The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 21, 1938, Page 4

‘MUSIC STUDIO TO BE OPENED ANNOUNCEMENT IN AD- VERTISEMENT p wane Rotary Ladies’ Night At Casa Marina Tomorrow The Key West Rotary Club will have its annual Ladies Night at the, Casa Marina tomorrow eve- ning, beginning at 7:45. The evening will be begun with a banquet. A preliminary survey of guests shows that there will be around 115 Rotarians, Rotary Anns, and lady friends present. During the banquet an excellent program will be given. President Charles Taylor will give the address of welcome, and will be responded to by Rotary Ann Mrs. Steve Douglas. William V. Little will be the principal speaker of the evening. On the musical side of the pro- gram, the Casa Marina orchestra | will be heard in two specially se-/ lected arrangements. The entire assembly will sing two songs, one a popular selec- tion, the other a Rotary song. Miss Edith Williams, who pos- sesses one of the sweetest, cleaf- est sopranos in the city, and who } has beén highly praised by many visiting singers, the principal one being Mrs. Betty Peyser, well known New York dramatic so- prano, will be heard in one of the solos. Gus Ayala will be ac- companist. The popular couple, Mr. and soprano, will and a duet. Mr. Ayala will be their accompanist also. Well known Rotary humor will | be seen in the Beauty Contest to be staged. There will also be club business at the banquet. Immediately following the ban-} quet, dancing in the Patio to the Casa Marina Orchestra. will be enjoyed. Mardi Gras Atmosphere At The benefit ball given Saturday! night at Habana-Madrid ‘for the Community Clinic and’ to secure recreational park equipment was a big success. The international floor show representing songs and dances of various nations was en- thusiastically received by an overflowing gathering. All of the acts were greatly ap- plauded, one of the highlights of the evening being gypsy fantasy representing the country Hun- gary, danced by Mrs. Julio De Poo, assisted by a quartet of beau- tiful gypsy-clad Key West girls, Maria Farto, Barbara Guerra, Lydia Garcia and Mae Henriquez. This dance was originated and taught by Mrs. De Poo, the cos- tumes designed by her also. Serpentine and confetti, flung through the air, lent an air of Mardi Gras, and at intermission, one hundred pairs of Cuban mar- acas with inscriptions on them were distributed among the pa- trons. i Everready Star Club To Hold Party The annual party of the Ever- ready Star Club will be held to- mofrow evening, beginning 7:30 ‘2°... dnternational Ball Saturday ‘The professional entertainers who contributed their talents were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Torano, Cecil Carbonell and Pee Wee. Little Marion Solano and Billy Warner were flag bearers, and be- fore each number was presented they marched down the middle of the floor, each bearing a flag rep- resenting the nation next to be presented, accompanied by that nation’s national anthem. The finale of the program was a spectacle of color and rhythm with the inimitable Juanita danc- ing the typical Cuban rhumba and conga with Pepito. At the close of the program the patrons continued the festivities dancing among the serpentine and confetti which by that time had covered the entire dance floor. Proceeds of the benefit will be announced a$ soon as all of the tickets are accounted for. ee “TRANSPORTATION . e S.S. Cuba Arrives Today Steamship Cuba. of the P. and and} Mrs. George Mills White, tenor! present solos: Key West welcomes officially LED this week the return of one of its MONDAY— Dilive sons, one who has made E aya Fellowship Club Pees himself prominent in the music ss 3 Plemiing Street worid elsewhere since his depar- Methodist Ciurch’ Parsonage. | ture approximately twenty ane Sig ago. He is Cecil Carbonell, who announces the opening of a Music and Dancing Studio in a display advertisement on page four today. Mr. Carbonell has had varied experience in the music world, including a long period on the Keith Vaudeville circuit and ap- pearance in moving pictures and on the radio. For the past two seasons he has played in Miami Beach at the Town Casino, “41” Club, Good Hotel, and has just closed at the Club Continental. In the two studios, Mr. Carbonell and his associates operated in Mi- ami, musicians were trained who now appear in leadnig bands all over the country, more so than those trained at any other studio. Mr. Carbonell will be assisted by Jimmie Thomas and Peter Arena in the music department and Miss Dixie Kay will have Social Calendar | | i ffuESDAY— — * : | Stone Church Service Club.Din- | ner. 6 P.M. Church Annex. | Annual Ladies Night, Key West Rotary Club. 7:45 P. M. Casa Marina. | Annual Party of Everready Star Club. 7 P. M. Home of Mrs. G. N. Goshorn. ao | THURSDAY— Geoffrey O'Hara Night, the Seventh Music Hour of the Key West High School Music Department with Cooperation of the Key West Woman's Club and the Rotary Club. 8:15 P. M. High School Audi- torium. Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 8 P. M. Bayview Park. rr BQH CLASSIFIED COLUMN eeccceccescococs MOTO-SCOOTS RENT A MOTO-SCOOT by hour or day. j Be Beat”. i 701% Duval srteet. marl9-2tx/ BICYCLES ! BICYCLES FOR RENT, by hour, day, week or month. J. R. FOR SALE—1/000' day-old baby = Stowers Company. nov2-tf FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP—Late ‘29 Ford, recently overhauled, in excellent shape. New tires. Must sell by Wednesday. Apply Habana-Madrid Club. H MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1938. CAMERA CATCHES THIEF | MONOPOLY ON CREAES Minneapolis—Tired of having Dundee, Scotland — After @ his automobile robbed, Merle | year's practice, Dr. Archer W @ Bull, a newspaper photographer. |Tigged up a small camera so & would automatically operate if anyone opened the car's glove compartment, at the same time sounding the horn. He didn't ihave long to wait for results. - Hearing sound of the horn, he | the camera had caught a picture of the would-be robber, which immediately turned over to aiie($0tute Only tel each,,,while they Jast. Arriv-| [at-Ameri ¥ ing Wednesday. Monroe. Meat ae eee 510 Fleming Street.) lead. Qeit tat af Pehs. | | marl4-lwkx | REAL ESTATE | marl9-4t REAL ESTATE — Conservative, CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor-+ ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. nov2-tf MUST SELL 30x11 ft. boat fully) equipped for living aboard, 16, hp. Regal motor. Anchored rResH LAID EGGS everyday Roosevelt Blvd. (Division St. continuation) one-half mile! from White St. Inquire at boat after 5 P. M. or see Clem Price, marl7-lwkx from nest to you. Call at 1609 Flagler Ave. marli-lmo Dunn has found more cresking knee jomts and arthrits m Dun- dee than in any other Scotth town. Physicians are unable t account for the number of nemy knees. | rushed out. He saw no one but | It’s Deliciously Fresh! — TRY If TODAY — STAR + BRAND liance; want the United States to ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member Federal Reserve System FOR RENT \GARAGE APARTMENT, modern conveniences, electric ice box. 1502 South street. marl4-Iwk FRIDAY— Meeting 21, O. Hail. Fern Chapter No. . S. Scottish Rite a= SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 4 P.M. South Beach. Mesopotamian expedition finds j game pieces at Tepe Gawra show- ing chess was played six thousand years ago. charge of the dancing department, in which children from two and one-half years of age and up will be aécepted. Special offers for first registrants is a feature of the advertisement. Starting next Saturday, Cecil Carbonell’s orchestra will appear on a schedule of four nights weekly at the Boca Chica Casino to play for dancing. Announce- ments of these dances will appear in this paper later. ———$——_—__— PERSONAL MENTION Captain Nelson Spencer, highly successful master of one of the ‘for Miami, after a pleasant visit fof several days. FOR RENT—Five-room furnished apartment. 1029 Fiemmg street. marl5-lwk 500 N. W. 5th St. jiami. WANTED ee] SEES Se OSS —_—_________________ | EXPERIENCED COUPLE desires PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed ‘aking charge of property for eards, $1.25. The Artman’ the Summer for rent. Best of Press. may19-tf reference. Box P, The Citizen mar19-2tx EASTER DRESSES Large shipment of Easter Dresses Just Arrived. Sizes 12 to 48 7 80 et: PASTEL CREPES TRIMMED WITH LACE < OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- zen Office. may19-tf TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. may19-tf FOR SALE—Big Pine Key large, HELP WANTED | WOMEN—Address and mail ad- vertising material for us at home. We supply everything. Good rate of pay. No selling. No experience necessary. Mer- chandise Mart, Box 523, Mil- waukee, Wisconsin. arl9-4tx fleet of sponging vessels, who was} oo spending the week-end with his; Charles Ewald, who was visit- famliy, left over the highway this ing for several days and enjoyed morning for his vessel which is at | some fine fishing, left on the aft- No Name Key. | ernoon bus yesterday for Silver _ } Springs. Captain Wiliiam Roberts, offi-| cer of the Monroe County Ferry| Jack Malone, employed on the System, left this morning to join! bridge projects, who was in Key his vessel, after a brief visit with} West Saturday for a week-end his family. jvisit with friends, left yesterday ed fbseeeates to join the forces at Rev. Alfred de Barritt left over! work at Duck Key. the highway this morning for eee Jacksonville where he will attend’ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Larch- ‘a meeting of the Presbytery. ler, who had been in the city for j —— { about one week, left on the after- | Mrs. B. F. Grosvenor, who was. noon bus yesterday for Miami, | spending a while with relatives; where they will visit briefly and high, dry lots, free and clear.! One block of bay, $60.00 up. CALKINS, Ramrod Key, Fior- HELP WANTED—Young men, 18 ida. marl5-6tx, 0 22 years, able to talk and | willing to work, $3.00 per day. LOST—Wallet containing cash in| Apply La Concha Hotel, 7:30 Monroe Theater. Reward if re-| p.m tonight. Ask for Mr. De- turned to Box A, The Citizen. Guenther. mar21-1tx 56-3 | "a, eee, t MONKOE THEATER Joan Crawford--Franchot Tone THE BRIDE WORE RED THE MUNRO, 128 N. E 4th St, MIAMI, FLORIDA, LOW SUM- MER RATES. Hot-water in every room. mar2i-tf FLOWERED CHIFFORS BOLERO DRESSES Wat Contrasting Jecmets SILK JERSEYS — LADIES HATS Large Variety to Choose From. Prices from $1.95 ap. ne SHOES For Ladies and Misses Grandes selection » town Multi-colors and whstes—ell CHAS. ARONOVITZ ete he Oe eS oe ROLLA ALAA A A hd ddd did de dade dadd ddd ddd, e’clock, at the home of Mrs. G.|O. S. S. company, arrived this| and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.| then proceed to their home in N. Goshorn, 326 William street. All members of the club. and their husbands are invited to at- morning from Tampa, with five first and four second cabin pas- Leroy Sawyer, left on the bu: this morning for her home in Jacksonville. lichigan. Will Hesson, formerly of Key |sengers for Key West; 100 first| and six second cabin passengers ART CENTER TO — tend. | West. who arrived yesterday by Machinist Wm. Vassie, light-| plane on a brief pleasure trip, left house department, who left last|on the afternoon bus for Miami. Do Your Part To Key West arrivals: Ruth O’Bry- | week to attend the funeral of his/| —_—_— BE REMODELED ant, W. A. Windon, Mrs. Windon.| Sister in Jacksonville, returned! Mrs. Horace O’Bryant, who left iced | yesterday afternoon on the late | last week for Lakeland for a busi- (€ontniued from Page One) ferry. ness visit, was a returning passen- F. Valyda, S. Hussey, Alejandrino del Pino, Eloise Alejandrino del € hdudedadedadad, Advertise Our City — ger on SS. Cuba this morning | Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders, | from Tampa. The manifest of The vessel | who were visiting at Homestead | arts, but also towards guiding and p; 2 : encouraging group expression Fino, BR. Eawis, J. Biee. leading to more complete com- munity sharing in the experience showed 16 tons of freight and on of art” . while the! primary sack of mail for Key West; one function of the’art‘centeriis net ton of freight, two automobiles that of @ selling) agency,ofe6f | ana’ 179 sacks of mail for Havana. the phases of the more educa--- The vessel sailed shortly after tional a ‘ for Havana wi fol- lating’ public WePboee MF ARLE cages booked trom PU a ; Key West: James Jackson, Doreen fu 1M. ag oes S. Rubio, Nor- a man S. vey, Minette Seavey, F.T.C. orders golf ball manu- Eleanor Séavey, Sadie Zany facturers and P.G.A. to quit price- | John Pellanye, Sue Harmno, Ma- fixing practices. irio Polette, Vanda Southard. jand the guests of their son and; Brigadier General James Alli- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' son, USA. retired, who came tEddie Saunders, returned over}here on the recommendation of the highway on the bus yesterday | his nephew, who was a visitor to afternoon. | Key West some time ago, left lasi ; Saturday for his home in North Mr. ard Charlies Whit-| Carolina, after a delightfully comb left on the bus yesterday , pleasant visit of one week. | CALL FOR BIDS | Joe’ Beaver, S. J., of Gran | Coteau,-La., and sister, Miss Col- The OVERSEAS ROAD AND lette Beaver, of Cincinnati, are TOLL BRIDGE DISTRICT will! visiting in Key West at the home j Feceive bids until 1:00 o'clock P.jof their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. CECIL CARBONELL MUSIC AND DANCE STUDIOS “I guarantee to teach yc strument in 20 LESS O ou to play your favorite in- =o. Instruments Furnished Beginners—Enroll now to join my Accordion Band —MISS DIXIE KAY— Teacher of Toe—Tap—Ballet—Acrobatic and Ball Room Dancing Children n 2% years Special Training for Stage and Radio —MUSIC CECIL CARBONELL—A: JIMMIE THOMAS—Voic PETER ARENA-—Strings —Limbering. Stretching and Reducing— of age and up accepted LO) STAFF— coord: Piano and Strings. Reed and Brass. All instructions under personal direction of Cecil Carbonell —NOW SPECIAL RATES TO OPEN— FIRST 25 STUDENTS REGISTERING THIS WEEK Corner Duval and Fleming Streets —PAGE BUILDING— M., EST., April 4, 1938, at the office of its General Manager. Avenue E, Key West, Florida, | for furnishing the following: | 2 Cash Registers for recording j collection of tolls 2 Electric Plants complete } Water Systems . 32 V. 60 Watt Electric Bulbs 32 V. 50 Watt Electric Bulbs ights Weatherproof Sockets 600 Feet No. 14 Double Rubber Covered Wire. | Specifications, bidding’. blahks | and com; information may. be secured the office of the General Manager, Avenue E. Key | West, Florida. without charges. ) The OVERSEAS ROAD AND * TOLE ny DGE DISTRICT re- serves fight to reject any or alt bids. ° Ov! ROAD AND TOLL BRIDGE DISTRICT. John R. Slade, Chairman B. M Duncan, General Man- 2 8 8 8 8 ' i | F. Beaver, on Stock Island. FIND HEADLESS BODY ‘ Niagara Falls, N. ¥_—The dis- covery of the decapitated body of @ woman apparently about 50 years old in one of the giant tur- bines of the Niagara Falls Power Company presented a problem to police officials. The body was headless, with the arms and lower parts of the legs amination reveale her lungs, discredit theory. Clarence Darrow, cr yer who defended Loeb and Leo- pold and opposed Bryan in Sco; trial, dead at 80. Directly Active For SCALP ITCH active ‘The combining of several | medicines make Imperial! Lotion cet externally Mitchell THE HURRICANE —also— COMEDY—NEWS jdocccccocccvcccocosoooce VTA PALALLLALALLA LALA AAA AA dd ddd ddd dudddadadaddaduled shown here— Tell your friends all over the nation EDITION TIME—+tell them not to miss seeing this release and to tell their friends about it! 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