The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 3, 1949, Page 5

MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1949 er) Exhibit Of Haitian Art To Be THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOCIETY NEWS | Held Here January 5-10 By NINA LESLIE GULEY Phones: The Citizen Office—51 Residence—629-XJ ugeencretenaccaneggoenenengccaneucnsanvnaneroetsegnnngnaatanseucesennesanseooe tea ease uote MLA Applebys, Of Wisconsin, And Cookes, Of Montana, Spending Short Time In Key West | One of the really important{tists have appeared only in New! ! and most widely discussed art ex-} York, Washington, D. C., Chicago! Year with a Country Party Fri- | ‘ ;ibitions of recent years is to be] and Miami and will be tu Feld at the Casa Marina Hotel,} at the Casa Marina for the five seen here January 5th through 20th, under} days of January 5th to 10th be- the auspices of the Casa Marina fore going on to the other Metro- Lotel and Seldon Rodman of the} poiitan art centers clamoring for | j Haitian Art Center. | This exhibition of paintings by ithe popular artists of Haiti cre-}] Seldon Rodman. phenomenal interest at the! the Haitian Art Centre will be at 5 A s 'Titernational Art Exhibits in] the Casa Marina to discuss ang) meer prize, a tropical sports them. - President of Yesterday I was talking to Mr. people in Key West last week | ; vis in 1946 and 1947 and explain the paintings and he will and Mrs. Lennard Appleby, who are place ending in -wac or -woe in Wisconsin. I floundered along about the fifth sylable and never did get my bearings. Anyway, Mr. and Mrs. Appleby say they have to laugh at the Key Westers for complaining the temperatures here last week. “Where we live,” said Mrs. Ap- pleby, “sometimes we go through | a whole summer without the thermometer ever reaching sixty five degrees!” The Applebys are visiting Key West with Mrs. Appleby’s sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cooke, and the Cook: have a large sheep ranch in Mon: tana. Mrs. Cooke also had some- thing to say about Key West weather. “You are fortunate here,” she said. “Why, out in our territory we wear woolen clothes all year; *round.” So there were at least four Large Passenge about} r Lists Of Persons who saw nothing awful ‘ful weather.” ' Mr. and Mrs. Appleby, inci- , dentally, spent the entire sum- mer of 1948 travelling in British Isles, and their account of | the trip was extremely interest- ing. Both are genial, _ friendly, wholesome ‘people, and during their stay here of less than a week have met many people and made | many new friends, not a few of | whom are from Wisconsin also. They, and the Cookes, expect : to leave over the highway this ' afternoon for Ft. Myers, where they are to join a niece of Mrs. Appleby and Mrs. Cooke and drive her to Pensacola, where | she will be married later on this | week, “We are going to recommend | that she and her husband spend | their honeymoon in Key West,” said Mr. Cooke. “We can think of no nicer place for them to Leaving For Caba Over Weekend Many passengers, including a large number of Key Westers, left for Havana via Aerovias “Q” planes over the New Year week- end Passenger lists follow: Frank Sanchez, Lena Carpi, Madeline Carpi, Colin Carpi, Olive Carpi, Fred Carpi, Milton Esquinaldo, Amelia Esquinaldo, Milton Esquinaldo, Jr., Enrique Esquinaldo, Josefina Esquinaldo, Ann Weekly, Carl Weekly, John | Gratza, May Gratza, Rose Getz. Harvey Smith, Ann_ Smith, Herman Watkins, Bonnie Wat- kins, Jesus Utiel, Esteban Mon- toya, John Wadlinger, Lillian Wadlinger, Emanuel Davis, Paul Ringer, Shirley Ringer, Douglas Ringer, Paul Ringer, Jr., Jake Ringer, Nora Ringer, Walter Cav- entiseh. Norvel Reed, Francis Reed, Edith Johnson, Carmelina Duthil, George Nachtrish, Everett Culp, Wallace Haines, Clayton Luce, Elmer Trollinger, Beulah Trollin- ger, Robert Frankweiler, Adora Kuhns Jesu: reia, Salvador Alva- rez, odriguez, Jean Hobbe, Char ards, Marguerite Richards, Clif- fored Vance, Margaret Vance, Charles Snow, Hattie Snow, Hen- ry Street, Maymie Street, Anton- nero, Zelia Salinero, Den- ny Salinero, Frederick Salinero, Donald Mortland, Lillian Mort- land, Minnon Shaw, Arthur Hen-|ly, Werner Schafroth, Reinaldo den, Mildred Brown, Edwin Old- | Fernandez, Celeste Young, Ro- ham, Clara Oldham, Harry §S.|dolfo Vivance, Juan Salome Ab- Laskin, Mildred Laskin, Aida ‘dala, Blanc Feito, Margarita reia, Odilia Reyes, Lulu Scholl, } Feito, Maria Feito, Delia Garcia, sarles Scholl, Fred Burrell,| Pedro Sanchez, Aurora Fernan- Dwight S. Ranney, Dolores Ran-'dez, Julia Rodriguez, Margarita ney, Adolph Cone, Marie Cone,|Orgoyen, Marta Atnon, Berta Robert Schulein, Blair Chotzin- ; Walthe Julia Mesa, Violeta off nuel Garfinkle, Arthur; Abad, M: 1 Abad, Maria Mesa, Wellman, Sara Wellm A n, Lucien Brudeu, Cecil Winkles. Monroe County Audubon Christmas Bird Cot The Christmas bird count tak- by Monroe County Au dubon Society revealed fifty-two n Kek West and Stock Island—some not known to be here previously. Baltimore —ori- oles, in their beautiful yellow plumage and the White-Winged Dove, last recorded by Earle Greene on Big Pine Key in 1940. A flock of Goldfinches, about twenty-five birds, not previously ded on Key West, were ob- sd in the Cemetery by Mar- garet and Fred Stearns and Fran- Hames. Catbirds are increasing and it is believed if more protection was afforded him he could be encour- aged to remain through the sum mer months; those who have heard the catbird’s song—not in- ferior to that of any of our North American song know it en here spe birds — Personal Mention Felix S. Yado, accompanied by his fiancee, visited over the weekend with his sisters, Mrs. Felicia Hudson and Mrs, Zenia Medina at their home at 1024 White street. Mr. Yado is a purser for Pan American Airways in Miami. Green lima beans are a good vegetable to serve along with a Welsh Rarebit; add a crisp salad of lettuce and chicory and a fruit pudding for dessert. 3 Hobbe, Frederick Rich- |} Harry E. McNeal, Mary Hill McNeal, John Tompkins, Marga- {ret Tomazin, Mary Tomazin, Dor- jothy Parker, Celia Hernandez, Juan Padron, Maria Coto, Frank Synowiz, Adela A. Koczela, Ken- }neth C. Sparks, Velma Sparks, ) Walter Hiff, Johnson Jonner, Em- \ilio Lerma, Carlina Lerma, Hu- {berto Massonet, Graciela River- fon, Graciela Irizzary, David |Dingiban, Charles Baker, Jose Blanco, Lena Pumar. Max Goldberg, Tillie Goldberg, Kyle Hammond, Hazel Ham- mor.d, Kyle Hammond, Jr., Lillie Gregory, Emerson Gregory, Nan- cy Leisen, Carol Leisen, Pat Lei- sen, Agnes Leisen, Ray Leisen, Virginia Arnegard, Ben Arne- gard, John Glenn, Marie Glenn, Betty- Glenn, Pedro Garcia, Ze naida Garcia, Mary Kelleher, Rita McConaghy, David Hector, Josefina Rodriguez, Joseph Moore, Garnet Moore, Joseph W. Moore, Faustino Aguado, Casto Carroll, Arthur Fink, Edward Trail, John F. Stokoff, Ina M. Grubb, Effie G. Roesler, Cosme Varas, Lourdes Aleman, Ana Ro- a, Clara Guerrero, Virgilio Cha- con. Berta Jaime, Bob Moosbrogger, Barcelo, Juan L. Socrate, Robert Humbles, Thomas Lee, Jean Dur- and, Julien Durand, Virginia Moreau, Lea Moreau, David Kap- lan, Rosalie Kaplan, Blanche Kel- Rafael Radillo, ‘Angela Lopez, Ada Ellis, Edwin | Ellis. aciely unt Successful would be well worthwhile to have him stay with us through his song season. Many warblers were seen, most |} numerous being the “Chip-Chip” (Western Palm), the Myrtle is fairly common, also Prairie; Cape ay, Parula, and Redstarts were All of the Herons, Great White, Black-crowned Night, Great Blue (Wards), Green, Louisiana, Wurdemann’s, Yellow - crowned Night and American Egret. Broad-winged, Little Sparrow and Marsh Hawks. Yellow - bellied Sapsucker, Mockingbirds, Osprey, Coot, Man-O-War-birds; Semipalmated, Wilson and Black-bellied Plov- ers. Red-wing Blackbirds, Paint- jed Bunting, Robins, and Scissor- j tailed Flycatcher were recorded, ! A complete list of all species and numbers seen will be published in Audubon Magazine. a recorded. Built For Speed LONDON — (#) — Forty-five British organizations are coopera- ting in the production of a British racing car to challenge foreign types. Assembly of the first of the new cars— the B. R. M.—will be early in 1949. The many parts and special assem- blies are being made under the supervision of Raymond Mays, Britain's champion racing driver, and Peter Berthon, racing car the | Leovigildo | “ oviginal of the thirty participa: ting nations. Sterling Infant Christened Yesterday The christening ceremony of young Brian Peter Sterling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dumont Sterling, was held yesterday afternoon at ° o'clock at the Fleming Metho- dist Church, with the Rev. Reid officiating. Godparents of the child are Mrs. Warren Smith and John Sands, Jr. Present at the christen: ing were members of the family of Mr. Sterling. | Business Meeting Of Jayshees To Be iTeld Tonight The dinner-meeting as origin- ally scheduled to be held tonight poned, it was annouriced today. Instead, there will be a regular business meeting held at 7:30 p.m, at the clubhouse on Flagler Avenue. Refreshments will be served and entertairiment will be pre- sented at this meeting. Meeting Of Key West Players To Be Held Tonight A business meeting of the Key West Players will be held tonight the Barn Theatre at 8:00 lock. -«This meeting is* for members of the Players organization and prospective members. SPECIAL By NIA | NOTHING [ ! The other day I overheard a woman telling another woman about all the things she, stocrat, used to have, how times have changed. and how hard she is finding it to accustom ferself to comparative poverty ead luxury. ‘Though “overheard” is perhaps rot exactly the right word, for tne woman was dominating the entire area with her voice and complaints, and one couldn't help hearing her, to say nothing of overhearing her. I stifled an impulse to butt in and set that woman right on a f.w things. Goodness knows ! am not an aristocrat myself, but I spent*a good many years ob- serving them, and even had a couple of distant’ relatives who. had leanings in the direction of. aristocracy. These leanings were constantly hampered by the pres- ence of the rest of the family, because the ambitious ones sim- ply couldn’t keep us common ones out of sight, and with us around, their pretensions toward the exalted state of aristocracy were definitely open to queés- tion. Anyway, about this aristocracy busin that woman was a fake arda fraud. Real aristocrats never never admit that any per- rranent change ever takes place. Move earthly possessions, such a3 furniture, right out from under them and they promptly take the attitude that the furniture is off being repaired and will be re- turned tomorrow. Meanwhile, they accustom themselves grace- fully to what they choose to con- sider a temporary inconvenience and say nothing about it. If caviar, breast of guinea hen without a word of complaint. once visited an impoverished old southern aristocrat who had nothing om the evening’s menu bit black-eyed peas and salt pork, and not too much of that, but she offered it, and presided over her dinner table, with infin- ite grace and charm. So when I heard all the bleat- ing from this dame Ts was irri- tated. She didn’t know what she designer. was talking about. by the Jayehees has been post-! nd} Art movement |. groups in Key West, the exact H | | ' as an, Stars will attend thhis mect | and imported wines are not} available they eat whatever is without apology and certainly | before various dates and locations to be an- These paintings by Haitian ar- nounced later. { Calendar Of Coming Events MONDAY, JANUARY 3rd— Annual Silver Tea, sponsored by Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Paul's Church. Parish Hall, 4:00 to 6:00 p. m. Meeting, Room Mothers, Divis- ion Street School, 7:30 p. m. at the School. Business Meeting, Key West Players. 8:00 P.M. at Barn Theatre. All members and prospective members. ‘ Regular Business Meeting, Jay- shees, 7:30 P.M. at Club- house on Flagler Avenue. Re- freshments and Entertain- ment. ‘ TUESDAY, JANUARY 4th— Regular meeting, Key West Woman’s Club, 3:30 p. m. at Clubhouse on Duval street. Regular meeting, Key West As- sembly, Order Rainbow for Girls, 7:30 p. m. in Scottish Rite Temple. Degrees of the Order to be conferred on sev- eral candidates. Master Ma- sons and Eastern Stars will attend. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6th— Meeting, Key West Garden Club, 8 p. m., Woman’s Club- house on Duval Street. Officer Installation Ceremony. Key West Assembly, Rain- bow for Girls, 7:30/p. m. in Scottish Rite Temple. Open to public. SATURDAY, JANUARY 8th— Formal Opening Ball, Casa Marina Hotel.. By invitation. Rainbow Order Meets. Tomorrow’ It has been announced that the regular meeting of the Key West Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will be held tomorrow eve- ning, Tuesday, at 7:30 in the Scottish Rite Temple at Eaton; and Simonton streets. The degrees of the Order will be conferred on Helen French, Carol Roberts and Penelope Johnson at this meeting, and there will also be held the elec- tion of officers. Master Masons and Eastern On Thursday evening at 7:30 also at the Scottish Rite Temple, the installation of officers cere-! monies will be held, and the pub-' N.C.C.S. Holds New Year Dance The NCCS New Year anticipated the end of the 5 and was held on Wednesday ning. Music was furn Tune Toppers Orchestra, whose rhythmical airs delighted the dancers. Refre Hilda C AA. Guests included the Misses Lois Schalleur, Vivian Ge Marian ' Walsh and Edna Perales. { NCCS Junior Hostesses present included the Misses Betty Kling, | Netta Valdez, Betty Carin | Dance r, | ' nments were served by | ‘astillo and Don Tucker Gloria Hayes, Betty Lou Garing, Stella Delgado, Rosalie Camalier, Marina Sikes, Carol and Betty Boza and Hilda Castillo. Eight hundred years ago a monk in Egypt asked to hold his jou for life. When he died he was mumified and his mummy still sits by the door where he work- ed as a doorman. ocea: |N.C.C.S. Holds | Country Party NCCS welcomed in the New day night. Square dancing was fled by Ben Bart, USN and Miss ‘Betty Lou Garing, and novelty hats and serpentines added a hol- iday note to the occasion. country girl costume, and Abra- ham Lincoln Boyd, AM 3/c won : about !seneh eritics cited the Haitian| give several talks on the Haitian wewwyvwvveeveverw™ from an eleven-sylabled; what we have called “this dread-| entries as the most exciting Birthe Sa 1$££444444444444444 | Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ‘Einhorn , announce the birth of a son at 3:22 p.m. on Sunday, January 2,) : Monroe County Hospital. The boy weighed six pounds, four ounces at birth. The Weather FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and warmer today, tonight and Tuesday. Moderate south- easterly winds today, becoming fresh southerly Tuesday. Florida: Fair and warmer over south and central portions thru Tuesday. Mostly cloudy over ex- treme north portion with rain Monday night or Tuesday. Cooler Tallahassee area late Tuesday. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits Gentle to moderate southeasterly winds today, be- coming moderate southeast to south winds Tuesday, oceasional- ly fresh over extreme north por- tion Tuesday afternoon. Partly cloudy weather. East Gulf: Moderate southeast- ly winds thru Tuesday except moderate to fresh southerly winds over extreme north portion, be- coming fresh to moderately strong southerly Tuesday. Cloudy ever extreme north portion with ional rain Tuesday, other- wise partly cloudy weather. No small craft or storm warn- ings are being displayed. Key West, Fla., Jan. 3, 1948 (Observation taken at City Office, 8:30 a.m., EST) Temperatures Highest yesterday 7 Lowest last night 62 Mean - 66 Normal 69 Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month Deficiency this month Total this year Deficiency this year Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. 86% Barometer (Sea Level), 8:30 a. 30.10 ins.—1019.3 mbs Tomorrow’s Almanac Sunrise Ke 2 a.m. fter former days of affluence} lic is invited by the organization (Naval Base) _| to attend this event j Sunset p.m. Moonrise 10:55 a.m. Moenset 10:41 p.m.] TIDES Tomorrow (Fastern Standard Time) High Low 12:32 a.m 7:08 a.m. 1:37 p.m. 6:47 p.m ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station: Key West) Time of| Height of Station— Tide |high water Bahia Honda (bridge) —Oh 10m 0.0 ft. No’ Name Key (east end) ...+-2h 20m Boca Chica (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Channel (north end) .+2h10m +14 ft. 000 NOTE: (——Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. 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