The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 1, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR :-: SOCIETY :- Key West Woman’s Club Sponsors MORGAN) (By ‘RUBY » of inclement weather sday, the Benefit Tea, spon- sored by the Woman’s Club proved a succ ful social event. The affair w planned as Garden Party. Mr. Julian J. had offered the use of id xtensive gardens fronting on the ocean, The unique plan of this garden, the colorful flower beds, and trellised arbors of flaming vines makes this one of the show places on the island. Unfortunately the rain made | the use of t rdens impossible, but the hostess very generously opened her home for the enjoy- ment of the guests. Those calling were greeted by the Club President, Mrs. Frederic W. Knapp and Mrs, Mar Mrs. Stephen Dougla ly presided over the table. a gracious- Many Entertained At Casa Marina C. Williams, entertained Thursday eve Marina for M Packard and Mrs. John J Mr Princeton, W arty of at a fare ning at Casa and Mrs. John H of Chestnut Hili, Pa., their departure — shortly spending a month with the ter colony here. Among the were Mrs. Georg< and Mrs. Ernest Eleanor Foster, M Ordway, Mrs. Fent Bullitt, Miss Anna Ingersoll, Alexander Benson, Mr. and ae Rene Leon and Mr. and Mrs, Randolph Snowden. After dinner, Mr Packard entertained same group. Mr. and Mr who make after win- G Mr. Foster, Katherine Miss Rita ordon, Mrs. | the | and for K. H. Woolson of Springfield, Va, entertained at the same time for Dr, and Mr: Fred M. Hodges, Dr. and Mrs, Charles A. Wat Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Smith, Mr. and Kent C. Darling and Mr, and Mrs. Wayne S. Vetterlein, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Sudler, Jr., of Chicago, had as their} guests Mr. and Mrs. Clymer S.! Bowen. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Newton ,of Newton Center, Mass., and Mr. arid Mrs, Francis B. Up-; ham, Jr., of naroneck, N. Y., also enterté Three Marriages Here Yesterday Three weddings, two of them with foreign-born principals, were performed here yesterday by Couny Judge Raymond Lord and Enrique Esquinaldo, justice of the peace. A. B. Chapman. Key Largo resident who came to this country from London, married to Mrs. Elma Ayars, Ke: Largo, and Walter Hilgers, U.S. Navy seaman from Coblenz, Ge many, Griffin of Key West Lord Benjamin B year-old navy seaman from Mark- ed Tree, Ark., wa married to Helen M. Divine 1, Philadel- phia, by Esquinaldo 67 by Judge Alexander, 5- mi tine and Mrs | i, | en on Fride lauditorium o Mrs. | ar-old | was married to Margarita; | Tea On Thursday | Many beautiful floral arrange- ments from the Marks gardens were placed at vantage points in| the spacious parlors, A very satisfactory amount was! added to the Auditorium and Pub- | lic Library Fund. This is the major project of the club for the | ensuing years. | A number members of the win- ter colony, as well as club mem- jbers called during the afternoon. Members of the Executive! Board of the Woman’s Club are reminded that the regular month- ly meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Monday. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock the monthly business and social meeting of the club will be held at the club house on Division street. | Glee Club Etear For Operetta Annual operetta sponsored by he Glee Club of Key West High | School will this year be entitled Love Pirates in Hawaii”. This musical revue will be giv-| March 14, in the Key West High School and will depict typical scenes of the romantic islands in guests at the party |the South Seas. Operetta will be directed by Miss | Miss Madeline Weeks, musical in- structor of the Key West Junior ; Senior High School. ©) Today’ 's Birthdays Dr. Arthur C. Millspaugh of | Washington, D. C., noted political | scientist, born at Augusta, Mich., | 58 years ago, | Edmund Duffy of Baltimore, , cartoonist, born in Jersey City, N. J., 42 years ago. N. Y., playwright-lectur | Lionel Atwill, England, 56 Thomas actor, born in ears ago. . Northrop, Denver, Galo, mining engineer and ex-} plorer of Central and South | ;America, born at Bocas del Toro, | | Republic of Panama, 34 years | ago. | | LIVE at the ISLAND INN Cor. Duval and Eaton Streets LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE Not The Cheapest In Town but An Address | To Be Proud Of | THE ISLAND INN mp sweet girl YAN thought of hurt- ing her wrung = Yet there was 9 * LOVELY! Like a # Love ly Daye LOVELY! DROPPED LIKE A BOMB INTO ROGER COSGRAVES PEACEFUL. CIRCLE ONE SUMMER DAY LIVES OF A DOZEN PEOPLE AND REMADE THE WITH THE FIRE OF HER LOVE “ALONG CAME CINDERELLA By VIVIEN GREY STARTING MARCH 3 IN THIS PAPER Beeeerenancenresesscoesones |for tonight at White Heron Club on Roosevelt Boulevard. | Cayo Huesians will furnish music | confes Clerk of Circuit Court, | Louis K. Anspacher of Ossin- | ing, 1% ern in Cincinnati, 63 years ago. | | Ceeccccccccccococesooscs THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ ARRANGE PROGRAM AT WHITE HERON CLUB Another big program is planned Bertho Sx WOMACKS HAVE DAUGHTER) This was formerly the Stork Club. Deloria Cortez, famous Mexi- can dancer will highlight tonight’s jentertainment with shows at 11, |12:30 and 2 a. m. Crunch-Crunch and his News has been received in the city of the arrival of a daughter | at the home of My. and Mrs, A. B.! Womack in Miami. | The new arrival and mother are | | reported to be doing fine. | Mrs. Womack is a former Key | Wester and will be remembered | here as Miss Margarete Sanz. Royal | for dancing. LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR MON. | ROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN| CHANCERY. } ae | | Re oon Ps a No. 7-511 ANNA WYSOSKI, Plaintiff, | Bill Allen, brother of Joe Allen, Defendant. business manager of The Key) ORDER OF PUBLICATION | West Citizen, has arrived in er IN THE NAME OF THE STATE | West from Miami for a visit with OF FLORIDA: TO THE DE- | relatives and friends. H FENDANT, A. WYSOSKI, Ad- | Sheer Unenow Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Russell, for- | You are hereby required to be} lmerly of Key West, but who are and appear before the Circuit |now making their home in Jack- ‘Court of Monroe County, Florida, | sonville, are spending a visit in in Chancery, at the Court House | Key West. Mr. Russell was for- in Key West, Monroe County, Florida, on or before the 7th di of April, 1941, to a bill for divorce brought against you . by ANNA | WYSOSKI; otherwise, the allega- | tions of said bill will be taken as ed by you. This order to be the Key West Citizen, in Key| West, Monroe County, Florida once a week for four consecutive weeks. 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