The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 18, 1938, Page 6

S OC IAL ACTIVITIES Fifth Arnual Fashion Show Last Night Brilliant Affair: Colorful and stunning styles were beautifully exhibited by members of the Junior Woman's Club last night at the fifth annual Fashion Show given at the Casa Marina by the Junior and Senior Women’s Clubs for the benefit of the Public Library. Enthusiastic prvise was given Mrs. O. S. Long, director of the Show, who also dressed the models and gave an outstanding fashion revue. Curry Harris was master of ceremonies and an- nounced the name of each model, described the dress she wore and told from which store it came. The girls came down the steps through the spotlight which was at the entrance and walked down the right side of the lawn walk under the strings of colored lights and returned on the opposite side of the. walk. Spectators lined both sides. llowing the re- Pe wiih gst tty Canova, sev- en Yeats Ok, mawk a snappy and varied fap routine. Gerald Pin- der--und Miss Louise Pritchard brought a bit of Spanish atmo- sphere ‘in a tango number, and Mr. Pinder topped the short pro- gram with a brilliant tap exhibi- tion. Through the courtesy of the Thomasine Beauty Shop, all the evening dress models had their hair done in the latest modes suit- able for evening wear. The models, the dresses they wore and the stores from which they came follow: - Bath and Beach— Barbara Carey — Red slipper, satin bath suit, with white accessories—Holtsberg. Mrs. E. L. Patterson—Red and white beach ensemble, with matching accessories—Store of Fashion. Edith Moffat—Blue and white elestex bath suit—Aronovitz. Anita Berkowitz—Beach and bath ensemble of tricotene, “and sharkskin—Holtsberg. Mrs. Arthur Sheppard, Jr—A ‘floral elestex bath suit, with white accessories—Pearlman. } Camille Pierce — A’ sandeze beach ensemble in dfindle style—Holtsberg. Mrs. Robert Dopp—Printed pi- que beach ensemble—Pearl- man. Clara Yates—White sharkskin play suit, with colored beret and clogs—Store of Fashion. Theresa Sullivan — Silk play _-suit, matching kerchief and cork sole sandals—Aronovitz. base Slacks— Mrs. Vincent Cremata—Nat- “tirelle-colored slack suit, with fulti-colored sandals and beret—Store of Fashion. Clara Lankford—A Kay Christy ‘eavinere in white sharkskin— _ sHoltsberg (Fhe tbird birthday Homer Herrick, Junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Herrick, was! celebrated last night at the Rock House, corner of South and Rey- nolds streets. A splendid three candles honoree, and was cut delicious _refcesh- ments served. Games were play- ed during the course of the eve- ning and a large number of very useful gifts given young Herrick. Present were Robert Parks, Miss Joyce Parks, Miss Carolyn Strunk, John Smith, Gifford Her- rick, Miss Shirley Smith, Ward Herrick, Miss Esther Smjth, Phil- lip Strunk, Miss Marlene Parks, Miss Joan Wood, Miss Betty Weed, Edward Strunk, Paul Her- tick, Don Herrick, Austin Pierce, Woodrow Niles. Jack Niles, Nathan Niles, Anthony Niles, and Miss Kathryn Parks. Country Clab Second Membe be held at the hip Dance will ntry Club 10 o'clock tomorrow night, it is an: nounced The first dance very successful the organization announced that the dance tomorrow night is ex- pected to draw a large from advance reports. Only members and out of town guests are eligible Talks by na with the British involve defense and must be a secret, Leahy warns House committee party of birthday cake with | by the 3 Xenia Hoff—A slack suit of hop-sacking, wearing a’ ba-! bushka and colored cork sole beach sandals—Aronovitz. SE Sport Dresses— Mrs. Orlando Caraballo—A Kay Christy hand-blocked yellow linen peasant style—Holts- berg. Solita Cobo—A silk pink linen, Peariman. Alce Curry—A naturelle trice- tene spectator sport in shark- skin, with green accessories— Holtsberg. Louisa Delaney — Silk India Ada Rodrigu: 4 Carmen McBetli='4ndia print bolero street “dtéss, with ker- | chief and jewelry—Old Island Trading Post. ae Afternoon Sport Dresses— Martha Carbonell — Flowered cessories—Aronovitz. of Fashion. Marguerite Page—A spectator | Grand Ch | iv ond rinses Chapter No. 21. Joseph’s School 8 P. M. Convent Auditorium. =O SATURDAY— Annual Picnic of Fern Chapter No. 21 0.ES. Sugarloaf Key. ; Membership Dance. 10 P. M} Key West Country Club. | — t MONDAY— Meeting, Music Guild. 8 P. M Oversea Hotel Salon. Natural Color Moving Pictures of Key West through courtesy | of Jacob Schreiber under aus- | pices of Junior-Senior High = TUESDAY Ladies ‘Night, Stone Church SetVice "Club. 6:30 P. M.} Stone Church Annex. ca ‘THURSDAY— Rotary Club Luncheon. 12:15! P.M. St. Paul’s Church An-}| nex. i Why not—you say? Well, asa sport dress of Bagdad print matter of fact the species is few sories—Aronovitz. and far between—but we one here in Key West. Mind you have Mrs. Robert ‘Thompson—~After- —only one. noon dress of printed silk He is George Perez, son of the with white accessories—Store | Oldest and best butcher of Key of Fashion. West (who wasn’t left-handed)— Mrs~Joseph Lopez—A spectator and he cuts meat, expertly—even Holtsberg. remaine— though left-handed Cobo’s Bermuda Market, White —at John} T. A. 8:00 P. M, PRR ‘Auditorium. | PPO. PERSONAL MENTION. | | trician left over the highway this ; were visitors in the city yesterday jafternocon by bus for Miami to; morning, arriving on SS. Cuba {visit relatives and will be absent | from Tampa. about one week on business Mrs. Mizpah Burns and so! Billy left over the highway this in Miam be the R. j afternoon for a visit with relatives and will guésts of Mr. and Mrs. P. Clements. Henry Russell was a passenger a brief visit with relatives and friends. D. W. Monroe, agent .for the | Tokheim Pump Co. and J. O. Hazard, of the Texas Co, who were in the city for two days on business, left over the highway this morning for Miami. Miss Marina Crespo, in charge of the ticket office at the Monroe theater, left over the highway this morning for Miami where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. E. E. Sparks and another sister, Mrs. Frank Bowen, and be away from the city for about one Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beau- champ and daughter Miss Elissa, who were visiting in the city for about two weeks, left this mern- ing over the highway for a visit 19 points on the west coast, with stay of several days in Lake Wales. Mrs. Ernest Godwin, who was visiting briefly in the city with — and children Kenneth and Peggy, | Mrs. William Dunlea, Y i town, Ohio, and Miss Ruth ischer, of Salem, Ohio, visitors at The Citizen office 'terday and were delighted i the setup in the office and shop i the paper. Miss Hoéwischer is = dh MEE * Daniel | Sister-in-law of R. B. Thompson, | an. tS‘ aaghters, editor of the Farm and. Dairy, | y; Phe Haat been visiting rp jon-the Florida Motor Lines bus formerly connected with the hege for t®#d fénths»awith Mr.’ ‘M+thi$ afternoon going to Miami for Salem News. 8) . Entertainment © bays of St. Lieutenant E. R. McCarthy, U.} |S. C. and G., survey, Mrs. Me} . ‘Carthy, and Miss Mary Falk left! over the highway yesterday |, MF — tee ——— for Miami, where they will be | highway e terday for No joined by Mrs. Walter Eckberg. of | Name Key, where Mr. Camus will New York, sister of Mrs. Mc-} join the ferry ‘i af canbe af then! 1 Carthy, and Will spend a vaca-} vessel's personnel. tion in that city. | J. O. Hazard, representative of | nan oS Sete a = the Texas Co., is a visitor in | Cove: where he will join a yacht Key West, discussing matters! for a fishing cruise in adj t with the company’s agent, the | Porter Dock Company. } ae | Mr. and Mrs. L. Hueler, who D. W. Monroe, travelling agent | were visiting in Key West for a | for the Tokheim Pump company, arived Wednesday on one af, bis | regular business visits. | | G. R. Shaw and W. D. Officersof the custor service {from Tampa, artivéed‘on §.S. Cuba yesterday to assist local offi- , cials in the inspection of baggage. Ss Atlee Puckett, formerly of Key West, Mrs. Puckett and. children, say, her mother and other relatives, , * |) left over the highway this morn- ing returning to join Mr. Godwin in Miami. Henry Archer was a passerger on the early bus this morning going to Miami to meet several of his_ children, including Mrs: Myrtle Erickson whom he had not seen for 12 years and others who will assemble for a family re- union. — Printed : 2nd Virginia streets. Drop in and) 45,. yadeline Henriquez and Evening Dresses— Juanita Mayg—Rose chiffon Alicia Ai Dinner gown, of tucked marquisette ‘Iman: hion. PET ai This huge area is one in which} For Indian Reservation is—! (By Associated Press) When nature gets around to doing | her share of the task, 125,000 acres | of the Flathead Indian reservation | will become a roadless wilderness. | baby left over the highway this morning for Miamien route to Montgomery, Alabama, to visit her mother who is seriously ill. Mrs. O. S. Long left on the early bus this morning for Miami where it is intended to pay a brief visit with friends. styled by the Famous McGregors. All colors— Miss Florence Adams, daughter of A. Maitland Adams, left jend stay in Miami with relatives Rita Pinder—Cherry red chif. | Present improvements and roads | fon—Aronovitz. Jean MacMullen—India print ‘in the region will be abandoned. | areas will be set aside and jewelry — Old Island °° other reservations to give the blue evening dress—night- gown goes formal—Holtsberg. Susan La Ki Indians a place in which to es- Mrs. L. T. Bragassa—Grave “@P¢ civilization. | The island of Java, in the East| j- | Indies is the most densely poup-| winkle chiffon dinner gown lated land mass in the world— | Store of Fashion. . evening *Wéar—Old Island dustry i “stymying” national re- ' cover). W. O. Douglas charges. hae ot and OTHERS— $1.65 —new stripes. Mark Twain LINEN SUITS. Fancy and Plain Backs HICKOK BELTS Sport models . e . . . : : : = . e = HATS eodooeroroce <ctteau i CHAS. ARONOVITZ e@ Key West's Largest Store MEN’S DEPARTMENT IN TOWN Now showing—brand new SHIRTS—whites, Stripes and pastel shades—LION BRAND Excellent line of NECKWEAR—Rainbow hues NEW STRAW and PANAMA —Peariman. |821 to the square mile. Mary Fae McClanahan—White | ———— j net evening gown, lace trim—j| Medevial English yeomen de-j| | veloped archery to such a degree | fia that it was not supplanted b; | fire arms until 100 years after the invention of the musket. Smalf group in the utility in* $1.95 . $14.75 $1.00 $1.50 ve OPER ERO OEHESOSOOSOOE OE EES SEEDED EOEEe 618 Duval Street MO IIPALALLLLLLLLALLLULLALL LALA A A Ad and friends. W. M. Miles, secretary of the State Road Department, and John Bize, connected with the checks COLDS | Salve-Nose Drops _ Headache 30 minutes, Try “Rub-My-Tism”-World’s Best ISSLIOOOIOIOOO OOOO TON Come and Hear Rev. J. McCreary, S. J. ——AT-—— CHURCH OF ST. MARY STAR OF THE SEA SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1938 ‘The Mission and How to Profit By It.” “What Think You of Christ.” 9:30 A. M 7:30 P. M MONDAY. 7:30 P.M TUESDAY, 7:30 P.M WEDNESDAY. 7 P.M “The All Important THURSDAY, 7:30 P.M ‘The Ch That FRIDAY. P. thf ic Cl and hear the Message of Catholic Church is, see dectrines and practices, “Is One Religion As Good As Another.” “The Bible Only or The Church and The Bible” is Up To Date” Non-Catholics are cordially invited to come their minds and their hearts and carry peace and consolation to their souls. REV. W. J. REAGAN, S. J., I IAALLLLELL LL LLL Le on; | the bus this morning for a week- OTHER POULAR MAKES IN- CLUDING PETERS AND BROWN SHOES $2.85 to $3.45 —— Big line of SPORT PANTS $2.95 to $7.35 oo New Hickok Sport Belts $1.00 j i . shhh derhouhhededdhedihidedechedediede Question Answered.” | if i i t Confess Their Sims to a / of eit tFCLE ei i 2 ' E { t Confessions From 4 to 6 P. M i | ul Unto Death and I Will Give of Life” hurch and The World” Salvation, learn what the how reasonable are her how fully she can satisfy Pastor. Power Boat Sullivan, Captain Veral Roberts, of the Overseas Transportation Company, arrived in port this morning from Miami with a load of freight for Key West. brief time, left yesterday for a short yisit ih Miami, after which they will Provreed to Jacksonville. where Mr°Hueler is a member of Motor Lines. J. R. Stowers was a passenger leaving yesterday on ‘the bus The Classified ads — mvarakiy —“get their man” Sounds Mike « Northwestern Mountie story doesn’t it? Results do faljow. though from advertising mserted m The (i> zen Classified column eo proof Two ads inserted an Tucsier of this week—Lest Ads—orcught ammediate results. Mrs. Widmeyer, on Fiagier street, advertised the ieas of «2 bunch of keys—eutemetek end otherwise They were return ed to her the same day for a brief business visit in Mi-| ... ami. “ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pieters, who’ have been visiting in the city for a few days, left this morning over — the highway stopping at different | Points enroute to Jacksonville. Mrs. Sebastian Dongo left on the bus to visit with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pinder. ly iL. intl it i z 8 8 § ' ih if iy i I ok | i ; A r iH Rive i i 2 ite Fe Fa Hl ij : : il : i} 1s {tf ony Hi 1 Ht | | | i ii & 3 if if tH i 3 dhnks jit t ite ti! i hi i aT rfl FS re | i i | ' Working . . . Strucgling to ont =p on top again with ali thet goes with it and thal's the fume feeling of al) of my customers who ere heipuing me get there yesterday for Miami ! Mr. Pinder is serious- ‘j f J uf ri ii 4 tH il i 8 t fli ik i ft ii it | { sitet HE itt t ' HiT ! tI PY | ti ; i . i t if : i i tlye EF i i i itt hiebef u ha b ¥ i [ . wit i} | i | H f bet "nh | kt i rf j i ‘ if tt i if i j i t i rT) t : f i yt *f ir if i i t ' iY