The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 2, 1947, Page 6

@AGE FOUR Catherine Conner Robert Merson Of Indiana | In an 8:00 p. m. double ring, ceremony Friday, June 27, Miss | Catherine Virginia Conner, the! daughter of Mrs, Margaret Gra- ham Conner, 723 Fleming street, became the bride of Robert I. Merson. He is the son of Mrs. Ruth Hoss of ‘La Fayette, In- diana. Rev. James McConnell per-j formed the service which took | place ,at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, of which he is pastor.| Wearing white net which was thade in an off-shoulder design, dnd a toque of white arti fardenias with molien honor. | Miss Edna Elwood; Miss Ma-{ rion Solano, and Miss Ruth Stricker, in identical white or- fiendy gowns fashioned in off-| shoulder design and silk net, and} Wearing evening picture ' wefe the other attendants. All carried bouquets of red catna-j their return, the newlyweds will! | reside in Key West. tions. The bride, who was given in} marriage by her grandfather, Comdr. Geo. B. Groliam, USNR; (Ret.), wore a lace-trimmed white Orian Orian Osborn, popular blind young organist, and Eleanor Kern Dowski, talented Hungarian sing- er and violinist, will present a music recital tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the First Methodist Church. Osborn’s second recital is be- ing presented by popular request. The exceptional talent of this yoting artist is expected to draw ah ever. larger throng of listen- ers than attended his first or- gah recital. Mme. Dowski recently capti- Viited the Friends of Music at a votal and instrumental concert With her soprano and violin ren- ditions. The occasion will mark Osborn’s last appearance here for sine time since he is leaving the city in the near future. The program of the concert, which is open without charge to the public, follows: Group I—Organ (Mr. Osborn) God So Loved the World, Stiener. He Leadeth Me, Osborn. 1 Heard a Forest Praying, Peter DeRose. Largo, Handell. Group Il—Violin and Voice (Mme. Dowski) Ave Maria, Schubert. 1 Love Thee, Grieg. Absence, Metcalf. Gypsy Love Song, Victor Her- bert. Group I1l—Organ (Mr. Osborn) Andante Cantfble, Tschaikow- sky. Comini Ostrow, Rubenstein. POLICE RADIOS . (Continued tron Page One) Demeritt and Commissioner Hunter Harden opposing it. { bridal sheer gown. She wore a! The measure would. have| finger-tip veil of illusion, held wiped out the present mandatory | in place by a bonnet of the same | $250 fine and allowed’ the Muni- material dotted with seed pearls, | cipal Judge to assess a fine of $25 Weds THE KEY WEST CITIZEN censes of establishments Suing! for consumption off the premises. He pointed.out that the city will lose $35 on each application for a license until the bill is passed and the county, he said, would get the difference. The bill’ may bé presented for | Ardagle were flower girls, and} Objectionable but cautioned that a client of Atty. J. Y. Porter, IV, i Jefferson Curry and Edwin El-| the a “hat, | ts. Florence G. Ardagh, aunt ; of the bride, was matron of | hats, | Osborn and Mme. Dowski To Give Organ, Voice and Violin Concert At Church Tomorrow The bridal bouquet of} 4p for each’ meter damaged.| passage at a special meeting. white carnations, lilies andj With J. Carbonell present two) ‘The vote on the fruit and vege- stephanotis with a spray of white| Weeks ago the measure passed, / table display measure was a dis- stephanotis: and fern. The bride |3 to 2. | tinct upset, as it had passed, 4 wore as a necklace a gold chain}! A tie vote also killed Louis ‘to 1, on first reading. Last night with a coral pendant, a family |Carbonell’s measure to prohibit it was defeated, 3 to 1, Cooper heirloom. persons from walking around the casting the only affirmative vote John Maryzk served as best man, | city streets clad only in a pair and Mayor Demeritt and Harden John J. Romero, Thomas Gato of shorts. Bowman Cutter, mem-' switching theirs. Atty. J. M/ and Floyd Russell ushered. ber of the Planning Commission, Whitson spoke in favor of the Sondra Knight and Margaret} @dmitted that the practice was | ordinance, saying he represented as, bill might stamp Key West- who displayed fresh fruits and as “a blue law” town and might vegetables on the sidewalk. He give it “bad publicity.” {said the patrons of the merchant Commissioner Carbonell . re-' would be adversely affected if His sponded that Asbury Park, At- client is unable to continue the lantic City and most other resorts Practice. wearers of shorts Commissioner Louis Carbonell, into a black and white traveling! Without being called “blue law” who had fought a one-man bat- dress with black and white ac-;towns. Commissioner Harden tle against the measure from the andricstand/anvorchidwcors voted with him, but Mayor De- Start, informed Whitson that his The honeymoon will be spent, Meritt and Cooper voted in the Client is paying no rent for the in an upstate motor trip. Upon negative. ,city sidewalk. James Murphy of Carbonell cast the dissenting vote which killed the emergency Out of town guests attending ordinance which would have al- | the wedding were Misses Althea lowed the city to require a $50 and Barbara Gato, and Thomas fee for wine and beer lice Office Supplies Gato of Miami. |The vote was 3 to 1 in fav &, Equipment unanimous vote being needed on 423 Duval St. - Lopez Bldg.| [an emergency measure. City At’ Just received a complete line of i ey J. ester, who Sturgis Metal Executive and was obviously disturbed at the Typewriter Chairs... . Second- wood were ring bearers. The re-| ception following the ceremony} was held in the patio of the Elks | Club. When the coupie left on their) lantic honeymoon the bride changed! require tops for ROBERTS i failure of the bill to pass, was hand Portable Typewriters, New { draw up another Royal Standard & Portable Type- | writers. Safeguard Check Writers. LET US RECONDITION YOUR! TYPEWRITER. COMPLETE | REPAIR DEPT. ; authorized to ‘bill for regular passage as Car- | bonell nodded assent. The latter Blue Danube, Straus. ! said he didn’t like to approve Finlandia, Sebelius. | emergency ordinance in this case. Group IV—Violin and Voice ; Lester explained that the m (Mme. Dowski) jure would implement here the Lullaby, Brahms. recent change in the State Bev- RENE | ' | Ay-Ay-Ay, Freire. | erage Act increasing the beer! P; " D aaa | Ma Lindy Lou, Lily Strickland. ; and wine fee which a city may | rompt elivery | Perez Honored At Univ. Of Florida GAINESVILLE, Fla., July 2— Charles W. Perez of 92? Semi- rary street, Key West, was re- cently initiated into the Upsilon Chapter of Beta Alpha Psi, na- tional honorary. accounting so- ciety, at the University of Flor- ida here. - Perez is pursuing an account- ancy course at the University. the Junior Chamber of Com- merce, which had gone on r ord as opposing the meas spoke against it also, Charles Wardlow, Jaycees. re, We Have Em B-9- 10 - $995 uP Also—Home VENTILATING FANS... 815% as did | also of the; FANS! \ @ The wartime shortage 12-Inch | | Use it freely—and again ; candies and desserts, 1 For best results, use— and Furniture Co. 534 DUVAL STREET Cor. Southard St. Libby's or Sunshine No.2 Can. A Perfect Day, Carrie Jacobs: ask and setting a $25 fee for li- ; Bond | | CYPRESS STRAND THEATRE || Now Showing | Group V—Organ (Mr. Osborn) [crea Miriata Hi NOW AVAILABLE Flight of the Bumble Bee, Humperdinck. ' Summer Time, Gershwin. 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