The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 7, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR BOGIETY = Nifia deLisa Calleja, Editress TELEPHONE 149-3 Siete Shower Yesterday Honoring Wilhelmina Goehing respect in her white satin gown {and lace veil, carrying a fetching flower bouquet, and the doll- The Tea Shower held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Colonial by Mrs, Joseph W. Sawyer and! 2 : ss groom was in his conventional Mrs. Blondon Goehring in honor} cutaway. In front‘ of the little of Miss Wilhelmina Geohring, was| figures, as the final and complet- one of the loveliest and most beau-| ing detail, was a tiny blast velvet tifully appointed affairs of thej pillow. entire season. Miss Goehring will] The wealth of refreshments be married later on this month to} were in valentine colors of pink, Cornelius Bradford Harvey, of|red and white. There were dainty New Orleans, Louisiana. sandwiches and cakes in colors, The spacious ballroom of the|and a wide variety of toothsome hotel was converted into a salon|candies.. Mrs, Malone and Mrs. for the occasion, and constituted] Victor R. Moffatt officiated at a matchless scene for the execu-| the serving of the punch, the for- tion of the reception. The hos-} mer in a gown of cream lace with tesses, Mrs, Andrew Page, Miss! pink taffeta jacket and the latter Wilhelmina Goehring, Mrs. Blon-! tastefully attired in a charming don Goehring and Mrs. Joseph W./ creation of palest pink ace. Sawyer formed a receiving line} The young ladies assisting the and greeted guests, who number-| hostesses at the shower were all ed about five hundred persons, as/in light, fluffy dresses in rainbow they entered. Miss Goehring} colors, and wore coronets of real herself, attired in a modish and{ flowers in their hair, thereby striking gown of royal blue taf-| furnishing a further touch of feta, was utterly charming ini beauty to the entirely lovely af-} both manner and appearance, | fair. These yourg ladies were The ballroom itself was a riot; Mrs, Isobel Ball, Mrs. Dumont of color and beauty with its dee-| Huddleston, Mrs, Robert Dopp, orations of palms, hibiscus andthe Misses Alee Curry, Florence roses, and Del Woods’ Orchestra} Albury, Leota Grillion, Susan La- furnished a pleasing program of| Kin and Marguerite Page. appropriate music throughout thel The Jittle girls also assisting duration of the afternoon’s pro-| were the Misses Rosalind Albury, ceedings, with one special num-| Patsy Lou Goehring and Nancy PERSONAL MENTION Judge Jefferson B. Browne, who had been holding court in Miami, returned to Key West last evening over the highway. Mrs, Maud Dick, annual visitor to Key West arrived yesterday by plane from Miami.and'.is a guest at the Hote} Casa Marina. C. H. Stanton, chief engineer with the Florida East Coast Rail- way Car Ferry Company, arrived yesterday by plane from Mi- ami to make preparations to leave with Mrs. Stanton the latter part of the week and make their home in Fort Lauderdale. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hyland, who were spending a vacation as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Piodela, parents of Mrs. Hyland, left yesterday over. the highway for their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. Everett R. Rivas, traffic of- ficer of the Key West Police De- partment, who was spending a few days with relatives in Tampa. returned on the Cuba yesterday. W. H. Norman, student at Flor- ida University in Gainesville, ar- rived yesterday on the Cuba from Tampa for a visit with his family. D. Link, of the state plant board “orces, who was stationed in Key West for about one year, left with his son this morning over the highway for Miami, hav- ing received orders transferring him. “4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 7, 1936. {Federal Government. The point is! made that the trend shown inl | Looking At Washington (Continued from Page One) | these two opinions will, if adher-| had 16,563,907 killed or injured.}ed to, shackle the power of gov-' | At The Stores} ) The per capita expenditure, based, ¢™mment in the United States andj jon'the number mobiliied, for the} Mit Possibly create en area of gm id j activity not subject to the defined SPECIAL SILK SALE j United States was $180.91 and/ powers of either the Federal or Holtsberg’s will sell at special $26.02 for the other nations;! State governments. Such an in-} tsale Saturday. Marshall Field’si based on the number of dead and; terpretation of the constitution; |39-inch Beautiful Silk Prints in! wounded, the United States spent;2"4 laws of this country will un-} the new spring shades. See to-| $2.663,66.,eompared:to. $53.80 for; toudtedly please the super-busi-| day’s advertisement for the spe-the other. countries. These fig-|28S organizations, which are cial price offered. lures for. 3984, of ¢ourse, do not! quick to seize upon any legal includ »sbonus “fegislation. in- re ion,! BERMUDA MEAT MARKET ae be ppp ne in, eae ap escape ia ccevietions Juan Cobo, proprietor of the! é io gies [ee ene we exebieeed bys Bermuda Meat Market, claims to| Very litfle publieity has. been} ©” Federal law. have one of the largest and fresh-: given to the decisiam:ef the U. S.! ee oes | lest selection of meats in the city.!Supreme Court in the case of! , Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢/ His favorite slogan is “meat at’ Colgate vs. Harvey, originating in: vid pusices you can meet.” j Vermont. The case involved the eT = | right of the State of Vermont, in: | SPRING APPAREL jexercising its taxing power, a5 D) A N ( : E | New linen and gabardine spring, permit the taxpayer to claim cer-j Tomerrew Night, 10 0'Cleck suits for the 1936 season are now! tain exemptions if the income} j being displayed for the first time! concerned is derived from invest! RAUL’S CLUB |. Pritchard’s Orchestra at J. G. Kantor’s, Inc. }ments within the State. The de- } There are many other items of; cision was handed down a few] aDMISSION . $1.00 1men’s merchandise advertised to-i Weeks before the epochal A. day at very desirable prices. | judgment and was decided by the i identical majority of six that act-} MANHATTAN SPORT WEAR | ed in the AAA‘ case. | Mendell’s Exclusive _ Men’s| _ In the Vermont case the “priv- Shop is now displaying a fine line|/eges and immunities” clause was of Manhattan sport wear in the!CoMstrued to limit the power of 1936 styles, ithe State. Mr. Justice Suther-if potser Waves, $5.00 and up , $5. bathing trunks in the new knitted] broadest concept of national) | 4q7 Ph nny fabric and beach’ robes in white| POWeF a8 contrasted with state : and colors have just been re-i Pewer, said, “As citizens of the i cerged, | United States we are part of a | single great community consisting \of all the States united, and not | of distinct communities consisting AVS | of the States severally.” cneces FRIDAY, FEBRUARY COLDS and FEVER ! This day shows a tendency “66 Gout dog ward a sensitive, impressionable | Ligsid - Tablets HEADACHES nature, but with some leaning to | $aive- Nese Breps i= 32 minutes jealousy and selfishness, Try to; cultivate a freedom of thought, that melancholy and hatred of others may not gain an ascen- a } LINEN SUITS A | made of Pure White | xvsranteed pre-shrunk ; dancy and thereby spoil the life. Love of romance is strong. j EST SPRING MODELS. S Today’s Horoscope and doubie-bre= from— Vicks CouGH Drop sport and pisin back>— $1450 SPORT SHIRTS A splendid assortment SPRING sumbers array of colors $1.00 to $1.95 STRAW HATS The season's newest — $1.00 to $2.45 WIKIES AND HI-BOY BATHING TRUNKS Something nex. priced from— $1.95 to $3.95 SPORT TROUSERS By assortment wittes ane colors— Big Boy Williams in DANGER TRAILS Serial and Comedy Matinee: 5-10c; Night: 10-15¢ SPECIAL OFFER —on——_ PERMANENT WAVES || [wo Permanents e $5.00 Eee Bermuda Meat Market Cor. White and Virginia Sts. ALL CUTS OF MEAT AT PRICES Y; 4 MEET Armour’s Georgia Peach Ham SPRING LAMB, SHOULDER, STEW AND LEG Strictly Presi RW” Pork Armour’s DeLuxe Veal Nice Fat %-Growm Rhode Is- land Red Hens Before Doing Your Shopping— Call at the Polo shirts made of Celanese,{Jand,.in an opinion expressing the! '| NEW SHOWING 1936 STYLES MANHATTAN: Tod | | | | | ay’s Birthd Governor Harold G. Hoffman; of New Jersey, born at South! Amboy, N. J., 40 years ago. coee In other words, just just before! the AAA decision the Court strict-} ly limited the power of the States BUY WITH CONFIDENCE while in the latter case, accepting Bermuda Meat Market Pi 1 Deliver iene ber, “Ah, That Beautiful Lady in Blue,” dedicated to the bride-to- be. Mrs, William H. Malone, who is Miss Goehring godmother, had been asked to supervise the arrangement of the tea table, and this table was indeed a_ thing of ultimate loveliness, ‘beara ing the unmistakable touch of Mrs. Malone’s gifted hand and artistic mind. It was a very long table done in white and silver, and its centerpiece prised one of the most delightful decorative schemes ever seen. Beneath an arch of orange blos- zoms stood two little foot-high figures, a bride and groom. The| large assembly present yesterday! doll-bride was complete in every com-| Norman, and these tots gathered 16 gifts from guests on the lat- ters’ arrival, turning them over to |the ladies for opening and ar- ranging. Each guest also regis- |tered in the bride’s book. i Goehring was large, impres- | sive and varied, ranging from the | finest linens and silver to simpler j but equally well-chosen satins and a miscellany ci accessories, all lovely and in excellent taste. | The entire affair was a ; dominant one in the annals of |Key West society, smartly and | beautifully handled, much enjoy- ed by every person of the very pre- i afternoon, Dance At Raul’s Club Tomorrow A big dance is scheduled tomorrow night at Raul’s Club on Roosevelt will start at 10:00 o'clock. John Pritchard’: for Boulevard. 4 Dancing} i orchestra has} | eeececerecvccccooccscces PEOPLE’S FORUM wWececececasancancscosece | EXPRESSES CONTEMPT } FOR THOSE REFUSING | TO INTRODUCE PATY | Editor, The Citizen: Having been present at the The array of gifts tendered to/ i political rally for B. F. Paty, candidate for governor, in Bay- view Park Tuesday evening, I, as an American citizen, and a voter tin this county, wish to express : my contempt for those officials Social For Tonight who, in fear of the consequences, | yefused this candidate for high- Ladies of Fern Chapter, No, 21,| est office in the state, the com- Order of Eastern Star, will en-!mon decency of an introduction tertain with a sock social this eve-| to the assembled crowd. ae ning at 8:00 o’clock in Scottish! Can it be that the political Rite Hall, corner Eaton and Si-|Sense of our ofticials is so de- monton streets. j gxaded that they stand in fear of ‘A good program has been ar-| the present edministration to the ranged for tonight's affair. jextent that, such an event as oc- jeurred Tuesday evening | really happen in a city noted far been engaged to furnish good program of dance music for the occasion. Fern Chapter Plans a Tea For Sunday | tality? Iam nod a politician; nor —_—— | do I ask or accept the suggestions ‘A Jarge number of visitors and of any one as to whom I should Key Westers are expected to at-| vote for, bet atter witnessing the tend the Valentine tea being’ insulting spectacle, and after given Sunday afternoon by the Key West Hospitality League at Hospitality House. The affair will start at 4 o’clock and con- tinue to 6 o’clock. A committee composed of more; than a dozen members of the} er, I cannot avoid a of shame for Key West. It is my belief that the treat- ment afforded Mr. Paty by our officials will do more to militate against the oligarchic regime of ' sense | could} jand wide for its generous hospi-| ,hearing the address of the speak-! Mr. and Mrs. Sam Solot and two children Ray and Gene, of Newark. N. J.. and Mr. Solot’s mother, of Philadelphia, Pa., are enjoying a visit in Key West. They arrived over the highway Sunday. | Clarence Carter Nice, director of WPA music projects in Flor- ida, who was here directing re- hearsals of the Pirates of Pen- zance, left Wednesday afternoon by plane for Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Norberg Thomp- son departed on the afternoon plane Wednesday for Miami to take passage on the plane leaving that city for Santo Do- mingo, to meet friends and be absent for several weeks. Norman Lowe, who had been spending a few days in Miami, returned to Key West Wednes- day over the highway. Rev. Shuler Peele will return to the city to- night. Sinclair Lewis, novelist, Nobel Prize winner, born at Saul Cen- ter, Wis., 51 years ago. | | Major General Halstead Dorey. U. S. A., born in St. Louis, 62 years ago. j F, Trubee York City, president of the American Museum of Natural History, born in New York, 40 years ago. Davison of New \ i Ossip Gabrilowitsch of Detroit, ' musician-conductor, born in Rus- sia, 58 years ago. Staniey Washourn, noted cor-! respondent and author, born in Minneapolis, 58 years ago. | Andrew W. Robertson of Pitts-. burgh, manufacturer, born at Panama, N. Y., 56 years ago. George Herman (“Babe”) Ruth, former baseball star, born in Baltimore, 42 years ago. W. S. Roberts, who was sum- moned to Key West on account of the death of his father, W. | Roberts, and remained for the funeral Wednesday afternoon, left by plane yesterday for Miami. William Weaver, switchman with the Florida East Coast Rail- who has been awaiting a call service, left with Mrs. Weaver, yesterday over the highway to | take up his duties with the road’s | forces in the Miami yards. | Noel Cook, who was spending a | vacation with his parents and other relatives and friends, left yesterday afternoon on the plane for Miami en route to Sunnyvale, Calif., where he i chief clerk in the commandant’s ; office at the U, army air- port. s Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bur- | dick, of Kalamazoo, Mich. ar- ‘rived on the Cuba-yesterday to i spend a vacation as guests of Mr. ' Men of the noblest dispositions la narrow concept hone 52 Open Sunday Mornings KANTOR’S of national | 2) ; power, it limited the power of the; ,) ) AR | i Opens Skin Pores i Kills Scalp Itch | With six itch Killing medicines { in liquid form, Imperial Lotion | flows into pores and hair follicles | and thus gets at and kills the | cause of scalp itch. 35c and $1.00, | POLO SHIRTS made of Celanese, Knit- ted, Ribbed and all Pure Silk— $1.00 and $2.50 BATHING TRUNKS Knitted Fabric, all colors and sizes— $2, $3 and $4.50 MONROE THEATER Buck Jones-Dorothy Dix in SUNSET OF POWER Gracie Allen-George Burns in HERE COMES COOKIE Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ OWNED AND OPERATED BY Thompson Fish Co. Inc, Key West REGULAR AND RELIABLE FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN i iI H| H| | Key West and Miami NOW MAKING DELIVERIES AT KEY WEST —oOn— TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS WE FURNISH PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE: 813 CAROLINE STREET BEACH ROBES White and Colors $3.50 OVER-SEA HOTEL CLOSE TO THE BUSINESS AND ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Away From the Noisy Stream of Traffic Its Quiet Rooms and Wide, Hos pitable Porchés Invite You EXCLUSIVE MEN’S think themselves happiest others share their happines: ;| tem —Jeremy Taylor. when with 919 FLEMING STREET PHONE 9104 SHOP TELEPHONES 68 AND $2 ONLY FORD OFFERS SUCH VALUE AT THE ECAUSE of Ford’s basic design of engine, brakes, and chassis —only Ford can give you so much fine car performance in an economi- cal, easy-handling car. Because of Ford’s economy in Can't be had under $1645‘ —except in the Ford PRICE! Figures on this page show that in black and white. Over 2,500,000 Ford V-8’s now on the road prove it. And fifteen minutes at the wheel of the 1936 Ford V-8 will prove it even more clearly. Inno car under league is making arrangements for the tea, and Miss Etta Pat- terson and Mrs. Ella Lee Cash are decorating Hospitality House. The decorations are to emphasize the Valentine season. Mrs. William H. Mblone and Mrs. William R, Warren will pour rom 4 to 5 o’clock, and Mrs. D. A, Printz and Mrs. H. C. Galey will pour from 5 to 6 o'clock. Visitors in Key West will be especially welcome at the tea Sunday afternoon, it has been an- nounced. president of the league. Happiness consists in the our having only right desires. Augustine. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC- TION, JUNE 2, 1936 Seceneseceoseece Supervisor of Registration JOHN ENGLAND _. {the present administration than aj ant — H, P. Conable, who are {thousand more speeches by Mr.| Wintering in Key West and oc: Paty, If the propounding of prin-! cupying the Bailey home on South making and selling cars—only Ford can give you so many fine-car fea- tures at anywhere near the low Ford Why not drive one today? | $1275 — except William H. Malone is} at-| tainment of our desires, and in! ciples of common decency _and| Street. honesty in state government is to call forth insulting treatment from our officials then I say, “To |hell with sll of them,” and let us clean the whole damnable mess out and get some decent blood in }the veins of the official body | politic. I am sure the above is ithe attitude of the majority of the open-minded citizens who at- tended the meeting. RAY P. HINER. Key West, Fla., Feb. 1936, 1432 Virginia Street. (“FLY TO MIAMI Make Reservations by Phone Telephone 620 Regular Planes, Miami-Key West Airways, Inc, Daily Except Friday RATE, ONE WAY, $7.50 Leave Key West 4 p. m., Ar- rive Miami 5:20 p, m, Fast - Comfortable - Safe BY PLANE FROM KEY WEST] SPECIAL SILK SALE SATURDAY SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AND BE ON TIME : Marshall Fields 39-inch \j Beautiful Silk Prints in 1 delightful combinations of |] fashionable Spring shades, all washable, made to sell for 79c yard, our price, on sale Saturday, yard— 50c | i See them in our window and || you'll buy more than one! || WATCH TOMORROW'S. | PAPER FOR Hi MONDAY SALE | HOLTSBERGS | price. AND oem . @. B DETROIT— ing bumperi and Dare tive extra, the Ford In no other