The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR :-: SOCIETY $:-: Good Attendance Enjoyed Players’ One-Act Performances Last Night Key West Players scored anoth- er decided hit with their three one-act pla presented last eve- ning at Harris school auditorium. Approximately the same number of patrons were in attendance as at the first production six weeks ago, and all appeared to enjoy the plays immensely. Many new actors and actresses were presented by the Players in the plays given, Janice White, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carleton, Gertrude Ricketts, Bar- bara Carey, Maudie Johnson, Catherine Reid, Richard Craig and Theone Lloyd. The Camberley Ss, as its name im- a production dealing with triangle—a woman In this case, Guy Carleton, acting in superb style, 2 lover who stepped in wife, played by Janice as feeling lonesome for somebody in that her husband, Gerard Bogart, had been absent for three years. Upon the hus- band’s return, however, all the wife’s lover could say, when it agreed that each would ve minutes with “object d'amour —“Well, what'll we do no’ Moral—he should have made ardent love to the maid. The husband w out, as you can imagine. This play was directed by Mrs. Rob Roy Ricketts. The second play, the hit of the evening nsofar impressive yas concerned, was called and was V. Little. Fishyer, best acting in this directed by Wil Ann Carleton, turned in the m Convent Of Mary Immaculate Held among them,; |play, with a keen understanding jof part requirements. Her sup- | port was very capable, with Pa Fishyer, played by Winslow Pet- tingill; Annie, the wayward daughter, by Barbara Carey; the neighbor, by Maudie Johnson, and James Gerberding and Cath- erine Reid, son and social work- er, respectively. The play dealt with an over- bearing father’s control of his family and the mother’s efforts to cover up the actions of her wayward daughter. And the mother’s patient handling of the family troubles was rewarded in, the end. The final play, “A House of Cards”, had most of the audience guessing as to its meaning. Di- rected by James Gerberding, the players, man and wife, Richard Craig and THeone Lloyd, pre- sented a very creditable perform-} ance as they reminisced about the past. The wife was listing all the attributes of the man she didn’t marry, the while strange noises were heard offstage. Fi- nally, the husband declared that “somebody is in the house”, and, upon investigation, staggered back into the room to create the “surprise ending that stirred emotions of the audience” exact- ly as described in advance notices. WPA orchestra played a de- lightful number before and in- between the plays, directed by George Mills White. Scenery was splendid and all details of property were well handled. NOTES OF TODAY Arrives For Long Stay | Charles Hall, who had been} 'spending the winter in business ‘in Miami, arrived over the high- } | way last night for an indefinite | Stay. } Mrs. Baldwin To Havana j Mrs. Harry Baldwin was a pas- senger on the S. S. Cuba yester-j day going to Havana for the; fe: ities of May 20, Independ-; ence Day, and to visit with rel-| atives. | } j Sailor Leaves Hospital Gus Martin, seaman on the, Tanker Tidewater Associated, iwho was brought to the city sev- eral weeks ago on a coast guar cutter and placed in the Marine/| thospital, has been discharged and left this morning on the} early bus for Miami. | On Visit To Alabama - Mrs. Douglass Glasscock, who was visiting with her husband who is attached to the Destroyer Aaron Ward, left on the 7 o'clock bus for her home in Birmingham, Ala., for a visit with her family. | Returned To Tampa t Leo Castro, who had been visiting his mother, Mrs. Rose Delgado for 15 days, left on the {morning bus for Tampa. Enroute From Cristobal | Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Park- ter, who had been spending a few days in Key West following their return from Cristobal in the {Canal Zone, left this morning for | West Palm Beach. SRD Official Left Joe L. Wood, of the State Road Department, and Mrs. Wood, who {had been visiting in the city and | Were guests at the Hotel La Concha, left this morning for Graduating Exercises Last Evening ™*™* Convent of Mary Immaculate held their annual graduation ex- ere last ning at 6:30 o’clock in St. Cec: hall at vent, atten by crowd. Nine gr ied a capacity juates were presented with dip beautifully em- bossed, by Rev. P. J. Kelleher, S. J.. pastor of St. Mary Star of Sea chur They were: abeth Sa Mary Eliza- beth McCow Gertrude Di- amandi, Catherine Ybarmea, Doris Lounders, Dorothy Lloyd, Hilda Castillo, Helen Pierce and Ramona Lopez. Joint 1.0.0.F. And Rebekah Banquet Held A very taurant by El banquet was ig at a local r Equity Odd Fello Lodge No. 70 and Sparkling Wa- ters Rebekah Lo No. 14, hon- 1er William Zybell of Sister Bernice Park stress. welcome was sung ll by a trio con- amille Robinson, Julia id Leona Collins. y solo was rendered for District Deputy George Archer by Edna Albury. Many toasts ing ™ present. S entire bod: re given honor- r and officer were sung by the each Brother Zybell gave a very im- | k on charity. Brother a very comical his childhood pres t Sam Harr talk learned days. Fred Mabry gave a short talk on the new styles and fashions of the ladies of today. Other speakers of the evening were F. F. Hoffman, P.G.M.; J. M. Humbert. secreta John Park and L. C. Taylor, N.G Those joying the evening were: - Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. John Park, Mr. and Mrs. S Harris, Mr. and Mrs. lor, Mr. and Mrs. Sinton and Mrs. J. M. Hum- i Mrs. Harry Fisch- George Archer, Clyde Baltzell, Mes- dames Collins, Julia Knight. Albury, Camille Robinson, } ie Marrera and Willie Davis, J. M. Humbert, Jr., N. Garcia, Fred Mabry,, H. R. Cowles, Alfonso Cowles and Guest William Zybell. gave Program presented was as fol- lows: Processional, “Pomp and Cir- cumstance”, E. Elgar, played by he C. M. I. orchestra. Salutory, Mary Elizabeth Mc- Cown. Duet, “High School Graduates”, J. Kern by Elizabeth Sawyer and Helen Pierce. “The Angelus”, Chaminade, and “Tales of Vienna Woods”, J. Strauss, sung by the C. M L Choral class. Valedictory, Elizabeth Sawyer. Conferring of graduating honors by Rev. Kelleher. Address to the class, by Rev. Kelleher. Special medals were presented to the following students for high honors attained at the school: Mary Elizabeth McCown, medal for history, donated by A. B. Jasten. Gertrude Diamandi, gold medal for deportment, donated by Mrs. ' Milton Curry. Elizabeth Sawyer, gold medal for highest average, donated by the Convent Alumnae. Class colors were blue and gold. Class motto was “Forward ever; backward never’. Class flower was the red rose. Navy Relief Dance Tonight Arrangements are complete for the Navy Relief dance to be given tonight at Cayo Hueso club officers of the local society re- |port, and a grand time is ex- ‘pected by the full-house reserva- tion crowd expected. Dancing starts at 9:00 o'clock to the tunes of Ray Hamilton’s orchestra: A door prize and sev- eral special prizes will be award- ed winners of various events. Officers reported today that a surprise gift of an immense ham was donated for the affair by Wing Lee’s grocery. Other val- uable prizes were given by other merchants, listed in yesterday’s Paper. MONROE THEATER Boris Karloff—M. Lindsay BRITISH INTELLIGENCE and RENO Matinee—Baicony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ MONROE THEATRE—May 25-28 Return To Milwaukee Mrs .Mary Winderl and daugh- ter, Miss Caroline H. Winderl, who were guests here for sev- eral days enjoying themselv left this morning for their ho tin Milwaukee, Wisc. i | ‘Big Dance At |Raal’s Tomorrow THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Coming To ij Monroe May 25-28 /ivien Leigh and Clark Gable in “Gone with the Wind”. Real Estate Transfers | Changes in realty holdings as morning gave The Citizen a sum-| mary of the patients now being! Pron Grace Towe to Lascan treated at the Mercedes hospital Trevejo for the sum of $10 and °f which she has charge. considerations, ‘names of the patients are as fol-| Lot 2, Square 9 in Tract 11, recorded in the county house yesterday are as follows: other valuable Duval street, corner of Catherine street. From John B. Knowles, ard H. Pinde Elkanah and Alfred H , officials Michaels Burial Society to npson. Lot in the city Number 27, o for the sum of $200. SAFETY PATROL nue, 60 feet from the Matron Maria Gutsens, court on | lows: Charlie Culmer, Michael Roche, white, —— : Bouloh, colored. Eddie ceme- and Colonial New Yorkers fused to keep their clean and in repair. PATIENTS AT MERCEDES this} The Cul- ich-| Mer: Antonica Torres and Louisa Rich- 7 William were n Fifth Ave. .fined three shillings if a GGEStLE the call of the outdoors already | ———s ANSWERS | TODAY’S DAILY QUIZ | Below are the Answers to Today's your; Daily Quis printed on Page 2 a a; i can be prepared it variety of ways for Sunday or any day in the week. Here are three menus, tested by Cora | Anthony of the A&P kitchen, for Sunday dinners: Broiled Duckling Glazed Sweet Potatoes Betty © ¢ ‘Milk Very Special Dinner Biinted Fruit Cup - Lamb Chops with Mushroonis, :: Potatoes 4° ~ Creamed Caulifiower “4 Avocado and Tomato Saiad* Rolls and Butter Vanilla Ice Cream with Coffee Tea Milk “The Store That Serves a Another big time is in store for lor, the patrons of Raul’s Club to- | morrow night when the big dance 1 gets under way at 10 o'clock. Music for this event will be furnished by the Hot Tops Or- jchestra. There will be no mission, cover or minimum | charge. 1 DIVORCE ACTION Papers in the divorce suit of Leonard A. Karaker against Mil- dred Karaker, were filed in the office of Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, of Circuit Court, yesterday after- noon. { Another divorce suit was filed in the office of the clerk yester- | day, this was in the case of An-} drew Frank Boris versus Harriet | Mildred Boris. i | Linal decree in the divorce suit of Elisa Spencer Hixson versus | Walter S. Hixson, charging ex- | treme cruelty, was filed in Cir- jcuit Court yesterday afternoon. | | TRY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West | STAR -* BRAND | _ CUBAN COFFEE | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS the names ad- F s and firm BERMUDA (Continued from Page One) ey West Patrol, the cup. participated the pa- Presid Rotary ex- and of In Coffee In Key West STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE THATS A REPUTATION If You Best” ECONOMY IT’S REALLY CHEAPER | POTATOES, 10 Ibs. 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