The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 11, 1949, Page 4

cages FOU OeUeOOOOEUOOENEEEAAAAAOOOUUEOEEAAONAHOOGHOUOOOUEEOERAAEAAAUOUOOUAGHHLH AVAAERAOVOSHRREREREROELOERLOOQUOOOUOOUUOOUULAAANOEONYAAAAeOnbeOnEnE SOCIETY NEWS By NIRA LESLIE GULEY Phones: White Hat Club Fr Last Friday night, at 8:00 p. m., at the White Hat Club on the| handed their chance on the door} served, and balloons were distrib! and Crawford Baniits,. Orlando U. S. Naval Station, Navy Wives Club No, 88 were hostesses at a buffet supper dance for enlisted personnel and their wives. This dance was given mainly to enlist new members for the club. A gala evening was spent with everyone entering into the spirit of fun that prevailed, which in- cluded two broom dances, with a broom being given to a counle at | the berinning of the dance, who had to pass it on before tae music stopped or leave the floor. The last couple on the floor with the broom received a_ comical! prize, one for the man and one for the girl. There was much and scrambling to avoid’; taughin having to take the broom. At 10:15 p.m. there was a grand march which ended at the upper tables where goodies of. all kinds were being — served. Relishes, celd cuts, baked beans, al varieties of salad, and an assortment of breads and cakes. The bar served beer and_ soft irinks throughout the ior refreshment. During the intermission, the drawing for the door prize was held, the prize being two tickets good for one chicken dinner each #t the Cosmopolitan Grill at 528 Fdeming street, donated to the club through the kindness of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Boyer, proprie- tors of the Cosmopolitan. This prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schimmeyer of 49-2 Poinciana Place. Mrs. Schimmey- er is the secretary of the Navy Wives Club. The White Hat Club was deco- rated in the club colors of Navy blue and gold, with the colors carried out on the serving tables, which had yellow cloths and a very novel centerpiece composed of blue satin ribbon bows, with long streamers, in yellow, high- pedestaled bowl set on a round The bows gave the ap- pearance of blue flowers, and made a very pretty picture. The ~<#deo was that of a club member, Mrs. Madelene Taylor. Back of the tables, the clubs placque was hung, which is an enlargement of the National NWCA pin. Several new members were en- listed during the evening. As nmmrrow Was Exceptionally Interest and enthusiasm in the Audubon Soclety Screen Tour Series mounting, for at last night's Tour, the second in the eries, there was a much larger attendance than at the first tour held last month. is Second In Audubon Society Screen Tours As Presented Last Night The Citizen Office—51 Residence—629-X] Navy Wives Club No. 88 Held Enjoyable Dance At nT | : | iday Night each couple came, they were prize and a ribbon boutonniere, + red, white and blue for the men and blue and gold for the ladies. | They were also asked to sign, for -purpose of future contact by the visiting committee of the club. Music was furnished for the evening’s dancing by the Rhythm Bombers, a group of Navy men | stationed at Boca Chica, with the ‘exception of Bob Hartsfield, the electric guitar player, who is; | stationed at the U.S. Naval | Hospital. An announcement was made during the evening by the club president, Mrs. Vera Wood, in- | viting the ladies present to the new club rooms in Building 178 on the U. S. Naval Station. These rooms were formerly the offices of the Key Outpost. There was a Board of Director’s meeting at 2:00 p.m. yesterday, at the home of the president. This board is composed of the five of- | besides the president, the vice- president, Mrs. Jeanne Reynolds, evening |the recording-corresponding sec-}Jda, Alicia, retary, Mrs. Frances Schimmeyer, ; the treasurer, Mrs. Helen Cher- wa, and the parliamentarian, Mrs. Theresa Braxton. Tomorrow, January 12, at 2:00 p. m. the club will hold it’s busi- ness meeting, which is always held on the second Wednesday of each month. It has been urged that all members attend this most important meeting of the club. Starting Thursday, January 13, the club will take over the Navy | Relief Thrift Shop for one day/ each week. This will be one of the projects which the club, to retain their charter in the Na- tional organization, is required to do. Volunteer work of all kind is done by the members, from help- ing Santa at Christmas time, to hospital parties, Aid, helping in the various drives, to serving on committees ) for the Chamber of Commerce, of which they are a member. The ‘club members” “alsq” “have plenty of fun, with dances, one of which they hold every month, to husband and wife. potluck | dinners, bingo games, barbecues, bowling and other recreations of all kind, enjoyed by all. Interesting { There were also pictures of Lake Michigan in summer and in winter, and the contrasts were remarkable; the long stretches of sandy beach in the summer, and the ice banks in the winter. Mr. Orians, a speaker of fine {Diana Blanco, Olga | THE ERY WEST CITIZEN ai eee ae nee aera Charming Birthday Party Honoring Little Miss Joyec Marie Dillon Held On Sunday A charming birthday party was, Campo, Johanna Johnson, Julieta | given by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dil-{and Paul Perez, Robina Roma- lon on Sunday afternoon honor- | guera, young Romaguera, Janet ing their daughter, Joyce Marie | ona Alex Hayes,’ Sandra Perez, Dillon, on her fifth birthday. H The party was held at St.| Carmen Vargas, Martha and John Mary’s Parish Hall, and both the | Avila, Jackie and Cindy Murray, | youngsters and grownups attend-! Patricia and Sharon Viday, Car- ing the party had a most enjoya- ‘lito Barrera, Ceres, Irka and Gil- ble afternoon. tberto Munoz, Rosie, Al, Charlie | ‘Ice cream, cake and. candy wereand Beverly Jean Yates, Terry | Many : Munoz, Maida Castaneda, Sandra games were played, and several | and Ray Beiro, Armando Pereira, prizes won. Little Miss Sylvia Dennis Bello, Nelson Sawyer, Pat} Machin won the girl’s prize, and Russell, Reggie and. Lydia La! Master Donald Lee was awarded Paz, Albert Pita, Nancy, aaee the boy’s prize. ‘and Betty Dillon. _ Youngsters attending the party; Adults included the Mesdames included George, Wayne, Doriald, ‘Charles Lounders, Albert, Pita, Eddie and Freddie Lee, Audrey Lily Pita Lowe, Oscar Milian, Richardson, Jean and Mary Cas-' Jack Carey, Charles Yates, Gil- tellanos, Carol Logan, Yvonne bert Munoz, Jack ~ es, Ray Perez, Sylvia and Virginia Rios, ! Matcovich, Ray PerezsBilbert Lo- Avila, Yo-| gan, Julio Lopez, Jr, Daniel Lo- landa Avila, Sylvia, Norma and pez, Odes McKillip,’ Daniel Var- Rene Machin, Anita, Villiers and gas, Jack Murray, Charles Perez, Henry Esquinaldo, Ernest Cano, ! Armando Perez, Barbara Murph- Gladys and Nancy Diaz, Lydia, ree, Onelia Munoz, ‘dose LaPaz, Anuez, Martha Rodriguez, Gloria, Florian Castellanos, Brnest Cano, George and Mario Disgdiertt, | George Lee, Fidelio "Gitson, Jack Jackie Turso, Annette and Grady ; Turso, Harry Johnsors; Edward | uted to the.young guests. teaching First b shots, not only of bird life, but}an exceptionally interesting and Howard L. Orians presented! presence, delivered his lectures two color films, Lakelore and | with enthusiasm and a refresh- Wildlife at your Doorstep, and!ing sense of humor, and _ these these films were exceptionally] talks were greatly enjoyed by beautiful ones in full color, of-;the audience; with the splendid | fering a large variety of lovely | pictures themselves, it made for also of nature and underwater Jule ‘ With telephoto lens, Mr. Orians, jit! secured pictures of fledgings “and newly hatched birds. These gave close-ups of the birds, and were extremely interesting. Some were in slow motion, an enthrall- ing sight Weintraub And Einhorn Infants To Be Honored Ri B'nai nounce Abraham Schwartz of Congregation an- that the Bris Milah cere- for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Weintraub will be held at Monroe County Hos- pital on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 Following these rites, a recep- tion will be held at the Syna- social rooms at 2:30, to which the friends of the Weintraub’s are invited by them to attend On Friday evening of this week, following the services at the Synagogue, there will be held an Oneg Shabat honoring both the Weintraub infant and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Einhorn. The Oneg Shabat will begin at 8 p. m. in the social rooms of the Synagogue and Rabbi Abra- ham Schwartz will officiate. This elebration will be attended by the friends of both the, Wein- =#raub and Einhorn families, and "PF Ys expected that many will be present Zion mony fogue h many informative tour. The Audubon Society is to be J congratulated, on its fine work in ‘bringings these pictures and speakers to Key West, for it is indeed a worthwhile and highly enjoyable project. It is gratifying to know that other Screen Tours will follow. Fifty-Four Person Fly To Havana Monday Passengers embarking for Ha- vana via Aerovias “Q” planes | yesterday included: Maria Delgado, George Morri- son, Lena Morrison, Art Auker, Maud Auker, Earl Merchant, Del- | pha Merchant, Alma Lonés, Basil Lones, George Prisant, Anita Prisant, Walter Heim, Frances | Heim, John W. Scott, Gertrude | Scott, Phillip Weronich, Lydia Weronich, Homer 'E. Miller, Es- } ther G. Miller, M. M. Weber, | Myrtle Weber, Albert Steinitz, | Georgia H. Ulrich, William E. Ul- | rich, Julia P. James, Irvin James, | Marjorie Beach. | Louisa Hernandez, Ernesto} Fernandez, Henry Wicka, Beat- | rice Wicka, Vincent Kammueller, | Viola Kammueller, Christopher Siragusa, Carrie Siragusa, Melvin | Hiller, Daisey Hiller, Floyd Coop- er, Geraldine Cooper, William J. Nilan, Eleanor C. Nilan, Cesar Alfonso, Carlos Alfonso, George | Danskin, Lloyd Force, Marjorie} Force, Maude Wallace, Arthur} Pain, Berta Pain, Aileen Pain, Ol- | ga Perez,: John R. McGee, Paula | + Sais. Sykes, Edna Veliz, Sylvia and Manuel Gonzalez, Aida Martinez, Celia and Anita Milian, Edna and C. J. Carey, Rose Marie and Alice Jean Perez, Josefina Perez, Haydee, Magda, Cecilia and Olga J me Topez, Jimmy Sweeting, Sylvia ficers of the club, which includes, | Rae Matcovich, Ronnie McKillip, | Lucilo Gonzalez, Karen Murphee, | Patricia and Gloria Jean and Brother Gibson, Onelio and Louis Monroe County Hospital Auxiliary To Meet The regular meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of Monroe County Hospital will be held to- morrow afternoon, Wednesday, at 2:00 o’clock at the Hospital. The main subject of discussion at the meeting will be the annual charity ball to be held in Febru- ary. It is expected that plans for this ball will be completed to- morrow. On Thursday afternoon the Sewing Group will meet at the Hospital at 2:00 o’clock, and it has been stated that those desir- ing transportation to and from the sewing meeting can arrange for same by telephoning Mrs. Rutt at 420-W. . | , * ‘Fhe Worah’s Auxiliafy “hopes that a large attendance will be present at the sewing group meet, since all assistance possi- ble is reyuired to complete their project for supplies for the hos- pital. Calendar Of Coming Events TUESDAY, JANUARY 11th— Regular monthly meeting, Wo- men of the Church, First Presbyterian Church, 8:00 p. m. at church. Regular Monthly Meeting, Di- vision Street School PTA, 7:45 p. m., Upstairs Auditor- ium. Speaker, Judge Thomas S. Caro. Subject, “Laying Firm Foundation for Good Citizenship.” Bingo Party, Cuban Club, Du- val street, 8:00 p. m. Spon- sored by Cuban Club, which invites public to attend. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12— Grey Ladies Luncheon Meet- ing 12:30 p. m.,'Officers Mess, Fort Taylor. Héstegss,: Mrs. W. Ellis. a ae hee Monthly meeting, Girl Scout Leaders Ass@ciation, 4p. m., at home of Mrs. Ralph Payne Craft, 3402 Avenue E. Regular meeting, Arthur Saw- yer Post, American Legion, 8:00 p. m. at Post Home on Stock Island. Business meeting, Navy Wives Club No. 88. 2:00 p. m. at clubrooms, Bldg. 178, Naval Station. Bingo Party, sponsored by Navy Wives Club No. 88, South Beach Restaurant, 8 p. m. First Annual Benefit for Con- vent of Mary Immaculate. Casa Marina Hotel, 9 P.M. to 12:30 A.M. Bingo and Danc- ing. Dress optional. Chap- erones provided. : Regular Meeting, Woman's Aux- iliary, Monroe County Hos- pital, 4:00 P.M., at Hospital. Meeting, Poinciana School PTA “ Study Group, 7:30 p. m. at School. Subject of program, “Hero Worship.” Guest speaker, Stuart Whiting. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13— Sewing Group, Woman's Aux- iliary, Monroe County Hos- pital, 2:00 P.M., at Hospital. Call Mrs. Rutt, 420-W, for transportation. MONDAY, JANUARY 17th— Opening Night, “One's a Crowd,” presented by Key West Players at Barn Thea- tre. 8:30 p. m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21st— Room Mothers of Division St. School will entertain faculty at dinner, 7:00 p. m. at the school. | Romaguera, Frank Perez, Edito | Avila, Mario Rios, Raul Rios, ; Marie Blanch, Jose Avila, Berlin | Sawyer, Jr., Avelina Rios, Julian Veliz, Danilo Martinez, Raymond Beiro, Armando Pereira, Sergio Esquinaldo, Villiers Esquinaldo, Grady Sykes, Caridad Santant, Otilio Campo, | Everette Sweeting and the Miss- ‘es Ondina Pita and Zaida Diaz. | Division Simoes School P.-T. A. Meets Tonight Judge Thomas S. Caro, of the Monroe County Criminal Court, will be the main speaker at the monthly meeting of the Division Street School Parent - Teachers Association 7:45 o'clock tonight in the upstairs auditorium. ; Judge Caro will use as his sub- ject, “Laying Firm Foundation for Good Citizenship.” Mr. Caro is an interesting and forceful speaker and P.T.A. members are eagerly looking forward to his address. Mrs. C. Sam B. Curry, presi- dent, urges all members to be present at the January meeting of the organization tonight. Reg- ular monthly reports will be made, classes having the highest | percentage of parents present will be determined and other matters of interest to the group will be discussed. Division St. School Room Mothers To Entertain Facult y The Room Mothers of Division Street School will entertain the faculty of the school with dinner on Friday, January 2Ist, begin ning at 7:00 oclock, at the school. It has been requested that all Room Mothers planning to attend} this dinner communicate at once } with Mrs. Brye, at. 1552-W, or at any rate prior to Tuesday, Janu- | ary 18th. Cuban Club Bingo Party | Tonight | The Cuban Club has announced that it will sponsor another of its very enjoyable Bingo parties to- night. } The Bingo Party will begin promptly at 8 p. m. at the Cuban Club (Sociedad Cuba)‘on Duval | street, and they urge that the public, which they cordially in- vite to attend, come. early, only 200 chairs are available. "as Personal Mention Peter Estenoz, co-operator of the | Twins Garage atel 130 Duval } street, leaves via plane today for } Atlanta, Georgia, where he will! j attend a special district meeting | of Studebaker agency men. Mr, Estenoz states that at the meet- ing there will be seenthe new 1949 model Studebaker cars. Mrs. J. W. Kemp returned to} her home in Key West on Sun-} day after having attended the | funeral of her son, George Du- breil in Miami. HOT Are you going thru the functional ‘middle-age’ period peculiar to wom- en (38-52 yrs.)? Does this make you suffer from hot flashes, feel so ner- vous, high-strung, tired? Then po try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound to relieve such symptoms! ‘inkham's Compound also has what Doctors call a stomachic tonic effect! LYDIA £. PINKHAM’S Conrouns | | | | | ‘ TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1949 ‘MOST DECORATED’ TAKES A BRIDE (®) Wirephoto AUDIE MURPHY, 24, America’s most decorated soldier of World War II, and his bride, Screen Actress Wanda Hendrix, 20, pose for the traditional cake cutting picture at reception following their wedding at the Christ Memorial Unity Church at Holly- wood. They left immediately on a 20-day desert honeymoon. BPW To A pian: Chamber Of Poinciana School 'P.-T. A. Study Unit { | ° Commerce Dinner Meets Tomorrow -_|. The Poinciana School P.T,A. j Membersiar ete Rey ee uss | Study Group will meet tomor- iness and Professional Women’s ; row evening, Wednesday, at 7:30 Club will attend a dinner meeting | o’clock at the school January 20th to hear William J.| Subject for the evening will be Bird, of the United States Cham-! “Hero Worship,” and the guest ber of Commerce, give an address | speaker on the program will be on National Affairs and how they | Stuart Whiting. affect the community. This affair | Ss k Di is sponsored by the Key West | * % Chamber of Commerce with the ! ee PWOrCes dinner being scheduled to begin} Petitions seeking divorces were at 7:30 p. m. at the La Concha ' filed yesterday in tHe office of Hotel. {Circuit Court Clerk Earl Adams Each member is to contact;by John Edwin Solloway, Jr, Bernice Dickson, Virginia Mock, | against Dolly Martin Solloway by or Grace Crosby at the Beach-! Kate R. 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