The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 3, 1941, Page 4

PAGE SSR Ds ISIS Ni PERE ORE ARE Ht a aeRO Sie SOE Complete Details Of Gato-Porter Wedding Received In Key West’ Details of the marriage of Miss} Edna H Gaio and Joseph Yates Porter IV on Aug. 19 at Newton | Centre, Mass., were received here | today from Miss Anita H, Gato, | sister of the bride. ; The ceremony was performed | at the rectory of the Sacred Heart | church at 11 a.m. Only members | of the family were present at the | ceremony. Following the ceremony a wed-} ding breakfast and reception were held at the Hotel Sheraton in Bos- ton, where friends of the families|the Convent of Mary Immaculate gathered to greet the bride and groom. Almong the guests were Capt. Wales A. Benham and Mrs, Ben- ham, parents of the groom, who Recreation Group Met Last Evening Weekly meeting of the Defense Recreation Committee, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Mil- | was held last night at the! Monday for a visit of several ner, county courthouse. Regular busi- | ness was <ransacted. Plans were perfected for the Barn Dance to be given Thurs- day night at the Armory, hon- oring the Army boys. All mem- bers of the committee have work- ed hard to make this. dance a succes§s,. Invitations have been issued and will be...collected Atl the door Persons not holding cards will not be admitted to the dance. A light refreshment course will be served. This is the second entertain- ment gven by the Defense Ree- ration Committee, the first be-} streetcar people to furnish a spe- | | casion came from Cleveland for the oc-| The bride was attired in a traveling suit of pale green crepe with hat and accessories of con-/ trasting color. She wore an or- chid corsage; She had as matron | of honor, her sister, Mra Russell WN. Hyde, and Russell N. Hyde was Fotlowimg the reception, the couple left by auto for New York, Washington and Virginia Beach. They will reside in Atlanta, Ga. The bride was graduated from { in Key West, and Mr. Porter is a} graduate of the University of} Florida. He received his Master's degree in law from the Catholic University in Washington, DC. Miss Margaret Jones Visiting Key West Miss Margaret Jones daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Jones, of Citra, Fla., arrived here at noon weeks with Mrs. A. F. Schultz, Simonton street. Rey. Jones was formerly pastor of the First M. E. Church in Key | West and will be remembered by a large number of the congrega- tion, This is Miss Jones’ first visit here since her father was trans- | ferred, > ys r auto wed- inspired the { Lack of gasoline ding processions ing a watermelon party held last | cial car’ with strawberry red | month at South Beach. It is the intention of the com- mittee to sponsor one main event each month for service men of the ernment’s armed forces. Visitors Left This Morning ¢ Rev. Frank R. Alvarez who visited in Key West over the Labor Day week-end, left this morning for his home in Rivera, Florida. a He was accompanied by Curtis Knowles also of Rivera who visited relatives here. x CURRY WIDOW WILL Mrs. Milton Curry, widow of the late Milton W. Curry, died Saturday, yesterday was elected president of the William | Curry Sons’ Hardware and Building Supply company at a meeting of the board of direc- tors. Mrs. Newton Curry, a niece of | was named} iifferent branches of the goy- | © capability for drapes, curtains and plush seats. | There is a special seat for bride }and bridegroom. Provision is }made also for refreshments on | Ms. Clarence Shine left» this morning for Ft. Pierce where she will visit for several weeks with Mr, Shine who is stationed in that city. feet OF Mr and Mrs. J. B. Symmonette and two daughters Rose Mary and Catherine, who" had’ been’ visiting in Miami, returned to the:city last evening. oo B. E. Calkins was an arrival in the city today from Big Pine Key for a few days’ business visit. Mr Calkins is a former resident of} Key West, having been engaged in the newspaper business many years ago. M. P. Napolis, accompanied by his wife and two sons, who had ‘been residing in Savannah, Ga for the past two years, have re-/ turned to Key West. One of his | DON’T MISS P. A. R. La Revista Mensual en Espanol e! Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month- ly on the 13th.. Ten Cents $l a Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. E. F., O'Brien publishes pi (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- ican Review) at San Ignacio 54,| Havana,’ P. ©. Box 329. Tel. | M-1012, Chamber of Commerce, | Hotel La/Goncha, Bus Station. _; Havana - Cuba _ Florida - Gulf | Coast - West Indies - Mexico - | | the way to or from the church. | wedding coach is hooked on be- Economy being the motive, the | Regions South. Concise News and | Latin American Trade Reviews. | eect ea® | j hind a regular passenger trolley. 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