The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 20, 1950, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Mrs. Paul Herrick Holder Of High Score At Tuesday Bridge Meet ‘Members and guests. of. the, was a charming hand-made white : Miss Rivero’To Be Crowned SOCIETY NEWS iiss tain Amerie 01 ey Weae i te The Citizen Office—51 Tuesday afternon bridge club] appliqued handkerchief, and the Phones: Residence—629J. | were entertained this week PY! winner of this prize was Mrs. Jo-| In a quiet home wedding. Mite PRARRAAADOAAADAAADEAAAAAAALAAABADAL ee oe rytale . ai seph S. Guley, who took a trick| Rose Mary Machin teem i . edi 3 é 7, freshments the hostess | with the Jack of Clubs in the last) bride of Lester Vernes Preagh oe Miss Sylvia June Johnson Became fie mat iE caickea-sale plate| hand plaid nthe Saturday, January 14 ith Pedro a : with cheese wafers, olives, cook- ts in Tuesday's game | Aguilar, notary public. perform — Of Gilbert Roy Torres . oe des, sna a delightful, .Jime..gple ble: > Sak pen ? Vy ; inp 8 20h) 3 igh s@ébe f he | wart, C. R. couple. in Church Ceremony Last Thursday: Holder of high ste for the Reagan, Paul Herrick, LRA RCN TI Oe re tema en. nr enn, Mir, and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson, ‘brides other acting as Mr. Sr, of 1415 Newton’ street, have “Torres” béct man. announced j:" “Phe foriner“Mfigs Johnson had the marttaee of Seis chose as‘ heF “Wedding attire 2 if if fg i Mrs. C. R. Reagan way, Bill Geughter, Miss Syivia June Jobn-" jjedium gray wollen suitewithired! agility Waeakihe winglr sem to Gilbert Roy Torres, som of ‘accessories “andhad a corsage :of} Bema : . { at 7 Mr. and Mrs. Diego Torres of 1124 red carnations. scien ea a 2 Z “The floating prize this week: Herrick on United Street. ed the ‘arela street wore an aqua suit wi ick ac~ : Sos poe sceiiss eam iinieniiail hee = Sted toh place on cessaries and a corsage of white } eas a igs 8 ee | carnations. se = ., Thursday afternoon of last week | “The bride’s mother was attirec Rosalie DeBarcee And Louis Fm gy hy at 6:00 p. m., at the Ley Memorial! in a navy blue suit with red ac leas . au tn Methodist Church. The ceremony | cessories and had a corsage of rec | Richardson Married Here Monday tant wie wee performed by the Rev. Eld-! carnations, while the mother o! | Ee D centaiel om Simmons, and the bridal} the groom wore a pink suit with Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., officia-| sportsuit with green appliques, (tt tome eh Gee mareh wes played by Mrs. Sim-j black accessories and hada cor- ited at the double-ring wedding] and black accessories. ther cam | Me mons. sage of white carnations. ceremony on Monday of this week} Both Mr. and Mrs. Richardson i — = ‘The event was attended.only by} Immediately following the ce that united Rosalie DeB: id reper the imediate families of the cou-|remony the couple left on a hon MISS ERAIDA RIVERO dl ee ee the = + } Louis Richardson. ‘Miss Latin America of Key West’ | The marriage was a quiet, in- Never has more enthusiasm Miss Latin-America of that ieee Sng Peiyaie ote only x se t members of the immediate famil- ‘entered. around a coronation;teke part in the coronation. ies being oe the mates j ple, Miss Alice Johnson, sister of] eymoon trip to Miami. Upon thei: } the bride, acting as her only at-j return, they will make their homc fendent, and Buddy Johnson, the} here in Key West. : 9| | r F a zt March Of Dimes Fund Benefit Bridge And Canasta Party;Held -,.-. Wednesday Afternoon Great Success z Af Hl! i ie gai all in Key'West as the one that Miss Rivero will be seated on | the couple and Miss Madeline De- § 48 take placed at-the*cibainseag | ee dBrone fully dressed as queen! Barceé, the bride’s daughter, ‘act-' Harry Richardson. | é tie --~}as..she will appear in Tampa’s ing as witnesses}) |)? es Sea, reception ‘was’ held }32 ha ger 2 #'@n LGasparilia festival on the foat| Ti... “was het! avid ae 4 iy’ ) ‘ “il ea, =f Dery’ ‘} The ceremony awas held atthe !ing ‘the ‘ceremony, but da Rivero will be crowned “Mags, eBreres by the Latin-Chamber of! couple's new home att530°George | an@Mrs. Richardson - vatin: Ameviga nofoKey West,” _a|Commerce representing _ Key | street, corner of George In@John>) they Hope to have itle she, won. .@uring; a ,contest West..With her will be Ermie!< Fe a : Aes Preraes from their sresented at-the.elub: in. which Valdez, beautiful, dark haired, | coe jt ep Bae, Mis: DeBar: “receiving :' visits "a Fe E ff Eg : i fs | ! [ About $:55 was realized from ,Wania Rabideau, Muriel Gayda the large and beautiful Bridge! yyonne D..Snidow, Elizabeth F | ‘¢Ve of the city’s most beautifyl!dark eyed senorita, and Regia! the pi ge Petes. gay eat sheet g the air. - and Canasta Party held on Wed-| sea : = 7oung women competed. {Guerra, another brunette beauty, i, . The cause of the explosion nesday afternoon of this week in) Schneider, Eddie Knapp, Wilhel | Fraida will be crowned at about} who were elected first and sec. | 77 +++ i417 —-——<s Tithe extent of damage to the the Patio of the Ca arina Ho-| Mina Harvey, Luis Hicks Beach | 1 o’¢lock by Mayor Louis Eisner} ond attendants. H U. S. SENDS inch pipeline were not determined we eel tel for the March « mes Fund.} Ruth Lawrence, Mrs. R. N. Van Mrs. R. S Gardner, who hes , Buren, Randy Staples, Rose G the woman's activities dep a” ; ae if ment of the Monroe County Polio | Flink, Alida Bringman, Emm: Foundation, had appointed a com-| Wolkoff, Violet Myers, Virgini: mittee consisting of Mrs. J. M.' Sherwood, Frances Coons, Be Bringman, Mrs. Bryant Earls,;2ttice Crofoot, Clara Haon, Ce Mrs. R. Montgomery and Mrs. H. | celia Barthes, Wm. G. Clarkson D. Norveil, as chairman, to handle Louise E. Savage Ello W. Stoloff the affair, and Mrs. Gardner, Fay Hazleton, Ann Wade. states that this committee did| | Mrs. P. P Hadden, Mrs. J. K ind a committee of the Latin-} Louis Carbonell, popular mas- | Tv ye see a immediately \merican chamber of commerce | ter of ceremonies, and Julio Cab-| Aerovias “, (Continued Frou Page One) deinanenininens " = vho are algo corresponding with; ana will be on hand to give all to indignities, restrictions and O he Miami’ Chamber of Com-| details to the public as the cor- P. fi false chi PH ka ar ‘assenger List aloe: charges. nerce in an effort to have the 'onation takes place. RP This was just another outward : SAME se ALACHRABAMAAM ion of the diplomatic feuding J B h 1 fl I d H O a anche leaving for Havana, | that has been going on ever since urnniam Maytor as ne Cuba, via Aerovias “Q” S.A.: the Bulgarian Reds took over. . = Milton R. Chapman, Mary K.| The United States has backed Of Leading Roles In “Lau ra” Chapman, Nancy Chapman, Joe , Several charges in the United Na- / imi : es is A. Fremy Chrystle Fremyer,| tions that Bulgaria gave haven splendid work and it is to the Austin, Mrs. J. Burnham Maylara = } vee ae ary em support to guerrilla forces fare ll creat Pelones Riecnhcinee fie Whisker, Me] L2 Be Presented January 30 Bia, Move ial John Kiamp, [aking war ot rece, reat ss of the party. e * i + Mrs » Ms 2 1 | r Several prizes were awarded, R. 8. Kilcourse, Juliette McKillip | 3y DOROTHY RAYMER now.” he continued, “Pi bet ri] Moly, Klump, Walter H. Ander- | | All of which evoked l 4 Louise s i i i | son, Be pro — eet bate esr oo aie ee eS The man who has the role of remember the present role of) derson, or Dietzel. | Paved the way for today’s drastic te Rese % Flink ee — Cc. M4 Ctaude Spencer, Nina Guley, Mrs Waldo in the melodrama, “Laura,” } Waldo. It's one of the best oppor- Marvin Dietzel, Katheryn Diet- {| action: frown capturing the fluffy hands Swicegood, Wahneta Kovash. Mrs vhich will be presented by the tunities I’ve had to dig into al zel, Jane Gloucher, Vern Glouich- = made doggie in the lucky draw. John'B. Saylor; Mrs. John Long layers Club at the Barn Theater, | really fine characterization. |er, Matilde Diaz Tracy, Dominick Coming Events ing. ae Florence Gordon’ Ruth Rutt, Kay | sinning January’ 30, J. Burn-| Those who saw Clifton Webb | Tadanzon, Henrietta’ Iadanzon, | One hundred and one ladies at- “Knox, Mrs. Ralph |Wilson, Lil: | ‘@™ Maylord, now enjoying his in the movie “Laura,” may ex-| Andrew Sessano, Grace: Sessano, |FRIDA¥, JANUARY 20— tended the party. some playing’Lumley, “Vera L. Cowart, Bett; | cond winter ‘season “in Key pect Mr. Maylord to spin another | F nk Lazers, Anna Lazers,,Mary} ‘Installation of officers, , Fern bridge and others danasta.'Those Billove, . Carolyn |K... Hatfield} Vest: ; ____ | Webb. (pardon the pun) but May! Laz nche Grynewicz, dean-|. . Chapter- No; 21, Order East- present included: . M.A. Benham, Mrs. John Wize J‘ Maylord is an architect ; from lord missed seeing Webb in the | nie Mackiewicz. ern Star. 8 P. M., a ie Mrs. B. C.. Papy,..Mrs,, U. P., Peggy Mills Gloria Horvath, Mrs ] 'P Hiinois ,;way.. He, arrived in part so his interpretation will be| Willard Johnston, Vera.Johns- ; Hall. Public invited : Mulholland, Mrs. Raymond Fun. Hilda Lind. Mrs. June Williams | “ey. W with ‘his wife last | individual and refreshing. | ton, Henry Krueger, Ethel Krue- Chapter to atte! (anh 99 eal, Nancy German; Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Marie Frohock, Mrs. Allar | mally was prolonged intg, over’, Born in Omaha, Nebraska,| ger, Henry Heimlein, Margaret] SATURDAY, JA) RY 21— Teagrove. Bertha C. Bell, Gladys Cleare, Grace Earlsy Harriet t “instead of overnight, the Maylord left there when he was! Heimlein, Fred Thompson Mabel} Installation of officers, Robert Anderson, Ruth An- | of protest from the Reds, and i P. Willit, Jean Matthews, Mrs, Brown, Lorraine Mahoney, Bun became over a month and (a lad of three and was brought | Thomps gar Felty, Maurice J. Perry Chapter, Order of Morgan Harris, Ann Y. Burns, ®y Welling, Lillian Sriver, Max} inally was prolanged into over up in Kentucky. He won s Winston Delatiey, DeMolay, 8 P. M., in Scottish ' Mrs. Lee Goddard, Jean Dunn, Thruelsen, Mrs. John Selby, Mrs | ix months. All because of the oratorical contests in that s e y. Murray “Segal, Rite Temple. Public invited Louise Hodgers, Reely Morgan, Charles Card, Mrs George Curry | tip over the Overseas Highway,” , which is famous for its political x, Erwin Wil- by DeMolays to attend. | Gertrude Stoves, Lamenza Leves. Mrs. Lucil'e Hardaway, Mrs. Ear | '¢ said. “I'm building a home | speak: “son, Jack Goldstein, Henry Sack-| TUESDAY, JANUARY 24— { qué, Evelyn Pilgrim, Yvonne Julian, Mrs. George Morren, Mrs | 1¢"¢ too. I suppose it all amounts; Mrs. Maylord also had a long | olof. Regular meeting, Sparking Wa- Abell Baillod, Kathleen LayFon, Ann Alexander Lennox, Jr. Mrs. An | ® g0ing overboard for the Is- career with the theater and sang) Daniel Sca , Edward J.} ters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Rewer a nad , Carleton, Grace Harkins, Blanche drew Miller, Mrs. W, E, Fentress | and City.” in Schubert musicals. She is in-) Donelly, Anthony J. Carpinello, | 7:30 P.M. at Knights of Chevdore Baviland gracelully & ibys dew ’ M. Daniels, Dora W. Shaufman, Mrs. C. J. Rose, Mrs. Canto, Mr Asked if he had ever had much terested in ‘the Players Club,! V Henry A.! Pythias Hall, Fleming street. Dew ork Pat Chappel, Joy Hanson. H. Overlia tage e) ience, handsome Mr. too. Maylord ran a hand throv : 4. mel, Ode} Visiting Rebekahs welcome. embornng. oss Maylord miled and imitted his steel-; y hair and a twi Whitener, Mary Whitener, Al-; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25— MADE IN AMERICA a ee oO ee rc ee ee Se gee hat he was once a_ professional sg ed hazel-brown e Mallinckrodt id T, Mal-; Regular rea on a 1] ’ ninstrel man. “My wife is not in the produc- Anna Tucker, Manuel! Navy Wives Club No. 88, 7:30} 2, Judge Thomas Caro Guest Speaker “My hobby has always been tion of ‘Laura’ because you sce,” Domi , Antonio Diaz,’ Am-| P.M. in Clubrooms, Build- Now On Display and Available For Lamedie'e Deli ’ tre 7 . 7 Besides the min- he explained, “We have a lady pd , Chester Wynn. i ing 178, U. S. Naval Station. in Key West. Exclusively at ; At BPW Meeting W ednesday; Man y experience, I was with the and gentleman's agreement never Wynn, Clara Wynn, Ted | THURSDAY, JANUARY 26— ; “ d . Peoria, Il, Players group for to appear in the same play to- Miry Lou Fisher, -seateo} ‘Wesel sometind, Saeed Oe POLLOCK'S a y tbout € We had 2,500 gether.” { ck W. Heuseholer, Dora- | onrne County Hos} o- QO ba 1 Important Announcements la e nembers. I can't. remember all It’s obvious t J. Bur 1 -e, Bruce LaFrance, man’s Auxiliary. eR 2 ps, U ut ; The Key West Business and, there was a wave of kidnappings | he plays A Bie Ir aie part, eats i, ts an y as nee seebe, a pune . pee) a oe ols . t w e L e ’ $ °C) ne sae ai hink ‘Journey’s End’ was tural work, has Iéarned how to srra, Jorge Barrena, Col- | ‘or transport . / imesh Wewen's ORO Nelly ee te PPMP T 53 which mate the dcepent bull « hewe withronething be | | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6— maall ' iteireguiar -miceting on ..Wednes;| ment to enact a/Statute which is mpression n me. I'll say right sides the usual material. | Glenn Sailer, ! 508 DUVAL ¥ Reinaldo Gon- {| "Woman's Clubhouse on Duval} bergh ., Anti- Kidnapping © Law Richasd eit r day evening of this week at the}commonly known as the Lind — ~- street, with a lafge number of| Which gave the Federal Govern vow i rs r uf Or i, Arthur Elks Club Auditorium. Se ‘ ih members and guests present. jment Seat yae 3 peaoapeiny Ke 2 Hi est by den é s b q ee pensor ss James! cere to go to Boulevard Pool SY zentdbe dee aead) ‘ % ei sed . ases where the ors zi 2G “ rey * , ye pr- | ” is ewww Ad ee ws ae o - Guest speaker of the evening | C4ses where the person kidnappec Tour Rg,ch pman F teld 1 oO V iew blett, Mer ‘und ( oe ~ was Judge Thomas Caro, whose] Was ‘tartied across the State line Bubject was “Education| Among! and said law has worked so satis 4 Women,” and Dr. Aubrey Hamil- | factorily that kidnappings at th: ‘ ton also addressed the gathering ;Present time hardly exist, now on the subject of cancer following | therefore the showing by Willard Fowler of | _ Be It Now Resolved that thc «e” a film dealing with that disease, | Business and Professional Wo oe Harvey, | n, Robi Faulk- | des DITA y Rare Plant’ An&)[léwers There Date of the totir' $f Chapman iatety with Mrs. Warren at 619, or | ‘ield has been set as next Friday, with Mts. Smiley at 156-W, b announced to-/ing in mind that no reservatio: January This prc pas Keds beadare: : Club of Key We , Florida wig ONES n,| can be accepted later than Sun- = “by Mrs. Claire Arlen, who is Mon- ; hereby goes on record as recom | “ t the Key West Garden | ay evening. office of Count 4 ] r Taro} SS roe County Commander of the|mending that proper steps bi | resident of the Key West Garden| grad Se Sees | cra bi ia . A Low Price @- American Cancer Society i taken in order to authorize the lub. | The U.S. Bureau of Mines s of 311 Pea 4 Several announcements of in: Federal Government to punist Chapman Field is the plant ex- regular-price gasoline ave | Pearl B: sterest were made, among them|°ffenders of sex crimes agains‘ that the club will sponsor a, Children and that penalties bx SG vbridge and canasta party to be ;Made severe enough to deter station located in Co-; 81.9 octane rating in the summer | Strect | . Florida, and the Of 1949, compared .with 80.1 in] See er ne arden Club recently re- 1948. Mail The Citizen to Relatives | . that’s what we're featuring— verimenta yr wcornKe I held on Monday evening, Febru- others from committing like of : te % pl eo ary 6, at the Elks Auditorium for | fnses and also that provision be | ° as ve ae Rees WETithe benefit of the Roosevelt , Made for tne treatment of person; | ~omis, of the | Tice tO Mele a | d Boulevard Pool Rehabilitation] W8° May be convicted in the es ae EA of rare plants and | © MA. project tnat has been undertaken | °Vent that authorities feel thar | @"S* eat have “been grown! Bee, ty tne local BEW [society will be best served by | lowers that ha j fj & wy ae IE isending offenders for enta’ | Also, resolution was passed > nent! der nake this 7 s. | a ty the decent wave ree | treatment rather than to prison. = " % es me t mes hes upamiatl ! rimes, and it was agreed that\, Dated at Key “West, Florida i ft A is BE charts ed here | 9 ‘ Part Sadly ae Sahar ter 28 es i Bee WEBSTER’S gon sestoo0s . sent to various state officials. This |"), ‘tidav riorking and return late in! s - <2 bin ee aes | Other matters taken,.up atthe} Stiday morting and feturn late in | iffiice a. Pappa reeds: RON Ea Se an {Meeting included, the _ endorse ie aN ey oeeerly evening ot Mee School and G a ‘ ‘ RE a .. ;ment of Wilhelmina Harvey NG peace une Se | th ‘ver. increasing wave of Sex ‘candidate for State Third Vice It will, be necessary that all G and up “te. crimes against children in almost | President of BPW; a donation tc | 2¢TSo"* Wishing to participate in ” a eo ya a ent. ee the International Childrens Emer. | “SS Tat ee ae ae oh Authoritative eae 3, § J e 6States } gency Fund; id th a rior to Monae it x a } , — te have laws which are very lenient a Rae ee fe cPepeeamen order that all arrangements may | Up-To-Date You'll Love 'Em! th po - anivese: scaly the of- JREN, chndiete for entry in the pes trades ae ek fe eae | ett ‘Colorful Laminated Cloth Binding ob iia savet cok a ies Presncaeegeeth | ne trip ee | ‘ $2,000 definitions « 928 pages N ~~ 3 : Ky It is felt that such a tour will one | fi 7 é eer ae Ts ‘ =~ | orove of great interest not only to CLIP La marca e =. Seek Divorces Maris of Key West against John | nembers of the Haris Chl but ; THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ie y ACO etal x G. Maris of San Francisco; by | °° many visitors to Key West, as’ $HIS COUPON © Diclonary 90e (By mail $108) 1 | DRESS SHOPS Petitions seeking divorces were ‘5 : t would offer them an opportuni- | r | ¥ filed in the sEfic 6 Chen Daniel Richard Martin of Key y to visit this fine experimental} dad tolen cosa > 5 thee a | 1 c Glerk ari R Aa: Kies West against Claire Lillian Reehi} tation and see the rare tropical | au Setuia ce a i] 413 Duval Street and it v2 me ar Adams by] Martin of Miami; and by Billie | slants being grown there. (| aad eacelve your die =f Address 8 Alice M. Griffin of Key West} Pierce Collins of Key West | It has therefore been requested tionary. 1 t 1113 Truman Avenue Ty ageinat WilliamsAlbert Griffin of | against Nate F. Collins also of | ‘hat all persons wishing to join! 47 wall edé t0¢ extre 1 113 Truman Avenue New Orleans: By Henel Archer! Key West. this tour communicate immed-| Sor postage ond wrapping, . all ‘ sea eases easeneen