The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 19, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY IN A MUSEUM’S OLDEST COLLECTIONS ARE IDEAS FOR MILADY’S NEWEST HATS By AMY PORTER. AP Feature Service Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—Like all,each one directly inspired by muscu the Museum of Cos-|some article of clothing on. dis- . air, a play at the Museum. making Sometimes the design itself is a ‘e as you stop literal translation of a Museum ume worn by costume. Sometimes only a bit of young , L740". embroidery, an unusual color But there’s no sense lowering combination, is derived from Mu- your voice respectful, a cou- seum sources. ple of Ne The Museum collection includes more than 2,400 articles of dress brought from 17 countries and covering the past four centuries. Old accessories are particularly re fascinating—ea forms of a wo- man’s handbag, whimsical gloves. intricately made shoes. Men’s Wear Studied, Too Often the men’s costumes are more interesting than the wom- source material. On upon a time men seemed to h: worn more jewelry, fancier head- dresses, more colorful fabrics than women. One designer has new line of color: seum displays—amaranth nium, Botticelli blue, tile Chinese yellow. The Museum of Costume Art is young. It was founded in 1937 by a group of people who believed that such an institution was need- ed to help America develop her fashion future. e this horse col- ped the shoul- stick tl e out of t t at the fac- en's as gera- assumed a pink, for clothes de- at they are cut off fall opening, 20 top- designers exhibited orig- es, hats, coats, suits— | lessees =e 's Circle Will Meet Young Woman's Circle of the Ley Memorial Church will meet at the parsonage, 1209 United street, Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, as hostess An interesting program is ing arranged and all members are requested to be present. Starlight Clab | Opens Tonight Birthday Party Honored Philip Strank A surprise given night at the for Philip Strunk. After a short young Strunk ad bee as called in- © Sawyer troop to follow him in so. as Philip en- boys joined in “Happy Birth- birthday party scout hall was siness meet sent or to the told the whatev tered the a rousing song of day To You Games, songs and stunts were enjoyed until Mr. and Mrs. Strunk sent in a bountiful supply of ice crea cakes and can when the t took care of the best part party—eats. Those helped Philip cele- brate his birthday were Herrick, Myron Zorger, W Russell, Eugene Sawyer. Lowe, Forest Arthur. Cooke > Perez. Colgate Cates. door the Johnnie Nebo, one of Key West’s most popular bar-tenders. will open his own “Starlight ;Club” at 713 Duval street to- night Highlighting the program be George Curry a tra, supplemented by ing her famous dance. CHAMPION LOSERS (By Associated Press) LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jack Y Rodes and June Cronan. Lou ville horsemen, set out for Le: ington, Ky., 60 miles away, with a horse in a trailer hooked to their car. Arriving, they found the trail- er was gone. Frantic telephon- ing ascertained they didn’t have HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER— the trailer when they had Eese HOLD RECIPES | algerie ee peat a few miles out of Louisville. | Both horse and _ trailer = | found unhurt. National Gi col Week w Sauna Git Se Wg a aD BRIGHT SAYINGS 2 with special emphasis on! (Ry Associated Prem) ber 2 international peendety and com-} munity serv Those were the principles put MARION, Ky.—While on a © practice in the training of] fishing trip, W. D. Cannon Mrs. Juliette Low, found-| Janded a seven-pound bass. Girl Scout organization Excitedly, he wired his wife: 1 this country. October 31, birth- “Just landed seven-pound- y of the late Mrs. Low, is er. . .and real beauty”. nually celebrated by the Scou' Things also were happen- ing at home and Mrs. Can- non wired back: “Just arrived, nine-pound- One way to gain better appre-| ciation of the people of another] er. Not a beauty. looks like you. Come home”. land, Girl Scouts have found, is: to e ideas on foods. It’s al ‘Sia Ms CARD OF THANKS the will Byron r and Mrs were By AP FEATURE SERVICE ange regular pr ce at annual inter-j| national Scout camps. ! Among the many recipes girls of the U States obtained from girls south of the border curing a recent encampment at Pleasantville, N. Y., is the fol- lowing for eggs a la Mexicana: 6 eggs 1 cup or small can of kidney beans 2 tablespoons olive oil or bacon fat 1 green pepper Our sincere thanks is extended to our friends and neighbors for ‘their many acts of kindness ten- dered us during our recent sor- row, the illness and death of our beloved one, Rogelio Cabrera. We are grateful to those who gave the use of their cars, the donors P of the beautiful floral tributes Sautee the sliced pepper in fat and messages of Se four or five minutes. Add kidne MRS. ROGELIO CABRERA beans and eggs. Stir until eggs AND FAMILY. octl9-1t are cooked. Season with salt and pepper. cooked MONROE THEATER James Cagney — Pat O’Brien Ann Sheridan — Andy Devine —in— TORRID ZONE Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ MARRIAGE LICENSES ~ Sergio Hernandez, 21, truck driver, and Lena Perez Brackins 22, both of this city, obtained a license to marry from county judge Raymond R. Lord, and were wed yesterday by peace| justice Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr. | Speaking of GOOD COFFEE try Another license was issued to) §trong Arm Brand Coffee Wilbur Lamar Stewart, 33. con- Imported Cuban, South America nected with the local naval forces.; and Mocha. Order some to- and Patsy Morris, 21, of Norfolk. day from your grocer. Va., the marriage being perform- TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS a by justice Esquinaldo yester- ——Phene €83-J— lay. with Miss Miriam Carey THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WDIITIIIID: SUNDAY DINNER GOOD TRICK IF ‘RUIT and vegetable stalls are | | filled with the gloriously bright colors of autumn now and, with the | use of a little imagination, planning | Sunday dinner can well become an ! adventure fn marketing. On the vegetable stalls keep an eye out this week for green and lima beans, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, green peppers, Long Island and Jersey potatoes, tomatoes, Canadian rutabagas and yellow onions. Emperor grapes have joined the other members of the grape family on the market this week, with sup- plies of Tokays and Concords espe cially plentiful. Florida grapefruit is starting, all varieties of apples are to be found in abundance and there are al es of pears in market, with the quality of Bose excellent cooking pears— (By Associated Prens) NEW YORK, Oct. 19.— Come to think about it it really wasn’t so unusual when Mrs. Louise L: Bowman, a music teacher, won an auto- tomobile for the second time this year in the Golden Key contest at the New York World’s Fair. Mrs. Bowman's husband is a magician. 1 WONDER By FRANK C. SC c. SCHNEIDER — izes_are still ex- cellent buys, fr ham is very low this week, lamb chops are a good value and bee ak, with the ex- ception of the follow‘ng nus arranged for three different budg Low Cost Dinner Baked Spareribs with Fresh Vegetables Cottage Cheese and Green Pepper Salad Corn Sticks Apple Cups Where There let me atone. I know I'll be tried fairly. The balance of the beam Must hold exactly center ‘Son es Ere I'll be allowed to dream— Moderate Cost Dinner {That Ir Crezm of Fresh Tomato Soup Join in with the blest, Pot Roast of Beef with Be free from care and worry, Oven Browned Potatoes Harmonize with the rest. Green Beans Bread and Butter Orange Pie Tea or Coffee Very Special Dinner } Grape and Orange Fruit Cup Porterhouse Steak Scalloped Potatoes Lima Beans Watercress Salad Hot Biscuit Pears Creme de Menthe with Small Cal Tea or Coffee 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 CAMOUFLAGE. . . / ‘1217 Petronia Street. (Associated Press Feature Service) The animals that live the longest are those whose color blends with their surround- ings. Warring men. also in- teresting in living as long as possible, have taken a leaf from nature’s book, some- times leaves from nature's trees, to conceal them from their enemies. But Howard W. Blakeslee. AP science editor, points out that hard as men try they are never quite so successful as nature herself. SISISIS SIS S Jok enter the kingdom, Help me, my dear comrades, To understand the rule. > made the crossing— s I am such a fool As to think that I can trample God's laws into the mire, Steal ill pleasures. and Still can cross the wire. Help me keep in my memory Those last kind words you spoke; They kindled in my heart a yearn- It w Subscribe to The Citizen, 20c weekly. TRY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cocktail Lounge DINING and DANCING Strictly Fireproof Garage Open The Year Around s—Barb: All aaa aia YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO WORSHIP i —FIRST— BAPTIST CHURCH REV. TED JONES will Preach on these sub- jects tomorrow: 11:00 A. M—"Bookkeeping For Eternity”. 7:30 P. M. — i Christ”. 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TRANSPARENT no whites, > $1.00 BABY FLANNEL. Including White Felts to Pink. Blue and YOU CAN DOIT, ak he ude heed che ded | The rest of the food will be Broil Franks and Spaghetti netti has more appetite lame; and it is practically pai e live oiler of a modern ; 2 necded. ts of a cam of spaghetti in red. Pierce the the ends with uit, sprinkled gas range. Turn food once, that’ Preheat the broiler and transf tomato sauce to the receiving tray frankfurters and wrap each with a s wooden picks. Arrange on br with sugar and a few seedless raisins Broil the food just long on the top side; then turn and c ready und the franks to cook i} the bacon is browned to serve same time. NOTICE We did not have e sufficient TURKEY to serve all guests last Sunday... WE ARE PREPARING MORE TURKEYS FOR TO- MORROW. 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