The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1938, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ‘Peereescccccccccccccccecessesecescoesossoeccoss Reception And Tea Given : Yesterday By Woman’s Club (By E. M. L.) + A most delightful occasion was the reception and tea held yes- terday by the Woman’s Club in honor of Key West’s winter visi- ? tors at the.Public Library. ‘This # was the first time that the recep- ; tion, which is an annual _ event, Swas held at the library and the Spacious rooms with its many fibral decorations made a fitting ‘background. “Guests on~ arrival. were re- Geived by the president, Mrs. J. q: Trevor, assisted by Mrs. Stephen Douglass, vice president, and Miss Nellie Louise Russell, president of Junior Woman's Club, and Mrs. O. S. Long, spon- gor for the Junior Club. Ap- proximately a hundred members and guests were present. The table, laid in the south corridor, was beautiful with lace claete, candles, silver tea service “and centerpiece of flowers. From 4*to 5 Mrs. G. N. Goshorn and Mrs. Ben Trevor poured and from Sto6 Mrs. W. R. Warren and Mrs. W. R. Porter presided at theurns. Members of the Junior “Woman's Club served the dainties ith the Hospitality Committee proyided in abundance. Mrs. Haydn Illingworth, chair- man of the Fine Arts Department presented a fine program and many of the guests expressed a keen appreciation of the musical treat. All numbers received hearty encores. The orchestra, under the direc- tion of Alfredo Barroso, was placed in the north corridor and provided part of the afternoon’s entertainment. Following is the program: Songs by Mr. and Mrs. George Mills White, Gus Ayala accom- panist: - “L’Addio”—Nicolai. “Per Valli, Blangini. “Auf Wiedershen”—Romberg. “Wiil You Remember”—Rom- berg. Songs by Mrs Eva Warner, ac-j companied by Miss Edna Smith. | “La Golondrina”—Narciso Ser- radell “O, Si Si”—Alexandra de Mark- off. } “La Paloma”—Sebastian Yradier. “Estrellita”—Manuel M.’ Ponce. 7 larris School P.-T. Assn. Conducts Meeting Yesterday , Mrs. S. A. Petersen, president of.the Harris School P.-T. A. of- ficially resigned the chair yester- day afternoon at the regular ay meeting to Mrs. Mervin Mrs. Russell was pre- ‘sented with @ vase of roses hy ? Petersen, and a bouquet of - radiance roses from the as- ‘speciation. A most beautiful 4 juet of President Taft roses z presented Mrs. Petersen by tion in the work they have been doing. A novel broadcast in which a child ascended the stage and pre- tending to turn on the radio there started a broadcast from station P.-T. A. which brought out humorous sidelights of the vari- | ous members of the faculty and executive board of the 1937-38 season, was greeted with much laughter. Mrs. Wm. Habecker Mrs. Ray Curry from the associa-| was the announcer, Mrs. Remalda | a Russell, composer. Per Boschi”— - Social Calendar THURSDAY— Weekly Dinner, Rotary Club. Parish Hall, St. Paul’s Episco- pal Church. 12:15 P. M. Concert. Key West Hospitality Band. Bayview Park. 8:00 P.M =o2 FRIDAY— Overnight Hike and Camp on} Raul’s Beach. Troop 52, Boy Scouts. 5 P.M. Social Meeting, Junior Woman’s Club. 5:00 P.M. Public Li- brary. a, =. SATURDAY— Policemen’s Ball. Club Miramar. =i TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club dinner. 6 P. M. Sunday School Building. Junior Club To Hold Meeting Social meeting of the Junior Woman's Club will be held to-; morrow afternoon 5:00 o’clock at the Public Library, Mrs. Orlando Caraballo and Miss Rose Tift hostesses. Bridge will be played and prizes awarded. the chilé P- portunity” should be—substituted for “problem” .to ,¥nderstand childish difficulties, and that every youth must havé'~under- standing, sympathy, patience and love for his eldersiz3 ype ¥q) { Miss Mary Pinder’s class won the prize for the relatively great- est percentage of attendance, in- termediate grades, and Mrs. Char- lotte Haskins’ class won for the primary grades. Miss Mavereen Meador and Miss Leota Grillion tied for the greatest number of pupils present. “Blest Be the Tie That Binds” was sung by those present. Mrs. P. D. Huddleston reported on the Christmas operetta given under the musical direction of Mrs. Norma Dopp, ten dollars | was donated to the Community #ein resigning the chair, Mrs.| An excellent talk on child Clinic, Ralph Pinder reported on Betersen gave a short talk and | training was given by Rev. John/the Christmas Tree celebration feeling:y thanked all those who|Gekeler who said that the home, |held, donation from the Elks » shave helped her and the associa-| the school and churca influence | Club was acknowledged, plans MONROE THEATER © G, Farrell-B. McLane in FLY-AWAY BABY Roscoe Karns-Ruth Coleman in 4 A NIGHT OF MYSTERY » 10c: Orches- 5 tra, 15-20c; Night. 15-25¢ ANNOUNCING the presence of — H. B. MAYER EXPERT TYPEWRITER REPAI —who has served Key West in* that capacity over a period of the past— 30 YEARS All Makes of Typewriters Serviced and Repaired —LEAVE CALLS AT— Citizen Office OR PHONE 421 OOTP OIIIIIIII ISDS. _ The CHAS. ARONOVITZ | For SCALP ITCH ‘The combining several active Directly Active ee of } make I. ‘ial Lotion effective in ¢ a sooth- scalp ‘Two sizes 35c and $1.00. ——_—_—_——— FOPCLCLLCLLCLCLCL LOO OT RMAN VLLbkdddkddhddddddede 618 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST'S ONLY DEPARTMENT STORE 4N ESPECIAL WELCOME FOR AND M E N YOUNG MEN —awaits you here, in a separate department. Our selections are complete in all lines. BEACH WEAR POLO SHIRTS McGregor Brand — NUBS BEACH SANDALS The Famous KED Line CORK SANDALS, etc. White Flannel TROUSERS For ¢ress wear—at unbeatable prices CHAS. ARONOVITZ for a Founders’ Day Celebration im February, and for a card party to be given soon was broached in other business handled. Old Island Trading Post Waterfront. N. End Duval St. —GIFTS— Bring Us Your Gift Problems Send $1.‘saurz" ATLANTIC MONTHLY MAKE the most of your read- ing hours. Enjoy the wit, the wisdom, the companionship, the charm that have made the ATLANTIC, for over seventy- five years, America’s most quoted and most cherished magazine, Send $1. (mentioning this ad) The Atlantic Monthly, 8 Arlington St.. Boston. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | School Circle ‘Holds Meeting A “silent minute” and prayers in honor of Mrs. Laura Crusoe }and Mrs. Leona Felton, members jof the faculty, was a solemn |feature of the regular monthly | meeting of the Division Street School P.-T. A. Tuesday after- noon. A committee was appoint- ed to draft resolutions of respect for the deceased members. Mrs. Walden’s intermediate de- partment class won the prize for relative percentage attendance, Miss Carey’s primary class win- ning like honors. In the greatest number attendance prizes, Mrs. Cabot’s intermediate class and Miss Pinder’s primary class won prizes. Founders’ Day Celebration will be held at the next regular meet- ing. A donation of $5.00 to the Com- munity Clinic was made, acknowl- edgement of the check sent by the Elk’s Club recently given and thanks tendered the room rep- resentatives and officers for a so- cial gathering given recently? in other business transacted. | Entertainment At Garden Of Roses “There's a big time tonight” at | PBena’s Garden, of Roses. It’s the @ccasion of Jimmy Loss’ farewell es, in Key West for this son. This popular orchestra fas been held over for this one reek and will be featured in a tonight at Pena’s. Nov hs acts and entertainment galoré is planned for this affair and a large crowd is expected. See advertisement elsewhere for more particulars. At Casa Marina Dansants at the Casa Marina will be given on Tuesdays and Thursdays instead of Thursdays and Saturdays, and the lilting | Casa Marina orchestra under the direction of Dave Garson, which has made a decided hit locally, | will play. The dansant tonight will be held on the gay, colorful open- air dance floor, with the beauti- ful silver and mulberry cocktail bar available to guests. The setting tonight is expected |to be unusually beautiful with a | full tropical moon enhancing the scene. Quite a large number of guests jof the Casa Marina and) many |Jocal folk are present at these nme and have a merry | time. ‘Plan Reception | For Mrs. Smith | iets | Avreception in honor of Mrs. | Gypsy Smith will be held from |4-6 this afternoon in the Sunday | School building of the First M. |E. Church by the Ladies’ Mis- |sionary Society. | A musical program will be! | presented. | The public is cordially invited |to greet Mrs. Smith. N TIAA 2 LLL LALLA ALLEL eA LAL hh ORANGES, 2 bunches CAULIFLOWER, STRING BEANS, GARBANZOS, 3 bars ..... Normen a2 Fleas: SII IIISISASSSAAL LA APY WeeK-Enp Speciars: PHILLIPS TOMATO JUICE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2938. | sessecccsescesszesensees | TAKES BUT ONE DOLLAR | Patriotic Daughters } Frank Gouley in this, bd {city < Mrs. Harold Cates left this’ thief. The robber took just a dol- afternoon on the bus for Mara- lar bill from the cash drawer, ig- thon, to join Mr. Cates who is in | noring other bills and silver. charge of the Thompson Fish | Company interests at that point./ tion in Key West, was an out- Sa going passenger today, going to Mrs. Willian: Knight was an| Washington, D. C. for assign-| outgoing passenger on the 3)ment to duty. o'clock ferry, en route to Miami} for a visit with relatives and| Wm. McKillip, marine en- friends. gineer, who is employed by the ——_ Oversea Road and Toll Bridge | B. W. Thouron, finance of- | Commission and is in charge of | ficer with the Reconstruction Fi-|the organization launch Le} nance Corporation, arrived this | Pecheur, left this morning for No | morning for the purpose of look-' Name Key. ing over the progress of the work | ~ — on the Oversea Highway. He was | accompanied by George Widmyer, } regional engineer of the PWA, who left several days ago for Tampa. { Mrs. Eugene Ashe, who was visiting in Key West for several} days, left this morning on the} Cuba to visit her father, Jerry J. Warren, who is a resident of | Cuba. Mrs. Clara Cyrry left on bus of | the Florida Motor Lines this; morning for a visit in Miami and | will return next Wednesday. Jefferson Knight, who is em- ployed in the position’ of chi with one of thé Contractors the highway, left this mornigg | for Bahia Honda. RE ¥ W. 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