The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 24, 1949, Page 4

e cceen iui mama ap chetgnanaaa ta a eae 95% totetesrtin Ce acess Caterer care ad gotet iw 1 1 | yi 1p 4 ; = enced FOUR NAAN ~ SOCIETY NEWS By NINA LESLIE GULEY Phones: i" oo tears - Martha Ball Brown Became Bride ‘Sue THUGDUANAUEEEOUUUEROLSPUETAGLRUNAEELTONHEGU THANE MNES tnnenneonneeteadaneeettenee Aan Of Lt. Allan Newton Glennon, USN, In Full Military Ceremony Saturday. arr) THB KBY WEST CITIZEN Several Key Westers Among Weekend Havana-Passengers ° Several Key Westers were among those leaving for Havana | via Aerovias “Q” planes over the weekend. The complete passen- ger list follows: Edward Ciesinski, Stell Ciesin- ski, Ronald Ciesinski, Elmer Loucks, Kermit Loucks, Alvin} Piatt, Glenna Piatt, Harry Stadl- man, Barbara Stadlman, Theo- dore Stadiman, Jack Rutledge, ;Ralph Wurdig, Anne Cellueci, One of the most beautiful wed-f and groom was heldsat. the Offi- | eaith Rakoczi, Theodore Rakoc- ‘dings ever to take place in Key West was that of Miss Martha Ball Brown, who on Saturday, January 22nd, became the bride of Allan Newton Glennon, Lieu- tenant (j.g.) United States Navy. The wedding, with full military - panoply, was held in St. Paul's Episcopal Church here, at 5:00 P. M., ‘with the Rev. James H. Mc- Connell officiating at the double- ring candlelight ceremony. The exquisite bridal gown as * worn by Miss Brown was of mar- ” quisette with portrait lace neck- | line, shaped bodice and a_ full) gathered skirt with lace on panels to the hemline; pointed long sleeves of silk net and a court - train also of lace. Her veil was of white illusion dropping from a coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a lovely bouquet of white; carnations, candytuft and white satin. The Church, beautifully deeo- rated for the event, had large white candles in. candelabra, tall baskets of white gladioli and green palms. White gladioli and * satin ribbons marked off the pews oceupied by families of the bride and groom and honored guests. Miss Brown was given away in marriage by her brother, Rich- ard Bentley Brown, and her maid of honor was her cousin, Miss Alice Burma Steed, of Orlando, while Miss Daphne Gay Connelly “of Sanford acted as bridesmaid Lt. Glennon had as his groo: > man a fellow naval officer, A. J. Whittle, Lieutenant (j. g.) U. S. * Navy. The groom, his best man and the ushers, Lieutenants R. F. Merrill, J. E. Weg, J. T. Dempster aod C. H. Blair, were all attired in winter blue full dress Naval = uniforms. « Gowns of the bride’s were of light yellow taffeta, with basque bodices, portrait neek- lines, bourrant skirts in bustle ef- _ fects, and they wore matching - long gloves. Their hats were of * aeeordion-pleated light yellow - tulle with ruffles of orchid tulle, - dipping in front and trimmed attendants with sprays of erchid lilacs and - heather caught with tulle and . long streamers of orchid ribbon, resulting in a eharmingly old- fashioned effect. They carried , yellow daffodils and lavender tu- lips with matching ribbon. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Mose- ley, wore a flowing gown of Bes- ~ sie-blue chiffon, with a bodice al- so of blue chiffon with neckline of blue lace embroidered with sil- ver sequins. Her hat was of blue plumes caught with blue tulle, and her long gloves also blue. Her = corsage was a lovely arrangement ef a ~ of pink carnations. Fs Mother of the groom, Mrs. _ Glennon, was attired in a long - uqua-blue chiffon gown and * matching hat of tulle with sprays of spring flowers. She also wore > matching long gloves and had a + corsage of pink carnations. = Grandmother of the bride, Mrs. « JG. Ball of Jacksonville, wore a * charming gray gown, a hat of blue and dusty rose tulle and car- ried pink rosebuds. Following the impressive and » beautiful marriage ceremony, and « leaving the church, Lt. and Mrs. * Glennon passed under the arch of: » swords that is a traditional part off a military wedding. “A reception honoring the bride a F iahtede thew Of Resort W =“ cers Club at Ft.. Taylor after: the ceremony, at which Navy tradi- tion was again carriéd out when the bride cut the wedding cake with her husband’s sword. The Officers Club was colorful- | ly decorated. The patio porch fea- tured an arrangement of large sprays of palms forming an arch for the reception line, and there were tall lighted white candles amid baskets of. white gladioli and satin. The bride’s table held a garland of white flowers — ferns and silver candelabra, tive green palms were used thru- out in the general decorative scheme. Greeting guests at the recep- tion was Mrs. James B. Stockdale, following which Lt. James B. Stockdale officiated at the introductions to the bride's mother, the mother and father of the groom, and the bride’s grand- mother. In the receiving line were the bride and groom, the maid and honor and the bridesmaid. Mrs. Stephen W.' Douglass and Miss Etta Patterson served the bride’s caké, and the wives of the groomsman and ushers presided at the punchbowl, with Mrs. Heg in charge of the bride’s book. Miss Willa Steed, Mrs. Cook and Miss Cruickshank also served. Mrs. Glennon chose as her go- ing-away attire an autumn-green suit with fitted and flared-bottom jacket. Her accessories were of lighter green, and she wore a cor- sage of white rosebuds and talis- man roses. Lt. and Na- Mrs. Glennon und on the Isle of Pines, return- ing to Key West on February Ist, when they will be at home at 608 Eaton Street. The former Miss Brown is the daughter of Mrs. Jesse Edward Moseley, of Palm Island, Miami, formerly of Sanford, Florida. She graduated from Seminole High School in Sanford, and later at- tended the Florida State College for Women at Tallahassee, where she was a pledge of AL Omega j Sorority. Lt. Glenon is the son.of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Glennon, Chicago, Illinois. He graduated from the Hersh High School there and then attended the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1941 and 1942. He entered the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland and was a member of the gradu- ating class of 1945. He is at pre- sent stationed in Key West on the U. S. S. Odax. Out of town guests attending the wedding and_ reception in- cluded the following, all of whom were at the Casa Marina Hotel during their stay here: Mr. and Mrs. W. Steed, Miss Willa Steed, Miss Alice Steed and Master Jo- seph Ball Steed, all of Orlando, Florida. Mrs. Joseph G._ Ball, mother of the bride, is from Jack- sonville, Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly and Miss Daphne Con- nelly are from Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steed live in] ‘Tampa. From Highland Park and Mrs. Jack Cuttle. Mrs. Kirk, her mother, Mrs. Miss Bess Black, Mr. are Mr. B. W and Mrs Richard Bentley Brown, Richard } that the gathering will adjourn | Florida for some time, while Mr. Bentley Brown, Jr. and Miss Ge- na Gartrell, are all of Miami. To Take Place On Wednesday Evening At Casa Marina Hotel : One of the highlights of the season will be the Fashion Show scheduled to be held Wednesday evening, January 26, at the Casa! Marina. a The show is being > by Herman’s, and that store will furnish all the attire as exhibited | by the six models pz ticipating, | sponsored with the Rose Bootery furnishing! has been announced (mission charge will be made, footwear. Miss Jessie Gibson ficiate as commentator, ~ lovely models are the w ill of-! and Lucille Builder, Judy and Gloria Acevedo. Justo, Daughtry They fits of resort wear, consisting of ' iia C ‘lub Meets Tomorrow Kiwanis Club will meet at 6:45 p tomorrow night in the South Beach Restaurant, it was announced today by William V. Albury, Each member will receive a 19- “49 membership card and a certi- ficate suitable for framing. m. president. ;a worthy will show thirty-six out- | ; that the Fashion bathing suits, sportswear such as shorts and slacks, time cottons, and charming form- casual day als. The public has been invited to attend this Fashion Show, . , ceeds from which will be donated to the March of Dimes drive. that no ad but contributions from those attend- the! ing will be accepted, all of which Misses | proceeds will go to the drive. Lettie Sullivan, Sissy Busto, Lois | interesting and beautiful affair, besides for such purpose, it is expected Show will This being an largely attended. Seeks Divorce A petition seeking was filed Saturday in the office a divorce will | spend their honeymoon in Cuba} grand- ' Play aa Joe pro- | It be | __.| RELIEF AT LAST ‘zi, John Brugger, !}David Archbald, Helene Areh- | bald, Ruby Rodgers, Alma Swig- | n | gett, Coralia Carmona, Nora, | Creeley, Joseph Creeley, Andres Navarro. Ollie Navarro, | mock, Maggie Malone,. Erasamo Parise, Joseph Ingralde, John Reno, Albert Majecheck, Steve Wytrykus, Axel Wallin, Alfrida Wallin, Ralph Crawford, Bessie , Crawford, George Everett, Helen iEverett, Richard Potter, Lowell} Potter, William Freshour, Owen! Lammon, Ivey Sherrain, Donald ; Wright, Horace Cox, Moe Cox, David N. Olson, Agnes Olson. Alice Whipple, Merle H. Whip- ple, Felipe Sanchez, Leinicia 1s pase ent tine rar at LE verrendy Star Club To Meet — yRodrigue% Wilhelmina Carey,| Tuesday Sylvia Pla, Ray Fisher, Lula ‘f Setzer, Ruth Fisher, Roy Setzer,| It has been announced. that 'Ida Schneider, Arlene Retzky, | there will be a regular meeting Betty Sacco, Anthony Sacco, Ad- {of the Everready Star Club to- Jean Brugger, ; Gussie Ham-; Diego Botero, Ruby Letts, Ruth Wieldfield, Helen Walker, Rob- | ert Walker, Grace Kenney, Mary | Gareia, Mary Weaver, Elsie | Boggs, Lester Boggs, Maria C.} ' Aladro, Francisco Borrego, Theo- | “dore Trotman, Elma Trotman, | | George Lewis, Walter Krechbrel, | Raymond Juhnke, Emil Kunich, | Jeanne Kunich, Matt Brown. { Bertha Brown, Dorothy Doyle, | Leonard Doyle, Walter Spriggs: | -4 ! Bernice Spriggs, Ernestine Ab- reu, Juan Fernandez, Emilia ‘Cruz, Adelaberto Fernandez, ' Charles Thornberg, Morris Per-4 son, James Hooper, Lee Cdew-| son Castenio Barone, Rosalie | Barone, George Henry, Kenneth j Lang, Larry Goodman, Charles‘ Kougher, Meister Harten, Hor- | tensia Milian, Ruben Milian. Conch Supper Of Woman 73 C lub On Saturday Largely Attended The Conch Supper as sponsor- ed by the Woman's Saturday evening last week was so successful and well-attended ' that many persons were unable , to be served. Dinners for approximately one hundred twenty-five had been’ prepared, but nearly two hun- dred were present, and these others were extremely disap- | pointed not to. have been able to partake of a typical Key West meal. The Woman’s Club members state that they are deeply regret- | ful of the. situation, but have promised to hold another supper sometime in the near future oo Alhert nena Reade | Training Union Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert entertained the Builders Watson Train- ing Union of The First Baptist | Church with a social at_ their; home on Fogarty street, Friday night, January 21st. Numerous games were played with all taking part. Delieious re-+ freshments of pie and coffee were enjoyed by all. Those present | were: Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando seine: Pe | St. Pauls ¢ om h To Entertain With Supper Tomorrow Yong married couples affiliated with St. Paul’s Episcopal Church here will be dined and entertain- ed with a supper and program tendered them tomorrow evening ! at 6:30 o'clock at the Parish Hall. A delicious dinner will be serv- ed, and an interesting progparm has been arranged. Also, Father McConnell of the Chureh will ad- }dress the young people on the psubsece of Christian marriage as pucwed by the individual, church and nation. Allén, who is serving as chairman of the affair, announces promptly at 8:00 p. m. in order to permit those having other ap- } pointments to attend without in- ; convenience Ta vernier P.-T. A. Members Entertained Members of the Tavernier P. ;T. A. were entertained this week S. Curry of the Key ganization. Attending the luncheon Mesdames J.. Wilkinson, were J. R: Tracy, S. Lund, and L. Lance. The council meting was open- ed by songs from the school glee ‘club. Judge Lopez from Key West was guest speaker. A report was made by Mrs. | Wilkinson that the Tavernier imembership was a great success. \ Handbooks have been distributed. Club on; the opportunity to ForYour COUGH ; Creomulsion relieves promptly because { it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden of Circuit Court Clerk Earl} phiegm and aid nature to soothe and Adams by Eugene Smith, Jr.,] heal raw, teader, inflamed bronchial against Lizzie Mae Smith. mucous membranes. Tell your druggist The flying tree-toad is able to leap from branch to branch be- cause it has webs on all four feet Mail The Citizen to Friends to sell you a bottle of Creomuision with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your‘money back. | EREOMULSION ,order that everyone may have ; enjoy | these Conch meals. \ The dinner on Saturday, spon- sored by the Finance Committee | of the Key West Woman’s Club, i of which Mrs. Delio Cobo is the; chairman, was prepared by the} Mesdames Armando Perez, J. R. Valdes, Aquilino Lopez, Jr., He Ramos, Lee Goddard, W. C.} Sweeting, Kermit Lewin, Delio Cobo, Joseph Pinder, William R. ; | Warren, Burt Garnett and Frank ; f Bowser. Serving the dinner were the} Mesdames Joseph Pinder, W. C. | Sweeting, Henry Higgs, Charles Pierce and Malcolm Pinder. tertain » Builders Ist Baptist Church | Jackson, Mr. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Lee § { Mrs. Roy Ditmore, Albert Watson, Mr. Gene Skaggs, Mr. and and Thomas Johns, Reverend George | M. Ray, Austin Kitchings, ‘Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, Mrs. Marie Hill. | Children present were: Royce! Skaggs, Adelia Watson, Bobbe Dot Skaggs, Roy Young Dit-; more. Proctor-Posey Marriage Took | Place Saturday! Lillian Hayward »Proctor, of Islamorada, became, the bride of : Plas Monroe Posey, . of Home- stead, on January 22nd, the cere- mony being performed by Coun- | ty Judge Raymond Lord. The bride was charmingly at- tired in a blue crepe gown with black and red accessories. \ Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Posey returned to Isla-! morada, where they are making their home at the present time: | They plan to take a wedding trip later on in the season. Mrs. Posey is a native of Ken- tucky, but has been living in| lac osey is a native of the state of | corgia. m | SPECIALS 1 FOR TUESDAY '+ Bating Suits and Beachwear * COTTON and LASTEX BATHING SUITS lL | ONE GROUP | Formerly $8.95 ONE GROUP Formrly $10.9. ONE GROUP | Formerly $12. {at birth, and her { former Erma Sands of Key West Mrs. | § | that the | rounded by | viver perpetually flowed. rien Boivian, Elda’ Paradis, Wil-! morrow, Tuesday, afternoon at fred Paradis, Simone Denicourtt, | 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. | Jeanne Pascuite, Louis Pas-|Ellie Sawyer at 1400 Newton: Cuite, Dolories Hunter. street. Eifren Morales, Mary Dionne,! Since this is an important meeting, at which-- plans will be made for activities of the Club during the coming year, all mem- bers have been urged to be i at this meeting: Harris School 'P.-T. A. To Meet Tomorrow Night It has been announced that an Executive Board Meeting of Harris School P. T. A. will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Clax- ton, 610 Griffin Lane. This meeting will be followed} immediately, at 7:30: p. m. by a meeting of the nee Mothers of} the Harris School, also at Mrs. {Claxton’s home. odadedaaaeaanahdde: Barthe Si one of | le a a i a Elijah Sands has received word from his daughtey, Mrs. Hugh Sanders, of Greenville, S. C., telling of the birth of a daughter on January 22nd at Greenville. The child: weighed 6 tbs. 12 oz. mother is the TODAY'S | BIRTHDAY By AP Newsfeatures IRVING McNEIL IVES, born, Jan. 24, 1896, at Bainbridge, N. Y. His schooling at Hamilton Col- PSSe) was interrupted by World War I, in which | he served as a first Heutenant of infantry. After college he then worked as a bank clerk, ter’ establishing; an ins urance business. Elect-! ed to the New York Assembly became Republican Senator ives in 1930, he leader and went to the U. S. Sen-! ate in 1947. The ancient Chaldeans thought earth, which GIFTS For All Occasions —ALSO— TOYS citiotn Tropical Trader 718 Duval Street PHONE 1000 == Close Out Bargains finishing | la-| floated | upon the eternal waters, was sur- | a ditch in which a, MONDAY, JANUARY; a 1049 \Coming Events MONDAY, JANUARY 24— “First of Season's Series of Community Concerts spon- sored by Woman's Club) 8:00 P.M., High School Audlitoti- | um. Trapp Family Sifigers. Bingo Party, sponsored by VFW } Auxiliary. 8:00 P.M., VFW Halil on Elizabeth Street. Proceeds to March of Dimes Campaign. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25—~ Executive Board Meeting, Har - ris School P.-T. A., 7:00 P.M., followed by meeting of Room Mothers, 7:30 P.M, both meetings to be held at home of Mrs. ‘Derothy Claxron, 610 Griffin ane. Key West Community Singers present Handel's “Messiah” Oratorie, First Baptist Church, 8:00 P.M. Free Lecture, Christian Science, Paul Stark Seeley, €.S.B., 8:00 P.M., Harris Sehoo! Aud- | itorlum Regular Meeting, Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge No | 14, 7:30 P.M., at Knights of i Pythias Hall, Fleming Street. Installation of officers. Visit- | ing Rebekahs invited by | Lodge to attend. | Regular Meeting, Everready { Star Club, 3:30 P.M., at Home } of Mrs. Ellie Sawyer, 1400 i Newton Street. ! Dinner for young married cou ! ples affiliated with $t, Paul's Church, 6:30, P.M., at Parish Hall. :| WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26-- Regular Mecting, Navy Wives Club No. 88, 2:00 PM. at Clubrooms, Building 178, Na- val Station. Bingo Party, sponsored by Navy Wives Club No. 88. 8:60 P.M at South Beach Restaurant. Proceeds to March of Dimes Campaign. Bingo Party, sponsered by the Cuban Club. 860 P.M. at Cuban Club. Open to public Fashion Show, Casa Marine Hotel, 9:30 P.M. Sponsored | by Herman's. Proceeds to | March of Dimes. ~ | FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 Senior Class, Key West High School, presents mitsical i comedy “Dance the World | Around.” High School Audi | torium, 8 p. m. Performance ‘ night of January 29th also TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8— Meeting, Harris School P.-T.A 8:00 P.M., at School. Speciai 7 Founders Day Program ; The true Malay cas himseit Orang Malay. Now Open For The Season Perky Lodge 12 Miles from Key West First Class CUISINE at Popular Prices Featuring SOCIAL AFFAIRS Such As KENO etc. We Cater to Private > | ! | i —— Luncheons, Bridge, Ete. Open Until 9?? — PHONE | FERRY = | ee 1" eee % S vow $5.95 now $7.95 95 vow $8.95 & Yo PRICE ON SOME SUITS & BROKEN LOTS MAR- | Dresses me : Millinery ... Accessories ED DRESS SHOP