pas- torini, J. G. Piodela, Wm, R. Por- ter, Wm, H. Harris, Harry Prindle, John Golden, Geo. Reynolds,’ C0, L. Roberts, Henry Russell, A.- E. Sharpley, Hugh K. Taylor, . Mesdames Godfrey Thompson, John Sawyer, Nellie Williams, Claude Wiliams, Russell Warner, James. Thomas, Roy Faulkner, Chas. Taylor, Eugene Knight, Julia Williams, Wallace Kirke, Wm. H. ‘chon John Wardlow, Chas. Ward- iow. * Misses Minnie Porter Harris, Dorothy Archer, Doréthy, Parks, Alice James, Tessie Falk, 'Dordthy ,{Cleare, Edna Gato, Lefla Pitcher, Btta ae 7 ie Woliah 1 Stisi ee fee Gardner, Gocoran, PlorelicecSieyter 2 Davis, ms ‘Hutchins rt Cénted, Thomatsof, Lai outer. Annual May Day Festival _. Will Be Elaborate Event Much interest is manifested in the proposed annual May Day festival which be held tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock, at Bayview Park under the aus- is of the three Parent-Teacher ssociations of this city. Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., has been instrumental in outlining the pro- gram which will be made up of various festivities with the crown- ing of the King and Queen as the outstanding feature of the event, There will be a basket drill by pupils of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades from the Harris school. Those who will participate in this number are Ma Ethel Mae Williams, ‘Thompson, Sylvia Dillon =) Watkins. Virginia McCannahan, Sylvia Roberts, Shirley Elbertson, Helen Clarke and Erselia Demer- itt. There will also be a floral drill by pupils of the third and fourth! many festivities making up the} grades of the Harris school, Those _ CALE who will take part in this are Florida Pinder, Ruth — Stricker, Praxides Narcisso, Fay McDon- ald, Copeland Ramsey, Helen Wells, Dora Roberts, Ela. Mae Gwynn, Ruth Curry, Marion Bark- over, Marcia Dexter, Gelvin Ken- nedy, Wilma Russell, Anna, Papy, Catherine Knowles, Vera Waite. oul Johnson and Helen _ Pin- er, The Kitty Parade by children from one to seven years old will be under the direction of Miss Magdelin De Leon, ‘The Division street pupils will put on a Tin Soldier and Flag Drill, with a Woodland Fantasy, Maypole Dance and Vegetable Drill also included on the program. The crowning of the King and Queen will take place at 4:30 o'clock, and from all indications practically everybody will turn out tomorrow afternoon to witness the afternoon's program, . ' NDAR \- Wednesday Primary Boys’ Club at Wesley House at 4 o'clock. Young Peoples’ League at Wesley House at 7:30 o'clock. G.} left in their car this morning for over the East Coast yesterday aft- ernoon for Hollywood where he will attend the annual meeting of the State- Medical Association, Mrs, Ida Fleitas was an outgoing passenger over the East Coast yes- terday for Augusta, Ga., where ra will spend some time with rela- tives, ‘Everett Shipman, who is spend- ing the winter with friends, left yesterday for Havana where he ex- pects to remain for several days. Mr. and Mrs, John Bright left yesterday for Miami where they will spend a while and then leave to visit relatives in Tampa to be gone two months. Mrs. Ernest Hemingway and son, John, left on the S. S. Florida yesterday for Havana to join Mr. Hemingway, who is spending sev- eral weeks fishing! for marlin in the waters surrounding Cuba. Judge Halsted L. Ritter, Mrs. Ritter, Captain Clark D. Stearns and Mrs. Stearns, who came in over the highway Sunday evening, = : Miami. TUGBAOK FROM BRINGS CAPTAIN AND CREW; OFF FOUNDERED STEAMER The wrecking tug Relief return- ed to port this afternoon with the captain and crew of the wrecked fruit steamer “Tabasco” which foundered off the Mexican coast. The vessel was so badly dam- aged by the waves and rocks on Alacran Reef, where she founder- ed that it was decided to abandon all salvage operations and bring the crew to Key West. Captain Alex Strumm, master of the lost vessel, and all members of the crew except one will be sent to New Orleans this afternoon. The other, Robert Gale, will be sent to his home in Boston, Mass. All of the affairs of the crew and the “Tabasco” are being han- dled by the Porter Dock com- pany. Red Cross Unit To Hold Meeting There will be a meeting of the advisory council of the Red Cross Chapter helil on’ Friday morning ft. 10:\o’clock at. whith, time ‘sev- eral matters of much importance to the organization will be brought before: the body, it is stated. Elect Delegates For Assembly The Young People’s Depart- ment of the First Methodist church elected two delegates to the Methodist Young People’s As- sembly which convenes at South- ern College, Lakeland, Fla., aa 5 to 9. Those selected to rep- resent Key West group are Miss Louise Ketchum and Miss Mary Jo McMahon, The next regular meeting of Stephen R. Mallory Chapter, U. D. C., will be held Thursday, May 11, 30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. ; J, W. Hatt on Fleming street. | | MEMBERS KEY. WEST HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI All members of Key West High School Alumni association are re- quested to attend a meeting*to be held Thursday night, May 4, 1933, jat 8 o'clock, at the High School! | building. Business of importance. HOLLON R. BERVALDI!, imay 3-It President. LEGALS | customs Went, Flor- at Currys! . Key West, Florida. on 1933. fer violation Se Mention A. Lucignani left over the East Coast yesterday for Miami to be present at a music recital to be given tonight in the auditorium of the University of Miami by his daughter, Mrs. Luis Mendez, for- merly Miss Claudina Lucignani. F, 8. Robins, A. 1, Pooser, P. L. Gaddis and L. BE. Spencer, officials of the F. B. C, R'y. company, ar- rived yesterday in Special Car 95 for an inepection trip and left in the afternoon for St. Augustine and intermediate points, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Carl,Rom and two children, who were spénding a few days in Miami, returned yesterday on the Havana Special. While they were away Mr. Rom, who is senior radio electrician with the light- house department, made. repairs and adjustments to the radio- beacon at Fowey Rocks Light. Mrs, Thomas Felton, who was, spending one week with relatives, left on the afternoon train for her home in Rock Harbor. John W. Pinder, who was spend- ing several weeks in Key West! with relatives, left yesterday aft-! ernoon for his. plantation at Tav- Bi ces L, Herring, of; Towa, born at Jackson, Mich., 54} years ago. Charles E. Mitchell of West Vir-| ginia, Minister to Liberia, born at’ St. Michaels, Md., 63 years ago. Rear Admiral Ralph Earle, U. S./ N., retired, president of the Wor-} chester (Mass.) Polytecnic Insti- tute, born there, 59 years ago. Fred C. Croxton, of Columbus, Ohio, noted industrial expert, born at Huntsville, Ill, 62 years ago. Rev. Lewis 0, Hartman, of Bos- ton, editor of Zion’s Herald, ‘bo N at LaGrange, Ind., 57 years ago. Sir Ronald Lindsay, Great Brit-' ain’s Ambassador to the United; States, born 56 years ago. Right ‘Reverend “Arthur “W.} Moulton, P. E. missionary bishop} MODES ====——=0F THE MOMENT SOOSOSSHSOSHOSSSSSOHHHSSHAHHSOSSOSHSOSHHSOSOSES e MRS. H. WILSON® NOW IMPROVING Mrs. Harriette Stowers Wilson, who underwent an appendectomy Monday afternoon, is reported to be doing nicely and on the road ; to recovery. Mrs, Wilson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stowers and ‘he wife of Howard Wilson, ;of Salt Lake City, born at Wor- chester, Mass., 60 years ago. Edward E. Free of New York, noted chemist - editor of “The | Week’s Science,” born at Marietta, Naa 62 years ago. LIGHTHOUSE BOAT LEAVES TOMORROW The lighthouse tender Poinci- ana will leave tomorrow for the west coast and will be absent on buoy and other work until the middle of June. * The schedule of work calls for the vessel to return June 15 and go on drydock for regular clean- ing, scraping and painting. x WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1938. ALUMNI MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT asa» rail. MAN, THIN AS RAIL, IRON GIVES PEP AND WEIGHT “I was tired, run-down and Since taking Vi (iron tonic) I sleep well, feel Hollon R. Bervaldi, president of|ter and have gained 10 Ibs.”—R. the Key West High School Alumni} A, Cromberg. ~ Vinol is delicious. Association, announces that there| Oriental Pharmacy. . will be a meeting of the organiza- FAST DIRECT FREIGHT from tion held tomorrow evening, begin- ning at 8 o'clock, at the High SERVICE TO KEY WEST Sailings from Key = School building. It is stated that business of much importance to the associa- alternate Thursdays Fridays, From New york alternate Wednesdays. tion will come before the meeting, and a request is made for a large Also NEW ORLEANS te KEY WEST Sailings on_ alternate T Seago attendance, CUTS OFF OWN ARM Arrive, Key West Second Day Fol« lowing. Spanish, Mexican or Barber's Itech. One bottle Imperial Eczema emote ote mperial “ence or “MALLORY for any case. Ail druggists are Key West COMFREY, Minn, — Arising from his bed at night, Stanley Benson, of this city, walked to a woodpile and cut off his arm with an axe, authorized to refund your money if it fails.—Advt. 2 pes Ki 1F YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED wn ‘ wee THE WAY YOUR RADIO IS BRINGING IN. RATES RICH VIERANT VOICE, TRY CL) ALLCAING, 5 SEVERAL INCHES CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE | OF THE SET AND THE WALL. (2) HAVING YOUR, z_ INSTALL NEW RCA RADIOTRONS = ~' = We are exclusive agents for R. C: A. Radiotrons. Have these TUBES installed in your set today! J. L. STOWERS MUSIC COMPANY — ypa0 somCH UA: A tice ot cansraatinn ween "I dropped into a little tobacco shop, - and when I asked for a pack of Chest- erfields the man smiled and told me I was the seventh customer without a break to ask for Chesterfields. ‘Smoker after smoker, he said, ‘tells me that Chesterfields click ... 1 sell five times as many Chesterficlds as I did « while back.” ' Yes, there’s something to say about Chest erfields and it takes just six words to say it—"They're mild and yet they satisfy.” Dinner sale under auspices of women of Fleming Street Meth-! odist church in Pythian hall, Fleming: street, beginning at 11 o’cleck. Week! eekly recreation of young le of First Methodist soca p at 8 o'clock in Sunday school ge : , a een yy Sd. nn lagna Hearne go aaik oung ples Chorus meets for rehearsal at 7:30 in Fleming Street Methodist church. = | Friday Girls’ Club of La Trinidad church meets at 4 o'clock. SRS and 586 of the 1930 and Section 43 atutes of the Ur equipped; ; owner off per-/ above described interest therein are hereby notified. and. admonished to} fie claim of ownership at the Cu jtom House, Key West, Flori | within twenty days from the fir j Publication of this notice, otherwine | the sald vessel, ite equipment and! {appurtenances thereto belonging | will be forfeited an@ sold at public! VSTOTTITTTOTETUMOE SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN—20c WEEKLY} VA hekekeadadiddkttAdhddddddd| ac Key West, Florida, at noon on Monday, May t accordance with the statut and provided Sidney Collector. apels- 26