The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 31, 1934, Page 4

ie ERE | Willard Harris, who was spend:| Mrs, Alicia Nodal de Menocal , ing a few.days in Key Wes} with | and daughter, Miss Alicia who | relatives, deft Saturday ‘after-) were in New York for several ‘neon for Miami where he is mak-| weeks, returned-on the ing - ing his home at the residence of| train yesterday and left He Hae i Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris. vana on the*S. S. Cuba. : Thomas H. Gato, whe was. in! Key West several weeks ago sei left for New York, ii his daughter, Miss Geli Gatos who is a student at it - Hudson, returned wet ae Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Lovato sat Coast yesterday. over the East Coast yesterday iH Everything is set for the ‘Hallowe'en Dance to be given Gordon Oliveros, postmaster at vard ; Ramrod, is in Key West on his | regular vacation meeting relatives , and friends. He will be here sev- eral days. Those in charge state that. a large attendance has been assur- Safin coreg “be able to emabiue i -which have already been’ 7 oe | made. x ¥ A complete dinner, home cook-| mail service within = few mente. | Sieee } This dance was to have been} ed roast pork, desert and coffee} | given last Saturday evening but | included, will be served tomorrow | A Rew device coms =e the peagram, inc Hallowe'en idea; was carried wut. / afternoon for Miami where Mrs.. J. N. Costar, agent for the! Dete-S5 qeets cat dows tel ISLE CASINO Lovato will go in a hospital for} Florida East Coast Railway and ich an — Key Wont] 8fternoon from 5 to 7:30 o'clock . ; ; treatment. P. and Q. S. S. company at Key! = at the recreational hall of the/ of x toe ' the following three-course din-! West, returned over the no Ities, ete., | First Methodist church, corner of | oe i A i S es {| Noise ers, novelties, etc., or |. Most successful was the Hal-! Mrs. Clyde Baker, who was/ Coast yesterday after spenling; yin be given away to the guests| Simonton and Eaton streets. iA Three Days” Ham, beked perfectly by Mrs. lowe’en Dance given last eve-| spending a while with relatives}10 days in Miami while Clyde = Malteel; baked beans, ine by Robert J Perry Chap-| and friends in Miami, returned} Steamship Florida was plying be- Gilien end gclicious, baked by ter, Order of DeMolay, at the/ over the East Coast yesterday. | tween that port and Havana. “ Coral Isle Casino on South Beach. | Mee. Wesley Archer; golden yams, Aithough the crowd was late inj petit by Mrs. Archer; salads making its appearance, there} ® @heedence, prepared by some was a large attendance. Six prizes 8 the best cooks in the classes; Y*T* awarded during . the eve- betes; golden spiced peaches; ™"S- ‘and a prize awarded for the best} The ladies will prepare the| | costume. and te 1 ‘The “Cotton Pickers” will be —_ gga — churee | A. C. Chastaine, traveling rep-! BAND T jon hand to furnish a program of) furnished in connection. with the] resentative of the Western Union; _ Z affair. E H The dinner is being given under | Telegraph company, who was; spending « day in Key West | QQLORED PARK FERN CHAPTER TO | es.zzo"=,s‘ & “28m 9 mami a an business, left yesterday afternoon; Gives; pickles; apple pies Several novelty acts wersigat-| for Miami. 2 4 i GIVE CARD PAR ‘ame is promiagd all gheese. baked by Mrs. Phe-| *" ¥ “Cuco” 24 wis 1 | The program tote ‘presented + ste 128; coffee, hot and delicious—: comedian. His — feature a Judge Hugh Gunn; of the pro-; tomorrow night, AW Saints’ “Day, | s et Yios cr & Patloct finale ior a most sat- the “Fan Dance,” which he per-! bate court of Key West, who’ was} by Welter’s Cornet Band in Nel-| # i dinner. | formed very gracefully. _ in Tampa undergoing treatment! son English Park, was announced! Fern Chapter, Order of East-j > thanks. led by the pas. Bob's Orchestra provided” a/ at one ofthe hospitals, returned! today. . The concegt will start at: ern Star, have arranged for a : tam, Rev. James 8. Day, the pres-| good program of daneée-thusic for} on the Steamship Cuba yester-| 7:45 p. m., and‘@-special program‘ card party to be given in the din-] # i emt of the T. EL, Mrs. Ora} the affaires * > | i be day. is to be offered in connection’ ing room of the Colonial Hotel} domes, gave a toast to the brother- | i with the regular band concert, it| on Thursday, November 1. feed Which was responded to » SPECIAL Mr. and Mrs. George Vatyko, Was announced. | The affair will start at 8 the president of the Brotherhood, e’clock, and a large number are Stephen accompanied by Mrs. Q. S. Price of the Trombone—} expected to attend. Vatyko’s brother, B. Kosa, arrived ; Cogswell. } z Capt. Odes Pogue, in a very hap- manner, The teachers of SERVICES HERE jand children, Elsie, Charles and| The program follows: Glasses are: Brotherhood, lin the city yesterday from New! Overture, Dawn in the Forest} | Ge L. Jones; T. EL. Mrs. Har- York. They were accompanied! —Jarrett. j ey Haeen; Fidele-Matron, Mrs, All Saints’ Day, Thursday, No-| by friends from Newark, New, Serenade, Dreamland—Rock- | » © & Geshorn. vember 1. Services in Saint| Jersey. | well. j - Paul’s Church will be at the fol- = | March, The Squealer—Huff. }lowing hours: Jerome A. Connor, assistant! The Victory Angelus—Myers. Sung Mass, 6:15 a. m. FERA administrator in Florida,/ Star Spangled Banner—Key. | PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS Low Mass, 9 a. m. who was in Key West for a short TO ISLAND CITY Devotions and Benediction of stay conferring with local offi-| Andrew Lenoir, 2-year-old wil ROAST PORK DINNER ‘| . : ithe Most Blessed Sacrament, 8 p.! ¢: cials, left on the afternoon train gian boy, is said to be able to’) Home Cooked Roast Be! a m. l yesterday for headquarters in! multiply any two five-figure num-'§ po... Dessert and Coffee | All Soul’s Day, Friday, Novem-| Jacksonville. He was accompanied , bers mentally without hesitation.’ | THURSDAY, § till 7:30 p. m. ; Geecenem REswENTS PLAN) ter 2 by Mrs, Connor. ee To have || Reereational Hall, First M. E Sung Mass, 6:15 a. m. ¢ 20 women who have! : : FO SPEND THIRD WIN. | Low Mass, 9 a. m. Harry Pinder, employe of the| been members of the national | Church, Corner Simonton : TER IN KEY WEST | aR Sh: SEES se Florida East Coast Railway com-; House of Representatives, eight} ant Tohen Sieg H | SAINT PETER’S pany at Marathon, left yesterd: ere sent there orginally to serve | | for his station after a brief stay| out the unexpired terms of their} Padee Ui. L. Smith, dean of the} in Key West. | late husbands. | aed Mrs, Smith arriv- = rs. Leer, wife of D. Leer, su-! - a =f 8 Feeeatly in Key West and are; —- pervisor of agencies for the Flor-| FAST FREIGHT SERVICE) their third winter season{ The services in Saint. Peter’s| ida East Coast Railway compan pd | ie Wert Church will be: ~ [left yesterday afternoon for NEW YORK. | They Wi mak: their home this} Today, 7:30 p. m.. Solemn] Augustine after a brief visit i He semen te the D. A. BoPois resi., Evensong and Benediction of the} Key West. | | FIRST SAFEGUARD | @etee om Petronia street end will} Most Blessed Sacrament. — land BOSTON YOUR VISION | seats, © ie onid, until next! Thursday, Nov. 1,7 a.m., Sung} Mrs, R. H. Noble returned y: 5 5 ¥ / : jterday from Goral Gables, where | From Key West alternate Fridays!) When you entrust your eyes . - =) she was visiting with her brother-| From New York alternate Tene to us, you can be assured of GIRLS DOWT BE SKINNY: | ————_ in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. days |] the utmost in optical atten- “GET SOME CURVES! 1 is estimated that about 700,-| Milton Peacock. From Boston alternate Saturdays/| tion, Our patients become our 000 persons now living .in the Also NEW ORLEANS te KEY WEST)| friends and boosters. Let us Pil out these thin places and! United States were married il | Alternate Wednesdays. 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