The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR © +: SOCIETY :-: Fashion Show At Casa Marina Last Night Was Grand Success The annual Fashion Show of the Senior and Junior Women’s Clubs of Key West was presented at the Casa Marina last night in a a white virgin chiffon-with gold |inlaid: flowers» front ;\the Rose Marie Shoppe, walked down the | looking like af Bebutiful |path EXHIBITION OF PRESENTATION TO BE GIVEN AT LA CONCHA PARK TOMORROW NIGHT Residents of Key West will |have an opportunity ‘tomorrow RESEARCH WORK THE KEY WEST CITIZEN COMMUNITY BIBLE |FACLE BOATS CLASS ORGANIZES ARRIVE HERE The first session of the newly- formed Community (non-sec- ee tarian Bible Class was held last| Two of Henry Ford's Sunday afternoon in Bayview War Eagle boats, arrived at the Park, with Professor Earle Ham-|Key West naval station last night, ilton as teacher. will leave this afternoon to take A temporary organization was|UP new stations in the Gulf of perfected with Floyd Bewety |Mexico; it was .announced.‘‘to- named_president; Chas. Hi Ketch- | day! um, vice-president; Chester Saw-| The two vessels, PE-19 and World | CAYO HUESO By Katherine Ann Fitzgerald | Where but along the ocean highway of the Florida Keys could Snake Creek be an ocean jand Gulf welding? At night, through a nurricane torn gap in the lost bridge, q ‘corner of the heavy star-quilted sky dips into the sea. Here, a sunny mafana, setting of tropical splendor.|dream;while Al Avajon softly Everything conspired toward per- rere antes ouster It !of the latest developments and fection. It was a balmy night. Aj ah 2 Some of the accessories and yer, secretary-treasurer. Profes- sor Hamilton, principal vision Street Grammar School, was unanimously elected teacher |night to see a stage presentation products of the research labora~ full moon rode high in a_ starry! jewelry worn by the models were tories of American industry at/of the class. sky, silvering the palm trees. The | furnished by the Old Island Trad- jthe park on Duval street next to! All men and women of the city, | floodlight on the loggia where the | models were first presented and | ing Post, A full list of the models and the regardless of church are invited to attend |La Concha hotel. | ‘This thrilling 45-minute show affiliation, | the. class | the fairy lanterns outlining the!stores whose clothes they pre- is a cross-section of the high-|this coming Sunday afternoon at line of march down the path to the | sented follows in order of their lights of recent scientife develop-|the park, 3:30 o'clock. In the sea were the only other illumi-/| nation. The lawns were thronged with an enthusiastic audience. Dave Garson conducted the Casa Marina orchestra with ap-/| propriate music; the soft murmur ‘of the sea and a gentle breeze in the palm trees adding a soft un- dertone. It was incredibly beautiful, and Mrs. Frederick W. Knapp, presi-; dent of the Senior Woman’s Club, and her aides, Mrs. Joseph Lopez, president of the Junior Woman’s Clab, Mrs. Al Mills, Mrs. William Warren and George Mills White, ‘ate to be congratulated. It shold ' bea source of much satisfaction | to’ them that their efforts and long; hours of work have been so richly | rewarded. { Key West has reason to be proud, too, of her pretty daugh- ters. They surely did justice to the clothes they modelled, which were so lavishly furnished by the leading establishments in town, As each model appeared, George | Mills White, in presenting her, by | hhame, gave a short description of appearance: Bathsuits 1. Holtsberg’s — Miss Dorothy Park. 2. Casa Marina — Miss Ethel Richmond. 3. Pearlman’s—Miss Margaret White. 4. Appelrouth’s—Miss Barbara | Bowser. 5. Casa Marina—Mrs. Charles L. Hulswit. Playsuits 6. Aronovitz — Miss Clara Yates. 7. Holtsberg’s — Miss Knowles. 8. Bonnie Louise — Miss Edith Moffett. 9. Appelrouth’s—Miss Maurice | Scammons. 10. Pearlman’s — Miss Annabel Moffett. 11. Rose Marie — Mrs. Hector | Barroso. 12. Aronovitz—Miss Alice Mc- Coy. Gerry Slacks 13. Appelrouth’s — Miss Arlene ri the gown modelled, and its shop | prin of origin; whereupon the model} paraded down the path to the sea | and back again, pausing a moment | at three points to pirouette and) show her costume. The models; were obviously in. their element and their performance would have done justice to seasoned} manniquins. Some very attractive bathing suits were the first to be shown, followed by a presentation of gay playsuits. The slacks outfits were very nifty, the street clothes smart and good looking, but best of all were the evening clothes. Most of them were diaphanous and frilly, others chic and sophis- ticated. As a grand finale to a splendid | show, Sylvia Roberts, gowned in| Byrnes To Give Talk Tonight Lt.-Comdr. Ray W. Byrnes will entertain Key West Tourist Club members tonight at the Art Cen- ter with a talk on Chinese re- ligion and an exhibition of idols he has collected in the Orient. The group's fifth meeting will be- | gin at 7:30 o'clock. Commander Byrnes, while he! was stationed in the Orient, made | an outstanding collection of Chi- nese Buddhas and other idols. He has more than 100, some of which are several centuries old. One of the events scheduled on the ‘program for last! week, a vis- it 'to the museum at'the Convent of Mary Immaculate, did! not ma-< terialize because of bad weather. The trip will be scheduled ‘again in the near future as the first of a series of pilgrimages to various points of interest around the city. Cocktail Parties Last night Four cocktail parties were en- joyed by northern visitors at) the Casa Marina last night. | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster, of Naragansett, R. I., were host and hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Mott B.| Schmitt, Mrs. James T. Terry and | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown | Mr. and Mrs. Barton F. Peek, Moline, Ill, entertained Mr. and Mrs, C. N. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Good, Mrs. M. L.| Lyeth and Major Harry F. Evans and Mrs. Evar | Another party, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John F. Wilkins, Washington. C., included Mr. and Mrs. Rene Leon, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Packard, Ill, and W. H. D and William 0. G Marriage License Issued Today Benger as Isle nes, Cuba LEAVE FOR CUBA Cuba da eral weeks. ste 14. Pearlman’s — Miss Vilna Al- fonso. 15. Aronovitz — Miss Long. 16. Rose Marie — Miss Irene Boney. 17. Holtsberg’s — Miss Juanita Dongo. Emma Street Clothes 18. Bonnie Louise — Miss Solita Cobo. 19. Holtsberg’s — Miss Pinder. 20. Rose Marie — Miss Ada Rod- riguez. 21. Aronovitz—Mrs. Isabel Ball. 22. Bonnie Louise—Mrs, Thom- as Wiley. 23, Rose Marie — Miss Mar- guerite Page. 24, Claudia’s—Miss Alice Agui- lar. 25. Bonnie Louise—Mrs. Louise Auxier. 26. Pearlman’s — Miss Ramona Lopez. 27. Aronovitz—Miss Rita Pin- der. 28, Appelrouth’s — Mrs. Francis Johnson. 29. Rose Marie Jessie Gibson. Evening Clothes 30. Holtsberg’s — Mrs. Joseph Lopez. 31. Bonnie Louise — Mrs. How- ard Overlin. 32. Pearlman’s—Miss Susan La- Kin. 33. Appelrouth’s— Miss John Offutt. 34, Holtsberg’s — Mrs. Thompson. 35, Claudia’s— Miss Barbara Guerro. 36, Aronovitz — Mrs. Andrew Elwood. 37, Pearlman's — Miss Bonnie Watkins. 38. Appelrouth’s — Miss Lelan- ette Roberts. 39. Rose Marie — Miss Roberts. TIFT’S GROCERY Friday and Saturday Specials 25¢ Crosse & Blackwell's SOUPS, 10¢ can Crosse & Blackwell's DATE and NUT BREAD 1 Oe Florida ‘Se Lois Shoppe—Miss Robert Sylvia EGGS, doz. . LETTUCE, head FRESH STRAWBERRIES Large Shipment of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Just Received Phone 460 |ments as presented to the public /¢vent of inclement weather, it is |by the General Motors Corpora-|Planned to hold the meetings in tion to show the essential nature |Division Street school, nearby. | lof research in producing new}. Present plans of the class call products which in turn create for installation of a public ad- new jobs. |dress system and other improve- | | "Tomorrow’s show will be pre-|ments that will make the ses- sented by John H. Pierpont, a lec- | Sions extremely interesting, offi- |turer-demonstrator with the |C@tS say. : | | traveling exposition, the new} Special programs will be plan- 'General Motors Parade of Prog- |red from week to week and it is; ‘ress, which will have its premiere jeonfidently expected the class/ lon ‘the county causeway at: Mi- | Will rapidly expand wntil it’ will ami, February 26. number several hundred winter | | Mr. Pierpont’ will show. many visitors and residents and _ will |amazing, amusing and highly ed-|Prove an invaluableyasset to the ucational developments, such as |Teligious and cultiral life of the! sound carried over beams of light, ee, as a whole. j machines traveling at high speeds | 5 52 one is. sponsored by the made to appear standing still, | te hurch Service Club, an shimmering fabrics made entire- |OT8anization of men devoted to ly from glass or milk, light trav- tre peie al and moral uplift of ; eling around corners and a num- y: ber gf other modern miracles of | science. | The first show tomorrow night | will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock, the second showing at 8:30. HARRISON TALKS TO SCOUT TROOP j The Boy Scout Troop 59, spon- sored by the Trinity Presbyterian | Church, observed the 31st anni-| versary of Scouting in America in| a special program on Thursday | night. Z. D. Harrison, chairman} of the committee on Health and Safety, Key West Scouts, was the | principal speaker. | Scout William Soldano of Troop 52 was a visitor. He brought | greetings and _ congratulations from his troop. Several of “the boys gave demonstrations of their achievements. Ernest H. Cohen is the scoutmaster, and Charles Major is his assistant. eed rer DROWSY ? SMELL EXHAUST Gas ? IT MAY BE DEADLY CARBON Distinguished Guests | At Casa Marina Prominent among yesterday’s | jarrivals at the Casa Marina were |Mrs. Alfred I. DuPont, of Wilm- ington, Del., accompanied by Mrs. Robert W. Bingham, widow of} jthe former ambassador to Brit- ain, and Miss Helen Knox, of} Louisville. | | Mr. and Mrs. James L. Luke,} \Jr., also arrived from Wilming- | |ton for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. | J. J. Brown, of Cranford, N. J.,| are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foster at the Casa Marina. Among other arrivals are Lt.- Col. and Mrs. William H. Clif- ford, of Oatlands, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Shepard, of Neenah, Wisc.; Mr. and Mrs. Holland Pot- ter, of Middleburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Woolson, of Spring- field, Vt.; W. R. Herrick ,of New York, and Ensign W. R. Herrick, Jr., of Key West. ARRIVES FROM CUBA } | | | | —_—————— | Hugo Barceld arrived on the} Iss. Cuba from Havana yester-| day morning after visiting relo-| tives in the Cuban capital. ls roam OPEN rhe WINDOWS | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE) TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS | AT ALL | GROCERS eoceceee (LAA A hh dd bd | TEX RITTER in | RHYTHM OF = RIOGRANDE |{ 100 Bayer Aspirin 59¢ a — . . rr COMEDY — SERIAL 75e Listerine _...... 59c | see |} $1.20 Sal Hepat- ica ... 91 z 60c Sal Hepatica _ 49¢ Rose Marie Shoppe $1.25 Orthogynol 97¢ 528 Fleming St. Phone 232 $3.25 Lilly Lex- tron Capsules $2.72 $1.25 Petrologar 98¢ $1.35 Lilly Amy- tal Tablets _. $1.04 75e Squibbs Min- eral Oil 25¢ size Palmolive Shav. Cream, 2 for . $1.00 Slips $1.00 Sloppy Joe’s Sweat- ers $1.00 Beautiful Waists $1.00 Gotham Hose 69c-79c-$1 Miss America Gir- dles $1.00 Dresses 59e . 33e Chanel, Houibagants, Kaywoodiec Pipes Parker Pen and Pencil Try Our FOOD DEPART! COMPLE **‘The Frie SOUTHERNMOST Beautiful Line of BETTER DRESSES ALL PRICES See Our— STYLE SHOW Millinery—Play Shoes Made by Hood Rubber Co. WE DELIVER of Di-; {Key West Woman’s Club will en- i | | | 1 {| If You Can Walk You Can Skate Specials for | Friday, Saturday and Sunday 230 Sheets Ponds Cleansing Tissues, 2 for Old Spice and Hudnuts Perfumes. Duval and Fleming Streets a magic melody of soft. air,, blue when jskies, and scintillating water. turning out| Coral island Key West—the Bone Key, Cayo Hueso—has the significance of nature’s lavish \beneficence and stern disciplin- | woven into its romance and |PE-48, were constructed \Ford’s plants were jsubmarine chasers during’ the latter part of the war, ling the fascination of Spanish influ- BUYS PROPERTY jence in its new old charm. In the ] |brilliant sun rich bougainvillaea, i ON AMELIA ST ‘bright hibiscus and oleander */ splash against the white, ver- |andared, chimneyless houses of Mrs. Emily Thomas (also|West Indian design. Dignified known as Mrs. Emily Thompson) | Yachts ride serenely against the yesterday purchased for $312 a horizon and fishing boats hunt : the gorgeous sailfish and the lot on Amelia street near the | Vicious corner of Emma. ‘eyed pelicans police the shallow The land was the property of | water beyond a white beach. Mr. and Mrs. Vesey A. Johnson| Cuban bands with their gourd and Mr. and Mrs. James L. John- | maracas send subtle rhythm into SoA {the cool night air and light chinks {through the shutters of the hur- \Ticane-greyed shacks.” ‘The ‘stiff rustle of palms in ‘trade’ winds |mingles with the soft sound © of water pushing onto shore. Before SET \daylight on this exotic American In honor of Mrs. Thurston Rob- |isle cocks, offsprings from the erts, president of the Florida Fed-|ancients, crow a biblical three eration of Woman’s Club, the times. ' Luncheon At Casa Marina Tuesday tertain with a luncheon at the} The above was received by The Casa Marina on Tuesday, Febru-|Citizen from Katherine Ann ary 18, 1:00 o'clock. |Fitzgerald of Washington, D. C., Reservations for this ffair|who terms herself “A Key West Mrs. Grayburn Pinder, phone 670. TRY IT TODAY— held in the clubhouse on Division | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS Friday Night, Feb. 14th ROLLER SKATE Handling Only | Branded Beef has been pur. | PINEAPPLE JUICE, 3 cans . 25¢, WE HAVE LAMB STEW. tb 15¢ SELECTED If you want to enjoy a real PHONE 52 should be made not later than | Rooter’. At 4:00 o’clock that afternoon, | The Favorite in Key West street. | COSTUMES — PRIZES | Southard Street—Ladies 25c till 10:00 P, M.—Fri. Sat. Holidays | Western | MED, | 250 from Rath and Morrell's | Heinz TOMATO JUICE, 3 cans 25¢ . FRESH-KILLED and | LAMB SHOULDER, tb 20c BATTERY-RAISED good dinner, buy your MEATS Corner Virginia and White Sts. Saturday evening with Mrs. Ar- thur Pastorini, phone 403, or with) ansaid | CUBAN COFFEE BIG GALA VALENTINE SKATING PARTY 1 Tommie’s Skating Palace | Bermuda FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS | M |Meat Market SESSIONS: 2:30 P. M. till 4:30/ . M.—Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. 7:30 8:00 till 10:30 P, M. | BRANDED BEEF Shoe Skates For Sale—Terms | This week most of our Packing Houses. MONROE MEAT MARKET cums aoc) EXTRA-FANCY BEEF SUGAR, 5 lbs. _ 25, ‘POTATOES, 10 Ibs. 20c WESTERN PORK PAUL LUMLEY eee. 510 Fleming St. Phone 411 FRYERS FRESH YARD EGGS at BERMUDA MARKET, where prices are right. 23¢ $1.50 Jergens Lotion . $1.29 50c Ipana Tooth barracuda while wise-j FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1941 ‘SCOUT MEMBERS GIVEN BADGES TERDAY AT ROTARY | CLUB é seout “baiges yesterday | were presented to Linest Avila, | Earl Adams, Jr, and Heiury Sol- ; dano“’as* Key West Rotary Ciub members: looked-on. | The scouts were given theii | badges by Jerry Trevor, scout commissioner, and members of | the Rotary Club, who have spon-| sored Troop 52, of which the boys are members, took part in the ceremony. A. E. Peirce and Earl Adams were named members of a com- mittee to promote interest in school safety patrols and Presi- | dent Everett Russell called a board of directors meeting for) Wednesday night. | Scouts present at the badge | ceremony, in addition to the three | who received them, were Calvin Cates, Eugene Sawyer and Jack | Sawyer. | Lieut.-Comdr. Ray W. Byrnes | of the if pipics here; Peirce | and Taylor | addressed | the members. | TERMITES} Property far more the small cost of protection. We can quickly check this menace for.you. Guaranteed results at low, reasonable cost. APPROVED by FHA and LICENSED SPECIALISTS FEDERAL EXTERMINATING CO. 614 Duval Street Phone 31 Paste 39e 50c Woodbury’s Cream and 25c Lotion, both for 49¢ Gillette Blue Blades with Shaving Cream 49¢ 50c Prophylactic Tooth Brush 39c Woven Bath Slippers 10c Paimolive Soap, 3 for Cotys, Bourjois, Ayres, 10 NEW SPRING LINES 29¢ 19¢ CURLEE and GRIFFON UITS $24.50 Manhattan and SPORT SHIR $1.00 -. $3.00 GRIFFON SPORT COATS All Colors and Sizes $12.00 +. $18.50 2 Oc $3.50, 34.00 and $5.00 Sets $2.95 to $19.75 MENT for a LA CARTE or TE MEALS ndly Store’’ CITY PHARMACY PHONE 199 Phone 897 J. G. Kantor, Inc. “The Store With Up-To-Date Merchandise” WE ARE FEATURING OUR of Nationally-Advertised SPORTSWEAR, SHOES AND HATS Manhattan and SLACK $4.95 10 $15.00 Manhatian and Loafers COATS (Combination and Plain) $6.50 +. $10.00 SETS Fortune and Jarman SHOES, . .$4.00 and $5.00 A Big Line of LUGGAGE for Men and Women We Handle Only the Best At Popular Prices Opp. Palace Theater 517 Duval Street U. S. WEATHER settled ; |cloudy ‘and colder tonight; Satur= ‘day. generally. fair and continued, ‘rather cool; moderate to. fresh northewesterly winds, i | 2. Interviewer: i BUREAU REPORT FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: Un- this <fternoon; _ partly hg Saturday. 1. We reproduce a scene from an it terview during a recent survey to cover what Southern housewives th about Southern Twin Pack Bread, How im. I'm collecting | about Southern Twin Pack B: you use it? | Housewife: Oh, yes; I Twin Pack Bread ing” is such a convenience. When buy Southern Twin Pack Bread, it's like buying two loaves bn NOW: 2 Twin Pack Loaves. 1. TWIN beter ie iy IN PACK loaves white bread wrapped inside TW TWIN PACK 2-io-t — Half bread, half wheat white Both Bre vale! kk EXTRA xx ADDED VALUI you er veep VITAMIN B, 7 roe