The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 22, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY et Nifia deLisa Calleja, Editress TELEPHONE 149-3 Racin Club Plans Informal Reception For Friday Night; The Key West Garden Club! and atmosphere required for suc- al reception | cessful growing. at; His talk on Friday evening at) | Hospitality House will be much; yed not only by those who had the pleasure of hearing Mr. ; Bruns previously, but by the cretary of | many who will attend the meet- ion of Gar-| ing and reception at that time. enlighten-| Not only are members of t a re-!Key West Garden Club invited to 1 Garden| be present on Friday, but also! 1 to be} any interested out-of-town visi-j At the informal reception -on-| following Mr. Bruns talk’ there} day ; will be an opportunity for these! | visitors to become acquainted talk! with each other and with Key An-| Westers, and it is believed that of| there will be a large attendance American selection in prize An-| at Hospitality House on Friday to, nuals since 1 Also, he ex-|enjoy Mr. Bruns’ speech and the| plained the nature of each plant,} social reception i pmediately aft- the habit of wth and the soil | erwards. will tender an inform Friday evening the Hospita' street honor } | | — | den Clubs, gave a most the} ing and interesting talk cent meeting of the lo Club, and his speech prov so well-received and of portance that h ; sented to spe: night. The sub, of Mr. Brun at the previous meeting was nuals, and he related details sind! n on Fri Many Reservations Made For Tropical Lurcheon Tomorrow Today at noon marked the end as tropical foods wil] be served of the specified time for the! exclusively the clubhouse eee earch for {He\ rooms decorated with a pleasing lowed by Bridge, which will be! @'T@y of tropical plants, flowers held tomorrow afternoon at 1:00, and fruits and palms. It will be} o’clock at the Woman’s ja true and authentic tropical} house on Division str | gathering in every respect, andj the auspices of the West} will be particularly appreciated Woman’s Club. |by the many winter visitors to Mrs. Robert Lord, head of thei Key West who plan to attend. committee in charge of the reser-| There will be favors and prizes, vations, has announced that these/ still in the tropical manner, for reservations have exceeded ex-|each table. All is now in readi- pectations. and reach capacity | ness for a gala occasion, and it proportions. | will be a lovely and charming af- The luncheon will be fair in the hospital atmosphere of beautiful and unus smuch the Woman’s Clubhouse. and Key Genet OF New Reiduestieeine And Register r At Casa Marina Yesterday’s arrivals at Casa Ma- rina included a party composed of Mr. and M Lester D. Fitler, Most of the Casa Marina guests interested in fishing have had splendid catches so far this sea son. On Wednesday of last week y York, who | Mr and Mrs. C. H. Stuart, of rst visit to the} Newark, New York, while out with (Captain Begley Filer made Schuler, als: are making thei Island City, Several fishing parties made up of guests of the hotel were sched- uled to go out today, but thes eight strikes and landed five tar- pon weighing from sixty to eighty j pounds, thus establishing a local parties have been tempora record for a party of two. postponed. One day’s grace} Others, too, have done well. doubtless will result in a greater | landing goodly numbers of large catch tomorrow, for an ardent! amberjacks, groupers, mackerel fisherman goes out with blood in| and divers other varieties. The his eye after having been delayed! waters hereabouts offer unsur- in the following of his favorite passed fishing facilities, and sport, and it is a wise fish indeed; many of the hotel guests spend that gets away. \their entire day at the sport. Miss Charlotte hay) Guito Married In Capital City 3. J. Guito, of Whitehead. bers of the family and close street, announces the marriage of! friends of the bride! aha :groom. her daughter, Miss Charlotte Mary,|| The bride was attired in a to Howard D. Moore, Jr., son of; charming two-piece suit of navy Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Moore,| blue crepe, black hat, shoes and . of Washington, D. C. matching accessories, and follow- The ceremony took place last ing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Thursday afternoon, January 16, Moore were guests at the recep- at 4 o'clock, with the Rev. Allan tion tendered in their honor by F. Poore, Methodist minister, of-} the groom’s parents at the lat- ficiating. The rites were perform-jter’s home. ed at the pastor’s home at 308 Ist} Mr. Moore is employed at the Avenue 'N. E., in the capitol city.| Navy Yard in Washington, and The wedding was a very quiet and} that city will be his and Mrs. simple one, attended only by mem-| Moore’s home in the future. Amatear Program Here Tomorrow | Meking Ready Ror \c oming Play There will be an Amateur Pro-| Pjans are now being completed | gram of Minstrels Dancing for the play, entitled ‘“Deestrick, presented by C! 3-B of the Skule of 50 Years Ago,” which/ Harris School tomorrow after-| Will be presented in the High} noon at 2:15 o'clock in the audi; School auditorium on January! torium of the school. |31, according to announcement) Victor Larsen is in charge of made today. : the presentation, and it ex-| A request is made for all who pected that there will be a large| "te t take part to meet tomorrow attendance on hand to view the/C’emime at 7:80 o'clock, at the; proceedings, which promise to be|#0me of Mrs. John C. Park, 821 interesting, since there will be| G¢o'sia street. seen some fine and unusual/ talent. | Jack“London, the novelist, sign- and jass is ! STAMP DIVISION SPANISH MUSEUM OPENS THURSDAY FRAMES WILL BE DISPLAYED TEMPORARILY IN NAVY AD- MINISTRATION BUILDING IN GOVERNMENT YARD The Stamp Division of the Spanish Main Museum of Key West will be formally op:ned on January 23, acecrding to Commo- dore Matho Fridericus von Mietk- Liuba, H. D. W., executive direc- tor of the museum. The opening of the museum will be combined with the Opening Exercises of the International Stamp and Coin Exposition. Tem- porarily the frames will be dis- played in the Navy Adminisra- tion Building, through the cour- tesy of Lieutenant William Klaus, U.-S. N. The Commodore announced that a large number of local peo- ple have donated generously to the Stamp Division. The next division to be added will be an Oceanographic Division. The museum frames are not arranged in strict harmony with philatelic principles, but from the standpoint of interest. Later on, the executive director states. the Stamp Division may be built up in a scientific manner. In the beginning it is deemed more ex- pedient to arrange the material in a manner that will intrigue and hold the public’s interest. Among the many frames ready for the opening of the museum are frames containing stamps from Nyassa; Belgian Congo with scenes depicting industries; a beautiful set from Lichtenstein; emperors, kings and other crown- ed heads on stamps; German in- flation stamps showing the via delorosa of a nation in her dark- est hour; Ukranian stamps and some from Czechoslovakia; air- mail stamps of various types, and others. Of very especial interest to local people, it is expected, will be a frame showing ships on stamps, and several frames with women on stamps have an almost universal appeal. Anyone who wishes to donate material of any kind to the Span- ish Museum, is invited to cont municate with the Commodore at his Air Station Apartment or on Thursday night in the Navy Build- ing. The museum, it is pointed out, is to be community property and is governed by a Board of Di- rectors. PERSONAL MENTION Seccccocscacocese Rafael Rodriguez left on the Cuba yesterday afternoon for a visit with relatives and friends in Tampa. Mrs. Bert Baker, who was spending a while with Mr. Baker’s' relatives, left on the Cuba yester- day afternoon for Tampa en route to her home in Sebring, Fla. left on afternoon and Mrs. W. D. McIntosh the Cuba yesterday after a visit with relatives friends. Bert La Rosa left on the Cuba yesterday afternoon for Cuba for a visit with relatives, Mrs. Agnes Dickey, who was visiting with relatives in Key West, left yesterday afternoon on the Cuba for Tampa en route to Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs, John Luff and daughter, Joan, who were visiting with relatives in Key West, left over the highway this morning for Miami en route to their home in New York. They were accom- panied as far as Miami by Mrs. Waldo Leon, who was spending a while with members of the fam- ily. John Demeritt, who arrived yesterday by plane for a_ visit with relatives and frgends, left in the afternoon for his home in Miami. Walter Maloney, of the firm of | Maloney and Peacock, left yester- day afternoon for Miami for a brief business visit. Mrs.* Elizabeth Knowles, who THE REY WEST CITIZEN SOSOSOOOOOOOESOOOOOOSOSOOSEOEOOSECOOOOOOOOOCOOSEEE Our Winter Visitors CUBA ARRIVES “WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22. {MUCH INTEREST | 1936. Today's ve NEW YORK STATE Mr. and Mrs. George New York City. Dr. Wallace Dixon, New York City, Mrs. Jane Stanki, City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Reiker, New York City. J. Cochrane, New York City. Mrs. C, M. McAdam, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. York City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, New York City. B. Durant, New York City. P. Durant, New York City. Leo J. Swartwart, New York City. Dixon, New York Hershey, New rest Hills, Long Island, N. Y. Norman Sweetse, Forest Hills, | Long Island, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. New York City. Cc. R. Walgreen, City. Mrs. Mary J. Hanford daughter, Marguerite, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. O’Hare Casgrove, New York City. Mr. and Mrs, Harry R. Les, New York City. Bill Cleveland and Burris Jenkins, New York City. MASSACHUSETTS Mr. and Mrs. F. R, Pettingill, Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Brockton, Sanford, New York R. K. Fuller, Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth, Quincy. | Ed. Bangs, Boston. Mrs. Gladys Wooten, Boston. Mr. and Mrs, S. H. Mudge, Bos- | ton. NEW JERSEY B. Orban, Glenridge. M. Orban, Glenridge. H. A. Krieg, Newark, F. Root, Hamilton. Bert L. Shepperd, City. Robert City. J. Ewen and Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brock, Hackie- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Brums. Hackleton. Atlantic Shepperd, Atlantic three brothers, OHIO B, Jones, Youngstown, Ray Crawford, Warren. R. Frsiger, Cleveland. C. R. Latham with party six, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Springfield. ©. F. McReadon, Cincinnati. Raymond Brinker, Marion. C. M. McAdams, Cincinnati. C. W. Hopkins, Ashtabula. of B.' Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Khau, For-| and: J. M. Powers,, } Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nettles and | son. ‘ ; Corrington Gill. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pelly. Lt. Col. Mark E. Guerin, U. S. Mr, and Mrs, Mayfield Hy Dun-| : lap and baby. ; || # ‘BRITISH COLUMBIA G. ©. Tranquil, Vancouver. ¢ TENNESSEE S. T. Thatcher, Sevierville. Prenk Schutt, Memphis, Edward L, Baabwich, Memphis. } KENTUCKY C. A. Dedler, Hardin. Frank H. Wright, Jr., ville. : if i Louis- INDIANA Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sarles, New; | Albany. j Ingling, | | Hutchings Hap- | IDAHO Mr, and Mrs. W. : Boise. J. NEW HAMPSHIRE | Mr. and Mrs. ‘good, Winchester. CALIFORNIA ; burg. { §. FP. Sibley, Sacramento. REPUBLIC OF CUBA ; Major Remon O’Farri!l, | vana. | Mr. and Mrs. F. Menendez, Ha-j f | Tampa with 22 passengers, | taking pass.ge at this port. ‘YACHT NICOYA | \y s Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Krull, Clarks-j a the finger piers in the yacht FROM HAVANA VESSEL LEFT LATE IN AFT- ERNOON ENROUTE TO TAMPA Steamship Cuba, of the P. and 0. S. S. company, atrived from FA. Hendrickson, Vangouver.| Havana yesterday with two second lass passengers for Key West; 12 first class and four second class ‘or Tampa. The ship sailed 5 o’clock for six ARRIVES HERE Yacht Nicoya, with owner, Al- bert W. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson of New York on board, arrived esterday and is berthed at one asin. Yacht Dixonia, which was here j several weeks ago and sailed for’ Ha-| Cuba, returned late yesterday aft- | ernoon an after a short stay sailed | ‘or Miami. vana. Miss Zoraida Ortiz, Havana. Joe T. Marino, Havana. MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Hopp, De- troit. Told Reddock. Elba. D. M, Lewis, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. L. Marshall, De- | troit. ; S.J. Clark, Onaway. Mrs. Dixon Lewis, Detroit. Marian and Harry Veryson, De- | troit. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peabody. | Gross Point. j VIRGINIA Wallace Wood Tamely, Norfolk Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Fayer, : Bristol. | WEST VIRGINIA Miss Julia Hutchison. inson. Miss Rebecca | Hutchinson, Jay Hutchinson, Hutchinson. Roy Hutchinson, Hutchinson. H Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Rickman, Wheeling. PENNSYLVANIA Mrs. Miles Garber and children, Carlisle. Jerry Thirl, Eaton. Bruce Miller, Pa'myra. | Harold Hirsh, Palmyra. Mrs, Eva Gladys Marsh, ! myra. Hutch-} i Hutchinson, | four Pal- Miami. | Mr. and Mrs. Evelio Tampa, M } P. L. Wilson, Miami. Robert Alvarez, Tampa. Walter Maxman, Miami. Rojas, Harry Morhey, Miami. Mr. and Mrs. F. Castillo, St. | Petersburg. W. R. Power, Miami. Armando Perez, Tampa. R. B. Reed, Miami. Jose Medina. Jr., Miami. D. L. Mesek, Miami. Mrs. Fidela Miqueli, Tampa. Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Sanford, iami. H. S, Giddons, Punta Rassa. Raymond Leon, Miami. R. F. Richey, Miami. Jerry Gwynn, Miami. Mrs. Nellie McKinby, Miami. B. C. Dowling, Jacksonville. J. M, Cochran. Jacksonville. Cc. D. Graus, Ramrod Key. D. Hall, Pirates Cove. Paul Persons, Miami. Billie Underwood. Miami. Mrs, L. Spencer, Melbourne. J. E. Gifford, Palm Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D, Towles, Miami C. C. Gibbs, Lake City. Wm. T. ‘Canton, Miami. R. Berdell, Tamra. Miss Valarie Clark. Miami Albert F. Carter, Ocala. Miss Gertrude Sanderson, Mi- | 1 | | Anniversaries EE SR ct 1561—FPrancis Bacon. one of f English philes born. Deed Apri ORGANIZATION Increased interest in the Key West Rifle Olib has been noted ‘since the organization meeting of the club was"héld early this week in the recreation office of thej local WPA. ° A variety of valuable and im ,Some instances unusual rifles were shown by several members , of the new club, and they had a {tendency to increase interest | among would-be nimrods or target | men. | Nearly a dozen members of the club already have been enlisted, with Charles Thompson, well known local sportsman, elected | president of the organization. ! Other officers are Clem C. Price, executive officer, and Eva B. Warner, secretary. Others at- tending organization session cluded Joseph Arlt, Howard Eng- land, A. C. Tanner, Jack Harris, ; 'John Robinson, Leonard Curry, . Neil Knowles and Del! Woods. Several of those attending the session already are members of a National Rifle Association. id as soon as requited num- bg of me Ghithe national 1 nization has been attained sapien will be made by the , lqgal club for affiliation with the 7 9.» leaders have ex- 0. in J President Thompson displayed at the organization meeting his 22 ¢ light an powerful sporter, and also his U. S. 30 ¢ Model | 1908, remodeled, with sporting . Sight, and other equipment. Mr. Tanner showed the group his } seven mm German Mauser equip- ped with telescope sight, and hav- fing an accuracy of 3,000 yards. | Other rifles displayed were some —— by Mr. England and Mr. { French physicist- Died June 10, 1 1788—Lord Byron, pictares¢ English pect, who great influence im his Died April 19, day. ber: 1799. Midd) education. first University of Musso of the Universities and Indiana, born N.Y. Died at Columba Aug. 2, 1866. Johr West Hiram 1849 — August Swedish novelist-dramat < Died May 14, 1912 1849—Terence V machinist Scranton. Ticket mayor, head o' ful Knights of Leber the height of its exictence mission-gen= of born at Carbondale, Pa. 24, 1924. ! i immigtat i Died June | | = Brooking econom 1850—Rober: S Louis merchant. ph lanthrep:st, whe ret to devote the rest « good works, founder Washington. D. © institu born in Cecil Co. Md. Die N Harris. BY PLANE FROM KEY WEST | Frank Mgo. Tyrona. Mr. and Mrs. David Prints and child, Franklin. John S. Forry, Columbia, Mrs. Catherine Moncrief, Cleve. j land. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Renouf,} : ami. TO MIAMI John Rurse'l, Miami. Make Reservations by Phone Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hen- iquez, Tampa. From Boston every Saturday From Jacksonville, Miami and Kent. GEORGIA Rev. and Mrs. Melrose Selkirk Avery, Atlanta. E. M. Barto, Atlanta, R. L. Weinbrau, Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Spievack, Atlanta Pauline M. Mallard, Atlanta. Misses Ana and Dorothy Tru- man, Atlanta. CONNECTICUT J. MacHartshom, New Haven. Mrs, N. Minnick and daughter, Ridgeway. Robert L. Toclear, Westport. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brewer, New Haven. COLORADO Philip Marcove, Denver. NORTH CAROLINA Jesse Causey, Furman. J. A. Spizht, Rocky Mount. ington. Miss ington, Miss Jack Florence Mesinger, Lex- Kate Bullard, Lexington. Clark, Lexington. ILLINOIS Elmer R. Jones and family, Towanda. Peoria. Mr. and Mrs. Knight Johnson and children, Peoria. Mr. and Mrs. Charles jand Victor Holly, Chicago. Mrs. A, R. Waikins, Chicago. WASHINGTON, D. C. Raymond Young. Charles Pearson. Mrs. Oliver Griswold. Mrs. M. Stearn. Mrs. M. H. Griswold. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baldwin. Holly group, left yesterday afternoon j for Miami en route to Jackson- ville. Miss Ednis Dunbar, of the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Macon, Lex-; A. L. Haunt and Mrs. Hunt,; Mrs. T. Ellwood Allison and daughter, Meredith. Media. i INDIANA ij Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Buckanan. | Indianapolis. | M.S. Gingrish. Missahawaka. H FLORIDA Caspian Hale, Miami. Judge David Elmer Ward, Ft. Myers, H. O. Kight, Ft. Myers. John R. Williams, Miami. P. M. Gellatt, Miami Beach. Mrs. W. H. Dunlap and baby, H. N. Hume, Brooksville. Frank T. Kiesaker, Tallahas see. Capt. J. Waters, Miami. Dr. V. M. Johnson, West Palm Beach. Mrs, Waldo Leon, Miami. Lieut. and Mrs. Haynes, Opo- ocka, Mrs. Leon McFarland, Miami Miss Barbara Sanquist, Miami. Judge Tom Watkins, Tampa. Clyde Smart, Sebring. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Van Hyning, Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Warren Boca Raton. Raymond Bethel, Jacksonville Clarence (Carter Nice, Jackson: ville. L. ©. Schuldt, Jacksonville. Miss Anabelle Cochrane, } ami. Mrs. Arlene Romero and son, ; Miami. | Miss Kathlene Knowles, Miami. Miss Atin Kirchik, Jacksonville. Miss Edna Crisp, Miami. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hornyak, | for stubborn | c a | { | | b i | | | : ee ei Mi- | | lett, j lth ECZEMA Resinol Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Albury, Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Cruz Sinfonte and daughter, Tamna. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Sanborn nd son, Buddy, Miami. WISCONSIN Mr, and. Mrs. E. Steele, Enarta. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Poort, Oshkosh. Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Allen, | Baraboo. Cecil Allen, La Crosse. NEBRASKA Ralph Lahr. MARYLAND ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mesier, Baltimore. MISSISSIPPI Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kirschen- aum, Greenville. Miss Vivian V. Roland, Vicks+ burg. VERMONT Mr, and Mrs. Harry J. Novak, | Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Williard Bart- Lima, Peru, was founded as e “city of the kings” by Fran- iseo Pizarro in 1535. Itching ickly subdued and hesieg? BENJAMIN LOPEZ FUNERAL HOME Serving Key West Half Century 24 Hour Ambulance Service Licensed Embaimer New Orleans every jCLYDE nn C. E. SMITH, Agent Key West, Fla. | RATE, ONE WAY, $7.50 Leave Key West 4 p. m., Ar- rive Miami 5:20 p m. Fast - Comfortable - Safe {OPI POIOIIOLD III ISS. 2 E F Puts A General Electric Refrigerator In Your Home We want you to try o of these refrigerators and see for yourself how eco- nomical in operating cost it is. Jpeegemaen ® 3 ON TRIAL for only down and 98¢ a until July 1 you can in your home. Fi The “LIFTOP” model has the famous Genera! Eler tric “sealed in” mechat- WPA Women’s Work Division inj Florida, who was here investigat- | was spending a while with rela-j tives in Miami, returned on the; 'ed as a seaman on a sailing vessel Wheel Club 7. jat the age of 17. Conduct Ride | Riding and dining is the pro-} gram of the Coral Isle Bicycle Club for this evening, weather} permitting. ! Members and guests will meet at the home of iss Florence} Sawyer Eaton street at 7:30} o’clock, ride around the boule-! vard, and a stop at Raul’s for al late dinner. i | POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC-! TION, JUNE 2, 1936 Seecesescerseresesesseeoee Supervisor of Registration JOHN ENGLAND plane this morning. ‘Webster Bishop, representing one of the large printing andj ar-' bookbinding establishments, rived by plane this morning for a visit with patrons of the com- pany. Clarence Carter Nice, head of WPA! music projects in — Florida,! who was here to perfect a music! ing the situation with a view to introducing new projects, left yesterday for Jacksonville to make a report on her findings. James Barton-Maureen Delaney j in HIS FAMILY TREE Spencer Tracy-Virginia Bruce in MURDER MAN Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches tra, 15-20c; Night; 15-25¢ j MONROE THEATER |. 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