The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 28, 1939, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Cocccccccccccscooocesese Habana-Madrid Jimmie Heffner’s Revue shines! forth again tonight at Key West’s | Prettiest Club — the Habana-! !Madrid Club. At time of press it} looks like this evening will. be SOCIAL CALENDAR /URDAY— /President Roosevelt Birthday Ball Celebration banquet 8 p. m. La Concha Dining Room. Dance at Raul’s Club at 10 p. m. a INDAY— Concert, Key West Hospitality Band. 5 p. m. Art Center Park. oe s;ONDAY— Regular Camera Club meeting, open to winter visitors. 7:30 p. m. Art Center. TUESDAY— Stone Church Service Club supper, open to winter visjtors. 6:00 p. m. Church Annex. Annual Sock Social by St. Paul’s Church. 8 p. m. Parish Hall. tens LHURSDAY— i Meeting Key West Lions Club, Stone Church Annex, 6:30 P. M. Concert by Key West Hospitality Band. 8 p. m. Bayview Park. Rotary Club meeting 12:15 p. m. St. Paul’s Annex. a Orioe FRIDAY— Key West Choral Society regular meeting, open to winter visi- tors. High School Auditorium. Dance honoring officers and cadets of U. S. Navy Patrol Wing! Five, given by City of Key West 10 p.m. Habana-Madrid. aoe eed an banciailie Poetry Binlety Held Meeting Thursday Night Deaconess Bedell displayed The first open meeting of the; | wonderful exhibit of the Indus- , Al Poetry Society for ‘iy patie a t th i | trial Art of the Seminoles. this season, was held’ at the home) si @hosb: preeent were: Mrs. of Mrs. Eva Warner on Division Martha Alvarez, Beatrice Moreno, - airect Thursday night. Eljssa Moreno, Edward Bayly, Deaconess Harriet M. Bedell,!Mrs. Ralph Milner, Mrs. Grace the guest speaker gave a very in-' Crossly, A. G. Holmes, Mrs. Car- teresting and educational talk on rol, Mrs. E. M. Folsom, Mrs. E. E. the Seminole Indian. She told} | Williams, Mrs. John G. Doron, of their habits and customs, | Mr. and Mrs.A. D. Luethi, Mr. music and poetry. {and Mrs. Geo Archer, Harvey Others on the program were Eagan, Rev. Halliday, Rev. Mul- Rev. Halliday, Mrs. E. J. Bayly, lin, Mrs. Leon Freeman, Mrs. E. Geo. Archer, Mrs. Ralph Milner,|A. Griffin, Mrs. C. Catala, Mrs. Mrs. Eva Warner and Beatrice | James Adams, Mrs. Birdie Higgs, Moreno, whose numbers were in! Mrs. Wm. White, Mrs. Eva War- keeping with the American and ner, Mrs. E. J. Bayly, Miss M. L.' Cuban Indians. | Cappick and others. Enjoyable Surprise Party For Miss Gladys Russell Young Woman's Missionary | Maude Sawyer, Mrs. Mary Society from Ley Memorial’ Thompson; flower girls; Miss church held a surprise party last'Catherine Knowles, ring bearer; evening for Miss Gladys Russel | AT Josephine Doughtry, minis- at the parsonage on United | *© pita the evening a_ brief “a very enjoyable social meeting | , Samuel Russell, Robert Thomp- ‘Kelly, jnora Whitaker, jan ideal one for patio dancing— \so, a big crowd is expected. Juan Carbonell announces a new sen-!| | sation—“the best Rhumba Dancer | in all of Havana” will be present | or some special dance acts. | Conga } There’s an especially keen) Floor Show tonight at La Conga | Club—and it'll pay dividends in; fun and real enjoyment if we all | plan to drop in. The show is jheaded by your old friends,} ‘Frank and Teddy and follows through with Libby Mack, the! dancer supreme; Dave King, the ;romantic baritone; Dick Wagner, | the sweet crooner; the club’s own! “Pagliacci”, and master of cere-| monies, Frank De Netti and the La Conga Rhythm Foursome. | Marvil’s Cabana This popular, modern Night Club is all prepared for another | |big Mardi Gras tonight with a! | swell program of special events: jon tap—in addition to the reg- lular run of fun and high frolics you* always find here. \€ase you,don’t remember—this fs’ the club’ that has made the| “Penny Cocktail Hour” a famous byword in Key West. The hours | are from 5 to.6 this afternoon’ and every afternoon. Pena’s Garden Gould Curry’s famous _seven- piece orchestra headlines the Big Time at Pena’s Garden of Roses tonight—with dancing scheduled to start at 10 o’clock. There’s not likely to be many available unreserved tables to- ‘night—for it’s a big night—so your reservations should be turned in early, Sloppy Joe's : | | | Janior Woman’s ‘Club Meets The Junior Woman’s Club held ; (on Thursday afternoon with Miss (Florrie Ketchings and Miss ;Camille Pierce as hostesses on the occasion. High score went Frances Lee Tiller, |Arthur Sheppard, Jr. the cut prize. Guests present were Mesdames Irvin Kamper, C. C. Evans, Vin- cent McDermott, Beekley Miller. Members in attendance were: Mesdames Joseph Lopez, E. L. Patterson, A. H. Sheppard, Jr., } to Miss with Mrs. Fae } receiving ‘son, Alice Mitchell, T. B. Kleb- sattel, O. S. Long, Raymond Curry, Merrill Roberts. Misses Louise Delaney, Phillis, Adams, Vergie Key, Isabell | Nellie Louise," Russell, Susan LaKin, Frances Lee Til- ler, Marguerite Hernandez, Le-, Juanita Mayg, Dorothy Dungan, Maudie Lowe, | Solita Cobo, Benildes Remond, Anita Salgado, Frances Ells- worth, Marjorie Gwynn, Louise Hawks, Louise Ketchum. ' Sock Social Tuesday Night The annual sock social of St. Paul’s church will be held Tues- day right in the Parish Hall at 8 o'clock. There will be a muita pro-| gram with a_ pageant, “The | Glory of the Light’. The public is invited to attend. Key West’s “hottest night club” Arnesto Decatone CASEIN PAINT Will cover wallboard, etc., in one coat: Makes 14 gallons of paint. ‘ Special sale price, $1.95 KEY WEST PAINT CO. per gallon 512 Fleming St. Phone 118 DIRECT “ARNESTO”:. «;) FACTORY STORE) JURORS ARE FINED EASTON, Pa—Judge R. C. Stewart of this city fined each of the jurors $10 and costs when he found them guilty of ‘tossing a coin to reach ‘a verdist in a :crim- inal case. ANNQUNG: ING— EXPERT WATCHMAKER Now operating in connection with FRANK JOHNSON’S. 602 Duval Street i Thorough experience with leading watch factories - Andif 4 street. Miss Russell will be wed to City Clerk Archie Roberts on Sunday, February 5, in Ley Me- morial Church. One of the events of the party was ad mock wedding, which was given for the bride and groom-to- be, which was productive of much solemnity and laughter, with the following taking part: Rev. O. C. Howell, the bride; Mrs. Elizabeth Cruz, groom; Mrs. Flossie Russell, bridesmaid; Miss Marian Carey, bestman; Mrs. High School Band Being Organized Key West is t@:haye .a_ high! school band of fifty boys and girls by the first of March. Di- rector Klebsattel-says that plans are progressing nicely and that! the goal is possible. Music aptitude tests will be; given next week to grades four| 5 through ten to determine the boys! ® and girls best adapted to various band instruments. This careful selection of ability helps the} pupils get the right instrument. Lessons will be free to all who! | program was given. Among the numbers were a solo, Oh Promise Me, by Miss Elizabeth Rosam,/ ‘and Miss Catherine Knowles in a clever impersonation of the fabled character, “Madame Queen.” | Games were played until a \ldte hour and delicious refresh- ments consisting of hot choco- |late, sandwiches and _ crackers | were served. H Those attending were: Misses Miriam, Carey, Shirley Weather- jford, Gladys Russell, Elizabeth |Rosam and Catherine Knowles. | |Mesdames Dorothy Sands, Marie | | Russell, Mary Weatherford, } ;Laura Lowe, Sallie Roberts, | Elizabetk. Cruz, Flossie Russell, } Maude Sawyer, Mary Thompson, | Josephine Doughtry. Rev. and Mrs. O. C. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sam B. Curry, | | Archie Roberts and C. Sam B. Curry, IL. | ANNUAL | SOCK SOCIAL |ST. PAUL’S PARISH HALL TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 WORK DONE REASONABLY Fleming Street Methodist (Uptown) Church REV. J. P. LILLY, Pastor 11:00 A. M.—"The Law and “The Gospel.” 7:30 P. M.—"The Son of Man Hath Not Where To Lay His Head.” Special Pictures of Christ YOU ARE CORDIALLY “INVITED | T. B. KLEBSATTEL, Music e Director SHIT IOI eS The First Methodist (Stone) Church Presents “Sacred Song and Dramatic Reading Recital” By Edward Brigham SUNDAY 7:30 P. M. CEE TEESE || The Store f Fashion eee 200 Ladies’ DRESSES Striped Silk and Cruise Wear. Sizes $1.95 12 to 48 padi: Caleta 50 Pieces Plain and Printed SILKS 40-inch width, yard + 88} PIT) PERSONAL MENTION seeseseneeseeos Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Moore, of St. Louis, are visitors in Key West and having a delightful time. Mr. Moore is a Rotarian; and is planning a trip to Havana | with Mrs. Moore and to also at- |tend a meeting of Key West Rotary. Mrs. Louisa Higgs, Mrs. Jake White and great grand- son, Allan. White, who have been visiting for some time with relatives, will leave this after-| invites everyone over for hilarious time tonight. mous spot continues to “pack | ;‘em in” with round after round of good’ entertainment andj; “never a dull moment”. Patrons ‘are loud in praise of the swell | Rhumba Dancer now featured— ‘and the Harmony Boys, Tryon and King, continue to please with | their songs of yesterday and to- 'day. Then, too—the regular show healiners, Slim Vermont jand Bud Anderson are here to offer their special acts. A big night in the old town tonight—at Sloppy Joe’s. aj This fa-| | HOLTSBERG’S| D AS pEATURE, \N EXCLUSIVE FE PG wees SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, :1988 28, 1939 noon by bus for their home in Miami. a | LOS ANGELES.—Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Lowe, who is a visi-| Abbott of this city won a divorce tor in Key West and at the Rey-/| from her husband on the grounds ,nolds home on Reynolds Avenue, | that he spent most of his time left this morning for her home in| hunting jobs for her. Virginia Beach, called there by, the serious illness of her mother.; wood, who came here with his ——— family to attend the funeral of Elwood and | Mrs. Elwood’s father, Fernando have returned; Gato, left several days ago for Mr. El- Miami. Mrs. Charles j daughter, Edna, to their home in Miami. TOZZI OLCLLLLOCLLLL LO daughter | Key West Park (TRUMBO ISLAND) $1 0 GIVEN AWAY AT THE LAST BINGO SHUKFLIN’ SAM FROM ALABAM’ GAME TONIGHT! ——opens—— The Colored Minstrel Show TONIGHT AT 7:00 O'CLOCK GTLLIIILI LL IIVIII IS SS. 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