The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1936, Page 4

PAGE FOUR = SOOBTY =: | Miss Jennie Fae Lowe Honored At Shower Given Cn Thursday Mr *| The spacious ball room of the door prize and Over-Sea hotel was the scene of Cates won second. one of the largest and most ela- one sats ae fe piers sented during the afternoon with daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carl Ber-| Mrs. Miriam Piodela, piano; Hec-; valdi, were joint hostesses at a tor Barroso, saxophone; a piano miscellaneous shower Thursday selection by Miss Dorothy M&y- afternoon in honor of Miss Jennie field Knowles, and Mrs. Grace, Fae Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Archer, Miss Susan La Kin, M Mrs, Walter J. Lowe, Sr., who will! Harriett Johnson, Miss May Hill wed Hollon R. Bervaldi Tuesday and Miss Faye Elizabeth Bervaldi, evening, July 28, in the Fleming contributing vocal selections. Street Methodist church, at 8:30, A unique feature of the enter- !tainment was the novel manner in were received by the’ which the gifts were presented to ted by members ofj the bride elect. For this purpose ing aft-ja wagon painted green with U. S. in exquisite color-; mail in white letters was drawn in Eleanor Bervaldi,! by the maidens who will serve in; mother of the groom-elect wasjthe bridal party as flower girls. gowned in lavender flat crepe;' These were Faye Elizabeth Ber- Mrs, Carl Bervaldi wore a gown valdi, Phyllis Stevens and Ella of flowered georgette. Miss Lowe,’ Mae Bowery. | honor guest was gowned in pink} Paul Gibson, Jr., costumed as a net. Membe the bridal party! mail carrier blew a postman’s were Mrs. Harlie Fleming in blue| whistle when the gifts were pre- organdy; Miss Edna Gomez, pink} sented the bride-elect. lace; Miss Catherine Saunders,; Many lovely and useful gifts} white organdy; Miss Catherine| were showered upon the honor; Thompson, peach-blow organdy. ! guest by her numerous friends. | The lovely summery frocks pro-| Mints were passed by the flower} vided a colorful note against ajgirls and a refreshment course| background of garden: flowers in|was served during the afternoo: tall baskets used profusely in| to the guests by Misses Dorothy] decorating the ball room. |Mae Dungan, Lois Malone, Mar-; The guests registered in the} garet Dexter and Madge Sands. bride’s book as they arrived. Mrs.!_ Approximately four hundred| Meroba Jenks Hood won the t! guests enjoyed the occasion. | i William; A musical program was the bridal par ernoon gow ings. Mr Charch Circle | Dance Tonight At Enjoys Party | Habana-Madrid : | ae poune pene on the Ley) Habana-Madrid Club is plan- Memorial Methodist Church en-. |; = a dovedialkidinarta lactaignts ANI ec big attendance tonight that were present wore kid cos-}4t the regular Saturday night tumes and played kid games. Re-; dance scheduled for this evening] freshments were served. at 10 o'clock. H Those present were: Management of the club pre- John Richardson, Elizabeth} dicts good weather for tonight’s! Russell, Ida Bethel, Donovan Her-: affair despite the fact that there} rick, Prinston Lamb, Elizabeth| has been slight rains today. How-| Rosam. Gladys Russell, Malcolm| ever, rain or bad weather will not) Johnson, Roberta Matcovitch, Ar-| prevent the dance as a large floor| chie Roberts. Ed Woodson, Evelyn; on the inside of the club will be Niles, M Bethel, Mr. and Mrs.| used if there is bad weather. Tom Curry and Mr. and Mrs. J. Musie for this affair will be N. Sturrup and Mary Elizabeth! furnished by George Dean and his Smith. popular 11-piece orchestra. night dance scheduled for tonight at Raul’s Club on Roosevelt Boulevard. a Dancing will begin at John Pritchard’s orchestra willjo’clock. A large attendance play for the regular Saturday; anticipated. Arrange Dance At Reul’s Club 10 : ----=ICONCERT SUNDAY PERSONAL MENTION SQUARE wocccccecccccccccoaccces | T. S. Caro, municipal judge in! Key West, was a returning pas-| senger over the highway last night; TO BE RENDERED BY WEL- after a business visit to Tampa, | L2G } TERS CORNET Wm, Combs, of Stockville, | BAND and brother Cornelius El- bertson, of Tampa, who were in! Key West for the funeral of their, mother, Mrs. Nettie Elbertson,! pe thes Cuba yesterdays: 10x du pesiasinauates Bun iclece lat Jackson Square, Mrs. Whitney Papy and son} The program will be under the were passengers leaving on the direction of Shedrac Hannibal. Cuba yesterday afternoon for, a! Numbers to be played follow: vacation in Tampa with relatives} Qvertures, “The ;Oraéle”—Otis and friends, > ak | Taylor. ‘ Karl Cuesta, of the Cuesta-|_ Overture, “Le Diademe”—A. Rey cigar manufacturing com-,Herman, This number will. be in-} pany in Tampa, was an arrival in!terspersed with popular music of | the city yesterday afternoon en Quicksteps, Fox Trots andj route from Havana, and met with | Marches. i a number of his friends in Key; * West ceeetia oe Be the Gaia! ees jks ; March, “Our Director’—F. E.| Cora Fernandez, sistes _ of, Bigelow. Charles Perez of this city, Miss! Overture, “The Oracle’—Otis Margaret Henriquez and Miss: Taylor. Hilda Lopez, of Tampa, who were! Fox Trot, “Melody From the vacationing in Havana, were met) Sky”—Louis Alter. yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Perez| Waltz, “Kittiewake”—Olivett and a group of friends who re-! Myers, mained during the stay of the! ‘Overture, Cuba in port. Holmes. The Welters Cornet Bnad will give a concert tomorrow after- “Pantheon”—G. E.| { | frequently put on at Holtsberg’s | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OPEN ROAD CALLS FORD V-8 VACATIONISTS say AT LOCAL CHURCH i 4 ert By Whether your destination is the mountains, the seashore, or a shaded picnic glen, vacation this year can | be more thrilling in a Ford V-8. The call of the open road, vacation time, and “that V-8 feeling,’ ideal triumvirate, experienced trippers say. Upper left, a Fordor Touring Sedan is pictured in a pi ting. Upper right, a fishing scene in a mountain stream. Lower left, the new Convertible sedan with built-in trunk compartment is shown at the seashore. When the day is fine, the top can be lowered, and the snug : enclosed sedan is changed into an open phaeton. Lower right, a road shot in the Western Rockies. Mountain driving is a constant joy with the V-8 power plant making all grades easy grades. Center, a happy vacationist leaves the old garage doors behind and takes to the open road! At The Stores| — * ‘site sex, but not distinguished for constancy. Shou'd select mates | with the greatest care, otherwise }long continued troubles will re- sult. Should marry those born of between November 22 and De cember 21 (Sagittarius), March !21 and April 19 (Aries). A RUBY will greatly aid their intu‘tion. Can also wear a Diamond. By LE MARS @ecccevcccecse character and talents those born between JULY 24 TO AUGUST 22 LEO people are generous, sym- SWEETING’S SERVICE STATION Latest equipment for measur-{ ing gasoline has recentty been in-| stalled on the Sinclair pumps at! pathetic and magnetic; make ex-} Sweeting s) Service) Station, //c0r-| —ilent nurses, are emotional and! ner Grinnell and Fleming Streets. ! ' zasoline through this new de-| Wonderfully intuitive, and vise can be purchased for even! money instead of odd pennies as in the) past. | "The | | have | great power for good, as they are | practical, philosophical and spirit. | i their jowns will allow no one to dictate | HOLTSBERG’S DOLLAR SALE Holtsberg’s Store is today ad- sing many items for the Dol- lar Sale at this store Monday morning. These dollar sales iual. Have great love for their children,| WASHINGTON |management of and will become furious if any-! Heer toe one reproves or hurts them. Are | inclined to ve lazy and to borrow. : Are easily attracted to the oppo- | which are ‘operation. GARAGE in direct ly put i SAAS tees re popu'ar with those who would RATES...from $2.50 save on high grade wearing ap-| parel! SE CE HOLTSBERG’S Dollar Sale Monday SEE WHAT YOU CAN BUY MONDAY FOR $1.00! COM- PARE OUR PRICES. Sport Piques, 50c yd., 4 for , on APPELROUTH’S STORE The Store of Fashion now clearing the store of all summer merchandise to make room for new goods which will soon be! coming in. Reductions have been made in every department for Monday. SUNDAY EVENING is 125 Rooms...Baths ‘You'Tl be pleased with regular - $1.00 yards $1.00 Pillow ----- $1.00 Cloth, $1.00 ‘gular $1.00 le, There wiil be a gram put on tomorrow evening! at the regular services at Con-, gregational Church, the outstand- ing features of which wil be singing by the congregation in- ed with anthems and; varied pro-: $1.50, for Beach Robes, made Terry Cloth -_ ‘a $1.00 Boys’ Wash Suits, 3 to 10 yrs., 2 for. See $1.50 Shadow-proof Slips $1.00 4 : 20c Pajama Checks, yards y the choir and outs:de | for _ $1.00 |] 25¢ Baby inch, 5 yards $1.00 Children’s . 7 to 14, 2 for 2 New Seersucker sale ..... Dotted sale Soft Fini: of Mrs. John Gekeler, Janice Lew- and George Mills White ar2} pected to contribute to the rogram. = . MANAGEMENT School Dre ——— | BADLY BEATEN i ai oD SPECIAL SUBJECTS Rev. Yancy T. Shehane, pastor of First Baptist church of this city, will discuss two very inter- esting subjects with his congrega- tions tomorrow. At the morning service he wil preach on “The Great Place and Power of Prayer,” and in the eve- ‘ning he will discuss “The Scarlet ‘Thread of the Bible.” It is desired that the membership of the church attend these and ent-re services, visitors are i we'come, 1 1 Scene will Hous. offi tion Avgust, A. }. ‘ thereafter unt 10th day of Oct Sundays and hb the hours nine twel commen THOMASINE M. MILLER —BEAUTICIAN— Latest Air Cooled Method Permanents: $2.50 to $10.00 Hair Dyeing a Specialty 407 South St. Phone 574. } An added feature of the morn-, worship hour will be a duet y Mrs. Co:lins and Mrs. Robin- At the even’ng service the regular choir wil! render a special jsong, and the Shehane boys will jalso sing. MONKOE THEATER Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Myrna Loy a WIFE ws. SECRETARY Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ i i i HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard OVERLOOKING BAYFRONT PARK AND BISCAYNE BAY Opposite Union Bus Stetion One Block from Shopping District and Amusements LOWEST RATES EVER QUOTED Single Room with Bath Double Room with Bath ALFRED SIMONS, Manager LADIES! HERE’S “YOUR CHANCE! HERE'S A, LOT OF SHOES That have just been received— were ordered to be sold at a much higher price, they will be placed on sale Monday at oniy $1.95 (See Window Display) Just in: New shipment of School Shoes. Don’t wait un- til the last minute to prepare the children for school open- ing. REDUCTIONS Effective Monday on _ every DRESS in the store. Al must be sold to clear our stock. SPECIAL: 150 Ladies’ * Dresses in Flat Crepe, Silk Seersucker, Laces, ete., sizes 14 to 52, $1.79 on sale 15 doz. Ladies’ House in Dotted Swiss, Voiles; sizes 14 to 2, on sale 10 doz. Ladies’ House Dresses, on sale Ladies’ Silk Slips, each Silk Dresses Laces 89c 48e 50c EXTRA SPECIAL MONDAY 50 pieces all pure Silk in Flo: Crepe, Triple Silk Shi (some Mallinson’s the lot) regular $1.00 and $1.50, on sale Monday morning, yd. 50c 10 pieces Candlewick Voile, yard 19¢ 6 inch’ White Dimity, F Yyard Fy ga 10c aust eed: Big’ Stock Boys’ Short arid Long Pants : 1, priced VISIT THIS STORE MON- DAY ' FOR BEST BUYS—RE- DUCTIONS IN EVERY DE- PARTMENT. The Store of Fashion City’s Leading Ladies’ Store 1. APPELROUTH Mr. and Mr Will Baez who are! March, “El Capitan”—Sousa. Overture, “Le Diademe—A. spending a short vacation in Key! Herman. West with relatives, are to leave! March, “Lights Out”—] tomorrow morning over the high-| McCoy. way for Miami where Mr. Baez is! Star Spangled Banner—Key. DETROIT—Mrs, Rose Bowyer {of this city had her husband ar- ‘rested for beating her so badly on) ‘her wedding day that she was} ilaid up for a week, Longeloth, 10 yds. i, 5 5¢ Pillow Tubing, 5 Large size Wash 48 to 52 sefenseaa<sie Japanese Silk Pajamas yds. OLD PAPERS employed in the export siplencls ment of the P. and O. S. S. com-! © pany. |Today’s Horoscope Mtr, and Mrs. Roy Potter and! © ereenmoccccccceces sons Roy, Jr., and Archie, left] Today’s naative will be govern- this week for a vacation in the! eq largely by inspiration and Carolinas and visits with Mr. Pot-! hence liable to wander off into ter’s relatives. strange paths, sometimes far ‘from the right one. The mind is J. S. Golden, manager of the! rather artistic and perhaps a lit-} Colonial Hotel, accompanied by tle given to tificati the! Mrs. Golden, who had been spend. H hd Pits canhate cna | , . % h (senses. Carefully cultivate cheer-! ing a vacation at points in Ohio] fulness, and other sections, have returned to Key West. quarterly vacation with his family: at the home on Pine street, left A. C. Jenks, keeper of Carys- fort light, who was spending his‘ ties at the station. this morning to resume his activi-! i -- $1.00 Double Bed Mosquito Bars, ee eee - $2.50 Boys’ Long Pants, $1.50 grade for ... $1.00 Boys’ Shirts, fast colors,’ on sale .. acastenenees- SVE Philippine Handmade Night Gowns, 3 for _... $1.00 50c Handmade Baby Dresses, for ripple Sheer JOE ALLEN i Notary Public | THE CITIZEN OFFICE PALACE Roger Pryor-Wendy Barrie in | TICKET TO PARADISE | Conrad Veida in i THE PASSING OF THE THIRD.| SEE WINDOW DISPLAY FOR FLOOR BACK OTHER SPECIALS SLOSS Nae 1525 | | For on. ------. 8Se $1.50 New Belgium Rugs $1.00 $1.50 Heavy Bath Rugs, Ns ae Cannon Towels, extra and heavy, 4 for .... CIES ITIDINATIOT SSIS! 5 Bundles for 25 in bundle THE KEY WEST CITIZEN (Ld tg hh bedded td tddd ddd Sale 5c werar, O hake hd he hue Me de dhechededesdlekead ul ERY soon cach of our < frends will be recenwimg 22 invitation tw our We: we want @ to be the best looking mvunon wr ; and Naturally, you want your Wedding Ievaone wery finest, and that 5 why wc arc mere e remarkable line of genume Secc! Eagras< Gons and Ampouncements i the Favommd S THE ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BUILDING | i AAAAAA AAA Ahhh A hl Don’t Fail To See The Kerosene Operated ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATOR WHILE IT IS IN TOWN—YOU WILL LIKE- Its Silent Operation Its Freedom From Mechanism Its Lowest Cost Operation Its Efriciency REMEMBER Electrolux is not subject te windstorms and other disterbances—kero- ELECTROLUX LITERALLY PAYS FOR ITSELF IT IS AN INVESTMENT OF THE SOUNDEST KIND! 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