The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1946, Page 6

* SOCIETY M By PATRICIA W uhiiin’s Club Serves Delightful Supper This In the clubroom and tea room of the Woman’s Clubhouse, one of the largest oyster suppers took place since the beginning of the e} war. The supper was held on} Thursday night and.one hundred! fand fourteen persons were serv- ed. On each table were boquets of flowers and the entire clubhouse Was lavishly decorated with tropical flowers. Four Key Westers Piven Release Among the ninety-seven Flor- ‘ida residents who were released from the Naval service recently @t the U. S. Naval Personnel Sep- ration Center at the Naval Air Btation at Jacksonville, were the following Key Westers: insign James M. Wallace, Jr., yt Newton street; Cecil Cates, fireman lc, 615 Fleming Sect; William A. Terrell, Jr, $eariian 2c, 111 B Poinciana Place, ‘hd James A. Myrick, seaman, le, Box 872. f Personal ‘Notes By PATRICIA The northers are drawing to an hd. Soon we will be in the gus ty winds of MARCH and the cool} tiess of a Tropical APRIL. On2 @f these days, very soon, there Will be a norther which will come @own hard and then sudden'y clear up in a day or so, instead of the usual four to seven days. We will then know that the coldness is over for another season. Then Will come marching in the col- mner, cumulo-nimbus clouds Sweeping westward against the Gulf Stream out to sea. Then wil! burst behind these tall clouds the | mgpion golden hues of’ sunset, ey West SUMMER SUNSETS, splashed with pinky and orange and soft cloudy white. A trip to the foot of Duval street near sun~ Set-time each day will be well fewarded. | xk kk Don't forget to be at the OPEN HOUSE of the Hospital Auxiliary which will be held from 2-5 p.m ; this Sunday. Punch will be Served. x*k We women are hard:to..under- tand, husbands tell us; '{My' hus-| nd came in the other night ard Beemed to be puzzled. Finally.| he left the house for a short time @hd came tw: with, a dozen| beautiful red roses. I was very grateful, and then explained that he saw me pouting and couldn’t understand why until suddenly | flashed in his mind that it was our THIRD WEDDING ANNi- VERSARY! ORS MAYOR W. W. DEMERITT is one of my favorite Key West : Mayor Bill has run a good cain | paign thus far and has helped to fulfill many of his campaign Promises. Hé is a definite boost to mor the City, Hall and tive, eS when’ due. Like the old Coast “Guardsman he is, when something is reported @s in bad shape he gives an im , Mediate promise that the point will be remedied. Sometimes there are some of his city actions We cannot agree with but one thing is certain and that is that his motive behind it all has been for the good of the people, and if @ man’s motive is good you can forgive mistakes quickly. Anoth- @r thing is his infectious humor. Bill is always ready to chuckle with people over the little jokes Key Westers pass between them. The other day he said over the Phone that he was suffering from Padioscleroastis, which he then Went on to explain was a lack of fee cream. Mayor Bill dearly loves ice cream | Rok xk i MRS. STEPHEN DOUGLASS is always so charming. She is one wf those sweet Key West ladies the island has produced through the years and who have charmed $0 many visitors to the city. Mrs. Douglass lives in the oldest house in Key West on Duval street. | xk Another Key West lady, I lik> to talk to is MRS. HUGH WIL LIAMS, Mrs. Williams is always so bubbling wer with fun and With excitement over just living She is a southern girl and remem- bers many of the old southern Ways. | x * We have had quite a colony of writers and artists come through Key West this winter. There will be some BOOKS writ- ten about the Island City, some FILMS will be made and there will be many MAGAZINE AR‘- TICLES, according to plans an- ounced by the writers. | Judy Doughtry, _| Miss Marie Hartell, Mrs. ern | Social Calendar SUNDAY Open House at Key West Mu- nicipal Hospital, Sponnsored by Woman’s Auxiliary. 2 to j 5 p.m. PHONE 535 ie | MONDAY Key West Players, Barn Thea-, ter. 8:00 p.m. xKkK* TUESDAY | -Everready Star Club, Residence of Mrs. Emma Medlin. 3.0)! * Week At Clubhouse Miss. Etta Patterson acted: as, hostess with Mrs, Jamés Single- ton assisting. * Serving the dinners were rs: | WEDNESDAY Paul E. Mesa, Mrs. Gilmore! Bridge Club, Officer’s Club, ! Parks, Miss Lisa Moreno, ‘Mrs. Whitehead’ and © United” Sts, 8:00 p.m. sepa Knight, Mrs. Anna Tut-| Junior ‘Cheinbér of Commerce, le, Miss Helen Saunders and) “"Ciubhouse, Flagler Avenue. Mrs. Humphrys, all of the Junior} 8:00 p.m: 2 ° Woman's Club. oe * Pouring the coffee were the pyuRSDAY Misses Betty Louise Roberts,! Junior Woman’s Social, Wom- and Jeanne) an’s Clubhouse. 8:00 pm. | Ladies Auxiliary, Sewing Cou:- | pss Municipal Hospital. " 700 p.m, Miss Spangenburg Rotary Club, St, Paul’s Parish Parris, | Hall. 12:15 p.m. Responsible for the deliciously; Lions Club, Glubhouse, Semin- fried oysters were the Mesdames; } ary Street. 6:30 p.m. Jim Roberts, Jeff Knight, Milton; : rig * Le Sawyer, and Miss Mary Trevor. | FRIDAY Mrs. William Warren added a} ‘Card Party and Buffet Supper, helping -hand where ever she} Woman’s Clubhouse, given was needed. by Jay Shees. The proceeds of the supper go Troop 4, Girl Se@utg} St. Paul’s ito the library. fund % _the! Parish Hall. 4:00%pim. Woman's Club, ° Weekly Winter “Visitor Socia’ ——- J p.m, Friends of Music, Residence of | Mrs. O, ¥ Bodler. 8:15 p.m. Navarro. | Helping at the ham table were:; and Mrs. Pretty as a Piciure-- A Portrait of You in a Lovely, New Spring Dress Armfuls and armfuls of brand new spring creations breeze into our store radiating spring newness, sheer femininity. smartness and chic. Come in and slip into one of these re- freshing, exciting new frocks. They'll whittle-down your waistline, billow softness about you. And the colors? Soft as whipped cream or vivid as lightning. Select your a:w spring dresses here for the utmost in fashion perfection: Complete Line. of BEACH WEAR for the Resort Season ., Swim Suits, Swim Trunks for men, play and Sun Suits. “Beach Robes. Towels and Sandals Also SHOES in Various Styles in Dress, Street and Sport for Misses, Ladies and Children Shoes of All Wanted Colors—Sandals with Leather Soles BROWN and WHITE SPECTATOR PUMPS and OXFORDS with Military Heels APPELROUTH’S Blood Donor _ |Program Cecil Gane Reunion For Will Returns Henke: Roberts, Jr. Cecil Garner of tie! ‘Merchant! A family reunion was held at| The wide knowledge gained by! Marine, and‘ son. of Mr; and Mrs.'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wiil; the American Red Cross through! E. A. Garner, 727 Love Lane,'P. Roberts, 1020 Olivia street, in| its experience in the military] has just returned from -Holland,/honor of their sén, Will, Jr., wha! blood donor program is being put where his ship Went. for repairs}was given ar honorable dis- jt use in assisting civilian blood! because of a wretk. ; charge at Jacksonville, Fla., Feb-, donor programs. While he was’ overseas, he ruary 15th. In conjunction with this post- visited the countties of; _ France, | Everyone | enjoyed themselves} war community service, blood; England and Belgium, ihclhiding immensely and a good time was Fenn declared surplus by the| all. a trip to Paris ate ; he! and Nayy at pe end. of | interesting, hy ihe eS prize was given, which| the Cake is eg ‘over | ito maké his “hext’ 2 by. reve Robecis,| the Red. Cxg | ‘ =P EWA? Ie, “wis dhidactea ito a The plasma, imp ee ‘Navy April 5, 1944, and te ind ulin used "for prevention and Behion Alumni {10 months ovetseas.. He served; modification ~pf~meas! in. the Philippine Islands, Caro-| other surplus ‘blood rival ves Being Revived Reorganization meeting of the lina Islands,- Marshall Islands, | are being supplied to state, h Korea and China. departments for distribution fe Will, Jr., said he was very hap-| Physicians, hospitals, and clin.cs py to be home, He is meeting all| through the state of Florida for Key West High School Alumni his friends again. use without charge. to patients. Association has been. ¢alled Zor| Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and fum-| Key West has been given 50 units} Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock at the ily are very happy to have their|of the plasma by the Monroe office of the U, S, Employment only son back home to stay. County health clinic. Service, 314 Simonton street, it is = c Presi ff * oe , At Army hospitals in the Fourth Payee! the President, Jef! Rinne Dinner At Service Command 2,328,424 sol- At this meeting braces ape ty for 198, or sic ‘rom Laeulk ry for the coming fise: Saly, thie. rs. Neor wil) Lhe Gulfstream 2 ae ni. Bring’ the children and enjoy al ciation: real old fashioned Sunday din-! Key) her at the Gulfstream Restaurant, Division’ *and ; Simonton streets. I. Wiener: who ‘operates this, one| f the niceat, eating places in wey West, be elected and plans made for the coming anntal All members: of ' the: | and former graduat West High School ‘2: be pease ESE oS 4 ay tion, Z dinner, or short orders in the, Snack Bar, .which is open 24 hours .a’day around the clock. “They never close.” The an- i nouncement is on the front page ig| of today’s Citizen. Strand Theater DAVID NIVEN in ne ree -Monree Theater. __DBRNIS [MORGAN in Is My Co-Pilot” + Sports-. Shorts F SUN GLASSES BAUSCH & LOMB PRODUCTS USED EXCLUSIVELY DRicJ,.A. 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