The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1938, Page 4

Dentists Impressed With City Hospitality After Social Round .,. 25.1 Dentists, technicians, supply “house representatives, their wives and friends and Key Westers had a ‘continuous round of entertain- ment last night as recreation from the clinics and reports of the mid-summer convention be- ing held at the La Concha Hotel. Highlight of the social affairs yesterday was the cocktail party given by Dr. and Mrs. Armando Cobo at their home in the Army Barracks, where nearly 300 were present, including army and navy, city and county officials and a host of Key Westers. The crisp beauty of the white stepha- notis with dark green back- ground of leaves, and a touch of the flaming poinciana provided the floral decoration. Service was from old silver and crystal sets. Following cocktails, the groups arrived at the dance given in |goes the more their honor at the Club Miramar. | Point of intriguing interest was the rumba danced by Mr. and Junior Woma Social meeting of the Woman’s Club was held Thurs- day afternoon in the rooms of the public library, with Mrs. Ray- mond Curry and Mrs. Merrill Roberts in the capacity of hos- Games of Michigan, Rummy and *Bridge were enjoyed and when the several scores were computed it was declared that Mrs. Osgood Kemp and Miss Mar- guerite Hernandez were the win- ners, Delicious refreshments were! tuna Lopez, served during the afternoon. Guests of the club were: Mis- ses Cleora Roberts, Bebe Spence, Virginia Shine, Marjorie Atwell, Faye Adams, Clarabell Cerezo, Grace Perez, Louise Hawkes, Junior | Mrs. Albert Boza. Visiting den- tists attempted various modifi- cations of the dance, and were very much pleased with their success. It was an extremely merry group at the dance, which continued until late hours. A banquet held at 7 p. m. was made especially interesting since no formal speeches or prelimi- nary affair were scheduled, the talk being thrown open to con- vention members. Wit flowed freely. Nearly 150 present con- ventionists were grouped around three tables. They were served Spanish dishes. The visiting members seem ex- tremely well impressed with Key West hospitality, many of them stating that it has often been said that the further south one hospitable the people, and that Key West’s hos- pitality bears out its southern- most position. Everyone has tried to do everything to show them a good time, they, say. ns Clo Hebde= Enjoyable Meeting Thursday, Anita Salgago, Frances Lee Till- | Meeting, Sea Scouts, Ship 3.! er, Mrs. Milton Roberts and Mrs. Julio Lacedonia. Members were: Misses Maudie Lowe, Helen_Saunders, Lelariette Roberts, Margaret Dexter, Edna Gomez, Ada Rodriguez, Anita Berkowitz, Solita Cobo, Theresa Sullivan, June Crusoe, Vilna Al- ‘onso, Louisa Delaney, Susan La- Kin, Margaret Heranadez, Norma Diaz, Nellie Louise Russell, For- Marjorie Gwynn Louise Ketchum, Leota Grillion. Mesdames Vincent Cremata, Joseph Lopez, Arthur Sheppard, Jr., Francis Dion, Berlin Knowles, Ernest Godwin and Dumont Hud- dieston. Social Calendar Seventh Dance to Choose Miss | Key West for highway cele- bration. 10 p. m. Pena’s Gar- den of Roses. a SUNDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band, 4 P. M. Art Center Park. By MONDAY— Boys Fellowship Club Dinner. 6:15 p. m, Methodist Church Parsonage. Meeting, Boy Scouts, Troop 5. 7:30 P. M. Wesley Commun- ity House. Meeting, Camera Club. 8 P. M. County Court House. -—Oo— TUESDAY— Joint Meeting of the Senior and Junior Woman’s Clubs. 5 P. M. Public Library. Stone Church Service Club Din- | ner. 6 P.M. Church Annex. Wedding: of Miss Maria Bravo ‘to. Daniel Lopez. 9:30 P. M. Monseratté Church, Havana. aouw : |} THURSDAY k¢Lions Club Sapper.) 6:30 P. M. JU Stone’ Chureh'‘Annex. ‘ Concert, Key West Hospitality age i ate P. M. Bayview ‘al 7:30 P. M. Knights of Pythias Hall. Rotary Club Luncheon, 12:15 P.M. St. Paul’s Annex. ae a | FRIDAY— Meeting Girl Scouts, Troop 1. 7:30 p. m. Golden Eagle Hall. Wedding of Miss Sarah Helen Smith to George Allan War- ren. 8 P. M. First Baptist Church, Fort Lauderdale. | Bowl of Rice Party for Relief i of Chinese Civilians. 6 P. M. Stone Church Annex. | Bowl of Rice Dance for Chinese | _ Pena Leading by only a few votes, Miss Susan LaKin, Woman's Club, goes into the Seventh Dance to choose a Miss Key West for the Highway Celebration to- light at Pena’s Garden of Roses a possibility that Miss Doro- thy Betancourt, Marti Club, the runher-up, may go ahead. Not very far behind both is Miss Bernice Brantley, Lions Club. To show the added inter- 0 in the race, the Junior and Woman's clubs are call- BAND CONCERT AT ART CENTER 'MRS. ROBER Binbe Tonight Me Chuiure “‘Miss Key West’’ Vote Standings: ing a.special joint session Tues- day night, and it is presumed that it is for the purpose of stim- ulating the campaign for their candidate, Miss LaKin. Saturday night \draws larger crowds than other dance nights and it is believed that the voting will materially affect the candi- dates’ standings. There are few dances left on the schedule and a good bloc now will help the prospective Queens greatly. OPERATED ON TO BE RENDERED BY KEY) Mrs. Percy M. Roberts, of 1005 WEST HOSPITALITY BAND The Key West Hospitality Band, a unit of the Federal Music Proj-| the effects of th ect, will present a concert Sunday ' gave every evidence of rapid re- Coun’ Fleming street, was recently tak- en to the Marine hospital yesterday underweft a major. eration in the institution. Charles Robertsiison of Mrs. Roberts, said thi$ morning that his mother was e operation, and afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Art | covery. Center. The bend, under the direction! ~ ~~~ Holtsberg’s Dollar Sale MONDAY of Alfredo Barroso, will present the following program: 1, March, The Connecticut Overture, Nabucodonosor Verdi Waltz, The Skaters Waldteufel (a) Popular Selection; (b) Popular Selection; (c) Popular Selection. March, Triumph of Peace Sanglear 6. National Anthem, Star Spangled Banner” 5. Key All railways and buslines in North China are controlled by Japan. .BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME —with—. Modern Tile Floor and Wainscot In Bath, Kitchen, Porch Sanitary, Decorative, Colorful Cuban Tile. Resilient Tile, Marble Terrazzo. See— Overseas Tile Compan: 706 White Street . | Ke West Scavenger Service FOR EXTRA SERVICE PHONE 123-J WILLIAM KNIGHT | } Williams | | ang, Al Civilian Relief. 9:30 P. M. © Habana-Madrid Club. | Lodge Officers | Entertained | Grand Patriarch Dwight Cros- ‘by of the Order of Odd Fellows ‘and State President Mrs. Crosby ! of the Lodge of Rebeccas, in Key West, held a delightful meeting j last night in their hall on Amelia street. | An entertaining feature of the :e@vening’s entertainment was a program of music and vocal num- bers which had been arranged for the entertainment of the dis- tinguished officials and was thor- ; oughly enjoyed. | During the -evening delicious | refreshments of ice cream, cake | and dainties were served. ; The officials, Mr. and Mrs. | Crosby, have planned to remain in the city until Wednesday be- fore their official visit will be | completed. Carnival High School > al Dance \ Anawalaluininiréiinion of the Key ‘West High? School, at which thisi year's sdnior class were hon- recovering from or guests, was fedlured by a car- nival /spirit-(dast night at the try Club. > Favors ‘and gay caps dispensed, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MUSICAL PROGRAM ON SUNDAY NIGHT TO BE PRESENTED IN AUDI- TORIUM OF FIRST METHO- DIST CHURCH An hour of sacred music will ! be presented in the auditorium of ‘the First Methodist (Stone) ‘Church on Sunday’ évenirig® be- {the public is invited. The program follows: AG ; Pipe Organ and Violin Duet— i Mrs. Joseph Sawyer and Gerald ‘ Saunders. | Opening Hymn—Congregation, | Standing. | Prayer ; ner. | Anthem — First Methodist | Choir. Piano Solo—Mrs. Anne Liv- ,ingston of Jacksonville, Florida. { Vocal Duet—Miss Vanessa Col- \lins and Gerald Saunders. | Congregational Hymn — Con- | gregation. | Vocal Solo — Miss Christine ‘Calico of Jacksonville, Florida. i Scripture Reading and An- nouncements | Organ Solo—Mrs. Joseph Saw- yer. | Anthem — First Methodist Choir. * Vocal Solo — Master George j Jensen. “» Vocal -Dugt.— Mrs. | Sands and” | Singleton, Mrs. N. P. Nelson, Fred | Knight and Gerald Saunders. | _ Vocal Solo — Mrs. Minnie H. | Robinson. Anthem — First Methodist Choir. Congregatignal Hymn — Con- gregation. | Benediction and Doxology. Postlude. NAME EXECUTORS | Letters testamentary were is- | sued yesterday by Judge Ray- {mond R. Lord in the matter of | the estate of Mary F: Harris, who | died on May 30. Joseph Papy, Sr., and Eugene Papy, Sr., were nam- ed as executors. is valued at $1,199.89 and named as heirs in the will the brothers who are named as executors, and two sisters, Mrs. Ella Bryson Koon and Louisa Robinson. added to the enjoyment of the dancers, who were in a carefree mood. Over 200 attended. PROPOSAL \the undersigned up to and in- cluding Thursday, June 16, 1938, at 8:00 p. m., for furnishing the City of Key West with 1000 feet of Fire Hose. Terms requested. The City Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. WALLACE PINDER, City Clerk. ! june3-4-11 AT {ginning at 8:00. o'clock .to..which | Vocal Solo—Mrs. Eva B. War- Wm. _H.' Vanessa Collins.’ | Mixed Quartet — Mrs. Joseph | IN HARRIS CASE The estate left by Mrs. Harris” Sealed bids will be received by | e ee; 2000 CLASSIFIED COLUMN SOSHSHOSHSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSHSSHSSESEEEE | Advertisements under this head! | will be inserted in The Citizen at |the rate of 1c a word for each in- |sertion, but the minimum for the | first insertion in every instance is | 5c. | Payment fur classified adver- tisements is invariably in advance, | but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- | ments charged. Advertisers should give their reet’address as well as their tele- nymber if they desire re- st {Betts |" SALESMEN WANTED __ AMAZING FINANCIAL OPPOR- TUNITY. Sell low cost life pro- | tection. Entire family under one policy, without medical exam- ination, ages to 80. Excellent commissions. STANDARD MU- TUAL BENEFIT, Graham Bldg., Box 928, Jacksonville, Fla. HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night’s rest to OVERSEAS HOTEL. 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My record has . aera e od always been clean, Tomorrow's Tides I am at present employed by AM. P.M. the Army to work on’ Fort Tay- 205 10:32 lor reservation. ets read EUGENE” RIVERA: Sea level, 30.08. aie 5 WEA’ [ER FOREC. eecccsccccecosess e Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy, possibly showers tonight; | THE ADVENTURES OF Sunday partly cloudy, scattered TOM SAWYER thundershowers, moderate east — Also —- Comedy — News Senate Hote! MIAMI times. \ \% FIREPROOF—139 N. E. 2nd Ave Ext Seeoesesecoscsssosesecer FOR SALE ecu HENS—Battery raised FRYERS, two to three pounds. We de- liver. Phone 540-W. jun4-lmox | FOR SALE or LEASE —Tynes Furniture Store, Olivia and Windsor Lane. Selling due to ill health. Apply Mrs. Tynes at Store. June8-lweek CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. Cor- | ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Apply Box D, The Citizen. nov2-tf FRESH LAID EGGS every day from nest to you, and baby chicks. 1609 Flagler Ave. juni-lmo PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed cards, $1.25. 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See our Complete Line of SHOES For Ladies’. Misses and Chil- dren. Reduced Prices in ail ne Appelrouth’s to match, THE STORE OF FASHION TIAA Ae Lh Ad dh dd dd dadedhadaaaataaatadl JILL LALZLALZLALALALLLZLALL AL