The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1951, Page 4

Boe. MAGE bUUN 3. SOCLETY PERSONALS. : DOROTILY RAYMER, Society Editor Young Pianist Entertains At Birthday Celebration The span of years between ay. youngster and an oldster was huinpily bridged last night at the AUUeUuead Meeting pao emve County Old People’s Of Presbytery as Home on Stock Island when & .Xvm old Lanny - Sweeting was Is Held In Miami ‘ zine: ed at a birthday party by, ‘ ) 2 1 t of th ' D liedies:.Gotps of Key! The 58th annual meeting « he ‘ R as he a id) : ‘Thegide-am of ery was held April 19 an ; feature€ a 14-year-old _ pianist, *| Miami Sh Miam | ’ Miguel Mariscal, who has been!” ty yuo nna, al } 4 “stidying piano since he was three} attended the ion were Mrs. f weye@es of age. Miguel has made'w yy Bell, Mrs. Walter Claw- { QRAAfly public appearances here| > and in Havana and played for| avid McDaniels , two TY performances in the Cu- pees Davia dtobaniels : ban Capitol. “Applied Christianity.” The motto Miguel's solos last night includ-| Oo ie soup aaupted we own composition, “Ethude and the following selec- “Prelude in C Sharp Minor” Doers of the World and Not Hear ers Only.” Guest speaker was Miss Janie Uy sRackmaninoff; “Fire Dance”| y 7 'McCutcheson from Atlanta, Ga twsPe Falla; “Ethude No. 3 Opus/ tn reporting the campaign “Every | £J0°and “Revolutionary Ethude”| woman Enlisted For Christ,” and: Ty, pugpin: “Minuet al’ Antique’ Miss MsCutcheson’s address, Mrs. | bY Pederewski: “Maluguena” and) Beit: of Key West declared that he ames The heii py the meeting was “extremely Te SEEM Se eieeania ne! worthwhile;\.a ‘definite help mn sin Song” by Smith, and’ “Tu! 2” inspiratio i Habanera” by Sanchez de Fuen-! 7. Se § Sweeting,” guest of honor, cele-} seobrating his 62 birthday, was pre- Set Por Racaens | pita tte to weld bearieh nall Mrs. Edith Moffat and Mrs. J. M.! A teen-age dance, sponsored by H Healy. {the Young People’s Service Lea- ; Ice cream and cake were serv- gue of St. Paul's church will be ed through the courtesy of the held tomorrow evening at the j Officers’ Wives’ club and the Parish Hall from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Business and Professional Wo-! The Coral Isle serenaders will meris? club. |play for dancing. : ae | Proceeds of the affair will be New Shell Work ert Gunning ‘r'attend the planning to S. L. regional meeting to be : “To Start Tonight {neta at St. Phillips church in Coral ' Gables on Sunday, May 6. Fred Lukins, instructor fe the handicrafts class for of- Visitor ‘Surprised ficers’ wives, announced today By City’s Change | ther a new shell work proje will begin tonight in the ¢lass./ Those wha are not, intere:ted |" Mrs. Catherine Mencifie ot in the shell instruction may con- Cleveland,, Ohio, i; another tinue on their chosen type 6f turned visitor to: Key, West ge | M. Wassell, a real life hero whose adventures in the Far East were told in a book and a movie, * Woman's Church of St. John’s; Story of Dr. Wassell.” son, Mrs. Joseph Bringman and’ percent of the income of the mo-! | vie of her husband's life goes to treme of the meeting WAS} naval relief so long as the movie] | “Be| » a.m., Wednesday, in Building 172] on the Naval Station as part of j the regular meeting of Club 88. SU (RPRISE PARTY TENDERED | TO ELBERT WILSON | | pri jU | birthday cake, beautifully dec- orated and appropriately inscrib. ed, was baked by Christina San- chez. Coffee and iced punch were served. A host of well-wishers sang “Happy Birthday To You.” Wilson, AGI; Christina Sanc’ Betty Armayor; Bob Rogers, SN: Olga Brost, Magda Russell, Joyce Ogden, Jennie Johnson, Dorothy Johnson; Ray Muz Glove, Bill Espina, SKSN; James Har-! Island ; vey, Jr., SN; Eddie O'Brien, SA: j Benjamin Fisher, SN; . Louis V.! Gundy, SN; Ernest C. Marshall, | DTG3; Eddie J. McClure, RMI: Lloyd McClellan, FN: Donate Russian His ambition | is to Caréy, >sSNy.'Vihce Guinta’ SN:) Paul West, PNSA: Joseph J Busch, FN; John Paparilla, SA; Sune Griffin and Mrs. Alma La {Lucille Wassell, |\Wife Of Admiral, | Will Speak Here Gue: speaker for the La Con- |cha Navy Wives’ Club 88 meet- ing tomorrow is Lucille Wassell, wife of famous Rear Admiral C She has pointed out that five s in circulation. The talk will be heard at 10:30 > BIRTHDAY Elbert Wilson, AO1, was sur- ed with a birthday party at O-NCCS Monday evening. The Dancing was enjoyed during the evening. Those present were Elbert Michael Guddy, SA handicraft. ‘claring amazement at: ae Vast fitte. “ The meeting is slated for 7:30 ‘improvements ofthe @ify aiid. o'clock this. evening above the surrounding sarea. © a recreational building on the Na- “I can scarcely believe that val Stagion, Mrs. Louise Camp- this is the same city I saw bz bell announces: = ot ATR sal@Mis. Molitrict arh amazed. at the new lighting 7 : systems in streets Which were Coming Events once dark~after sundown. <T've TUESDAY, APRIL 24— also noticed the wonderful im- Young Adult Fellowship of the. provements in the paving of the First Methodist church will main thoroughfares, and, of IVY VYVVVVYVVV YY VY YYYYT) e120 Arrivals fi meet at 8 p.m. in the church course, delighted with the Over- 44444.4saaa4 AAAAAAAAAALA | annex. seas highway. On my fir:t trip rder of DeMolay will mect at here, I came from Miami partly 7:30 p.m. in the temporary ky a rough road and then by a Masonic home on Amclia siow ferry boat to Key West,” z7y street : she said. 2 Advanced Spanish class will Mr, Moncrief is a house guest meet from 8 to 9 p.m. at San of Mrs. Grace Crosby, 1417 Ash- *Carlos school, ove: Palace theater. by eee Ss ' Bridge games _ sponsored Legion Home on_ Stock “by a special interest group of Island. the Officers’ Wives’ club, will» Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64 be played at 8 p.m, at’ the will meet at 8 pm. in the «+ « Fort Taylor Officers’ Club. Cuban Masonie Lodge. ‘ § Bewling tor all navy wives — First year Spanish class, second trom % a.m. to noon at the half, will meet from 3:20 to Navat Station bowling alleys. 4:45:p.m. at San Carlos school; Handicrafts class tor officers over Palacé Theater. Z wives will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sewing Group Montfoe Couinty Mr. and Mr:. Clayton Sterling, 1320) blizabeth street, announce ‘he birth of a con, Randall Wavne, born in the Monroe County Hos- pital, April 21, at 6:40 a.m. The baby boy weighed eight pounds and 12 ounces. ST. PAUL'S 4UXILIARY TO HOLD COMMUNION The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's church will mect tomorrow at-9 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Corporate communion will be followed by breakfast and study Pas 3. em a above the recieation building Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary Apply To Wed on the Naval Station. Tennis class, Officers | club special interest group FRIDAY, APRIL 27— will meet at 9 a.m. at the Beginners Spanish class will will meet at 2 pm. at the Wives’ hosnital | Naval Station tennis courts mect from 8 to 9 p.m. at the near the pool. ‘ NCCS Club at 1021 Duval WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25— | street. j oinciana Social Club will Swimming class. special inter meet at 10:30 am. in the est group of Officers’ Wives Poinciana Community Bldg club, will meet from 3:30 to | Arthur Sawyer Post No. f 4:30 p.m. at the seaplane | American Legion will mect base officers’ pool at 8 p.m, atthe Legion home, Alevhalies. Anonymous — will) Scottish Rite Bodies will meet meet at 8 p.m. in the annex} at 8 p.m. at temporary home of the First Presbyterian on Amelia street. Church. Airship DevRon Eleven Offi- League bowling for all navy cers Wives’ club will have a wives begins promptly at 1 p.m. dessert-bridge party 9:30 ain. at the Naval Station at Aeropalms. howling allevs | Juaior Chamber of Commerce Officers’ Wives’ Club luncheon will meet at 8 p.m. at the club meeting on the patio at Fort house. ' Taylor Officers’ Club at 12:30 Bowling for officers’ wives be- p-m. Hostes. will be Mrs. gins at 1:30 p.m. at the Na- E. B. Lawrence and other val Station bowling alleys. other wives of VX-1. | La Concha Navy Wives Club Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of No. 8° will meet at 10:30 a.m. the Eastern Star, Golden in building 178 on the Naval le Hall, 1211 Petronia Station. street at 8 p.m. Beginning golfers class of Of- SATURDAY, APRIL 28— ficers’ Wives’ club will meet Swimming class, special inter- | at 10 a.m. on the handball est group of Officers’ Wives’ | ficld behind Echoasis on the club, will meet from 10 to 11) Naval station. | am at the seaplane base of- | Key West Bridge Association ficers’ pool. will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the SUNDAY, APRIL 29— Coral Room at the Overseas Elks Club cocktails hour from Hotel 4 to 6 p.m. at the club. | THURSDAY, APRIL 26— MONDAY, APRIL 30— i Ladies Auxiliary, V. F. W. Post beginning Spanish class will No. 3911 will meet at 8 p.m. meet from 3:20 to 4:20 at San at the V.F. W. Home ! Carlos school, over Palace American Legion Auxiliary, Ar- theater. j M4 ¥e thur Sawyer Post } 28 TUESDAY, MAY 1— will meet at 6 p.m. at the Kiw Club will have a din- | School, and Ruby. Mae Patte Robert Gove, 21, Fleet Sonar rson, aston, West Virgi 17, of Chi have made an application for a marriage licen: County Judge Raymond R. Lord. at the office of The couple w.ii be married in Key West ner meeting at 6:45 o'clock in the First Methodist Church Annex. Junior Woman's Club will hold a business sting in the Woman's Club on Duval street at 8 p.m. Key West Players will hold a business meeting in the Barn Theater at 8 p.m. Minoca Council, Degree of Pocahontas, meets at 7:30 in Red Men's Hall Key West Assembly No. 13, or. der of the Rainbow for Girls, will meet at 7:30:in the iLons Den on Seminary street. Key West Woman’s Club will! hold a meeting at 3:30 p.m in the Woman's Club Audi torium. Catholic Daugh of America. Court Mary Star of the Sea, No. 634, will meet at 8 p.m at St. Ann’s Hall next to th rectory. All visiting Catholic Daughters are invited Sea Finigee Cootiette Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the VFW home. Key West Chapte - tional Sojourners, will hold meeting at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church Southernmost Pistol and Rifle treealled to the ser 4.,8ome amateur experience in col- |U.S.S. Howard W. Gilmore, ‘acts the Iman jani egmatic man| com ared on stage yers in Washington takes the part ‘ol the is the pe | sag ses in publicity work. ‘present comedy he port: s, alrather serious young publicatic % vothing tojreader who ive: ea ing talent of the play | of person » IC; Don’ and attended lege at Garden City, N s @yaduated with a B.A. de- seRool§:;With that in was stu@ying for his M THE RAY WEST CITIZEN -NEWS OF INTEREST INTEREST TO EVERYONE FVIII VV CVV TCT OTT IWRIVCCOUUI OUI O CTS FF THERS Personnel Contribute ® ® 2 Cast Of Characters Have Varied. Stage rene e ae Te Sis West Players Work, an nn 8 a a 8400383889450 nese eee ns| Piss Mrs. Wassell, who was a nurse By DOROTHY RAYMER entertainment. 99 2¢ the Presbyterian church in! in China, will talk on the history,! background, customs and ciitloct| : Nelegates from this city who) of the Chinese people she knows! so well | He had lege drama and in producing two plays for children. Seaman Howard Pittman of the or, with a high sense of| He does it deadpan and stewfooted through — the walks .|part, much to the delight of tiends here who know him as ‘Rusty, the Goggle Fisher Fiend * Ted Nelson, also with the navy jhere, has been an active membe: Jof the Key West Players for long time. He has had stage aad dio experience and recently jockey for the cal YMCA show. He went to college | on the s-|in Boston and, handled raitio| § ent C. Guer-! work there. who has: be xn j roles |d Nelson had one of the in’ “Death Takes A an ¢ ason dra at} |the Barn Theater. Ted also ate , eae In ihe ys the] nizes the \ vit Not in the navy, but married na-| to Comdr. Schlech, Baro1.a ved Schlech, navy ‘or to the pla v combines busine s/ure, as it were. Barbara, a pretty| s| blonde says she is known as the} First oldest infamous Bowser girl from{ duct the monthly ig) Erie, Pa. An original member of Adelphi Col- the Key West Players from back 1940, she last appeared in} ‘Petticoat Fever.” asbara als was associated with the Westmoreland Players} in Washington, D. C., ‘as stage manager for “The Importance of ry! Being Earnest” and “Murder Has ist : Been Arranged.” She ‘was as ont director for “Dear Brutu: ‘Bevan Quits (#) Wirephoto via Radio from London ENGLAND'S LABOR MINIS- TER ANEURIN BEVAN stands on the stoop of his | M lounge suit after resigning from i split with Prime Minister Attlee. The fiery left- winger took issue wi over Britain's new budget. His action may bring on a new gen- eral election. STATE OFFICIALS (Continuez irom Page One! of curriculum guides chools will be the chief sub- ject of discu teacners will divide into the cle- eA the high public school: s H take ‘Place at! se of f the ludicrous | 1e best safeguards of mental health. Club will convene p.m, at the Junior Chamber niittee in charge of tonight’s fete of Commerce on Flagler ave- ere Sam Lawrence, Ralph Faraldo }and Glynn Archer. 8 sup rena MISS RACHEL SANCHEZ WILL BE MARRIED TO ANTHONY TOLEDO Mrs. Raquel Sanchez .of 1212 Duval street, announces the en- Sagement of her daughter Rachel to Anthony Toledo, also of Key West. The wedding will take pla May 7 at 5:30-p. m., in St. Mar Star-of-the-Sea church with the | Rev. Father ‘Egana_ performing | the marriage rites. The groom is employed by the Coca-Cola company of this city. Today In History 1704—First issue of the Boston Newsletter — country's first per- manent newspaper—lasted for 72 years. 1775—News of the battle . of Lexington and Concérd on the 19th, only reaches Philadelphia this day—so slow did news travel in that day. 1800—The Library of Congress | founded. { 1802—Georgia cedes sher-west~ ern territory to. the United States. | 1820— Congress abolishes the; sale of public land on credit. 1846—Gen. Taylor attacked by! icans—opening of war with Mexico. 1863—Confederate Internal Revenue Act places a tax of one-, tenth in kind on agricultural | products. 1898—Spain formally declares war on the United States—Ger-| many the only big power not to issue a declaration of neutrality. 1898—Andrew S. Rowen, sent by Government get in touch with Gen. Garcia in Cuba as war with Spain opens, lands in Cuba— famous “Message to Garcia. 1914 — American forces take Vera Cruz, Mexico, 1943—Heavy fighting all along the line on Okinawa. 1946—U. S. gran Poland §$ ns-and Krentsman, {million on promise of irce olet? chool as which tions there, 1947—Six high Gestailo: feadceh banged for the 1942 Lidice, _ choslovakia horror. c 1950—Truman declares that no known Red has a Government job. KINWANIANS HOLD (Continued From Page One) and amusing lectures all over the country as well as in this city. Honor guests include Mayor , and Mrs. Louis Eisner and Coun- {ty Commissioner chairman and ‘Mrs. Gerald Saunders. Kiwanis serving on the com- TO WOMEN Cilizen Office, 19% {RE URGED TO ATTEND MEETING | OF PLAYGROUND PLAN | \Lions’ Club Minstxel Slidian To Open 4 | May I! At Key West High | Tickets for the Lions’ Club en-@, Advanced Classes cst ‘Mich "In First Aid Work Begin Tomorrow: Con sheen * School Pcgienun: on May ter compieung te tinal from the talent field » that all volunteer details or informa, production with ».| background of minstrel show sm and balane- thon, for, a apes i-| may be addec from a carpenter's y. 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