The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 10, 1933, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1938. LEGALS | Avabai Mehta, 19, of Colombo, | Ceylon, who has passed English ' bar examinations, can not practice apply on until she is 21 years old. of September, A. D.| the Hon. Jefferson B./ Judge of the Cireuit Court! entieth Judicial Circuit ate of Florida, in and for PERSONAL MENTION Jose A. Gamoneda, connected] William R. Porter, president of with the Pan American airwa: lthe First National Bank, who was and Mrs. Gamoneda, who were in in Miami for several days on busi-| : SOCIETY : °. NOTICE The undersigned will the llth day 1933, te Browne, of the 4 of the ! SUNDAY DINNER SUGGESTIONS ON FUTCH BILL By ANN PAGB ACH week seems to bring some outstanding fvod feature and this Mayor And Mrs. Malone Entertain Guardsmen At Elaborate Garden Tea The gracious hospitality of May- or William H. Malone and Mrs, Malone was extended to officers of the 265th Regiment C. A. C. Flor- ida National Guard and ~ their wives yesterday afternoon when they entertained at an elaborate garden tea in honor of the guards- men and local society at their home 729%. Division street. Mayor and Mrs. Malone were assisved in receiving and enter- taining their guests by Mrs.’ M. &. Woodward, wife of Colonel Woodward, commanding officer of the regiment now in training at Fort Taylor; Mrs. Taylor, wife af Colonel Hugh Taylor, U. S. Army; Mrs. Lou Knowles, Mrs. Robert F. Spottswood. The garden with its lovely ar- Yay of summer blossoms was the setting for the entertainment. Zin- nia’ bordered walks were gay with vari-colored flowers and roses bloomed on the eastern side of| the garden. Hibiscus, golden-| hued crotons, date and. coconut! palms, offered additional attrac- tion to the location selected for} seating the guests. Here an orl chestra from the regimental band; directed by Caesar La Monaca played during the hours of the/ tea, from 5 to 7 o’clock. Punch was served on the en- closed porches and a_ refractory; table with refreshments was plac- ed on the lawn. A group of! young women in summer frocks| served during the afternoon. | This event brought together a! number of officers and town folk who had met on former occasions} and proved a delightful opportun-| ity of renewing former friend- ships and making new acquaint- ances. It was one of the most elaborate entertainments of the midsummer season and was tended by several hundred guests. Comedy-Drama “For Love Of Anne’’ Presented Last Night Proves Big Sucess Entertainment of the first or- ‘der was the presentation of the delightful ‘comedy-drama “For Love of Anne” by a company of local players in the Palace theatre last night. The play was written by Marie Louise Cappick, well known con-' tributor to magazines and society editor of The Citizen, It is 8 cleverly told tale of a “stolen” ‘watch, the theft taking place on Duval street, and the many en- tanglements into which the prin- cipals and others are drawn in the explanation of the mystery. The cast was well chosen and! the assignment of the different roles showed why the director,! Rev. F. X. Dougherty, S. J., has on other occasions had this diffi-; cult task assigned him, All of the characterizations were | Jr, perfectly done, and so artistically; Marguerite and thorough that to give special! maid in the Bellingham praise to the players as a whole | cent McDermott; Willis Nugent, lis the only way in which to do justice to the individuals. The audience was delighted and when leaving the theatre many re- marked that they had paid high| | prices for shows by professional companies that fell far below from an artistic standpoint, the one just: witnessed. The production was sponsored ‘by the Catholic Dramatic Club. Before the performance, during the intermissions and afterward, musie was furnished by the orches- jtra from St. Joseph’s school. The cast cf characters was: Anne Bellingham, Miss Rosinda Piodela; Edward Bellingham, Vin- L. P. Artman, Jr.; Aunt Mary} | Ewan, Mrs. Henry: Russell; Mr, Willoughby, Sr., John Esperdy; Mr, Willoughby, Jr., Lance Lester, Mrs. Willoughby, Jr., Miss Lacedonia; Yetta, home, | Miss Mary Whalton, Bobby Sikes Gives Party ~On Birthday Anniversary Bobby Sikes celebrated his fifth, Curry, Norma Nickerson, O'Neal birthday Tuesday afternoon at the|T. Adams, Jr., Ramirito Delgado, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sikes, street, when a number of his little Mg joined in making the oc- ion one to be remembered by all. Delicious refreshments in- cluding ice cream, cake and candy were served during the after-| hoon. Those present wer Grace Carrero, Sy! smma and Gwynn, Rocalina Garcia, Anna Vin Duzer, | Anna and Eddie Weatherford, Anita and Gar Mesa, Lilia Perez, Harry Bethel, Buddie Curry, Wil-| Romaguera, Harry 1015 Grinnell} |Stella Delgado, Ramona Lopez, | Martha Ru Giovanna Rom- |aguera, Junior Romaguera, Bobbi} | Sikes, Marina Lois Sikes, Betty} | Sawyer, Zoraida La Fe, Claudina | La Fe, Vilma La Fe, Violeta Sosin, | Frank Sosin, Frank Del Villar, | Billy Crespo. {Cuba for a holiday, were return- | at-|) | Domestic ness, returned on the Havana Spe- cial this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, ! Edward Beverly and Ed Phil-| who were in Havana with Mr. and} lips, who were on a short visit as|Mrs. Ernest Hemingway for sev- guests of Stephen and Herbert | eral days, returned on the Florida Boyden, sons of Mr. and M . |yesterday. Ralph Boyden, left over the East! Coast yesterday for their home in Jacksonville. ing passengers on the P. and 0.) boat from Havana yesterday. Miss Leonor Warren, daughter ; of Dr. and Mrs. William R. War- | ren, who was spending a vacation! Jerry Galindo, who was visiting |in Havana, was a returning pas- | in Havana and was, on his return, | senger on the steamer Florida yes-| the guest of his aunt, Mrs, Eva!terday afternoon. | Warner, left yesterday afternoon | for Miami where he is connected} Miss Texas Welch, who was at- with the Olympia theater, {tending summer school for teach- ‘ers in Tallahassee, returned home} rday after a short stay with} B. E, Wallace, represanting the| : tay : npany,|2elatives and friends in Miami. | International Harvester company, |?® who was here for a brief stay with | the local firm of Gato and Navar-|_ Mrs. I , ro, representing the company, left; bY her r, Miss Leota Gril-| over the highway this morning for| lion, and parents, Captain and) Miami. | Mrs. Thos. C. Pent, arrived on} - ithe Havana’Special today. Miss) Mrs. Henry F. Saunders, Mrs, §.| Grillon had been attending sum-} Welch and Mrs, Victor Lowe, who | mer school in Asheville, N. C., and| left last week for a stay with rela-! Visiting other points in that sec-} tives in Miami, were returning|tion. Mrs. Grillon and Captain passengers on the Havana Special ; and Mrs. Pent. had been spending} erday. ‘a stay in Miami. . B. Grillon, accompanied! weeccer,eccccece | CALENDAR | soccccccccooecce The following the ae of events for the week in the| entertainment of officers and enlisted men of the 265th Coast Artil- | lery, Florida ‘National Guard, now encamped at Fort Taylor: | Thursday At noon, Luncheon at Rotary Club. At night, Enlisted Men’s Dance, free. later. a | All officers. | Place to be announced | Friday At night, dance at Country Club for officers, NAMED DEALERS | ON FRIGIDAIRES DIES THIS MORNING MELTZER MOTOR ealearer! FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE ATTAINS AGENCY FOR CONDUCTED SUNDAY THIS LOCALITY | AFTERNOON Meltzer Motor Company Mrs. Nellie May” Henson, aged} been appointed Frigidaire dealer 55 years, died 10 for Key West, operating under the morning in the residence, 649 Wil- Refrigeration Company, liam street. Funeral vices will Inc., of Miami, Frigidaire distr be held Sunday afternoon tors for southe Florida and the o’clock from the residence to t Bahama Islands. Charles Curtis First Methodist church, Rev. J. will have complete charge of Stradley officiating. and service in the Key We: Henson is survived by her ritory. nd, Ulric Henson; mother, T. F. Duckett, provincial super-' } ots Jane Sands; sister, visor for Domestic Refrigeration ymonette; two broth-} Company, is in the city for the y and Thurman Sands. purpose of presenting a Frigidaire Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sands, who demonstration, This is a real show jure now in orth Carolina. are and the public in invited to stop expected to arrive Saturday. at the Meltzer Motor Company Funeral arrangements will be and see this display of new model. in charge of Lopez Funeral Home. | Frigidaries, and procure a copy of the Frigidaire Key to Meal Plan- ning. A snappy Frigidaire program is breadcast at 9:30 on Wednesday and Friday nights over CBS net-! work, The new Frigidaire dealers urge | the public to stop in and get a free copy of the valuable book and in- spect the new line of electric re- frigerator has} o'clock this | ‘SERVICE STATION | CHANGES PROGRAM | The Key »f the signers of the code pub-} in yestierday’s paper, has} announced that due to the fact| West Service Station, ; one lished |. Misses Marina Crespo, Rolina | | Curry, Lidia Molina. Mesdames Charles Curry, Frank i Sosin, Henry. Russell, Manolo | Perez, Ramiro Delgado, Frank Del | Villar, Rodney Gwynn, Juan Buan, | Damson, S.; Nam Monsalvatge, Jr., George F. ee A, Crespo. Junior Woman’ 's | Club Dance | Last Night Grand Success) The dance given at the iene Club last night under the auspices of the Junior Woman's Club was largely attended, and proved to be} an outstanding success. There were quite a number of the officers of the visiting Na- tional Guard and their ladies in at- tendance, besides other with Howard Wilson's orchestra furnishing music for the occasion guests, | The dance program consisted of! j& number of the latest hits of the season, and the music rendered wasi jenjoyed to the utmost by tho: assembled on the enjoyable occa- sion. Those having the affair in charge state that they were more than pleased with the success of} the entertainment, which afford- ed much enjoyment for these par- ticipating. Entertainment For Officers Officers of the c. A. Nationa and their families, are to tained tomorrow night at 265th Regiment Florida Guard, Key West Country Club by club mem bers who are in Key West. The the regimental band, conducted by La As usual, Mr. La Monaca event will be a dance with Caesar onaca, furnishing the music. has arranged a program of the la- test hits, All members* of the Club are reque with their gu casion one to b remembered. Countr make the oc- long and happily | dance | Entertainment |For Visitors The Cuban Club Social commit- tee have worked up a for the weekend for the e ment of the visiting Fic: tional guardsmen Friday night there will dance with Howard Wilson an band playing the T be the wal the cup dance contest. Much music semi Silver tere that is a Standard station it! will not clos the hours specified | in yesterd: Howeve NLR. / it 'FOUR MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED s paper, j it is a member of the} and announces that as; certain conditions are ad-) justed, it will comply by ticles of all ar- have the code. the Here's One ( jood Ww “\END AGONY OF NEURITIS Newark Man Knows How ae Loses 10 Pounds uaed Eri Four marriage — licenses been issued from the office dudge Hugh Gunn during ;month of August. Two were {sued last week, Those issued this week were to: Isadore Appelrouth and Je | Weintraub; John Perez Ellis. ‘COLORED CLUB PLANNING PLAY The Coral City Dramatic Club, colored, under the direction of A. little the Milton Evans, is now preparing t F performance ” which will be 5 st 2) at the Garden Theater » members of the now holding rehearsals, it and those having t charge ng’s y To| nie and Emily Neuri fered fe one year in) m I took a salts in the H AS DISAPPE ARED. Dur- O° ling the time taking the salts I received no other medical am fully con- vinced the Kruschen Salts did the trick. « K. M a Ne EN- pro entertainment 1 was tend treatment so I wark | Rolled Rib Roast | Jellied Apple Sauce _|MRS. N.M. HENSON | week apples have bid for first place. These summer apples make delicious tart apple sauce, pie and baked ap- | ples. Spiced apple sauce, molded with gelatin and served with whipped cream or whipped evaporated milk makes a delicious dessert. As long as warm weather continues the choice of fresh vegetables and | fruits is wide. The cold plate or main | dish saiad is liked by most people but it should ordinarily be preceded by & hot soup or followed by a hot bev- erage. A favorite garnish for cold | plates is the olive, green, stuffed or ripe. The Quaker Maid Kitchen supplies the following menus: Low Cost Dinner Grilled Bacon —_ Scalloped» Eggplant Sliced Tomatoes Bread and Butter Chocolate Pudding With Whipped Evaporated Milk ‘Tea or Coffee Milk. Medium-—Cost Dinner Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes Fried Tomatogs Currant Jelly Bread ind Butter Layer Cake with Lime Filling Coffee (hot or iced) Milk Very Special Dinner Jellied Bouillon Celery Olives Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Rolls and Butter Whipped Cream Coffee gt or iced) Milk PAUL'S TIRE SHOP .-| ADOPTS NEW CODE At present ae “n at lines businesses are busy adopting codes, the Firestone Tire and Rubber company, represented in Key West by Paul’s Tire Shop, ha submit- | ted in toda; 's paper a. Thrifty Neadt | Owner’s C ode Both the Firestone company ard! al agents are me ployment program. An advertisement in paper explains the code for thrifty car owners. today’ written of | bers of | and are cooperating with | lent Roosevelt in his’ re-em-| Tax Collector Frank H. busy explaining the provisions of! the Futch Bill relative to payment! jof taxes, | | Mr. Ladd believes that within} la short time the advantages to} | the delinquent taxpayer will be! 4 |realized and many of them will |pay their,1932 taxes in cash and 'make payment of delinquent tax-, jes in bonds, except the state part) {which must be paid in cash, to Lee Baker’s Cash Grocery || FRIDAY and SATURDAY utter, Tho. ugar, 5 Ibs. _. otatoes, 10 Ibs. lagnolia Milk, -can rits, 2 pkgs. .... i jother’s Oats, 2 pkgs. ‘omatoes, 6 cans a) = 'eaches, large, 2 cans TU e a » large can wn pinach, 2 cans _... sparagus, green, can ....... ampbell’s Soups, 3 cans .. ‘ampbell’s Baked eye COR aa> ( Red Hill Syrup, 3 cans -. Potato Salad, 1 fb jar ... Chicken and Noodle Dinner 1, 1 : jar, .... Kraft's Miracle Whip $ Salad Dressing, pt. .......... Black Pepper, 2 cans Picnic Ham, tb . Onions, 3 Ibs ... Bacon, 1-2 tb pkg. 3 tb Can Cricso } | Ladd} | Mont { jle has received a number of callers| Ann ae a mino city of Key {at his office today and has been! | Florida. rv County, for an order to ze the adoption of Barbara resident of the West, Monroe County, Subscribe fer The Citizen. SPECIALS FOR Friday and Saturday BUTTER, 22¢ Per Pound ....... BUTTER, Per Pound . BUTTER, Per Pound 24 17 Per Pound 10 EGGS, Per Don, 62 age HAMS, Half, Knuck, 18¢ FRESH PORK HAMS, Per Pound Ser Ponnd = 20c FRESH SPARE RIBS, PORK PICNICS, Fresh, Per Pound z 10c PICNIC HAMS, 12 Per Pound .... HAMS, Half, Big End, + Per Pound . * 16¢ LAMB BRiSK Per Pound Per Pound 10c Monroe Meat Market Per Pound 16c Per Pound RIB_ ROAST, 5c IOULDERS, Phone 411 510 Fleming St. Richardson’s Store FRIDAY and SATURDAY 15¢ 15¢ Sour Kraut, 2 cans Eggs, special at doz. Flour, 6 tb sack .. Cocomalt, large .. - Bliss Coffee, tb ~ebs Maxwell House Coffee, tb Butter, tb 23 and Cream, 6 cans Sec Milk, 4 cans Sugar, 5 Ibs. ie New Potatoes, 10 Ibs. . Cracked Corn, tb - Black Eye Peas, 2 Ii a Beans, 2 tb: m Rice, 5 Ib: Wesson Oil, qt. Kaffa Haag, can Tomatoes, 6 cans 2 Toilet Paper, 2 rolls . Sliced Bacon, tb _... Black Beans, 2 Ibs. Hellman’s Mayonn Oat Meal, 2 pkgs. Crisco, Grits, 2 pkg: = Mt Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. Prunes, 2 pkgs. - Corned Beef, can . Roast Beef, can . Tooth Paste, k Crackers, 6 pkgs. Lard, 3 Ibs. Ready-to-Fry, . Jello, 3 pkgs. Aspa: Macaroni, 3 pkg: Spaghetti, 3. pkgs. Baked Beans, can Red Hill Syrup, 3 cans Key West Eggs, doz. Beets, 2 large ca Potted Ham, 2 ci Creamed Chip Beef, 2 cans String Beans, 2 cans Lima Beans, 2 cans Rinso, 3 pkgs. Octagon Soap, 11 bars . Phone 658-R _ Free. Delivery Eaton and Elizabeth Sts. Reach a Lu ck 7 1/0 A lwa y A woman’s reason for liking a man’s cigarette Dence Tonight At Coral Isle Casino jest has been shown in this contest ; who have up for the by those jing it weeks, Caesar be on hand tainment for Those been follow past several CONVICTED 5-10c; Night, 10-1S¢ Maybe you'll chink I'm a bit in- consistent. Most things I'm fond of are sealiy quite feminine . dainty, frilly frocks—delicare des- serrs—yes, and delicate compli- ments, too. To me my cigarette is a personal thing—it couches because “les toasted my lips—so give me one with teal character. Fot some teason ot other, I find that whenever I reach for a Lucky, always “Luckics Please”. They're as mild and pure as can be—I wonder if “Toasting” isn’t che reason after all! ”