The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 31, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ——— _. -: SOCIETY --: Fortuna Lopez Pledged Marital Vows With George Madden Today St. Mary’s Star of the Sea!Ophelia Lester, Miss Alce Curry Church was the scene of one of 2nd Miss Rosemary Anne Mad- the season's most brilliant wed-/ eM, Sister of the groom, as bride’s maids. dings morning at 9 o'clock, : oa The groom was attended by n Fortuna Lopez pledged} Aquilino Lopez, gr, brother. of vows with George Madden. ithe bride, as Best miaf, W. Curry The church was decorated in}Harris, Hilario Ramos and Eddie palms and sweetheart roses, by bs. Gosselin, as ushers. Miss Mollie Parker. h During the sérvice, the Bach- The bridal party was dressed Gounod “Ave Maria” was sung in all white, the bride choosing a) by Mrs. Eva Warner. gown of Cohama formal fabric of} ganist, Mrs. Ralph Milner, ac- flirtation satin with chantilly ‘ap- | companying and assisting in the plique on the neckline and/;entire service. shoulders and carrying a bouquet} After the service, of white orchids and trailing} was held at Delmonico’s Res- stephanotis. The maid of honor/taurant with friends of wore a gown of white seersucker | couple attending. organdy, and carried a bouquet! Out of town guests attending of Talisman roses. were Eddie Gosselin, Miami, The bride’s maids elso wore Rosemary Madden, Racine, Wisc., white seersucker organdie to Margaret Neff, Marathon, Fla, complement the bride, and car-,Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Kelly, Mi- ried bouquets of varicolored ber- | ami. The. or- * a reception the geras. The bride was attired in a go- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TEGION'S MASCOT? ~ STATE PLANS TO: STEAMSHIP STILL <“2eeere 4 “| |31—The initial step ign the re- % SHIRLEY ROA (Special to The Citizen) MIAMI, Aug. 31.—Pan-Ameri- canism assumed a new aspect in ‘Miami's large Latin colony this week when it became known that the daughter of one of the city’s most widely-known Cuban _ RESTORE SIGHT AGROUND NEARBY | JO NEAR-BLIND /* | | Steamship West Quechee, | REHABILITATION PROGRAM ‘through the Porter Dock Com- | Pany,-gindicat cating that she would: WHEN POSSIBLE: COMMIT- | minor repairs, ran aground just off of the Duval street docks Atialate:houn this afternoon the ship was still held_ tight, though it was expected that high: tidés later would release the ves-: sel | Citizen)’ JACKSONVILLE,“iFla. Aug. (Special to The habilitation of the blind has been taken by the State Welfare Board through the appointment of an Advisory Committee of | Ophthalmologists, to serve with- out pay and to collaborate with Dr. W. S. Nichols, state ophthal- mologist, in the working out of Procedure intended to provide funds for the restoration of sight, where possible, to those near- blind wlio are now recipients of | Public assistance. Members of the Advisory Com- | mittee are Dr. Charles Grace, St. thought that a separate appro- Priation will be needed, if sug- made. The state ophtha'mologist had Submitted to the board an esti- mate that 10 percent of the 2,346 persons who in June received blind assistance to the collective amount of $29,885 could be re- means. Could this be accomplish- ed, the state would profit The bride was given in mar-'ing-away ensemble of grey Yiage by her father, Aquilino sharkskin with white accessories Lopez, Sr.. and the Nuptial Mass|and wore a corsage of white or- was said by Father P. J. Kelle- | chids. her. The young couple will motor The bride was attended by Mrs.|north and will be at home - at families and a descendant of a/ Augustine: Dr. J. L. Summerlin, famous revolutionary figure may | Gainesville, and Dr. R. L. Miller, win the honor of being named | Daytona Beach. mascot for Miami’s world famous|. It is expected that the commit- S : jtee will meet in the near future! Seren ee Zo ee recommendations} through a substantial reduction in its Aid to the Blind grants while those whose sight had been restared could return to the; sear 4 ca and become self- ; je Hilario. Ramos, sister of , the; bride, as matron of honor, Miss; Habana-Madrid Reopens Tonight Much interest centers around | the grand opening dance at the new Habana-Madrid touight, un- der the auspices of Social Club; Marti. | The Madrid patio, now under new management, has been reno- vated and the Latin atmosphere here is more beautiful and orig- inal than ever. Sponsors of the dance assure each and everyone attending the affair a good evening of enter- tainment. Music will be furnished by Johnny Pritchard’s ever-popular dance orchestra. Introduced to the public by master of ceremonies Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., will be the young Key West beauties who are to take part in the bathing beauty! contest at South Beach on Labor Day. TRANSPORTATION _ SR on REESE S. S. CUBA Arriving in Key West at 8:00 o'clock Taursday morning, the S. S. Cuba of the P.& OS. S. Company, brought four first-class Passengers from Tampa and 57 tons of freight for this city. Thirty-five first-class and two class passengers embark- ed here for Havana and three cars were taken on board. Three first-class passengers were on board from Tampa to Havana * 10:30 3 when the vessel o'clock. Returning yesteriay, the Cuba arrived at 2:30 o'clock with 63 first-class and five second-class Passengers for this city from Ha- vana, six tons of freight and four automabiles. i fest. showed 162 tons of freig) consigned to Tampa feom Mavaha and there were 34 first-class passengers on board for Tampa from the Cuban capital. Eight first-class passen- gers embarked here for Tampa. The Cuba left at 5:00 o’clock. left at SPUR MINERAL OUTPUT LOS ANGELES.—To_ encour- age production of strategic min- erals in the southwest the Los Angeles chamber of commerce has named a committee of ex- LEGALS rei York; that said d the age of twe be taken as ndant 4 that this ty and state. d this 3ist day 2. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. LOUIS SPIGEL. Soligitor for Complainant 5 @ugil; sept?-i4-21-28,1940 $040 Gelonial Drive, Jacksonville, after x 15th Wiener Roast Scouts of Troop No. 52 enjoyed a wiener roast Thursday night at Rest Beach, oeginning at 6:30 o'clock. The scouts assembled at the home of their leader and hiked to the beach, where a roaring camp fire was soon under way. Before consuming the repast of the evening, the boys went in. swimming. After everyone’s ap- Petite had been satisfied, each Patrol staged a humorous stunt, Eagle Patrol voted the winner. Festivities lasted until 10:00 o'clock and included singing and games. AEC: Elgin Here To Join Wife A. C. Elgin, tour broker of 3} ami, and former resident of this city, owning the house and prop- erty at 613 Eaton street, was scheduled to arrive in town thi afternoon for a visit over the La- bor Day weekend. Mrs. Elgin has been here for the past month, staying at her home in the absence of the Rev. J. C. Gekelers. She will return to Miami with her husband early next week: William Lees On Vacation am (Bill) Lee, correspond- ent of the Miami Daily News in city, and Mrs. Lee. left early rday morning for a month’s with Mr. Lee’s mother in. Buffalo, N> Y. Railway history in Italy began in 1839, when a five-mile line was opened between Naples and Portici. a perts headed by Robert Linton. mining enginéer. Bugle Corps in a contest among 3 Miami girls now under way. | irley Roa, pretty bfunetté of }326 N.W. Sth Street, is the girl jin question, and the entire Cuban } colony is soliciting votes for her in the contest which closes with jan impressive coronation ball September 14 at the American Legion home. Shirley’s back- ground is such as to provide ex- cellent copy for newspaper fea- ture writers if she should win the honor of leading Liiami’s fa- mous drum corps at the Legion convention in Boston next month. The daughter of Raniro Roa prominent Cuban figure here who serves as official interpreter for the city and in Dade county courts, Shirley is the grand- daughter of Major General Ray- mon Roa, famous revolutionary ader and Cuban liberator, and a niece of Dr. George Roa, wide- ly-known Cuban political author- ty and professor of Politica! Science at Havana -University. Both Shirley and her family re well-known in Key West and mpa, and it is expected - she will receive strong support from friends in these cities. IT MAY BE DEADLY Bio weasas. Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —between— MIAMI AND KEY WEST Between Miami and Key West Following Schedule Effective June 15th: Express Schedale: FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street WAREHOUSE—Cor. Phones $2 and 68 Eaton and Francis Sts. |to the State Welfare Board for! | consideration and @ttion. | Appointment of the committee} {by the State Board at its last! |meeting was the culmination of | | previous discussions, at which the! Afternoons, 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. |importance of a blind rehabilita~| _ Ewemings 8:00 to 10:30 P. M. |tion program from both the hu-' Clean, Healthful Recreation mane and economic standpoints An Orderly Decent [had been accented. The board Exteblichment |had been advised, however, by| LADIES ___ its attorney that under the pres- Southard St. jent State Welfare Act it was | without authority to expend state jfunds for operative and post- operative care. | Federal funds are not available for this purpose. They are limit- jed to the furnishing of one-half! of blind assistance grants. It was to meet this situation! that the Advisory Committee was named, it being the present pur- pose of the board to submit recommendations to the 1941 ses- sion of the Legislature for the lamending of the State Welfare Act so as to permit the inaugura- tion of this program. It is not Tommie’s Skating Palace | Beginners, 10 to 11:30 A. M. Go To Church Tomorrow 11:00 A. 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