The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 28, 1949, Page 4

Mary Elisabeth Weech To Bride Of Jack Niles In Ceremony On January 2 ren ; Aerovias “Q” Passenger List kee ndsbbhSesSbeee Passengers leaving for Havana. q| Cuba, via Aerovias “Q” S.A.: Jack Johnson, Iris Johnson, Carroll Leeds, Robert Stell, Lus- ille Leeds, Leon Leeds. Mercedes Rogel, Miguel Rogel, Elias Loebe, Irene Loebe, Amparo Betancourt, Ernesto Bentancourt, Laurentia Lyden, Harry Herbert, Gerald Rigterink, Frances Rigterink, Jim Rigteririk, Richard Rigter- ink. Alberto Roche, Charles Street, Lois Street, Frank Margoles, Viola Margoles, Lazarus Woolen, Irene Woolen, George Alfred, Marshall Pegram, Barbara Wool- en, William Pargman, Harold Short, Max Burns, Mario Costa, Helen Owens, Nellie Soule, Sara Soule, Carroll Getty. Ivey Shearin, Paul Hart, Ed- win Frederick, Dehard Johnson, Allan Rudolph, Daniel Goorsh, Max Patton, Bernice Patton, Max Mrs, Clyde Baker Hostess To Bridge Group Tuesday Afternoon _ | Fatton J. 3 Ot Dinnenbierg, etterneen bridge}charming set of vari-colored Max Bernstein, Earle Moore, sot He week at the home of| plastic coasters with scalloped Georgina Moore, Ernest Monroe, Chete Maker ot White and|edges and decorated centers ir) Marjorie Monroe, Jose M. Fern- Seether? treet, with Mrs. Bak-/the forms of flower he en- andéz, Lawrente Cory, Agnes © etiam & howtos for the orcas-| cased in a jewel-box. is prize Cory. —_ was won by Mrs. Gilbert McKil-| Aristedes Hernandez, Olga Ra- Refeeetement: cotttieted of eag-|lip, when she took a trick with mirez, Alberto Hetherington, ehetiee eendeiehes, golden] the Jack of Clubs in the last hand, Charles Harvey, Mary Filip, Rob- . Niles state that they see all their. friends at ide-to-be is the daugh- of » and Mrs. Rexford leech, 1014 Eaton street, and grandaughter of Mr, and Frank O. Weech, 1106 Eaton Mr. Niles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Niles Sr., 401% Newton street. fter the wedding anti recep- ‘tion. the couple will leave im- mediately for Louisville, Ken- tucky, where Mr, Niles i: a stu- 4 man dent at a television and radio te Galey Thomas Sweeting. schéol located in that city. te (®) Wirephdtc PROFESSOR RODOLPHE ROCHA (above), of the Mont Choise Clinic in Leusanne, Switzerland, attend the Prin- cess Aly Kahn, the former Rita Hayworth, at the birth of her baby expected soon. ole Get etrewberry ice-cream, | of play. ‘ert Filip, Rene Rojas, Enrique TI ehh te bestess served prier to Members and guests present at Rojas; Rose Rojas, Martha Rojas, te te fo nee pteving this week's meeting were, besides. Velia Rojas, Aleida Sibila, Art+ Hektor of tegh seore ot Tues-/ the hostess, the Mesdames C. R. hur Blair, Cletus Ferricks, George eo «= Mere =a ©. Reagan, Paul Herrick, Joseph S.. Ferricks, Hedwig Ferricks, Mel- WEATHERMAN Cates with 1680 Mrs Paul -|Guley, Peter Knight, Joseph vin Crane, Annette Crane Ken. = Set @eent with @ scare of | Ladd, Lucille Hardaway, Gilbert neth Butler. Says: = ot Mee Peter Siight! McKillip, Otto Kirchheiner, Earl Indalecio Pertierra, Olga _Del “ek Sth @ eeere of 8480 Im the} Julian, Paul Lumley and Henry Pico, P. A. Amunrud, Caridad aged cot Mre Joseph Ladd | Gardner. 1Serrano, Carmen Cruz, Elsie “sees «with the Queen of! The group will convene text Moslo, Bernard Moslo, Pat Cast- . ‘Tuesday afternoon at the home of|eneir, Caridad Santana, Jack Seeker fed chowem a8 a| Mrs. C. R. Reagan, at 3051 Harris’ Nyary, Nick Matecko, Patricia Geet ort for the event a! ‘Avenue Matecko, Maria Poey, Olga Per- tierra, Candido Monserrat, Ira Boris, Gertrude Boris, Nester Page. Katherine Fisher; Mona Mor- iarity, Leo Mboriarity, Garnie To Be Held At Wartello Gallery Thursday Eve Yandell, Maria Yandell, Alice ¥ Humphrey, John Humphrey, Dee pete © invited by Key) slides of the museum and of! Walter Baulos, Helen Baulos, Wee BH ent Histories Society some of the important paintings) David Lee Baulos, Albert _Gar- open house Th | collected by John Ringling and} cig, John Diaz, Samvel Zwidweg, > => he geet State) Richard Wolin, Lyle Harrison, bal 2 Roger Harrison, Charlotte Harri- Ase aoe he cone Nee Te-/ son, Alta ate Eruesting cognition ie trend Diaz; Evelia Petez, Chatles Wal- whiter the eusplews jer will show and discuss a num-| jr, Esther Grénét, Dorothy Went Histories! and | ber of of Madi Grollinger, June Wertz. that are inch in the c Estelle Knowles, Antonio Gon- an iustreted | tion. zalez, Clemente Orihuela, Aida by Morinn| The talk Thursday evening will | Orihuela, Robert Slatkow, Ceril Giteter of the | be the second to be given by Mrs.| Wolfson, Henry Musselman, Edith Riediing Mus | Murray in Key West. She spoke} yusselman, John Musselman, Gereette Mire, | here in June, 1948 under the au-) Emuel Loveowich, Gladys Loveo- poaeeat jored | spices of the Woman's Club. wich, Walther Mahoney, James Jennings, Ruth Jennings, Manuel Castillo, Daniel Lomez, Miguel Ramirez, Gus Radcliff, Virginia Radcliff, _ Georgina Sapedero, Mario Zuniga, Manuel Perdoma, Manuela Onis, Josefa Perdoma, Carlos Amuriategus, Guy Rad- cliff, Maxwell Barach, Frank Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers today and tonight; fair Thursday. Continued mild. Gen- tle to moderate easterly winds, fresh in showers. Florida: Cloudy and foggy with occasional drizzle in extreme north portion during forenoon f: today; otherwise partly cloudy through Thursday except for a few showers along the southeast coast today. Slightly cooler in north portion. Otherwise _ little change in temperature. Jacksonville Thru The Florida Straits: Gentle to moderate. -var- iable winds becoming northeast- erly in north portion today.and in south portion Thursday. Part- ly cloudy weather. Few showers today. East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate variable winds mostly easterly becoming northeasterly in north portion today and in south por- tion Thursday. Partly cloudy weather except for mostly cloudy with a few showers in extreme horth*portion today. Jacksonville To Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have been issued. REPORT o lec- Chiitmas Party For Beta Sigma Phis \ omertheted) ma wt delightful the theme of the holid 5 ete of thee city took place at os After me itt *ot China Marrero, John ola George ‘Gna West, Fla., eee 1949 . : ’1 Goodman, Peggy Goodman. servation taken at City Uitie wom whee and Mrs. Thomas Ye* presented to Mrs. Caro by 3:30 am. EST) Miss Syiv:a Baker with a word of, Care, BEPPNG Jetson stepet. The | “Thanks fur a wonderful party, in eee oven er the feet party | behalf of your sisters of Beta Sig- the Florida ma Phi.” of Geta’ Those resent were: Ruth Lar- homer of Geeege Chapter je Pt, Rerarity son, James Larson, Betty Sayers, Th) © Heerty Greeting te each.) Herbert Sayers, Catherine Mer- Temperatures | Highest yesterday | Lowest last night Mean Normal Personal Mention Ralph Utley of Central City, Kentucky yesterday paid a cour- tesy call at The Citizen office. Utley is publisher of a weekly 78 69 74 70 Precipitation De eet ts ete? met = mem-| son, Robert Merson, Marjorie Al- A ral City, and i Total last 24 hours ee et eet ot the door of ten, Joseph Allen, Clara Armayot, arn eat pas OP a the Total this month ew soeeteted @hode Te A. V. Armayor, Sara Doyle, Rob- | tsiand City. , Deficiency this month ee right of ped ba Dayle, satee Anderson, EB. V. Rul ania | Total this year ‘ (ee see very trad); Anderson ith Lopez, Manuel 5 ie Deficiency this year By See AEE Aa 2 Wesutitelly Lopes, Jeanie Bervaldi, Héllon ee eee eee sovyal Relative Humidity, 6:3 iid fe free underneath which|Bervaldi, Pauline Ketchings, holiday ice brailen GER T. 90% 4 5 Be RT at BN Be sercting Mary Spotswood, [C2°per Mrs. Cooper and their, (ggq Level) B30 am, |S om bing feature met the|John pottswood. Wilhelmming Wwe ao rae os Paine 30.10ins.—1019.3 mbs. 5 oe hoot of Mrs Caro’s Harvey, C B. Harvey, Florence Galen oman agras , Tomorrow's Almanac > mer there was s tree| Ardagh, 1D. B. Thompson, Jessie | Martin of Lexington, Kentucky: sunrise 7:10 am. | > fh * ap omtire { Chest. Michael, Andrew Rodriguez, Jr., The ene reer its end Sunset 5:48. p.m. | > = & Beatrice Moreno, Jin, White,| the Santa Clata University f Moonrise p.m. | 3 Bret vai ted =the del Bluse Moreno, Chester Knowles, Kentucky Orange me game Moonset 2:07 am. | > ow . bona « table in Canfield Lewin, Maude Roberts Sunday in Miami. : bao aa : a tate salad Edna Hoff, Virginia Whitmachsh, and son, William, Jr., of 1913 Tomostow > — « stuffed Margaret Scully, Rose Wilson,|McKinley street, Hollywood, ! (Eastern Standard Time) 4 vote pee and Josephine James, Gwendolyn were visitors in the city yester-| High Low > es 4 the James. Norma Gavilan, Mrs,|day. They left today for their 6:10 a.m. 10:42 a.m. 4 tae we poumeet-' Charles Gavilan, Mrs. John Gav- | winter home upstate. In the sum- 5:24 p.m. a a i ® Sted much to ilan and Nellie T. Pearson, mer, the O’Tooles reside in Point 290 5 Pleasant Beach, New Jersey. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA > . = enn at _—_— (Reference station: ‘f West | 5 . Mrs. Lucretia Noda and Mrs ‘ime of| Height a | > Mise Curry Beta Sigma Vernell Russell have left on the] , Stetlan— Tide [high wats | : Tovi; . plane for ‘abana, | Bahia Ho Spent Holidays | Phis To Hold Se ker i mend the bat: (bridae) —_—on 10m 001 |E ; 7 ; 5 ith relatives and friends, No Name Key > Herve With Family |Dance Tonight = |" *" | (east end) ~-+2h 20m ai : ) - Mr, and Mrs. Augel Noda left Boca Chica > ms : M Curry Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will] for Habana, Cuba to spend the! (Sandy Point)—Oh 40m . be . ends e6 tonight hold a dance beginning at} holidays with friends. Caldes Channel 5 sae, agent the - ve here | 9 Satert, wna Nesting to 1:00 a. m, Papeete @orth end) -+2hl0m +14 . et pares ‘ C | im the ainbow oom oO! r. and Mrs. Pat . ur 5 e i 3 TP) Peewee Lene. and! Motel La Concha wee an ie ‘iam, Fla., to see the NOTE: ° 5 “ - | Music for dancing will be furn-} North and South foot ball game,, (—)—Minus sign: Corrections he. tee Wretey Meee Cur-| hed by Gus Ayala and his or-| played there Monday night. to be subtracted. ore) Moevest « Jecm | chestea, and several prizes will be (+)—Plus sign: Corrections te e e my ee oot = bp Pg Seek Divorces be added > ee . 1 chet coty, | eading electri her Se ee thn fudewt nurse in| aml @ redio. Petitions seeking divorces were! The law collection of the: U. §, . - filed yesterday in the office of Library of Congress, comprising Chrletmas is still celebrated on| Circuit Court Clerk Earl R. Ad- more than 660,000 books and o- _" Ne a ultere 6 the Twelfth} ams by Gail Copeland Mullen pamphlets, is one of the largest ~_ + <edbie on « com's wee residents of he, against. Francis William Mullen | and finest in the world. - , ~iteate | email village on Hatteras Island and by Freble D. Ham against ° . ve. boff North Carolina Carol Ann Hulsey Ham. i Mail The Citizen to Relatives Movie Actress gave birth to a five-and-one-half- pound gitl in Lausanne, Switzer- Aly Khan, aaa ‘I girl would be named Jasmine, a Corpus Chiisti: fragrant flower used for making Denver — perfume. troit The Prince spoke to newsmen Ft. Worth _ soon after the girl’s arrival. He Galveston said it wes a hatural birth. But, Jacksonville he added, “Rita had a very tough brag Ci ‘time ; As for himself, Aly Khan said’ fog ' ‘that he had been nervous during Louisville . his all-night vigil, everything was “OK now.” The Prince lost no time sending a cable announcing the New Orleans birth to his father. the fabulously New York wealthy Aga Khan, who is the Norfoik - spiritual Moslems, The Aga Khan now is Omaha in Cairo. It was his idea to name Pensacola the baby Jasmine if it was a girl: pittsburgh Catholic, Aly Khan has announe- st, Louis pad that the girl, born today will San Antonio be brought up as a Moslem. Rita “seemed awfully pleased” nith her baby. elf think she is a very good look- ng girl, but being her father I van't really say so myself.” jaughter, five year-old Rebecca Welles, who was born while the actress was married to actor-pro- jucer Orson Welles. She was di- vorced from Welles in 1948. previous wife last spring, only a few weeks before he married the} ~*~ . Hollywood actress on the French | his life today to save a family Riviera. follows their marriage by seven months and one day. arrangements to have two police cars escort Rita on the one-mile tun to the hospital. But soon after then he phoned a pre-arranged tode signal to the police station. yoes to war.” jotel. There they picked up a lecoy sedan, which they raced to ‘The hospital. so traffic when Rita arrived at the hospital weating a mink soat. wre in a suite usually reserved and went back.to bed. for royal “ake Geneva. Aly Khan has anj plained. Rita Hayworth Her husband, Prince announced that the Chicago 'El Paso i ; é that Meridian Miami — .. | Minneapolis 12 Memphis but Ni _& : i i leader of millions of Oklahoma i Hf Although Rita was raised as a Roanoke se A Bh i San Francisco — Seattle s Tallahassee’... Tampa Washington, > . Late Bulletins (Gontinued From Page One} was to warn of rocks ahead and lead the rescue parties. SAVES 11 PERSONS EAST OXFORD, Ma ine. "vice-connected. Of “y “Blacky,” a puppy hound, gave}are otherwise eligible for The Prince told newsmen that Commented Aly Khan: “I my- Rita already has one other Aly Khan got a divorce from a The birth of. Jasmine|11 persons from firé, ‘The six- months old puppy whined © and scratched on a door ‘uftil he had awakened his master, farmer Fred Bartlétt. Bartlett got his wife and nine children out of the house in time. But in the excite~ ment “Blacky” ran back into the: flaming house and died. j Aly Khan had made elaborate e a. m., Swiss time, he drove to the hospital unescorted. More television stations ate op- erating within the boundaries of the United States than in all the rest of the world combined. 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