The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY §:-: Many Of Parties Gi Marina Are The patio of the Casa Marina} was thronged both at cocktail hour and after dinner on Wed- nesday with gay parties, although a regretful note was apparent at) most. So many in these days are farewell parti and it is sad to see friends denart after spending so many happy weeks here to- gether. Mr. and Mrs. Allyn B. McIntire, of Newton Center, Mass. gave a party yesterday for most of the Boston crowd, in- cluding Mrs. Hugh Bancroft, Mrs. William Cox, Mrs. John Gannett, Dr. and Mrs. Francis Newton, Lewis M. Gibbs, also Miss Gladys Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. John Oldrin. The McIntires and the Newtons leave soon for the North. Lucius Ordway and Miss Kath- erine Ordway entertained for Mrs. Michael Lake, who left for ay’ Key West Pl “First Nighters” at the Key West Play ntation of the three one act plays were zealous in their praise of the production. Beautiful B. J. Sutherling and suave Walt-Fred Jacobs, Jr. gave 's’ pre ven At Casa Of Farewell Nature New York Thursday evening. Mrs. Lake has been at the Casa Marina almost since the opening ‘day. TENT SERVICES WILL CONTINUE ANOTHER WEEK’ MUCH INTEREST NOW CEN- (TERED ON REVIVAL MEET- | INGS BEING HELD EACH NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. James L. Thomp- son, of Hartford, Conn. had} among as-their guests Major and | Mrs. Robert Snidow, Mr. and} |Mrs. Charles F. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hart, Mrs. Ogden Edwards and Miss Jean Thomson. | Other hosts last evening were Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. Hodges, of Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I, Farwell, of Lake Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. W. Kaelber, of Rochester; Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Carrier, of Santa Rita, New Mexico; Lester F. Kafer, of West- field, N. J.; Mrs. George Gordon, of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Cycus G. Hill, of Chicago. ers Put On ; Performance This Evening, | elistic | waiting for Philip—over the pur-! ple rim. Beautifully portrayed and enthusiastically received. What an entertaining situation —for the audience—when a man} confronted with an ex-wife and | ent wife, who try to show the ; | is pre: The Richey revival will not close Sunday night, pected, but will be continued a full week, to end Sunday, March 16. This was announced at the big tent at Duval and Division streets, last night, by Raymond T. Richey, who said inclement weather in the early days of his meeting, a rising tide of public interest as the weather clears up, as was ex- {and ability to advance dates for other scheduled meetings, had de- cided him to carry on here. His announcement was received with enthusiasm by the large audi- ence, and the amount for rent of the tent for the additional week was raised immediately. | Rev. Roy Eger, pastor of Evan- | Tabernacle, who had been announced to preach last, night, sent word at the last mo-| | ment he would be unable to come, | but would be here tonight, ‘and | speak on Bible prophecy... With him will be several Tabernacle singers and orchestra metnbers. amusing example of how next prospective wife that his line | Rev. Eger, it is said, will illus- ppy—though co-starred. The play “Farewell to Love” took them in and out of love several times, but ended just the way one wanted it. “The Purple Rim” a drama that | Janice White was the very un- | Tex., several years was the was gripping in its theme, high in the estimation of audience. Lt. Comdr. Ray Byrns played the part of Philip Amory who found his release only after death, and Ann Carleton that of the frivilous wife who; could hardly’ wait to be free. Mary Morgan and Lt. John Cotten | took good and convincing care of the love interest. Isabel Ball was the very efficien id understand- ing nurse, and Clara Lankford, the old sweetheart who had been County Commissioner Edward Gomez left over the highway this morning for a short business visit in Miami. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lefévre and daughter, Diane. of Jersey City, > in Key West for a few weeks’ visit. Mr. Lefevre will be remembered as_ having conducted a successful campaign here some time ago for the Cath- olic Church in putting on an en- tertainment for raising a church- debt fund. L. P. Artman, publisher of The Citizen, who left yesterday morn- ing on a brief busine: visit to Miami, returned to the city last evening on the bus. Commissioner R. W. Craig arrived in Key West yes terday from the Florida Key attend the meeting of the commis- sioners last night County Charles Taylor, manager of the Porter Dock Company, who had been on a business visit to Jack- sonville, returned to Key West on the bus last evening D. J. Cumming will Key West tomorrow to fill the late Rev. J place at the First Presbyterian Church. He will conduct both morning and evening services on Sunday arrive in from Ocala C. Gekeler’s Mrs. George with Mr and Mrs Lane, left for their Ge Jr P I Miss Marg who had beer weeks, retur Hava a for two We st yes- terday formerly Resonate {had been used’ before. Ensign | Bill Denholm was excellent in the | lead—time and again displaying | |the temperament so closely as- | |sociated with Great Lovers. | who catas- ‘derstanding present Mrs. ‘didn’t let the threatened W.|trophe worry her too much—es-|Paul, Minn. | pecially when Edna Landon as Ex ,No. 2 joined the party and was | ‘able to comprehend immediately. The directors, Mrs. Robb Roy 'Ricketts, Guy Carleton and eorge Mills White deserve much | credit for the finished perform- | ‘ances they produced. | There will be a repeat per-| ' formance at the Harris School to- | inight at 8:30. | Entertains Party | Of Visitors | Charles W. Northrop, 1017 Mar- | |garet street, yesterday and today | lentertained a party of visitors| who came here after attending | |the convention of ex-employes of |the Pennsylvania Railroad, Feb. | 22, at Tampa. | The visitors, who are leaving \Key West today, were Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGeachey, Adamson, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Lew W. Berg- | er, New Orleans, La.; R. Volmar and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mc-; Leod, St. Petersburg. | 1:0 A A Today’s Horoscope Today is an ambitious day but | the native is cautious and patient. | There great attachment to friends and a protective care ex- ed in guarding them. Fail- is seldom is e ure in undertakings found, for what is not done by | energy by pa- tient and intelligent waiting. Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to ay loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- b mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you & bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis is accomplished ecoce eeccccccccccces STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS Seecccccccccccs T CoucHs due to colds .. checked nout “dosing”. VED BY 2 GENERATIONS iGH A MONROE MEAT MARKET SUGAR. POTATOES. | ONIONS. ; CREAM. TOMATOES, 6 car COFFEE. 1b Campbell's BEANS. 2 cans PAUL LUMLEY $10 Fleming St. Phone 411 2Se 20c 10c 20¢ 2Se 2S¢ 1Se trate his talk with rare picture slides, Mr. Eger is a Richey re- vival product, it was said last night, having been converted in a Richey meeting at Fort Worth, ago. | A guest in the meeting last! night was Herbert Jahn, of St. A young gospel worker, he stopped off in Key West on his return to the States from Cuba, to visit his friends, the members of the Richey evangelis- tic party. 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Francis and Southard Sts. j ee | | | | | | | | | | | | ! THE KEY WEST CITIZEN accordionist, | night. Declaring himself the friend of \children, Evangelist Richey is- |sued a call yesterday for all Key | West youngsters to visit his tent 'tonight for a candy treat. Last night he said a section of seats | would be reserved for them. The |unpredictable Houston evangelist, |his friends say, has been spon- soring peanut scrambles, giving \away candy, and passing out ice |cream cones, or maybe red lemon- ade, for 20 years or morg, as a | means of luring children.) to *his |revivals. Today is one_of his “treat days,”—and he has-de¢ided to give candy to every boy and girl who will attend his meeting tonight. Mr. Richey stated today as high as 2,000 children had turned out for a peanut scramble, or to share in a treat, whatever it might be. \At the right moment Richey makes an altar-call, and in- variably many respond to his ap- peal for Christian decision. “We tempt them with some- thing for their stomachs, and be- fore the meeting is over they get something in their souls,” showman and _ psychologist, well as a successful minister of the Gospel. “Too many children today are being brought up on the funny papers and jazz music,” Evange- Ache’ Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” ECONOMY IT’S REALLY CHEAPER TO TRADE AT ARCHER'S Our Experience has proven to us that for QUALITY. SERVICE and FAIR PRICES, there is no substitute. That's why our customers are con- stantly sending us new cus- tomers. 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