The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 5, 1937, Page 4

Ut ifn . Holtsberg. 10. * Mis§ Louisa)Delaney, wear- everetary, Mrs, “Aree a Sheree ecm i i i |r nirue wae si ay 1937, a AS hopners, >FEFet, H #s * play-suit from D. Aronovitz. a A UL sec LUB 13. Miss Susan LaKin, a ia i RE SRE ee oer Nero Serene Soe 2 Orchestres_Floor Shew ing an imported linen dress wit a OLD TIMERS | cork soled sandals and handmade! beach hat from Joe Pearlman's. | ni once eapransterengr a 8 much amusement to travelers vis 25 14. Miss Martha Buck, wear- She indians and their faithful | iting Bolivia and Peru on the weekly inc oi gee with} Hsmas. The ilama (pronounced | cruises trom New York Usually hat and white suede sport shoes} 7@™ because of the double /) has | when some one tries to add an extra H Joe-Peart 3 been the popular beast of burden in | pound or two to the llama’s burden | from Joe Pearlman's. ; the Andes since time immemorial. | he will lie down, refuse to budge.and 15. Mrs. Howard — Wilson,! ang a very amusing animal he is! | very likely spit upon the offender, modeling a sport, suit, sunburst] although he fills the porter role, he| And his.aim is perfect! —PEREZ— CASH MEAT vp Pattern on crash with, jersey coat! is high-steppiug, haughty and very} Im addition to carrying burdens, || FRripay ¥ Entertainment jand accessories from,@. Arono-) independent. Barly in his youth he | llamas furnish wool for the . + Club _ | Vitz. learns that no self-respecting llama | cloth—finer woolens CHOICE W) MEATS - . rd 16, Miss Sodta Cobo, wearing’ ew a re ome wees = igs oon of i eon or the wen. a ga 2 a white cre) vt. dress, em-| huni pounds. queer quirk of ner fieece of vi ice” Fat Hens, Night in Habana” is being | poet, is in sae Beaedened ee eT ea kee cial, thoes proms’ Uke beasts altuey Scinvoeraic cousins of the Ine live or dressed — ‘at Raul’s Club on Resse} DeMolay anniversary e@ hat and accessories from Theo. Pi oshd oa ‘dg ae ————_o—__— tonight at the Cuban Club. Eee Reslovard tomorrow exening| Ti", the chapter's fourteenth | Uoltabers. . wanting st 10 clock. Both 17. Miss Dollis Burchell ae @uben and American music will be! ‘The dance aan .39 ing nautical coat from Old Islan played for dancing. o'clock. ete Hh 980 | Trading Post with silk crepe dress} bag, from I, Appelrouth. Management of the club has ar-|/ Music is to be furnished by |and hat from I. Appelrouth. 32. Mrs. Ralph Milner, wear- ranged program o 18. Miss Anita Berkowitz,|ing shell pink net d.nner gown, & mlendia of/ John Pritchard’s orchestra. wearing a Tyro‘ean crepe dress,jfrom Joe Pearlman’s. wearing a chartreus chiffon eve-| wearing a pink satin evening Wee eh ii Seater ning gown, with siiver shoes and dress, with silver slippers and ac- cessories, from Theo. Holtsberg. —_o—____ 4 Phone 76 805 Fleming Street t typics! Cuban entertainment in-| ; ; siuding several exhibitions of the Phe » To Put Pees accessories from Joe ae PALM BEACH ; oooh a eae ren eennd iy. 10 On Baby Show | 19. Mrs. Orlando Caraballo, f I “IE modeling a white silk sport dress berg. Bos "oun zraigaag oad — wed ponsex of the American Le- as y John a Pritchard's popular dance orches-| gion Auxiliary are planning a a om a Si sine! tra. A Cuban Rhumba Band has/ baby show for the last Monday in| 30, @ rejnh silk. sport dress, been secured to play Cuban mu-|this month and arrangements are! with ma aisoata Ok chmullars pee sie. now going forward toward one of ippe . red patent leather sandals from’ the most complete affairs of the Theo. Holtsberg. ——the newest mode for the |- fashionable man — es- pecially styled in Sum- mer’s smartest patterns— |’ a new special four-fold trimmed in blue, with hat to} 34. Miss Kathleen Hughes, | ANNUAL PRE-EASTER wearing green net dinner dress,! trimmed with silk coronation braid, } ' with matching sandals, from I.! Appelrouth. 35. Miss Clara Lankford, wear-} 33. Miss Florrie Ketchings, modeling chartreus green chiffon evening dress, from Theo. Volts) | i | i . 7 ny * , 4 ing white cotton evening dress, ‘ Asks For List kind eyer given in Key West. | 21. Mi tans: “Hushes, “ Mary Have Taken Advantage ;!? construction makes these Of Exhibit Advertisements and annouce-| 21. Miss Ka yet hahah harap ie ; Of These BARGAINS, So attractive ties washable 1815 Now @-€ Medet, ments of the details will appear | V°2"Me spectator sport dress with} 26, Miss Alee Curry, wearing, Delt Dar ve ties w: : yellow hat and sandals from D. Aronovitz. to her the names of the different! 22. Mrs. Henry E. Sands, persons who had exhibits in the|We@ring hand-knit blue sport’ cool—easy to tie—hard to Exclusively ‘styled a net dinner dress, with matching | blue turban, from Theo, Holts-; in later issues of The Citizen. Mrs, Norberg Thompson as gen- eral chairman of the Flower Show wishes to have the chairmen of mui by— sn $19.75 Miss Rita Pinder, wearing | [ oz. BLUE SERGE SUITS, | see | | | the various committees submit| show. dress from Casa Marina Gift}/corn colored chiffon evening gown, “BEAU BRUMMEL! ” Shoppe. with si:ver scandals and evening Mow Full Width CoA RN ROBE Fai 2 SRT "| Cocktail and Afternoon Dresses |bag, from I. Appelrouth. $12.50 and $9.75 $7.50 $1.00 Shelves to give ‘ 000900000000000000000900) DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT 23. Misses Virginia Perez and| 38. M'ss Susan LaKin, wear-|}| LINEN SUITS . ble sterege AT SLOPPY JOE’S PLACE) Martha Carbonell, wearing land/ing a powder blue chiffon | eve- VIEWS AND REVIEWS | blocked Indian print hostess gowns| ning dress, with silver sandals, 2 PALM BEACH BOWS Auremetic interior Lighting. Another free dance will be giv-| from Old Island Trading Post. |from Joe Pearlman's. SRORT. PANT ve AGi50_ to 1% All 4 refrigeration services en tomorrow night at Sloppy Joe’s} 24. Miss Rosemary Saunders} 39. Miss Virginia Perez, wear-| _ -00 values, $4, EASY TO 8 uy ' Bar on Greene street. The affair; wearing a flowered chartreys chif-|ing white chiffon, with floral pat-; > ea tern and red evening shoes, from | D. Aronovitd, and carrying the ty One Case of $1.95 and new swing time bag made by Mrs. | $2.50 FANCY SHIRTS, fon afternoon dress, with hat and accessories from I. Appelrouth. 25. Miss Carmelina Alfonso, starts at 8 o’clock. Rudy and his Swing Band will Ames Pinchot: be on hand to furnish a good i: i i d PrO-| wearing a flowered chiffon cock-| Hebe Menner. i various colors and sleeve “The duty of Congress is to Paves » ; F . H Just $3.19 General in keep Mr. os Shade from destroy-|@*8™ of dance music. There will| tail dress, with hat and acees-| 40. Miss Nellie Louise Russell, lengths, $3.19 puts a eo your i sori Joe Pearlman’s. | ing Democracy and setting up per- be blues singing, tapping and_ sories from ee sonal government.” trucking and a variety of other) | 26. Miss Margaret pexter,/] FERRY RESERVATIONS || Hilaire Belloc, British author: entertaining acts to make the|™ ktail — — gE Available at “Religion is the main determin-. dines ‘a8: dhlcbabig sane. coc il dress from e0. \olts- W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES, special lots reduced. See element in an: intry.” acts berg. e 7 ‘ . these values! ims 4d ie ees: Manager of Sloppy Joe’s invites} 27. Miss Rae Louise Russell, Bain Service Station | Albert the public to attend the dance and| Wearing a taffeta cocktail gown, “4 fe 7. Beacon, preacher: with hat and accessories from D.|} ,,2ony’s Service Station FELT HATS “If church and schoo! cannot ar-| has extended a special invitation Fleming at Grinpell St. Phone 34 . ar Aronovitz, oH . “i rive oa ie ees public ac-jto visitors, 28. Miss Alice Mitchell, wear- Administration Office $2.50 AND $1.95 ogee seman -"e Democracy proponents of the Pea @ Court, ing chiffon tea gown, with hat and Building—Eaton 1 Street pr aot ate ns sername pace sen the! black flowered patent leather san- ee See Our Spring Lines of change are extravagant and the) gals from Joe Pearlman. Ferries leaye No Name Key W. L. DOUGLAS and Henry Ford, auto maker: fears raised by its opponents are} 29. Miss Barbara Carey, wear-|4.a9d Matecumbe 9:00 a. m. and | FLORSHEIM SHOES yeep nmap are bes ridiculous.” i ing afternoon flowered chiffon] } 2:00 p. m. hind unions cause ey) 07 f D. A vitz. Wnt te" contro! industry and kilj| JamessG. Harboard, /Major-Gen-|°" eenpbes eres eampetition,” 30. Mrs. L. T, Bragasss, wear- See “Tf there’ is ever another big! ing ashes of roses taffeta evening Ernest A. Hooton anthropologist;| Military explosion, no matter|dress, with accessories, from “Females, after attaining cer-, where, the dangers it generated| Theo, Holtsberg. tain age, become almost immort-| Would threaten every land in the} 31. Miss Martha Watson, al.” small and closely interrelated ~ world of today.” E. Jon i ‘= ae Bes ru ory q| Samuel B. Pettengill, Congress- “Quality” Offers You REAL MONEY-SAVING FOOD VALUES —Let Us Help You Balance Your Budget— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS PO cranes ; man from Indiana: ] pine ten attitades and with moral}, “E ean only express my pro-| LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE, can Sener cadets show Cpe eat as tance Se SUGARS Ibs. e ” 0) stac! ins irces | deck of cards aye all on the same’ POTATOES, ‘10 “ibs, * weet oe aga of Women, |™°ral plane. | EGGS, Fresh Florida, Large Whites, (guar- ---And You Will Find In This werelty, ' a a anteed), doz. “Girls haven't changed funde- } Nie % 4 : mentally. Ire teahy the ‘worl wif ! eS a Directory, Stores Which i that’s no longer slow.” | A DOG FOOD, Large i | Army Of LIBBY’S POTTED MEAT, 3 for T. d P Stafford Crypps, British Lord, on! 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