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

PAGE FOUR : SOCIETY 9000000000000000220000000000000 08050008008 Big Dance At Cuban | Miss M. Marrero Clab Tomorrow Night |Weds W. Knowles An outstanding feature on the} William G. Knowles and Miss | 4th of July program will be the’ Mary Louise Marrero were joined, big dance at the Cuban Club to-:together in holy matrimony; morrow night which has been ar-, Saturday evening 6 o’clock at the ranged by Ramon Delgado, who is, residence, 1206 Grinnell street. in charge of the social affairs of The marriage service was read by this club. 'J. G. Piodela, notary public. Howard Wilson and his orches-! Mrs. Gloria M. Hall and Willie tra will Play a good program of;Hall attended the bride and, dance music for this event. A'groom. The ceremony was per- good time is assured all who at- formed in the presence of a num-! tend. ber of friends and relatives. Mrs. Williamson Visiting In City Among the recent arrivals in Key West, was Mrs. Estelle Wil- ; liamson, accompanied by her granddaughter from Coral Gables. | While here, Mrs. Williamson is the house guest of Mrs. J. Vining Harris at her home on South! Beach. Personal Attorney Allan B. Cleare, who ‘was on a short business trip to Mi- ami, returned on the Havana Spe- cial yesterday. Mrs. Robert Ennis, wife of the! eaptain of police of Miami, arrived yesterday and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roland Adams. Mario J. Martinez, assistant to the traffic manager of the Pan- American Airways, with headquar- ters in Miami, arrived yesterday for a short visit with his family. Leroy Roberts was an arrival over the East Coast yesterday from Miami and will spend a while with relatives and friends. C. P. Hogeboom, of the custom house forces, Mrs. Hogeboom and son, C. P., Jr., left over the high- way yesterday morning for an automobile tour, visiting points of interest in the state, and will be away for about two weeks, Miss Janice Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts, of Miami, arrived yesterday for a stay with relatives and friends and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Mil- lard Gibson. Miss Cuca Domeneche left over the East Coast yesterday for Mi- ami where she will spend a week with relatives and friends. ‘Mrs. P. L. Cosgrove left over the East Coast Saturday for New York, where she will consult a eid and then return to Rock, N. C., to spend the Gimtper. a: Amelia Lucignani left on Poo afternoon train yesterday for Miami where she will be the guest of her brother-in-law and __ sister, Mr. and Mrs, Luis Mendez. ee Mrs. Charles Almyda left yes-! terday for Coconut Grove to be with her sister, Mrs. Phil Henson, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Mary E. Thompson and daughter, Elizabeth, left yester- day for a visit with relatives in Hollywood and Fort Myers. Willard Albury left Saturday noon for a few days in Miami with relatives and friends. Miss Elsie Roberts, of Nassau, N. P., is spending a while as the guest of her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs, William Albert Roberts. Mr, and Mrs, Willard Russell | and two children left Saturday afternoon for a week in Miami with relatives, J. A. Long, who was here et Mention Judge Jefferson B. Browne left Saturday afternoon for Miami where he will spend a few days} porrending: to, legal matters. Mr. and Mrs. A. Einhorn left Saturday afternoon for Miami where they will spend a few cate with relatives, Roger Watkins, who has: ‘been spending some time in Key West with his mother, left Saturday night for his home in Tampa ex- pecting to return in about one week, W. H. Pierce, keeper at Som- brero Key lighthouse, arrived yes- terday to spend his quarterly leave with his family. Miss Alce Curry, who was spending the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Curry, will leave this afternoon over the East Coast for DeLand where she { will resume her studies at South- ern College. William R. Porter, president of the First National Bank, left over the East Coast yesterday afternoon on a business trip to Miami, Mrs. A. W. Brown and three children, who were spending some time with relatives, left Saturday afternoon over the East Coast for Bradenton, aceompanied by Miss Lillian Carey and James Carey. Miss Elizabeth Sands, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Sands, left Saturday afternoon for Miami where she will be the guest of her jj uncle and aunt, Mr.’and Mrs, Hu- bert Reason. Mr. and Mrs. Emit F. Phillips, who were here for the funeral of Mrs. Phillips’ father, J. B. John- son, left yesterday for the home in Miami where Mr. Phillips is con- nected with the U, S. immigration service. Harry M. Pinder, who accom- panied several patients from the Marine hospital to St. Petersburg, returned over the East Coast yes- terday from Miami and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, Miss .Rose J. Sporer, head dHe-| tician at the Marine hospital, left: Saturday afternoon for a short stay in Chicago and afterward will go to her new post of duty at Stapleton, N. Y. ¥ Mrs. L. Warner, nurse at the Marine hospital, left Saturday aft- ernoon for a visit in New York, then te Chicago and after a stay there will go to her home in Boone, Towa, J. F. Leach, chief engineer with __ ;Clepphae Gadbois, *|KEY WEST WELL REPRESENTED AT THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | FAVORS REPEAL “SUMMER SCHOOL FOUR SISTERS FROM CON. VENT OF MARY IMMACU- LATE ATTEND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA Key West is represented in the 28rd annual summer school of the Catholic University of America by four Sisters from the Convent of i Mary Immaculate. They Sr. Celeste Teresa Thompson, Cat Sr. Mercedes Mary Juintans, and Sr. M. Florina McCarthy. Students from thirty-thr states, the District of Columbi Cuba, Canada, and Australia | registered for the summer se The total number of registratio will run over eleven hundred when enrollment closes at the end of the week, according to an announc: ment by Dr. Roy J: Deferrari, di-' rector of the summer session | These figures indicate that th 1933 session will be the largest in} the history of the university. | uring the past few years, th Pe been a steady increase-in the | student body, particularly in the sfmmer school and the graduate sthool of arts.and sciences. | + More than 270 courses will be fered by twenty-nine depart- ments of the university and the| staff will include sixty-five of the: wegular memebrs of the faculty, and forty-two visiting teachers here with D. Harring- Special, and will Captain and Mrs. C. ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williamson | and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritch-' ard and son, Robert, Jr., arrived| in Key West Saturday from Mi for a visit with relatives friends. ni and Miss Elizabeth Ayala, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.. Ayala, who had been visiting at Coral Gables; as the guest of Miss Reedy, daughter of Mr, and Mr. Thos, E. Reedy, returned to Ke West today on the Havana Spe INDEPENDENCE DAY. One hundred fifty-seven years ago we declared our political in- dependence. Now we should de- clare our domes If you are dependent on an old worn-out stove or an inefficient one, you are ma yourself. position that we ple. |SAM PINDER WILL =~ mice lane assctesse " SELLOUT GROCERY |%mor | On the front Page of today’: “| paper, Sam Pinder is announc’ ins he will retire from the! grocery business which he has: been operating at the corner ofj ‘Southard and William streets. 1 | Mr. Pinder states that he will ‘sell all or part of his large stock | jat greatly reduced prices to an ene wishing to buy the busine ‘Mr, Pinder believes that he ha: one of the largest groceries in Key West and states that his peed Puffy’s been j has been good considering the | stable Hay nt conditions, He thinks that is a good opportunity for any- 'REV. H: LOGAN jailed by old Con-| For stealing three bases in base- Margaret | ; We have Don’t be a kitchen slave--- arouse yourself---declare your in- | body wishing to take over a good} i | | i | area. Judge Frank B. Stoneman, editor in chief of The Miami Herald, has consistently fought the eighteenth endment to the United States | Constitution since before it was first enacted. He accurately pre- | dicted the trail of crime, graft and corruption which federal prohibt. tion brought in its train, and hi urged repeal for many years. will be a candidate for delegate to the election soon to be called by Gov. David Sholtz, and will stand, as always, for repeal of the amend- ment. Judge Stoneman has been a Florida resident for more than 35 s, and for 26 years has been a sident of Miami. He has been editor of The Miami Herald since it was founded in 1910 by Col. Frank B. Shutts, who owns the publication, KEY WEST GROUP GOES TO MIAMI A group of Key Westers bering eleven left over the East | Coast yesterday to spend a vaca- |tion of two we with relatives jand friends in Miami, | Those in the party are Anthony. Brag ind son, Lot |Mrs. Merrill Roberts and son Emi arren Sawyer and | Mrs. Benjamin F, aughter, fiss nuin- tic independence. slave of taken the are a free peo- king a | FLORIDA COAST ; business. Eveptal Storm Passes | Western Cuba Today} (Continued from Page One) ricane force over a very Caution advised vessels in its path.” NOT LIKELY TO HIT WASHINGTON, July 3.—The tropical disturbance moving slowly across the Carribean in the last few days is not expected by weather bureau officials to. get within reaching distance of .the Florida coast in the next 24 how and measured by its present s e! ‘it is expected it will affect only} * a small area if it should come in- land later, * “4% 4 Advices stated the storm will be about 200 miles off Tampa to- morrow, DANCE (Miramar Club Tonight Benefit K. G. E. D. & B. Corps SUPPER DANCING Door Prize, (no tax) $1.00 Ladies Free Night Owls |“Ah me, says the Puffy, small s ida, July ball today. “Such terrible luck, These hardheaded coppers are too much | to buck!” LEGALS CUSTOMS West, Flor- hereby described eiven cleat on Sections , Florida, Violation of of the Tariff Act of; tor vessel beam— motor; of record Ped lolfo Pazo, 413 Vest, Ploric imine the abov sel or any interest hereby notified and therein are admonished to tom “He within af public tion, By its equipment thereto belong- eited and sold at ion to the highest bid- ‘ont of the Custom House, at Key West , at 12 o'clock n accordance and pro- Collector. jly3-10-17 PALACE EDDIE CANTOR in WHOOPEE Matinee, 10-15c; Night, 15-25c wn, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1933. he will take charge of the publi- cation of a Methodist Church acral periodical, GETS TRANSFER: Rev. Logan plans leaving here ;one week from tomorrow. His {successor to the pastorate here Rev. Holmes Logan, pastor ofjhas not been named as yet, it is ‘the Ley Memorial Church here, | stated. has been transferred to Benson ings, near Sanford, Fla., ol Subscribe for The Citizen. We sell Carey Shingles and Roll Roofings in a wide variety of weights and colors, so you can select exactly the right roof for any building, new or old. : Every type insures that fine appearance and extra long wear which have been the mark of Carey Roofs for over 60 years. And best of all, our prices will save money for you. Let us prove it by a free estimate. SOUTH FLORIDA CON. & ENG. CO. PHONE 598 White & Eliza Sts. ( “Your Home Is Worthy of The Best” ROOFINGS AND SHINGLES “STANDARD FOR OVER 60 YEARS Spend the FOURTH of JULY ee PALM BEACH HOTEL Palm Beach, Florida “By The Sea’? Golf courses within easy distance which will be found the nation’s finest, robed in velvet green, challenging the admiration of the most fantastic as well as pleasing the most exacting. Fishing Bathing Thousands of visitors are learning that summer in Palm Beach is ideal, and no mat- ter how large or how small your vacation budget may be, you will find accomodations at the New Palm Beach Hotel to fit it. Tennis After a full day of health-giving sports, you will want to nestle beneath the rustling palms in the New Palm Beach Hotel Garden, which is truly a tropical setting of stately palms and an array of beautiful shrubbery and has been acclaimed the most beautiful garden in the world. Dancing . . . Entertaimnent ... AND PLENTY OF ... Beer... Wine... Chapagne SUMMER EXCEPTIONAL LOW RATES THROUGHOUT THE Three Hundred Rooms Three Hundred Baths Two Dollars and Fifty Cents Per Day and Up ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAILED ON REQUEST & few days as guest of his brother. | the F. E. C. Car Ferry system, left in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 0.| | Saturday to join Mrs. Leach, who S. Long, left yesterday for his! is spending a vacation with rela- home in Miami. | tives in Boston, Mass. Mrs. Jones, wife of Dr. Hai dependence and let the modern gas range free you from kitchen drudgery. | Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Mathews N.S Jones, and three children! "4 son, Sidney, Jr., left Saturday | left Saturday afternoon over the! *fternoon for Miami where they highway and will spend a vacation! will spend a month with relatives. with Mrs. Jones’ mother in At- Janta, Ga. H Come to the Gas Office and see these modern ranges and let us explain how they can give you so many hours free of drudgery. Mrs. C, S. Elbertson, daughtér- } in-law, Mrs. Fieldon Elbertson, Mrs. H. S, Boyer left over the} Nd children, left Saturday for! East Coast Saturday for Washing-| Jacksonville where they will ton where she will visit a short! Spend a while with relatives, ' time and then go to Norfolk, Va., { to be the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Lieutenant Com-| comedian, who was in Havana for mander G. B. Tyler, medical corps, ® Shert business visit, returned U. 8. .N., and Mrs. Tyler. aturday afternoon enroute to ‘ampa and was the guest of John port steward of the P. and 0. S. company while in Key West. SALT WATER SHOWERS If you come to play there is every facility for your amusement, if you come to watch, you may see the leaders in every branch of sports, if you come to rest, you will find relaxation beneath the palms of the tropics. The nation’s statesmen, financiers, captains, leaders of society as well as the mediocre man have chosen Palm Beach as a summer resort. a THE MOST FASHIONABLE SANDS IN THE COUNTRY SOLARIUM Buster Keaton, moving picture | The fishing thrills where countless varie- ties and battlers of the sea and fresh water lakes are here for the catching. FLORIDA PUBLIC UTILITIES CO. Robert B. Ingle, Manager Phas this- —:THE NEW PALM BEACH HOTEL GARDEN:— Orchestra Dance Music 9 ». m. TUESDAY —:— THURSDAY —:— SATURDAY Cover Charge 4c OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 1 9. m. No Cover Charge Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday Entertainments Daily Regardless of Weathge Arrangements can be made for private parties, card parties, tea parties, club meetings, convepiions, etc. Visitors Always Welcome Miss Nellie Russell, of the South. | * ern Bell Telephone exchange, left! 5: Saturday afternoon for a visit to the Century of Progress exposi-! tion in Chicago, and af : there several weeks will oe an extended vacation in the Cat- skill Mountains of New York. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sanborn and son, of Coral Gables, arriv the Havana Special ye companied by Mayor W. lone, who was on a busi te Ocala, and ave the guests end Mrs. Malone at the home on jam arrival in Ke Division street ifrom Jacksonville Mrs, L. rillon and daugh- gi ter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Grillon, who had been spending a few weeks visiting in Hendersonville; jand other points in North Care. } lina, returned to Key West yes- terday on the Havana Special. The New Palm Beach Hotel is near the At- lantic Ocean where you may swim or bask on the sand where it is said will add tee years to your life you cae aLwart ptrea® oF THE WORLD'S PREMIER RESORT Douglas Durdeen, son of Fred Durdeen, who supervised — the py. building of Key West's new fed r,teral building a short time ago, was j We yesterday he Havana