The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1934, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY Miss K. Lightbourn Honoree At Shower On Lighthouse Grounds An unusually enjoyable and, largely attended miscellaneous: shower was given yesterday aft- ernoon on the magnificent lawn very beautiful and picturesque|local Firestone dealer, the at the Key West lighthouse grounds, the premises of which make up the home of Mr. and Mrs, William W. Demeritt, who} occupy the cozy and commodious residence which adorns the reser-; vation at the south corner of the acreage on which stands the light- house structure. | The affair was in honor of Miss Kathryn Lightbourn, whose marriage to William W. Demer- itt, Jr.. will be solemnized on the! evening of May 28 at the St.j Paul's Episcopal Church, The festivities comprising afternoon’s entertainment were presided over by Mrs. Alvin}! —Moore, who was assisted in re-| ceiving the guests by her mother,; H Mrs. W. W. Demeritt, with the honoree of the occasion, and her mother, Mrs. Nellie Dorgan, also: in the receiving line. Mrs. Katie Eldridge gave two readings in connection. with the progaam of entertainment, with| a “Jumble Game” pated in by many of those pres- ent, which proved to be one of the outstanding features of the occasion. The first prize, a hand-em- broidered ‘cut work buffet set, was won by Mrs. J. F. Fleitas, hile the consolation gift, finger- tip towels, was. presented to Mrs. Greyburn Pinder. The color scheme predominat- the: being _partiei-} a ing was pink and yellow, and was ‘carried out in detail in connec- |tion with the various décorations, twhich. as ‘a whole, presented * a scene. A-unique feature of ‘the : caf fair was a miniature bride.and groom learrying out the spirit of the’ levent, with little Catherine Moore lacting the part of the bride, -ap-! ‘pearing in full bridal attire. The’ youthful groom was William Pease Albury, who was bedecked in full Tuxedo. A coincidence of} this feature was that the given first,names of the miniature bride and groom are the same as those. of the bride-and-groom-to-be in whose honor the affair was given. The wedding march was ren- ;dered on the violin by Mrs. Paul Herrick, with the little bride and groom marching in, escorting the’ honoree of the occasion to the seat of honor where the gifts were! opened. There were ene 200 a in attendance, wil ' of beautiful.and ered upon’ the ee, a re-| cipient being kept quite busy fot : apap tokens of remembrance from her wide circle.,.of , friends, among whom she is exceedingly. popular. through her pleasing. personality; and charm of manner. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs.| Frank Jackson, Mrs, R. G. Albury,. Tampa, and»)Mrs, Lucille Adams. Hall and Miss Lauriette. Adams, of Miami: Big School Play Tomorrow Night One of the largest crowds ever attending an affair of its kind is expected to be seen at the Senior Class’ three-act play, | “Skidding,” | d to be presented in the High School Big B. Barn Disks Saturday Night The Big Barn Dance at the Kappa Pi-Y Clubhouse in the Ath- letic Club on South Beach Satur- day night is being looked forward: to’ with much anticipation by the} auditorium tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, For the past several weeks the cast has been holding daily re-! hearsals under the able direction! of Miss Mary Trevor, class spon-| sor. There have been. many com- plaints about people — standing} around the windows of the audi- torium, annoying the patrons and} making it impossible for those.a' } tending to hear the east. Thi erie younger society sét of the thous attending will be atiowed to come dressed as they please. However, most of the men are ex. pected to come in overalls dnd} ]speeds. FIRESTONE TIRES _| SHOW LEADERSHIP LOCAL DEALER TELLS ABOUT ' Rabbi D. B. Mendel, THEIR GREAT CON- STRUCTION According to Raymond Curry, new Firestone High Speed Tire for 1934 is the last word in tire con- stifiction-it is the greatest tire, Firestone ever built. “In no product today is there wider performance difference than in the various makes of tires at high speeds,” Mr. Curry said. “No other product is more vital for safety of motorists. The 500- mile race of past years at the In- dianapolis Speedway was recogniz- ed as a race of tires. To keep the tread on the body of the tire was the greatest problem due to the terrific strain and the heat gen- erated by internal friction at high Gum-dipping was the an- swer of Firestone engineers. the! xecent series. of stock me rbad “aves in® California, irgstone tires, have always been on the gpl cars. They are the mig ires the. motorist. yurchase Ste ‘his local dealer All the great racing drivers are fa- miliar, with occasions.when a driv- er using another make of tires had to slow up or stop at the pits for a tire change on account of .tread separation, The thicker the tread the more heat it holds in the tire—unless the body construc- tion guards against internal fric- tion heat,” continued Mr. Curry. “Gum-dipping the. high, stretch cords gives adhesion which welds the tire into one strong unit. This made it possible for Firestone to develop the first successful bal- loon tire in 1923, and has made possible other developments which have brought leadership based on performance. With the amazing advancement of tire safety and mileage, Firestone has always sought efficient production so that the motorists would pay no pre- mium,” Mr. Curry concluded. | |joyable -one. Howard Wilson’s band has been engaged to furnish music for the event, blue work shirts, while the ladies} will be clad in gingham dresses, and gay sun bonnets, The club is working hard to make the affair a success and will have the clubhouse decorated! in he true country fashion. ‘Those \ Miss Ackerman To Wed W. B. Demeritt Miss Kathleen Ackerman and William B. Demeritt wilh be joined THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PERSONAL F hiliyd Mendel! left on the atler-y in yesterday for Miami to pi a short time with his father, Mrs.“W. F. Bryant, who. was in. Key West for a few days as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Rivas, re- turned yesterday afternoon to her. home in St. Augustine;-* 4 Mis, George Roberts was “an (outgoing passenger yesterday pan eral weeks with her son and |daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' Phillip Roberts in Miamix Harold Albury, who. was in Key; West visiting for one week with} relatives, left on the afternoon train for Pensacola. | Mrs. William Johnson left over the East Coast yesterday after- noon for Miami Beach to spend a! | while with her son, William John- son, Jr, agent for the: Ha-| the; the} P. A. Holgerson, Railway Express company in vana, arrived yesterday on Florida for a vacation in {states. While he i#'#way, F. B.} |Putnaig: who; arrived last Friday | with? Mrs. Putnam and left on the! Florida for Havana, willbe in{ charge. . Mrs. Cecil Keiths fand paby, who | were visiting; with Mp, “and Mrs, | Euric Sterling, left ‘the after-{ noon train ‘yesterday for Isla-| 7 morada, tarstval over the East’ ‘Const yes-! terday from Miami and_ will. be the guest of her brother-in-law} and sister, Sergeant and Mrs. Wm. R. Porter, president — of the First National Bank and Nor- berg Thompson, chairman of the board of county commissioners, left over the East Coast erday afternoon for a few days in Mi-| ami. relatives, ia MENTION Mrs, A. E. Roberts, who was spending a while in Miami with. relatives, returned, on the Havana, Special yesterday. ~ Mrs. Turnage, wife of J: Turnage, director of operations, for the FERA in Monroe county, and son. J. L. Jr., were arrivals ‘on the morning train yesterday, Mrs, Robert Brown was an ar-| day from Jacksonville, and will be}. the guest of her parents, Mr. and} Mrs, Stanley Singleton and other} i Harry Johnson ‘and: Herman’ | Roberts, who were spending a few days in Miami, returned over the H East Coast yesterday. ;DIES ON BEDROOOM FLOOR MUSKEGON, Mich. — Falling | rom bed and lying helpless on the jfloor 18 hours, Thomas’ McClinti 84, of this city, died of injuries and exposure in his bedrom at home. | LEGALS NOTICE OF EXECETOR FOR FINAL DISCHARGE ¥ COURT OF COUNTY, F In 5 : TLLAM. A. “PAGAN, Deceased | A hereby given, to all ni€smay concern, that on the “ee May, A. D. 1934, 8 present my final executor of said Estate, k for their approval. 1 | March James Gallagher at the barracks. | m First Funeral Home 's First Ambulance Service PRITCHARD Phone 548 Never Sleeps Key Wi ; You'll. have lots of fun—you can} { COUNTY JUDGE, STATE “OF ‘ORDER SPECIAL FLOWER SHIPMENT A special shipment of Gladioli, jroses and other flowers for Moth- i f er’s Day, Sunday, May 13, Lt the East Coast and will spend sev_|Ttival over the East Coast yester-: We'll igh with” you, Captain,” | ‘ery Piepeet and Puf?, “If so.” says the captain, never be gruff, be my new mates— | And soon you will be in the Unitea!, “States.” > Drawings on tracing paper or! ‘silhouettes of any material may! be “photographed” by means of. reproducing materials in a small kit. i i Smoott Clear Skin Do: blotches. | Ala hem gui pervect Resinol. Soap and safe, efficacious { -Resinol 67 Yes, that’s our Phone}. Number! When you think of GROCERIES, think of }: 67. ARCHER’S GROCERY “The Store That Serves You Best” We meet all competition with Jow prices and high quality. “Tul t has been ardered for the South Flor- ida Nursery. The management states that those .wanting flowers should | phone reservation; early. BIG BARN DANCE Auspices Kappa Pi-Y’s CLUBHOUSE (South Beach) Saturday, May 12, 9:30 p. m. HOWARD WILSON’S BAND Ladies Welcome Gents, 83c, (Including Tax) PALACE| LANE CHANDLER in LAWLESS VALLEY Matinee, 5-10c; Night, 10-20c CAKES -FOR MOTHER’S DAY Sunday, May 13 18 MOTHER will enjoy one of } our specially baked CAKES, * SHE NEVER FORGETS ° you! Be sure to remember her with one of our Beautiful and Tasty Cakes, CAKES BAKED TO SPECIAL ORDER ORMOND’S GRILL 510 Duval Street - Maloney and Peacock PHONE 818 THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934. WALK OFF IN NEW GARB RUTHE TON, N. C— Two men clad in dirty, ragged clothing, broke into a__ store in this city, dressed themselves im stylish outfits and left their old clothing behind. Subscribe for The Citizen. RICHARDSON’S STORE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Stewed Prunes, 2% size +. Peaches, halves, 234 size Pears, 2% size 2 t jars Assorted Jams | Cuban aieldad 1 20c and = 38 Max: ot ee Coffee, >: — Flour, 7 tb sack Butter, th .. Libby’ 's Tripe, la New White Potatoes, 10 ibs. 28¢ Sliced Bacon, t . . 206 Campbell's Tomato Soup, | ol Tomatoes, can Cheese, tb _.. Ovaitine, small, 40c; large, 85¢ Apple Sauce, No. 2, 2 cans on Corn, No. 2 size, 2 cans ., Waldorf Toilet Tissue, 5 Chicken Feed, 10 tbs. Snow Drift, 3 tb can Corned Beef, can Ivory Soap, 5 bars . 25 come Soap, small, 11 RBePRSS eR ERESE Phone 658-R Free Delivery Eaton and Elizabeth Sts. /-Luckies do not dry oat why - Luckies are All -Ways kind to your throat has been remedied in the past few} in charge state that in addition tofiin holy matrimony early tomorrow days as workmen have been busy) there being numerous door prizes,| morning in St, Mary’s Star of The constructing a high wire fence on: ; there will be bi surprises in! Sea Catholic Church, Rev. Al- both sides of; the auditorium soistore for everyone attending. pphonse: Locke Maureau will of- that éveryone attending may en-| | Howard Wilson's poptilar dance} ficiate, Joy the: play to the fullest extent. (:band Wilk furnish music for the-ve-} Directly after the ceremony the casion: “ bride and groom will leave over {ihe highway on their honeymoon }'te be absent about two weeks. 4 Miss Ackerman is the daughter Dance May 20 of Mr. and Mrs, C..0. Ackerman. An important meeting of the! Her charm and personality have Key West High School Alumni! he annual anniversary dance’ won her a wide circle of friends. Association will be held tonight in; of the Cuban Club will take place: Mr. Demeritt: is employed: in: the} the school auditorium at 8 o’clock. fon May 20, as usual, according to purchasing department of the All members have © been bi bee Delgado, in charge of ar-, , lighthouse department and is pop-; quested to attend as matters per-| rangements, fular with the younger social set. ' taining to the coming reunion will A committee, ..has...been. ap-,He is a.son of Mr, and M be discussed arn acted upon. pointed to. make the, affair an, en.‘ man. Demeritt. iinet SRL Te et Ne ae Rees “RSC aR . S Try One At Our Expense Alumni Assn. i To Meet Tonight Plan Anniversary 's. Her- | a4 , very Lucky is is round, 8 and E packed, That’ 's why Luckies “keepin condition” —that’swhy you'll find that Luckies do ‘het dry out—an important point to every smoker, Yes, Luckies are always in kind to your throat. HAVE YOU EVER TRIED AN ELECTRIC RANGE? If you haven't don’t miss this chance to take advantage of our trial offer, and see for yourself how fast, clean, modern, and economical electric cooking is. “It’s toasted” V Luckies are all-ways kind to your throat We have already installed thirty-five per cent of the ranges we expected to put out for the year under this plan, You don't know what you're ‘missing without one of these four burner, triple auto- matic, Crawford Electric Ranges in your home. Our trial plan makes it possible for you'te try this modern way of cooking at our expense, because if you decide to buy, all of the pay- ments made on this plan are credited towards the initial price of the range. INSTALL ONE AT OUR EXPENSE, AND CONVINCE YOURSELF OF ITS MERITS The Key West Electric Company § A. F. AYALA, Sales Manager DLP A OEMS MBM DL MLD MMMM ME DD . POL LEI LL ee iN