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

PAGE FOUR : SOCIETY Mrs. Colgate Addressed Woman’s Club On “The American Home” (RUBY MORGAN) The regular monthly meeting} of the Key West Woman’s Club | shadows, tg the heed@ids€ ‘Who; otf was held at the Home on Division street, Tuesday at 4:00 p. m., Mrs. Frederick W. Knapp presiding. Club members were enthusias- tic in their efforts to sing “i Am An American” and “God Bless America”, led by Mrs. Eva War- ner, accompanied by Miss Beatrice Moreno. Reports were given by all de- partment chairmen. Mrs. W. Jay Ingling, library chairman, made a splendid report on work out- lined by her committee and asked that each member of, and v or to, the club bring to the January meeting, a book to be used in the library. A quota of 200 addi- tional books for the library in 1940 has been set as a goal Mrs. Wm. Warren reported the arrival of Red Cross materials, including yarns for knitting, at| the headquarters on Duval street, opposite the Southern Cross Hotel. It is gratifying to know the young girls of the community ; are “doing their bit” in this en- terprise. Classes in knitting are conducted by a volunteer worker, Mrs. Louise Brinton, daily at the High Schoo], while students at the Convent are developing this talent under the tutelage of the Sisters. Volunteer workers are solicited for sewing each Friday afternoon. After Christmas these groups will also meet on Tues- days. Mrs. Warren urged everyone to remember the unfortunate fami- lies in the community at Christ- mas. She has secured nami eligible fa and wish announce that anyone desiring to bring happiness to one of the | fortunate ones may secure nar and addresses from her. rks she read: In cl glow of good-v grows d to pause ond the There the neediest, . despairing are asked to neediest some of glow. And if you a@ moment and look light into the you will perceive fearful of the of the future. bring to tk you will find that the holiday flame will s > all the warmer for you. In the season of good will you can bring some of the Christmas glow to those ji: the} all your neighbors, need kindness | most?” Miss Etta Patterson was franks ed for her donation of Poinsettias for the President's table. Miss Minnie Porter © Harris made a very vivid report on her recent visit to Milwaukee where |she attended the General Federa- tion of Woman’s Clubs conven- tion. The local club members felt indeed fortunate in having Miss Harris represent them at this meeting. Mrs. Stephen Douglass, imme- diate-past president of the club, reported on her recent visit to Ocala where she and Miss Harris attended a board meeting of the State Federation. Both Miss Harris and Mrs. Douglass are members of the board. Mrs. T. M. Dick presented to the club a_ beautiful steel en- graving “Merry Making in the Olden Days.” She fulfilled the wish of her,aunt,,the late Mrs. Sophia Curry,.in,,.Whgse home this engraving hung for many years. rt The Anieri¢and. Home Depart: ment of jwhiche Mrs. Ben Wat- kins is chaitman, had arranged the following program. Mrs. James Singleton was acting pro- gram chairman for the after- noon. Piano solo, Vocturn” by Chopin—Miss Beatrice Moreno. “The American Home” by Mrs. J. R. Colgate. Vocal solo, Eva Warner, Miss Moreno. The guest speaker Col- te, a new member of the club from Madison Indiana, spoke of the contrast at the present time between the American home and we other homes of the worid. Emphasizing the last word of her topic she reviewed the home in America from the first Thanks- giving Day to the present time. Quoting Mrs. Colgate: “In many cases the home maker's finest service will be through the crea- tion of a home which meets the needs of its members and at the same time radiates good in- fluences.” Following the program, freshments were served by hospitality committee. “Homing” accompanied by Mrs. oe Te- the aoa C laus To — High Sehael P-T.A Car High School Parent-Teacher’s / Association Christmas Carnival will be held next Saturday after- noon, starting at 4:00 o'clock, as announced earlier this week. The affair will be held at La Concha park, and presents for all the “good” boys and girls will ival "Next Saturday This marks the annual custom of this association. Hot dogs, cakes, candy and cold drinks will be on sale, as well as potted plants and hand-made articles for Christmas gifts. ~ Association officials urged all parents and teachers to donate WAS ONCE A SOCIAL EVENT... IN THE MIDDLE AGES A BATH THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WAS ACROSS BETWEEN A RECEPTION AND A PICNIC. HOSTS AND HOSTESSES ENTERTAINED AT BATH PARTIES - REFRESHMENTS AND AL! KEPT UNDER A TRAP DOOR IN THE OINING ROOM WAS ONE OF THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS" CITED IN GODEY5 LADIES BOOK FOR 185+. ENGUSHMEN OF KING EDGARS DAY WHO! BATHED ASOFTEN AS ONCE AWEEK WERE CONSIDERED FOPS. Our favorite ja 2 in the play to be given by the ‘y West Players is the maid, 1amed of all things, “Beer”. Her mind is numb and her voice mum, but she makes her- elf comic understood nevertheless, hich is, in the vernacular, the ‘pernt”. Come to see “George and Mar- garet” and see if you recognize as portrayed by one of our most attractive members of the Players Group. “Beer” the voied financial as- the purchase of cook- ing equipment the guards, who will be inducted on or — This for armory. HERE THEY ARE— BEST SELLERS the country—all for sale across & South ART SHOP a Duval and Sts. —FOR WHOM THE Heming- MRS. THE a Fedorova’s $10,- ; FOUNDATION early ; PILGRIM’S FAMILY, N 000 Prize N The play is Friday, December T 6, at 8:15 p. m. and is at the Key West High School. This play being sponsored by the Key W Woman's Club. , TAVERNIER WANTS FIRE FIGHTERS (Continued from Page One) structing a suitable road from Homestead to the camp site, deep in the Everglades. The board voted to investigate the matter of financial aid to Alfred L. Curry, resident on the keys, who contemplates a serious operation in a hospital at Miami. Sheriff-elect Berlin A. Sawyer’s be distributed. Santa Claus will| articles to help make this Car-| bond for $2,000 was approved be present to hand out the gifts. jnival a success. Mrs. Bayly Leaves For Miami Meeting Mrs. Gloriana M. Bayly left to- day for Miami where she will at- tend the Neighborhood Group} Meeting of the Daughters of the King to be at Holy Cross Episcopal Church in that city to- morrow. j Mrs. Bayly 1s Diocesan State! Chairman of the Daughters held Pythian Sisters Elect Officers Key West Temple No. 20, Pyth- | ian Sisters, held an election of officers’ last Monday evening at Pythian Hall, with the following results Joyce ue MES.; Adams, Naida So E. J.; Kate ca ran, M. of R. and G.; Frances.-Cochran, M. of F.; Naomi Sjursen, Mgr.: Margaret Zc Proctor; Sallie Russell, Guard; Antoinette Roberts, Isabelle Gar- ing and Sallie Russell, trustees. Installing officer was Maude Archer. SANTA CLAUS... Will Be At LA CONCHA PARK Saturday, December 7 Sponsored By High School P.-T. A. Christmas Carnival Florida MONROE THEATER Robert Young and Maureen O'Sullivan in Sporting Blood and Youth Will Be Served Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- Vee waaeees, ARGENTINE, PRESIDENT MAY RESUME HIS POST (By, Associated Press) BUENOS AIRES, Dec. —Relatives and friends President Roberto Oriz, retirement since June, he will haps by next November, and probably revamp the “strong men’s cabinet” named by Acting President Ramon Cas- tillo. Sia sas. ra a cose UU, TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE OROFS BETTY RAYMOND announces a complete dinner for 50c that cannot be equalled anywhere in Key West. This amazing food value represe: 1 challenge! Delic . fresh vegetables and a choice of home made rts, are only part of ‘a delightful dinner served in a charming and *refined atmos- phere. The Betty Raymond Res- taurant serves from 11:00 a m. to 10:00 p. m., including Sundays at 512 Caroline Street For Reservations Phone 364 of in say resume soon, per- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25c¢ *, | seemeinemee en meee Reese Se | the commi |ed to fix’ the new tax collector's ae a ioners, who proceed- bond at $10,000. Board voted to reject a Board of Administration offer of two bond issues $4,000 at 90 and $10,- 000 at 93% Attorney tain of y W. Cur Battery Harris, cap- Nai AEE ASE AI “SACRIFICE SALE One lot $350. Two other lots, one a corner $750. Must be sold at once. Apply 1401 Division Street H. T. Roberts , Prints, be THE FLOWERING OF EW ENGLAND. And there are plenty of other good ones in this shop— oe Christmas gifts, all. i Christmas WEST AND—destined Best Seller Lists diately: Laura Krey’s Texas—ON THE IL, and Kenneth Roberts’ WISWELL. to imme- story of ING TIDE, OLIVER dec5-1t hit the @ Delicious syrup! Make it quickly, at low cost with MAPLEINE imitation maple flavor. Just pour 2 cups boiling water over 4 cups sugar, add I teaspoon MAPLEINE, and you have 2 pints golden rich syrup. A 2-ounce bottie of MAPLEINE flavors 24 pints syrup. Also imparts delightful flavor #6 desserts, | edds zest to main dishes. At your grocer’s. 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