The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 24, 1941, Page 4

: PAGE FOUR -: SOCIETY -:-: Mr. And Mrs. N. P. Nelson ~~ Celebrate Wedding Anniversary and Mrs. N. P. Helen, who) Mrs. who: in Love Lane, celebrated silver wedding anniversary evening, concluding twenty- years of wedded life. €vent was Teally a double | , a3, the anniversary | event was celebrated in connec- tion with a “house warming,” the | Nelsons having moved into their; Rew quarters, just opposite the Ee where they had been resid- ‘The “young couple” marched to the altar to the strains of the Wedding march played by Mrs. P. B. Roberts, with Mrs. Minnie Robinson singing Truly” preceding the ceremony. P. B. Roberts, the pseudo min-; Fead the ceremony, saying: it God Has Joined Together Let No Man Put Asunder.” A choral group rendered an ap- Propriate number dedicated to “I Love You; Mrs. Nelson, entitled, ‘Tis Thy | Wedding Evening. The home was beautifully dec- jorated with roses of the mountain and pink gladioli Delicious re- freshments were served, and the couple were the recipients of many beautiful and valued gift:. There were many friends of the couple in attendance, and a very enjoyable evening was spent, all in attendance wishing Mr. and Mrs. Nelson many happy returns of their wedding anniversary. ‘The following poem was read by Mrs. Robinson: On this, your anniversary, may glad memories renew The happy thoughts of yesterday so dear to both of you— Aind may you share the brightest hopes that future years hold All the happiness you've had, in- | ¢ ¢reased a hundredfold! Catholic Daughters Of America Held Meeting On Jn Tuesday Night The Catholic Daughters of Am- erica Court, “St. Mary Star of the Sea”, held a meeting Tuesday evening, October 21, at the Parish Hall on Windsor Lane for the initiation of new members. Mbst Worthy Grand Regent a irginia Baker and following presided: Acting Vice ‘t Mrs. Harold E. Jewett, Mrs. Stephen Whalton, x Mys. Mary DeBarcee, Monitor Mys. Herman De- Meritt, Historian Mrs. Mary J. Mc- Kaight, Financial Secretary Miss Anna Corcorap, Treasurer Mrs. ide Elisworth, Sentinel Mrs. Knowles, Guards Mys. Pinder, Mrs. Rose Crusoe, Mis. Pearl Sawyer. Rev. Father Atherton, S. J. moderator and chaplin recited the Prayers followed by the salute to the flag. The beautiful spiritual and in- spiring ritual for instruction be-! an with the singing of the “Open- ing Ode” Candidates received were Miss Margaret Lacedonia, Mrs. Helen Russell and Mrs. Edith Carew. After the “Closing Ode”; cofigratulations were in order. Father Atherton grected new members with warmth and en- couraging words. A letter from Miss Pauline Jean Edgerton, C. D. A. Secretary of the! Miami Court was read extending @ most cordial invitation to attend dinner to be given the State Grand Regent of Florida Mrs. G. H. Me- Mare st ¢ at the “Seven Seas” Tues- nay & evening. October 28th in Mi- ami FORMER PASTORS TO SPEAK HERE IN CONNECTION WITH AN- NIVERSARY OF FOUNDING OF STONE CHURCH The official board Methodist | (Storie) neunced today complete for the the 97th founding of the cuaech Service and cont each special feature: time to time. On Sun oldest m guests of honor Z Tyler, DD. of the Fi out bers li Curry both o age will be es of their apd Cetat's nein The Most Worthy Grand Regent | mp. Mrs. Baker urged all members to make the State Grand Regent Mis. ‘McIntyre’s visit to Key West for installation of duly elected of- ficers October 30th an interesting and social event. A discussion on the bingo to be held Tuesday, October 28th, at the ,U. S. O. center on Duval street by Mrs. Herman Demeritt, furnished a very amusing and lively debate. Tickets were distributed to all members and will be on szle at the center. After the reception refresh- ments were served by Mesdames Pauline Pinder, Rose Crusoe and Pearl Sawyer. It served as a dual celebration being Mrs. Flora Lester’s 80th birthday and one of Key West Court's original mem- bers. A very intrigueing incident was the presentation in a grandiosa manner cf a “Night Blooming Cereus” to Mrs. Mary DeBarcee amid applause and laughter. ' The center feature of attraction was the First Grand Regent Mrs. |" Josephine Piodela seated at the }piano surrounded by the court jplaying old time ditties aug- mented with the voices of the members, adding old time waltzes and all hands around dances. Good nights were said and hearty hand shakes given Father Atherton for his cooperation in the evening’s enjoyments. Enthusiastic "Audience Greets Performers In “Twin Beds” & capacity and highly en- thusiastic audience greeted the opening performance of “Twin Beds” last evening at the High School auditorium. Presented by the Key West Players under aus- pices of the Key West Lions Club, “Twin Beds” was voted by far the funniest, most hilarious comedy pfesented here in many years, by all attending the performance last night. cast excelled and kept the aud wife of Harry w wolved in a hilar aces. At and pre: bouquet of rose Hamilton on beh bers of the Key We “Andrew Larki chaser and “Amanda Lark faithful wife was ably tak Ward and Cha casion is taken here to present Commander G. B. Hoey with a bouquet of orchids for his untir: efforts in directing “Twin Be As the enthusiastic aud filed out of the auditoriu evening to tell their frien neighbors, a capacity audience again assured this evening when the second performance will be given. “TWIN BEDS” ELECTION NOTICE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRU c- TION OF MONROE COUNTY. Clarence H. Pierce, Chairman. - .Melvin E. Russell, tendent. oct24-29;nov3! terial / : On Tuesda: G. Cowan of M comed bac! ed a host Rev. L. Mi Miami, will bi on Thursd: To served consecutive friends in the c forward to se On member of ance will behalf o city. Closing the | Sunday evening, = Munro will celebration November again occupy being for the night. churches in gener: all the ing the celebration an o ing success. DEACON JONES BARGAINS 1941— Ford Sedan 1s41— Packard Sedan 1340— Buick Sedan 1349— Plymouth Sedan 1846— DeSoto Sedan 1933 Nash Sedan 1933 Plymouth Sedan 59% 1933 Olds Sedan 1933 Plymouth Coupe 1938— : Packard Sedan 1338— Hudson 5- Pas- senger Coupe - 1937 DeSoto Sedan 1940— Willys Coupe 1338 Willys Sedan 1937— Chrysler Coupe . 345 2 Model “A” Fords $45.00 Each Many More To Choose From TRADES - TERMS — SEE — DEACON JONES Division at Simonton $875 WELFARE BOARD THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘SCOUTS LEAVE ON MOVING OFFICES Boy Scar | High School To Put On Play ~ Excellent Prizes * For Bingo Party TRIP THIS MORNING cad ON A DIET? FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941 Observation taken at 7:30 a. m, 75th Mer. 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