The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY Nifia deLisa Calleja, Editress TELEPHONE 149-3 Visitors From Many Sections Are Here To Spend Season installed street. New York Continued from Page One) | George embarked upon an exten- | sive tour which took him to Aus- ‘tralia, South Arica and Canada. It was followed in succeeding i | years by a number of trips, in- cluding one to India. } % : When he succeeded to the throne May 6, 1910, at the age of * 2 44, the empire had a_ sovereign : ! unique for his first-hand acquaint- comfortably in apart- Mr. and| Cit, Key West now nu its winter from all s who have co minions he was ealled to rule. Stresses Imperial Sovereignty Mrs. ng the Rosalie apartment h. England and Canada are 2 also represented. Mr. and Mrs.! Hutchins Hapgood, of New Hamp-| . shire, have taken one of the Vic- offat apartments on White-| are occupy tinez Bea three or four mont many of them hi or apartm down to enjoy and the wealth of spo: locally. Among and Mrs. F | near South} recent jnew king than perhaps any be- sore: and at first drew vivid con- | tracts between his general re- | serve and serious aspect and his | father’s winning personality and {gay removal} of the isolation of the throne which had grown u; } in Queen Victoria’s reign. George j | V nevertheless was popular and {had stamped himself as capable of independent thought. The nation had had a sharp ex-: ample of that in 1901 when he! returned from his colonial tour} and made a dramatic “Wake up.! | England” exhortation at the | Guilhall, PERSONAL ON! From the beginning, street, and Mr. and Mrs.} Binzel, of Canada, the Mathews} artment at 1424 White street. of these visitors express} as very much pleased; the city and the people, hav- found here a quaint charm; coverable nowhere else. A good many of them state that it) is sometimes difficult to believe | t hey are stil America, SO} from the; The mix-| 0 eeceeecosccocosessoooow American at-| Miss Annie Gardner left on the delights them, aed this./ plane yesterday afternoon for a | the excellent 4! visit with relatives in Miami. min | and myraid other s an interestin n’s stay in the hook, Ne eupying Avenue ests inc beautifying, 2 and most welcome meetings of the K Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. ville, of Minter C for several days Casa Marina hotel with Key We GEORGE V, NAVAL CADET. AGED 1S 4 King] George contrived by democratic i participation in many public events and by other means to | fying influence, divorced from do-} | mestic- party strife, in the coun- try and empire. His stress on the principle of one of the W: homés cn and Mrs. Frank Rivas left J rday afternoon by plane for Miami where they expect to re- main for several months. M fore in 1911 when, with Queen Mary, he made a notable visit to India. Sets Personal Example In War Plans Being Renken ie oll Tropical Luncheor Thursday) son. peweritt was an arrival by plane this morning from Mi-} ami and will spend a while with relatives and friends. over Europe, King George made everv effort to prevent the out- break, addressing personal ap- Plans are going for the Tropical Luncheon, lowed by bridge games, whic be held by the Key W: Woman’s forward rapidly Tropical foods will be served in} ,, fol a tempting variety, and the tropi-| nw eal motif will be carried out com-| Club at the Clubhouse on Division | Pletely throughout the appoint- street Thu of this week at!ments and decorations. Palms 1 o'clock. |and fruit will serve to adorn the} Mrs. Robert Lord iniclubhouse for the occasion, and charge of reserva af-| there will be a tropical favor and fair, announces at | prize for each table. many reservations have already| It is expected that this luncheon) Ree been made and are still coming in| will be more than ordinarily suc-| __‘¢- Jape ae in apprecia All re-| cessful and charming. In addi-| as Ee Sa morning on servations must be by to-| tion to members of the Woman’s| *"¢ ee om 4 Fe eu be morrow, Wednesday, noon in or-| Club and other Key Westers there sa : ae i oes Be aS } der that de for the luncheon | will be present a large number of bade on ee ary’s Star of e may be perfected. | winter visitors to the city. Pee ee and Germany. When these failed and his own country was plunged into conflict, he issued a proclamation mobilizing the British army and an arrival} morning from Miami relatives and ne thi: nd will fiend mination to fight unti! victorious. riends. The ruler and his family set themselves to lending the royal influence and encouragement to every form of national activity in aid of the fighting forces. Strict economy measures were put in foree in the royal household. The king paid repeated visits to his troops in Belgium and France; in 1917 he stripped Germar titles and names from the royal family and changed the name of the ruling house from that of Saxe- Coburg-Gotha to Windsor. Post-war years brought home rule to Ireland, a larger share in self-government to India as well as steps towards her independ-! ence, and the significant develop- ment of the British common- | wealth of nations with the crown | as the chief link of the empire. They also brought difficulties] in the domestic situation, culmin-! ating in the general strike of! 1926 which paralyzed industry and even threatened a social rev- olution. Illness Endangers Life But the country as a whole! held firm to the respect it hadj always shown to the king and the) political erisis passed to be suc- ceeded by a greater crisis, his se- tious illness. This started in November, 1928, when a chill believed to have been eal t on Armistice Sunday, when he stood bareheaded in the} rain during the ceremony at the Cenotaph, developed into fever and some congestion of one lung. | In December . counsellors of; state were appointed; an opera- @ Ml have a delightful season = SOUTH BEND, Inds —His wife! tion was performed to drain the dance; bright and sunshiny Key West, became angry and deserted him|,ight side of the king’s chest. There| and are located in comfortable} when he accepted a relief dole, | Back on his feet again, he suffer. ‘apartments on Simonton street. | Edwin Braxton of this city told) eq two relapses, an abscess hav. : divorce court. pe formed under the site of thi j operation sear. | | | A second operation was subse-/ James Gormley, 67-year-old} | quent'y performed and portions of} j Scot, died with an amazing know-| two ribs were removed to drain’ ae of enone? as his elaim jthe abseess. Recovery was rapid! ALVA ARRIVES ‘DR. E. CARNES ATTHIS PORT, HAS NEW RANK i orci Se Snes tow tea VANDERBILT YACHT CAME IN ‘iia ES PROMOTION FOL-| j practically every poorhouse Scotland and became a recognized | London naval conference. YESTERDAY; BERTHED LOWING RECENT EX- | connoisseur on poorhouse menus.| Gradually he extended the! AT PORTER DOCK AMINATION i | range of his aetivities and his | Subscribe to The Citizen. | who Joseph Burleigh, S. J., Eduardo Gomez left yesterday on the S. S. Cuba for Havana to join Mrs. Gomez who left last week with several relatives to an-/ visit for a while in Cuba. her } ‘ Announcement Proposed Aon | Engagement To Be Discussed Page, will be discussed tomorrow ni of when interested p the Cc uban Clu b. and Mrs. Webster Robin-| vho were spending a vaca- at the Hotel Casa it by plane yesterday for Miami, ihe events in the Week Parti the Cuba this event, one night di pected, it at the recreation s local WPA, which is the event. Mrs. Eva B. Warner is super-| aes ! vising this particular program and| . ! is being assisted by Mra J. 3.| Plants Arrive | ! | DePoo and Miss Carmen Her-| Here For Visit nandez, La. Miss Goehring is a popular | member of Key West’s young so-| cial set, and Mr. Harvey is ai civil engineer in New Orleans in| the employ of the United States government. The marriage will take place some time during the} | month of February. afternoon the week this morning ction of the: sponsoring} B. M. Duncan, consulting en- gineer of the state road depart- — left erday afternoon! for Miami after a visit with his family. Mr. and M = : ag! Wer Winter visitors, who arrived) )"'° e | yesterday and will spend a month Key West, are Mr. and Mr Thomas F. Plant, of Nashville, Tenn. are attending the Mr, Plant is a member of the| - Watkins Commission Company, Inc.. of the Tennessee city. and Mrs. Plant are satisfied ied and Mrs. Wm. H. Jeffrey John R. Williams, who za few weeks in guests of Mrs, Jef- mother, Mrs. Jennie ,B. left over the highway |this morning for Miami. Arrange Dance At Habana-Madrid ‘Large crowd week night ¢ Madrid Club. be given ton John Pr DID NOT LIKE DOLE t at the us ard’s orche: furni: 1 program of rhythm the occa: is no cover charge made. } for cept for attacks of rheumatism | "| which kept him from attending royal courts in 1930 and 1933. Marries Brother's Fiancee King George, whose full name was George Frederick Ernest Al- bert, second son of King Edward VII anl Queen Alexandra, then/ Prinee and Princess of Wales, | was born June 3, 1865, in Marl-' borevgh House, London. On July 6, 1898, he married Princess Victoria May. who had Yacht Alva, master, with owner and] Vanderbilt, Jr., arrived late | from Boca Dr. E. H. Carnes, in charge of) “(QF PID OOGa the Marine Hospital, holds} : TO SUBSCRIBERS the rank of surgeon United States Public Health Service, instead of} a If you do net receive your paper by 6:15 o’sleck in the now y afternoon Grande and bi ed at the Porter | Dock company’s main pier for istant surgeon, | Several weeks ago Past As- fuel oil and supplies, and to be cleared for foreign ports. {sistant Surgeon Carnes went to! afternoon, call telephone 51 told |} Orleans, under instructions} Commodore | and a paper will be sent te The Citizen this morning, just be-| from Washington, to take his aa your home. A complaint boy Today { | a Vanderbilt ow, fore the Alva cleared and sailed, | amination for prometion. is om duty at this office from that they were going to Port of | he was advised he had passed his 6:15 te 73:18 tk ence ila Spain in Trinidad. they| exams and was entitled to rank! * ie will put over their plane and fly | of surgeon. purpose of delivering com- to Rio, Brazil, and possibly Buenos} Surgeon Carnes is receiving the; Plaimts. Help us give you 100 Aires, Argentine. congratulations of his associates} perceat service by calling 51 They expect to spend a couple} jand many friends in Key West. Migccticsestcesches TSICSn- zen, She was the daughter of Frederick, Duke of Teck, and Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck. They had six children, the youngest of whom, Prince John, died at the age of 14 in 1919. The others are: The Prince of Wales. born June 23, 1894; the Duke of f ey York, born December 14, 1895; Subscribe to The Citizen—20e1 the Princess Royal, born April weekly. VIIa MD DB MM 4 25, 1897, the Duke of Gloucester, There IE | | of weeks in these South Ameri- can resorts, and plan to return} to the state during the early part of March. strengthen the crown as an uni-} | imperial sovereignty came to the} When the war cast its shadow: peals to the emperors of Russia; the! = ichvirman and seeretary are elect- | Jed at each annual meeting to announced an unwavering deter-; health remained satisfactory ex-/ been betrothed to his elder broth-! jance with the world and the do-' ie "-4: If England knew less about the. Mar-! i z ‘ROAD DEPARTMENT | CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY January, | first | in} public engagement “ opening ps | t 1 FRED EBERHART ‘CANTATA TO BE LEFT ON PLANE’ ' DEPARTED ON COAST GUARD! CRAFT FOR TOR- TUGAS 1s j cantata, “ | the Trinity Presbyterian this evening at 7-20 o'clock. i | At the clase the choir of Pred- Eberhart, eustodian at Tri Fort Jefferson National ment, left today by Coast Guard plane for Garden Key on which seats will a te Saee for visitors. ‘the historie pile is situeted. The choir of the First Methodist | monu- give two neeeions: TUESDAY. JANUARY 1 TO CONCENTRATE ON SEWER WO sow MVre, har, ef the d j work and profe who is here with the other projects. the ‘ Just wnat church wid plans were not ton.) “hunch will render the That G'crious Song,” ir investigatir ehured ian inity Presbyt not be report to headquarter will her un mendatio The Rev. de Barritt states that Subscrive to The Cit:zen—2e ‘the plane He went in company with Ma- weekly. jor Enno G. Fruewald, U.S. A. R.,} and Mrs. Fruewald, who arrived in; from Miami. Major) Fruewald is to do some research! work at the fort and planned to! remain there, several hours se-! projects to ae tiful floral pieces and condolences. Rev. takers for their kindness. jan21-1tx born March 31, 1900; and Prince to Viscount Lascelles, now Earl Rose, born August 21, 1930. curing data and return this after-/ noon. ' peccescegerecoovccseces: i Pa Ten Reasons Why Boys ESTE Sheuld Carry Papers AS PRINCE OF WALES 1663 | C@SeceecoooceosesoeoacecS 1. It grooms a boy for a bet- ter job. 2. It teaches him to work. ARRANGE MEETING 3. It makes him dependable. 4. It raises the standard of | ‘his future. 5. It gives him valuable ex- perience. | , 6 It. gets the boy acquainted with people, 7. It teaches a boy to go ‘ahead and work for himself. 8. It teaches a boy the value} TO BE ELECTED DURING ** COMING SESSION j (By Awsociated Presa) H TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 21.! of money he has earned, —Electi ; 9 It shows that he has initi- retary for the ensuing year will ative and power to create ideas. be the first business before the! 10. It teaches the fynda-; state road department in its an- mentals of big business. nual meeting here Jan. 27. The! 3 on of a cha'rman and see- checks incum- | re- serve one year, but the bents may be successively elected. The present chairman is C. B.} Treadway and the present secre-| tary is H, M. Birtley. | The department also will won| SS sider at this meeting its opera- tions }udget for the vee We UY iy SPEND YOuR vacation | THIS YEAR IN SN wr PTY CARD OF THANKS LY We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness shown during the illness and death of our dear father, Thomas Dean. We certainly appreciate the beau- trv yy0. C6 Ahk hh hide dE dh hd bd y) Uy We want to especially thank the McCaskill and the under- THE FAMILY. George, born December 20, 1902. The Princess Royal was married of Harewood, in 1922 and a year later the Duke of York married Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. four grandchildren of King} j George were born to these unions. The princess became the mother of two sons while the Duke and Duchess of York were parents of Princess Elizabeth, born April 21, 1926, and Princess Margaret This Liquid Kilis cont en Hh OittoRor six ing medicines, imperil hatlog flows, freely into folds ee eee od SPECIAL OFFER ——on— PERMANENT WAVES f'wo Permanents THE ARTMAN PRESS | =| The Citizen Building PHONE 51 PIPPOP OOP OCLC OCLC LLOL Have Your Handwriting Analyzed Write to Constans, care of The Key West Citizen Send about eight to ten lines copied from a Newspaper, magazine or periodical, in your nor- mal everyday handwriting, and send it with 25c and a self-addressed stamped envelope. IRS. 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