The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY --: MISS JUANITA DONGO BECOMES BRIDE OF MALCOLM PINDER In a very solemn and impres- sive wedding ceremony Saturday night at 7:30 o’clock in the First Methodist (Stone) church, Miss Phyllis Adams. carried bouquets of white St. Joseph’s lillies, and geeen fern, tied with white moline, and wore Each attendant : WEST Ci BEN Juanita Dongo, daughter of Mr. | ; oe é 5 and Mrs. J. S. Dongo, became the | white gardenias in their hair. bride of Malcolm R. Pinder, son} Howard Pnder, brother of the of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pinder. | groom, was best man. Groomsmen | The ceremony was performed |were Tom Warren, Jr., Edward by Rev. A. C. Riviere, pastor of | Johnson and Teny Higgs. Each | the church. | was attired in white, and wore} The auditorium was very taste- | stephanotis buttoniers. | fully decorated in white flowers} The flower girls were sweet and and green ferns, in unison with | dainty in white brocaded taffetta, the white wedding that was car-}carrying white baskets with ried out in detail. | flowing bows, and white rose} Before the ceremony, Mrs. Eva | petals. They included Martha | Warner sang “Juanita”, accom-]Sharon Shanahan, Edith Dian) panied on the organ by Mrs. Jo- | Hampton, Ruth Rose Gibson, | seph Sawyer. Tessie Carey and Dian DePrimo. | The bride entered on the arm} The ring bearer, young Cre-! of her father, by whom she was /| mata, was outstanding in white, | given in marriage. She wore a|carrying a heart-shaped white gown of white net and lace, de-}satin pillow, in the center of | signed with fitted lace bodice and | which was a wedding bell hold- j eceipts Tax Repeal Bill Gato-Madiedo Naptials Friday Miss Mary A. Gato and Joseph R. Madiedo were married Friday, jat St. Mary Star of the Sea”! Catholic church. The ceremony was performed by Father A. L. Maureau. The bride was dressed in a love- | —— Mrs. Cameron Smith, former! Miss Eloise Lowe, was included rs j the recent arrivals in Key West for a visit with relatives and friends. ily net gown and bridal veil to; ; match. She carried a heart shape j bouquet of stephanotis and lily of | the vally. The groom wore a navy | William G. Camero was among these leaving recently for Miami, where he will join Mrs. Camero, intimate friends. who is now visiting there with re- blue suit. " 2 Assisting the bride was her! ee a to"be away cousin Miss Mary N. Gato and Mr. | ‘stan Tony Gato, Jr., stood as best man.| Gp, les Olivieri Miss Dolores Valdez was the | arrivete in troy aie eens the Power ‘git: jarrivals in Key West Sunday over r x ‘the highway from Miami for a few . Immediately following __ the | gays’ visit, | ceremony a reception was held at | the bride’s home for relatives and | Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Winter of | Key West are enjoying a sojourn tin La Jolla, Calif. a delightful | Sea-side resort. Plan Shower For Miss Maria Farto ee Mrs. Frank Veliz and Miss | NAVY Wi VES CLUB | Mary Teresa Van Grieken, will | give a miscellaneous shower,| _ (By MARIE GERMANN) Thursday afternoon at the Cuban == | TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1941 U.S. BUDDHISTS HONOLULU—Since it was in- troduced in Hawaii 50 years ago, Buddhism. has obtained 49,713 ad- herents, says Kenju Ohtomo of the Young Men’s Buddhist Asso- ciation. Its membership repre- sents about 35 per cent of this ter- ritory’s Japanese population. Mrs. Ellen Price; was a_ little gift—a gavel for her past-presi- dent pin. Bridge was played after which refeshments were served. Everyone expressed themselves as having an enjoyable time. 2 BOB STEELE in THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY Also—COMEDY and SERIAL PRIZE NITE—TONIGHT Peeeccecoocecoceceeseses “Key West's Club in honor of Miss Maria Farto, | who is to be married to Patrick | Bowder on Thursday 26. State merchant leaders attend governor’s signing of bill for repeal of gross receipts Present | at the signing of the bill, as shown in the above picture were: Front et left to right: emalibaeeron H Earnest Overstreet of Miami who is president of the Florida Merchants’ association: Governor Hol- land; Senator D M Johnson; Senator A L Wilson. Top row, left to right: Senator Ernest Graham; Rep- resentative J Frank Andrews; E T Lay, secretary-manager of the Florida Merchants’ " full skirt. The redingote was of | ing the ring. white satin, fitted bodice, long| The little pages, Ronny Single- sleeves, pointed at the wrists,;ton and Billie Benton, were cute | and full skiet, entrained. Her /in their white suits. The Navy Wives Club met Fri- day evening, June 13. The meet- ing came to order and after talk- ing over business and plans for fingertip length veil of illusion | The bride’s mother was dress- | resentative Van H Priest and Representative Newman Brackin. All of the above fell from a tiara of seed pearls.|ed in white, with pastel acces- | im the passage of the gross receipts tax repeal bill Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls, a gift of the groom. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis. Miss Yvonne Pinder, maid of honor and sister of the groom, wore a lovely creation of white net, embossed with lace. Mrs. Vincent Cremata, matron of honor and sister of the bride, also. wore a gown of white net, embossed with lace. The bridesmaids were lovely in brocaded tafetta. They included Misses Virginia Knowles, Sylvia Pinder, sister of the groom, and MISS MARY MORGAN | BERND-COHEN ARE MARRIED} The following account in con nection with the recent marriag of Miss Mary Morgan and Max Bernd-Cohen, which took place on Monday, June 9, was taken from the Lakeland Ledger of June 8: “Miss Mary Churchill Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L, ‘Townsend Morgan of Rose Val- ley, Pa., and Key West, will be- come the bride of Prof. Max Bernd-Cohen, head of the Flor- ida Southern college art depart- ment, in simple ceremonies to be held at 3 o’clock tomorrow after- noon in Annie Pfeiffer chapel on the campus in the presence of the families and friends. Dr. Ludd M. Spifey, president of the college, will officiate. “Miss Morgan will be attended by her sisters, Miss Doody Mor- gan and Mrs. John Torchiana, Rose Valley. Davis S. Boylston, Sarasota, will be Professor Bernd- Cohen's best man. ' “The bride-elect was graduat- | sories and corsage. The groom’s mother wore | white, with a corsage of Ameri- |can Beauty rosebuds. | Following the ceremony, a jreception was given at the home of the”bride’s sister, Mr. and |Mrs. Vincent Cremata, 1016 Wat- son street, | Later in the evening the young |couple left for a two weeks’ | wedding trip through the North ‘Carolina Mountains, Richmond, | Va., and Washington, D.C. They | will make their home ; West upon their return here. AND MAX led from Smith college and later id graduate work at Temple ; University, her interest being in {English. Her father is an artist |whose works have been in wa- ter colors and etchings. “Professor Bernd-Cohen has 'been a member of the Southern | college faculty since 1939. A na- tive of Macon, Ga., he studied at {Columbia university where he received A. B. and LL. B. de- grees. Later he studied in Euro- ‘pean art schools. Prior to join- jing the Southern faculty, he was iat Sarasota. | “The college art instructor has exhibited his work at the Mod- ern museum in Madrid, the Charles L. Morgan galleries _ in New York, Duran Ruel’s in New | York and Paris, the Del Gado {museum in New Orleans, and other leading American museums. His works include portraits, land- scapes, and murals”. MISS ANNIE CRUSOE WEDS : HENRY LOUNDERS ON THURSDAY |time gold pen set for signing of Miss Annie Crusoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Crusoe, became the bride of Henry Loun- ders, son of Mr, ana Mrs, Eugene Lounders last Thursday evening at 6:30 o’clock at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic church, the Rev. J. J. Murphy performing the ceremony. The bride, dressed in a gor- geous white satin gown, trimmed with white lace, entered the church with her father, Hilary Crusoe, Sr.,.by whom she was given in marriage. Maid of honor was Miss Ger- trude Diamandi and bridesmaids | ceremony, a reception was given }at the home of the bride’s par- }ents, Mr. and Mrs. Crusoe, 328 | Simonton street. | The newlyweds will make their present home at Paul's Apart- ‘ments, Fleming street, where |they will welcome their many | friends. The beautiful gown worn by the bride was a “De Long De- sign”, purchased from the Rose Marie Shoppe. The machine tool industry ex- pects to produce $450,000 worth of tools in 1941, were Misses Betty Sawyer, Fide-! lia Vargas and Tonita Periera. Mrs. Pete White, sister of the, bride, was matron of honor. Attendants to the groom were Hilary Crusoe, Jr., best man, brother of the bride, and Sydney Mathews, Howard Earl McDon- ald and Henry Argden, grooms- men. The two flower girls were Jo Ann and Joyce Valenzuela, and ring bearer was Albert Pita, Jr. Immediately following ENRICHED B Aunt Molly’s Bread, Cuban Bread and Rolls | Made by VALDES BAKERY | eeecccccencoee the | || WE ARE HEADQUARTERS | NEW AND USED |] CONTRACTORS’ EQUIPMENT j OF ALL KINDS. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS SEMI, VAN AND RE- FRIGERATED TRAILERS f New and Used CONCRETE MIXERS PUMPS WHEELBARROWS HOUSE PUMPS, Etc. DRAGLINES and SHOVELS New and Used iacishpnadlistnteriads , Inc. 1228 S. W. First Street MIAML FLORIDA Phone 3-5433 ‘ in Key} The executive Committee of} the Florida Merchants Associa- tion, through Chairman Percy W. | Zacharias of Jacksonville, advised members of the 1941 Legislature and Governor Holland by special letter that “Florida merchants are j highly pleased and greatly appre- jciate the friendly consideration | given the problem of Florida mer- chants and the constructive legis- lation passed in their behalf and |for the welfare of the State”. Mr. Zacharias said that out- | standing in the minds and hearts of thousands of retail merchants is their gratitude to this legis- | lature for repeal of the Gross Re- ceipts Tax on retail stores. We | have felt since its passage in 1935: \that the’Gross Receipts Tax was} an unfair tax upon this class of business. While every member of | \the Legislature who ‘assisted in| | repealing this tax has our grati- tude and our thanks, Mr. Zacha-} | rias continued, we are particularly | grateful to Governor Holland and to Representative H. Earnest} Overstreet for their leadership | headmaster of Ringling Art school | 244 efforts in securing favorable | Gross Receipts Tax, Mr. Zacharias ! |action on this Bill. | Representative Overstreet | | Is Praised | Referring to Overstreet, Mr. |Zacharias said, Represéntative | !Earnest Overstreet was of great | | Service to merchants not only as {an outstanding leader of the 1941 | Legislature but in his capacity for | the past year and a half as Presi- {dent of our State Association. In | recognition for this outstanding |service the Executive Committee | of our Association provided a life- | | the Gross Receipts Tax Repeal | Bill by the Governor and which} |was then presented to Mr. Over- Merchant Members Of Le- gislature Commended The State Association also | MIAMI AND Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami Following Schedule Effective June 15th: Express Schedale: (NO STOPS LEAVES KEY Arrives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Midnight. LEAVES MIAMI SUNDAYS) AT and arrives M or A. Local Schedale: (Stops At All STATE MERCHANTS GROUP GREATLY! PLEASED WITH LEGISLATIVE ACTION | ceipts Tax and in support of other j legislation in the interest of Flo- | wage garnishment; (c) amendment | Overseas Transportation | Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —between— association; Rep- Participated ‘actively of the Law protecting merchants against bad checks; (d) reduction and equalization of wholesale and other occupational license taxes. All together, Mr. Zacharias con- | cluded, the Florida Merchants As- | Couple Married |a dance, we decided to hold the }entertainment Friday, June 20. \Here Yesterday | We had quite a number of | Luis Cabot, 22, and Delia Ro-;™members to join which we were idriguez, 25, both of Key West, | lad to welcome into our club. | were married yesterday by County ; The new member are Mesdames {Judge Raymond R. Lord. Jessie Steel, Pearl Hoffman, Mu- A license was issued today to'Tiel Doyle, Renee Woods and Joseph Harcharik, 28-year-old | Leota Somers. navy seaman, and Agnes Harcha- We had a visitor, Mrs. Mary wants to recognize and express | sociation feels that the 1941 Le-| rik, 27, Glen Lyon, Pa., Harcharik, |Chandler, who it is hoped will our appreciation to the merchant members of the 1941 Legislature, | all of whom used their best ef- forts for Repeal of the Gross Re- rida Senator Ernest Graham, dairyman ! of Miami; Senator A. L. Wilson, | retail merchant of Quincy; Re-! presentative Newman Brackin,| port of French West Africa in at § o'clock, according to announ- | druggist |sentative G. Frank Andrews, re-} ‘tail merchant of Greenville; and of Crestview; Repre-} Representative Van H. Priest, re- tail merchant of Madison. All of the above, including Mr. Over-/ street, E. T. Lay, Secretary | Manager of the Florida Merchants | Association and Senator Dewey} Johnson, attorney and introducer of the Senate Bill, attended the| Governor's signing of the Bill.! “To all these”, Mr. Zacharias said, “we extend our thanks.” i Other Legislation Also i Appreciated } In addition to Repeal of the; j continued, a number of other! Bills were passed by the 1941 Le- | gislature beneficial to and greatly! appreciated by Florida Merchants. Principal among these were (a) amendment of the Unemployment , Compensation Law to provide for Experience Rating of this tax for individual employers permitting a tax starting in 1942; (b) approval of a constitutional amendment on To relieve Misery of 66 COLDS LIQUID TABLETS oA NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Try “Rub-My-Tism"—a Wonderful | Li iment KEY WEST and Key West EN ROUTE) DAILY (EXCEPT 12.00 o'clock Mid- at Key West at 6:00 Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Except reduction of one percent, FAIPTAIPPPPPPLALZAHPCLLLALLZLLL LL LAA LALLA Sundays) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and = at Miami et 4:00 o'clock LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (Except Sun- days) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and ar- 5 ag Key West at 5:00 o'clock FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones $2 and 68 WAREHOUSE—Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts, gislature was one of the most economically and _ efficiently operated as well as one of the most constructive sessions we have had in a great many years. Presi- dent John Beachman of the Senate ‘and Speaker Dan McCarty are! To Meet Tharsday merchants. These were: entitled to a great deal of credit | for this fine record, he said. Peanuts are the principal ex- normal times. } Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers ~ 24-Hour Ambulance Service || Phone 195 Night 696 | |soon join the club. whose address is Wilkes-Barre, Presented to our ex-president, |Pa., said he and the girl are dis- | | tantly related. i | cement made by Mrs. Joseph Lopez ‘president of the organization. | Hostesses on the occasion will ; be Mrs. Allan E. Curry and Miss {Susan La Kin. | There will be a social meeting! 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