The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR PERSONAL MENTION arl Milles, ‘ en sculptor, Mrs. Milles and; and their daughter, Mrs. F. Lawson, who had been | Zaida, Rockford, Ill, are visiting for three weeks as guests ;among recent arrivals to the is- at the Casa Marina, left on the 7/ land. Mr. Brown and his daugh- oe pusisora hein hamesa st ter have made numerous trips to Gran bazor cl !the Gulf and met with great suc- een the | °° Mrs. Brown finds the for- of leign atmosphere of the city very who is| | coveccccvccnccccoscccccs | TOURIST TATTLE internationally |_ MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ‘le 'BROWN of Wayne Schoenberger, Cincinnati Enquirer. lintriguing and is attending Span- spending a vacation in these 4 ish classes at the San Carlos In- par ae a the ae Vestarday, tute. The party is staying at for a vacation in Havana. Ithe Silver Palms Hotel. Mrs. Camby Chambers and sis-! ter Mrs. F. D. Wanning. passengers leaving on t yesterday for a short vi: vacation in Havana. : -AMONG VISITORS who find were/ the informality of Key West life > Cubal conducive to rest and relaxation t and jis N. A. Bacharach, of Memphis, |Tenn. Mr. Bacharach is a guest jat the La Concha Hotel and plans Miss Mart! Watson, “m= {to remain here for a few weeks. ey ber of the Artists Colony m¢ West for the last three years, left) TERMINATING an automobile yesterday on the Cuba for Ha-| tou, of the eastern states, Mr. and vana and will there take passage | yrs A. Flaaten, of New York for Medina, Yucatan, where she/city arrived here Thursday for will spend about three months. |° ‘Grief stay. Explaining how me P, .|they had happened to come to publisher of key West, Mrs. Flaaten stated olga een cde eee st for about one down from Miami, and decided he early bus this ting for Miami. B. F. PA been in Key month, left on jto stay”. mi | enero | CLEM AND LEWIS DURY are ‘Columbus, Ohio, visitors. who have come to Key West in order to do some deep-sea fishing. ing for a short vacation and was! muy are guests at the North the guest at the of Dr. and 7 Beach Inn. Mrs. Wm. R. War left on the morning bus for New York. Lee The mate of George Alien Warren at Culver University, who had been visit- he , MR. AND MRS. W. H. LESHER arrived in Key st last from Erie, Pa. hey plan to re main for a few days at the Over. s Hotel, where they are stay- Mrs. Ernest Roberts left on the morning bus for Miami, to join Mr. Rob a me of the personnel P. and O. S. S. Florid {ene ‘ho is of the VISITOR at the Coral Apart Fea MSN) eal eh ee eyo ills eS pastor of First Methodist Church, ™ accompanied by his wife, arrived | Y°* Mrs. Elliot is keenly in- this afternoon for a visit in this Pedy ini eee) W cats as) ay slieitor city. They are the ¢.an.art colony and is sponsoring ca eG , an exhibition at the apartments Re ieee, "She will be here for the winter Rev. Kilgore has made f nafgon. visits here, but this is Mrs. Kil gore’s first visit in over twenty years, guests Fic quer it AND MBS. G. E. STUCKY, Charlotte, Md., are enjoying » warmth and sunshine of Key |West. They are at La Concha (Hotel and will be here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace K of Myerstown, ing Mrs. Kar Kelcey Curry, 910 James s | MRS. PHIL G. BALTZ, of Kalamazoo, Mich., is enjoying a ivery pleasant stay in the Island \City, a guest at Overseas Hotel. Miss Hortensia Martinez, of Havana, who had been visiting in Key West for a long period as the guest of Mr. and Mrs =} ae tonio Martinez of Grinnell strect,|_. MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. DE- left yesterday on the Steamship}VAN, of Pittsburgh, Penna. are Cuba for her home in Havana. |8uests at the La Concha Hotel She likes the city so much that {this week. Mr. Devan experi- she will return for another visit jenced his first deep-sea fishing jtrip recently when he went out with tain Paul Demeritt and jmade a catch of a 56-pound am- berjack. The Devans will make a main visiting w s|short visit this season but plan family until Apri {to return to Key West next win- _ iter. Lewis Johnson, cormected with; the Bell Telephone (o., of De- troit, Mich., is a guest at the La Concha Hotel. He came for a Mr. and Mrs Caroline strect, for Havana, i Pablo Calleja, of left yesterday d expect to H. B. SMITH of Johnstown, Pa., has returned to Key West for the second time this season. His | few days, liked it, and decided to} visit at the Gulf Stream Hotel } remain for one weck, and will|was interrupted recently when} spend the future winter vacations he was called home, but, back } in Key West. again, he plans to stay for a few{ — nonths Mr. and Mrs. C. Reynolds, fr. and Mrs. Jack Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller, formed a party of visitors si the city and ‘were 1 terested at the aquarium. MR. AND MRS. W. J. FOL- SOM and Mr. and Mrs. John Fol- som, of Boston, Mass., ended a brief visit here when they return- ed to the mainland last week. While here the party was regis tered at the North Beach Inn. George Albury, of Plantation Key, was a visitor in the city to- day, attending to matters at the court house and visiting with members of the family. MAJOR AND MBS. S. C. HAR- RISON, U.S. Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, with friends, ar. ed here last week for a short y at the Overseas Hotel. Ma- jor Harrison was grieved to hear of the death this past year of his ; old friend, Major Sam Wolf. He ,had expected to meet and talk with him on this visit. The Har- risons came here from Mexico City on their way back to the Fort. Delicions Menu For Tropical Luncheon Advertisement on page one to- day again serves to remind res dents, and visitors especially, the Tropical Luncheon sponsored by Key West Woman’s Club at the clubhouse on Divisidir street next Thursday. first servings to be made at 1:00 p. m. Committee-in-charge has col- laborated to provide one of the most unique menus ever assem- bled—from first to last course,'City, had what they considered foods being home-cooked that!a very successful fishing trip this represent the finest in foods;week when they brought in a southern chefs, record catch of barracuda, am- and not tarily found on!berjack, bonita and mackerel. tropical restaurant listings. The!The largest barracuda measured most discriminating witl be very-|four feet. well pleased, according to guar-| a antees made by the club. | SECOND - TIME VISITORS Reservations until Wednesday, |from Flushing, Long Island, are may be phoned to 631-J or!Dr. and Mrs. William Bouton and 543-W. t ifamily, who plan to stay at the aes |Silver Palms Hotel for a month. Visitors Invited To ;Dr. Bouton stated that he first ’ ° jcame to Key West in 1935 just to Woman's Club Meeting | sce what the Island was like ana —— |W ‘as so pleased with his stay here Key We st Woman’s Club offi- jthat he returned this year. cers today issued an invitation to; a all winter visitors and navy} MRS. M. W. ZBINDIN and Mrs. wives residing here to attend the;L. M. Montgomery of Arlington. regular monthly meeting and tea!Va., are taking a brief vacation of the club tomorrow afternoon, jfrom their duties with the Forest at the clubhouse, 1307 Division | Department in Washington, D. C., street. this week and are visiting at the The meetig will start at 4:00|Ocean View Hotel here. They o'clock, with president Mrs. Step-jplan to remain for an indefinite hen Douglass in the chair, stay, 5 A GROUP OF GUESTS from the Overseas Hotel, A. W. Bader of Sumr N. J., Louis Miller of Sandusky, Ohio, Clarence Faflik of Cleveland and Lieutenant Warren J. Thomas of New Yor week , 'LENTEN SERVICES AT ST. PAUL’S CHURCH | The season of Lent opens this Wednesday, and St. Paul’s Epis- copal church announces the fol- lowing theme in observance of this pre-Easter period: “Penitence, Self-Discipline and Special Devotion—all involving the conception of the terrible reality of sin and the need to overgome it by earnest prayer’. Ash Wednesday is preceded by Shrove Tuesday, the day for con- fessions and pennance. Wednesday at St. Paul’s are as follows: 6:30 a. m., Morning Prayer; 6:45 a. m., Blessing and Imposition of Ashes; 7:00 a. m., Mass; 8:45 a. m., Litany, Penitential Office Distribution of Ashes, Mass; 7:15 . m., Evening Prayer followed by short address. Services Services during Lent, up to and including Wednesday of Holy Week, will be as usual, except that on Wednesdays and Fridays, Litany will be said followed by a short address at 7:15 p. m. each day. Sammy Manning At Boat Bar “Key Wes ‘avorite .Piz Sammy Manning, introduce trio tonight at the Boat Bar, Duval street, with the initial ap- pearance that will be the first of nightly features. ammy has acquired a long list f friends in Key West for his ce-high” piano playing, and they will be pleased to hear of his new engagement. Dancing music wili be played regular and entertainment features are scheduled for regular intervals. Postpone Church P.-T, A, Meeting Regular meeting of the Stone Church P.-T. A., originally sched uled for tonight, has been po: yned until tomorrow night at 30 o'clock in the church annex, 1ccording to announcement made this morning. Il parents of Sunday School Jents are urged to attend the meeting. ‘Riley Review Presented Tonight The “Riley Review”, under aus- pices of the First Methodist Church and directed by the pas- tor’s wife. Mrs. G. W. Hutchin: will be presented tonight at Har- ris School auditorium at 8:00 o'clock. The “Review” will headline a host of characters from out the popular writings of the famous “Hoosier Poet”, James Whitcomb Riley. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage license was issued from the office of County Judge Raymond Lord, Saturday after- noon to John Sinkankas, of Peterson, N. J. and Marjorie Jane MeMichael, of Paterson, N. J. It was shown on the applica- tion the Rev. Arthur -B. Dim- mick, of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, would perform. the cere- | mony. Another marriage license was issued to George E. McLean, of the U. S. Lea and Nona Miller McLean, whose residence was given as Fermont, N. C. This wedding was performed in the office of the judge, who officiated at the ceremony. Issued this morning was a cense which authorized the wedding of Clarence Thompson and Florence Bunny Sawyer. There was nothing to indicate by whom the ceremony would be performed. ANSWERS TO TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ Below are the Answers to Today's Daily Quiz printed on Page 2 1, Hudson. 2. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Washington, D. c. Tons. Famous violin maker. About 150. Switzerland. Whales. Boxing. London, England. The upper arm. TRY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR 2* BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS 3 ing were Ber Hi THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - | Pecccccccccccceccccceres CASA MARINA NOTES Q eecce HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the Archduke, Franz Joseph, with the Archduchess, of Austria, were luncheon guests at the Casa Marina Saturday. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuller |Feder, of New York. They were here for the day visiting the I: land City and were greatly im- pressed. They have taken a place at Long Key for a month and plan to return to Key West soon. A LARGE NUMBER of the guests last night witnessed movies shown in the ballroom by J. L. Kempthorne of Montclair, N. J. One reel was taken in Mexico when Mr. and Mrs. Kempthorne visited there re- cently. The others were ken at the New York World’s Fair and showed the visit of the King and Queen of Great Britain at Grover Whalen’s extravaganza. All of the pictures were in color and were very beautiful and were enjoyed by a large audi- ence. THE REGULAR SUNDAY PUTTING CONTEST was held yesterday afternoon on the Casa Marina green. Henry Gross, of Chicago, carried off top honors among the men with a one over par score of 37 for the 18 hole route. Columbus, was low for the ladies with a score of , Chicago; Ar- thur Pierson, Westfield, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs B. Scheu, Buf- falo; William Scheu, Albert Ol- son, Toronto; J. L.Kempthorne, Montclair, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hitchcock, Derby, Conn.; Mrs. R. A. Spring, New York; Lawrence Day, Casa Marina, and ar. > Mrs. Henry Gross, Chicago. | SEVERAL OF THE GUESTS | left yesterday for a trip to Cuba. F. Eberhart Hayne: ashington, and Mr, and Mrs. John West, of Boston, will there only a short time before returning to the Casa Marina. YESTERDAY WAS A GRAND , DAY for the fishermen that went out from the Casa Marina dock. Over seventy fish were brought in by the four boats that went out. MERVYN DAVIS, CLAIR, N. J., and R. N. Trane, of La Crosse, Wisc., fished with Captain Begley Filer and their | catch totaled 24 fish. They brought in the largest amberjack to date, a fifty pounder, and one other smaller jack, five grouper weighing from 20 to 31 pounds, five dolphin, nine bonita and three mackerel. They also saw three sails and had one hooked but lost him. Davis was the un- fortunate angler and it was a tough break as they had the fish right up alongside the boat ready to pull him in and he snapped the leader. MR. AND MRS. CHACE H. TATNALL, of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Baird, Jr., also of Philadelphia, fished from the “Legion” with Jakie Key They brought in six bonita, t two mackerel, two dolphin and one barracuda. BILL WICKER, skipper of the “Pilot I”, took out S. B. Chapin, Greenwich, Conn., and Casimer DeRham, of New York. They had a nice catch of eight barra- cuda, seven mack , three dol- phin and one kingfish. They al- so spotted seven sails, but could not hook one. OLLIE RUSSELL, of the “Ker- math”, took out a half-day party They were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Atwood, Minneapolis; Philip W. Wreen, and Mrs. Hardwick Stires, Pea- pack, J. Their catch included three jacks, four bonita and three kingfish. Cashmere shawls were import ed into England in 1666 from Tibet. 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