The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 30, 1950, Page 4

“~~ JEANNETTE BARCLAY, Society Editor “Program Of Music, Skits, Talks And ... Social Hour Thursday, To Highlight =: National Girl Scout Week Observance 1 Girl Scout Week. . Skits and tall the NCCS Club 4 i it — ance of a program of All Monroe C program and th ed-at the club. T tina Harvey, is Fall-In Gathering “or And Services At “| St. Paul’s Church h fall-ingathe held at 7:30 y night at i Church. At th of solemn evensong the offerir thanksei gifts so freely be- offering a leaders, The. group singer 22 Gad “Star Spangled Banner, followed ‘stoned 3 us iby the song, “Hello, Welcome”} na = _—e « by members of _ Intermediate SPUTSPS | Troop No. 3: There will be recog?) “" 4" Wy, Of all stout leaders, com-|p.. 2 members’ and honored -ommunion will be held at 9 m. for the members of the W. é man’s Auxiliary. g Mrs. Juanita Delgado, United “Brownie Smile Song” ac-|'Thank Offering custodian for the] companied at the piano by Edna/auxiliary, urges all. members is Deland; Brownie Troop 6,|attend both services. Cobo, leader, will sing} A social hour will be held fo Playing Dixie,” ac-| lowing the ening service inj by Deanna Cobo;!the Parish Hall with Mrs. Mervin; Brownie Troop, Mrs. Alfred |Russell in charge i Guinette, leader, will present a/ eae =e E @rechoslovakian Folk Dance: In-| o ee beer ie-| Coming Events leader, will present a choral} MONDAY, OCTOBER 30— Feading, “The Country I Need.”| Beginners Spanish class for of- Eleanor Gato, Daphine Warren! ficers’ wives from 3:30 to 4:30 fy Baker, members of p.m. over Palace Theater. | Troop 5, will give} _Key West Library Association} ip. of artificial res- will have a special meting at, ii Saunders is 8 p.m. at the Woman's Club./ ip; and Miss} Handicrafts class for officers’ as assistant. wives will be held at 7:30p.m. Intermediate Troop} in the recreation building, | Jacob Guggen- Naval Station. femphill, leader, will Bowling for all Navy wives at 9 am. at Naval Station Bowl- ing Alleys. Officers’. wives _ interested in} bridge and canasta will meet at I p.m. at the Fort ‘Taylor Officers’ Club. =<" « Advanced. Spanish class for of- : ficers’ wives from 8:30 to 9:30 am. over Palace Theater. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Dade Lodge No. 14, Masonic Group will meet at 8 p.m. at the temporary Masonic Home ~ on Amelia street. _ Bowling for officers wives at 1:30 p:m. at Naval Station. Advanced sewing and slipcover classes for officers’ wives from 7:30 to 10 pm. in Ker West high school annex. Key West Bridge Association at $8 p.m. at Armed = Services YMCA. j elass for oificers wives will at 8 p.m. at the recreation building on the Naval Sta- '¥, NOVEMBER 1— * Navy Wives Club jo. meet at 10:30 a.m. in clubrooms at Building 178, z wives from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m: SOCIETY ... PERSO ~|the Sheik.” Joan made the crown! LS... NEWS OF IN iTEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE | WIVES CLUB TO BE | INSTALLED SUNDAY Installation er for the Club. Np | Mary Mallory And W. P. Roberts, Jr. | Wed Thursday In Ley Memorial Chu f “Baskets of white @ladi F candelabra wedding at 8. o’dock | Caughtersof Me. and = A | W. -P. Reberts 85 sopg of MY. atid “Mrs. Street. ~ re x a 5 The pastor, the Rev. Eldon Simmons read ‘the -double-ring mar age service. ———— — ‘ fary Ann .Mat: and a WP? Roberts, 1020. Olivia tday 3 : or 732-W. Be. “Circus Nig Be November 10 At Ley Memorial } ery: organist, atte) | Queens Of Jr-Sr. the traaigonal wea-| H, S, Are Named attended} Candidates for queen .of the fot nor.;Key West senior high school and e for the junior high school have been selécted and are now se- tyand Rex |curin’ votes. Officers’ Wives’ | Dramatic Group | To Join Players ts of maid Sanaa =} Both queens will be crowned in} o¢ sere Wives’ Club, urge * re pee be ‘selected from. the’ follow- : + ling 12th le | Students; “Betty: 4 sie wore ST:AGbstip-leneth ties. Deotky Miller, and” Gail dab-t will: be: peeseated of nylon nef She carried 2) Wallace. “The Aihners ‘up’ will/ber:27>Theresare still. jobs’ t hook topped with @l-erve es attendants along with! inthe make-up, 2 * {tio students ‘each from the 10th! costume: departments. Mallory,,-maid | of henor,| ana “19th grades. : Mrs:: George’ F. ‘Richands, © a gewn-of dlue net over} “Candidates for attendants from} Navy wife; is assisti ta — with a, self. cape. .andithe 10th de’ are; Betty Coopers = direct - the play. ing: length. gloves. Her nose:| Nancy iuvoke and Eleanor Gar ie tee se of_ pink: carnations. {ci Mallory, mother of the {trade aré> Paniela*R: se a black faille ° dr Strong Man; F national t wedding’ and Mrs. }queen will be selected from stud- mother of the = bride- /ents in the 7th, 8th and 9th grades re a dark blue dress| oe ee a corsage of’ "pink carna- | queen attendants. . Pink Sarna" '"" Candidates from the junior high jare: Delores. Losely, Regla Guer- 2 Z ss jra, Alice Villa, Sylvia Eley, Pen- peo ns was held at the a Johnson, Peggy Baker, Rose: ™ 2 : |Nell Reese and Loudres Diaz. b = Roberts is a graduate me Each contestant has been. rd jany of the officers interested inj, |dramatics to contact Mrs. Bere- |” Prizes Awarde At Masquerade At NCCES Clu P for. the prettiest and the tumes went to nd All nediately following the cere- senior high school, and is jar i ich students: ed by the Southern Bell |ogegi i ae eau eal Teigphone Company, Mr. Roberts counting as-one vote. The #ved two years .in . the Navy | testant—with the st during. World War, H.and is now jot votes. will be. : yéd at Boca Chica Airjfor the: year x NCCS Club for Armed Forces. ; se serve at all The newlyweds Jeftonm a wed-| Judges were Mrs. Ida Gellrich,| | The contest : | ding trip to. Miami. “For her traveling costume the Bride wore Mrs. Alma Lafittee and Mrs.| 2 two-piece Navy blue} suit with | close Ethel Sharpe. | black accessories. ani ‘Vocal entertainment wes pro-| Upon their return they *svill vided by Mary Davey, Rocco Me-| make their home at -2020 Olivia lillo, S..N., and Roland S. Vallee, | street. ; S.N. Music for dancing was Played -by the, Tune»Toppers or- chestra. Sh Gavigan Girt “Chice”, at the Hallowe querade held last night t Mustard is ‘related cauliflower and turnip. “Wear Important Looking Jewelry” ~ Says Joan Joseff, Jewelry Authorit By The Associated Press A well-known authority on jewelry is a pert, pretty b named Joan Castle Joseff. And she offers some helpful d ladies who wear the imposing stuff. Joan advises, “If you're. to wear jewelry, veu should wear something impartant-log Small pieces of Jewelry were in fashion, but now the large are.coming back.” Gem tren swing liké many-others from ireme to the other, she explains. And short hairdos leave crying to be hung with, sa¥, three-inch chandel p This small, slight jewelry ex-#- - pert knows her stuff, too. Among | the placesand two:yeais = other things, she supplies most married: thé boss, Bakene of the movies’ jewels. Her Sete After his death— hold over two million’ pieces of} fake finery for the movies which| ‘OS 0Per the covers any period in time: For! - instance, she has the silver~ belt worn, by Valentino in “Son-“of Sn sented at | night in = man tora? 22 that sat on Ronald Coleman’s-head