The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1951, Page 5

SOCIETY | _ PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO } OOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYON Cafe Society Attends Gala Opening President With Royal Visitor | a ee OFF BEING - Cayo Hueso Supper Club i] iil oe ‘Memo On Being © opening of Sasa Cayo Hueso § r Club last night! | ; brought OBE cafe pay | f ithe eet al fee, ove ed ane ie | crowded into the spacious rooms Judge Vining Harris. Mr. and M the place which is known as “T friends and guests in person and wer % new venture. The foyer was attractively lighted and baskets of flowers added a colorful note to the evening. Hurri- cane lamps of cork and net with lighted candles in them were in traditional keeping with the pie- turesque setting. There are two rooms to the left and right of the entrance hall with tables for diners. Another room with huge windows serves as an intimate cocktail lounge with a bar and tables. Entertainment which enthralled listeners was the singing of Vincent! Bellfield Black, baritone. He sang semi-classics, classics and popular numbers accompanied by pianist Michael Arnold. The effect was that of music in a drawing-room or salon gathering rather than a night club. Black has an excellent voice of the spot which was the home of - Horace Young who have leased e Southernmost House,” greeted e in turn congratulated on their Dan To Be Given November 23 A dance { | | | | recital will be sented by the pupils of the Ger- ald Pinder of Danc the Conve November sponsored by the iliary of the Cor Immaculate school rr School auditor at Mothers’ of nvent Guest enterta Fran ballet of a dozer School ‘A Princess | By JAXON | Iread in the papers Thurs. morn her royal highness, Princess Eliz abeth of England who is. visiti }our own Harry Truman, wov | “pause briefly for a prayer” Personally I don’t see Lahey is griping about princess I am sure I wou no objections if the State D: ment, the British foreign off the whole darned P. whoever makes out the that is—told me I had to 1 sche |. t and cosmetologists, founded in 1921, endeavors constantly ing, an Plog ny a eee ae to further the scope, of information and status of profess- ‘oximately < SERRE § ? 10:40AM on Friday, Now 2, 195te}f, "Cl beauty care: ‘Gad in | the crypt of the National Cathedra | in Washington. Mr. Lahey went on as fo! “Get a load of that. At a certain moment on a certain day, you have to “pause briefly for a pray M DARA Ninn pi ber 3, 198¥ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN -<"bags 5 cednedl PHONE: Citizen Office. 193% | PROCLAMATION | ~ WHEREAS, the week of November 4 through Novémber 1251, will be observed throughout the nation as Nation- 1 Beauty Salon Week; and WHEREAS, the National Hairdressers and Cosnietolo- gists Association, an association of registered hairdressers a & oF WHEREAS, this Association, in cooperation with the en- tire beauty industry, strives continualiy to advance the in- terests of all women by research and an educational Pro- gram in the development of new and better products and services for the beauty salon; and re WHEREAS, creative ability, as well as years of train- perience and skill are involved in the work of this ion; and : WHEREAS, the entire industry contributes imméasur- ably to the mental and physical well-being of those whom t serve, so recognized by the medical professién for values; and ae REAS, the Association in collaboration with the en- y industry, carries on an intensive educational lanthropic program for those confined in hospitals, 2s for the aged, and similar institutions; ; NOW THEREFORE, I Louis M. J. Eisner, Mayor of Key j i which shows the careful European) Mart oe, si ee ci i We do hereby proclaim the period of November 4 and American training which he famous pl es of Mon ine oe peer Ay xe November 11, 1951, as Bipods: BE oe has had. He studied in Germany! Mi PRINCESS ELIZABETH of Britain, and President Tr le mighty, wilt tates as Prin SAL WEEK in Key West, and c it to the att mo} for two years and is of concert/“In A Persian r ret RO daak Geian. ta kbastin® = Or Fe ahs Baa : ur citizens as a week during which tribute is rO- ational Airport in Washington, D. C., just prior to sta just as readily as he does y : a : timbre. by Pavanni j ris get Whe Piincess di ine Ww aaa ssional beauty services dedicated to the grooming of j mien ee i are ae on the ue a eee nocees pastel d - The good man. who writes for women to greater beauty. ious a5 wien = 4 servi . m. on with Losam | specialty tap | > 5 ee Ko Woestor S s@g§ | our Washington Press seems to i se : Dequeros, famous Chinese Philip- Pinder and ‘a ballroom < i Donald Kelly |Luther an Ladies Ke y iW ester Serves ~ ee 4 princess Mayor ® ine chef supervisi th see Wal J aS 7 |think that. maybe _ the Tr i ays pin f vising the cuisine.| hibition, “Rumba alts” by | ps * | . > zu SERN: | ny rep feet will be killing her t Cocktails and other drinks are!Carmen DeArmas and Mr Pin-| Taking Part Outline Plans {board Minelayer (feet will magia alia 4p —— served by Cookie Key and an ef-| der. | " , Pie : t if the new formul ===; forsaken Ophelia ficient staf of aides. A complete program will bel In War Games Of Chiistmas Sale, s te Rata eat nape (co ni 7 | “Read on this booki« = Eixsuniel ters agreed that the| announced | Participating in the first full Final plans for a Christmas sale : aie good a thing to pray abou c Ton | That show of such an™exercise new supper club has the kind of — erates | Atlantic Fleet exercise | wore q miata s ont a State of the Nation, or | phony | nay colour “Ser atmosphere which is in keeping) (~ il Ps P; sty since the outbreak of the! Wore “iscussed at a special me nd Mrs. | known Soldier, There h a ee : with the better type of entertain. (,MEIGren 8 Party | n conflict, is Donald J. )im& of the Ladies Aid in the sN Virginia! prayers wending their way s TINT | Your loneliness. We, are oft to ; ment, ‘ f | nachinist’s mate, |alnex of Grace Lutheran church) St., Key ward on these subjects anyhow oft § ae | blame on this, ~>* : 3 we is At Bayview Park son of Mr. and|this week. The sale will be held It has been #umorec and | SH Ga VY } i ie much ey ‘that with ; . paras ae r 3 2. selfish See es eer at SATE NS levotion’s visa; j PTA Executives sy f 809 Fleming | at the church Thursaay, November |‘° nd Hee. Wak ane ies ae spe i ppgre sanasme, toy PY neues we-'do sugar . mye ¢. @ Ne - bis y Ke » Keep our orite i - | 3 , and husband |8 from 3:30 p. m. throug Te rs We aeons 33 : ~~ i | oe vi Meet Tuesday ‘Tonight At p Kelly of 409 | ning - ; rey pate nee t fhe Exinvers didn't “go. West”,! The devil himself.” * The executive board of Harris | ee St., Mt. Olive Fourteen members attended and now 1 would like ei pe a oF td Donat, or the head-} The fayorite of many, Al inclu- school PTA, will hold its regular | Due to an error in the See gala € with rship | a new member, Mrs. Orel Ls ra as saying that the Cit x It came to. Key|ded, is the much quoted solilo- poe meeting Tuesday night, wate au deg eats peau ‘ 1 BES aN py es preadel At Rock would like to extend a spe- | West. If y t believe it come MY ss the Ragas gigs November 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the pnt. at Bayview x ae | quadrons of patrol | 8roup, Mrs. La te cial invitation to Harry and : BSS, : f “To be, or not fo be, that is the z school library room. repeated tonight. It is sponsored | pj, rships are taking| Committees were or ' = fligabath and. We the bras o the composi roam of The’ question: — Z H Program for the regular PTA|>Y the Key West recreational | ,,, th ock war games |the sale of andies Be aa ; to have a few minutes schedul and watch the new tele-) Whether ‘tis nobler im.the mind 3 meeting will be outlined and re- oo ie oe : he long range aircraft pro- | Pies, aprons. children Snes anh 1 1 one of our churches for a mo sd tape go into action on to. suffer = 3 ports given on the Hallowe'en! The event will be a ca |Vided air coverage and anti-sub-|embroidery work. Proceeds or two of prayer, we would lik liotype machine. It} The slings and arrows of out- . and costume festival with ‘ be used to equip the church kitch : ic ype machine. carnival, BOR Coes pate os ng |marine protection for surface | be used tp equip tie church Kitch ae suggest that the Princess put in a to see the keys and, 'a@eous dattune, : Mrs. Alice Roberts, president i the masqueraders. Boys and units in a mock invasion -of en. Chairman in their v ames > ‘ special prayer not for our little { ead: Mole od hh hu. Or to take arms agaihst a sea of the organization requests that | £it!s of tt city uni ieee age of | Vie ques Islanu, east of Puerto | ties ae _Mrs. eae yi ley : : Ir Red Cross old gamblers, but especially for ; whe Pe Ee BCL nee of troubles, S d to come to the par 2 a eg an é 2 r ch en; Mrs. Mary Besav ee * 5: ateten Beal P29 ha a a 1 i 2” all members be present. on E } ee in ee and an all-out ame | ee i are Herothy Renae, boul = : oe guys who are writing about eat ing at, dees achaiies And by haan end Beg A —_— pl Is assauit on a North Ca- | o a Resto them. ae s 4 oi Hal This MIGE apropos for , . Fl -chairmer th Director | rolina beachhead early in Nov-|40gs; Mrs. Gladys Dornt Hnroliment _ pone ON CLOUD 18: Lt. CL) Hall iy ited Stabag: action amet dene: Coming Events — Pai Albury, are Mrs. Lee Thomp-' ember | dren's clothes. Those who have not) : |AAbAAAMaAaasannsanaaanca owes, RN, was rit up to the |! Pe . Spe ee 2 3. | Son and Mrs. Marth ‘mere ae tee iron One is at-|atranged with Mrs. Eschen in re ae I | | ——— | minute-when It An then there is the”6ne from Ueite. Wee ow, : Les o Winn,, gii-| sed wo thet coneibationn ana| SORK3S 80) MCRAE | ¢ BIRTHS | © siven him yesterday by’ wfasbeth which is the first indi- Ley Memorial church, 10 to .m Command headquarters availability for serving at the| junior Red Cross enrotiment| e Travewell’. And Talal wed to hcttee? Prag eons : | chu he Naval A ation, Nor. | booths are asked to do so. Starts lay in our schools shit of f Matas a er eons : MONDAY NOVEMBER 5. oui om | This is the first social event, Sta/ted inue through the!’ Yee wewwwwwwwewwey see him off on the bus at 6:30 this od Do, ait Great Bh in Woods "Spanish, beginning classes t begin- —_—— jgiven by Grace Lutheran Ladies) 15+), of November. The American] | SWEETINGS HAVE GiRL te ean Tdigat wake te in|‘ high Dunsinane hill come i adults, San Carlos school, an Gente iChurch Sel 1 Hid’ sines moving. into’ the. ew! Tinior Red Cross is the Ameri-| Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sweeting, time. . . (That's an old habit, but | @8ainst him; thereby shall we ip a |Church Schoo |chureh at 20th and Flagler. The) can Red Cross in the school tleissPeasl atest” have o accant at least I finally wake up! . . )| Shadow the numbers Hig host, Swimming s, Officers | Paneio Taylor | Members En joy je SOLSIERS ANE Dorp d upon. the principle of; child, a new daughter, born Oc- Hal returns to England for duty, -_ me ee err sich Wives Club, 3:30-4:30 p. m Office 10 p.m. |! Ss Eno lige Ceramisehaeman Me. Dae >» others in .the school, tober 26 at Monroe General hos-|He enjoyed a last lobster diner a detent pea v3 ade Beginning Handicraft, Officers| Meeting, Jr er of Com I mn Party nder, asks all members community, the nation] pital. She weighed six pounds and. and melodrama: “The Droske in defe: we Wives Club special interes merce, club se, 8 p.m. | Lawn ar ty the November 15 meet hildren abroad six ounces and has been named) ard,” at the Barn Theater on his, Vaneed and the ery, “Lay on, é pb esr 'g| Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room | - which time Christmas season Stuart Whiting chairman, grije too mages Barn Macduff; and damn’d be him that } group, Recreation bldg. 178 | ms | | . * emily Joy. final evening in Cayo Huesoa Well | ™ 4 a ” t N. 7:30 p. m i 145° p.m 4] nd children alike en-.| plans will be made, and election of 1 Junior Red Cross has in wishers who missed seeing him off | {itt cries. Hou enough! echo. Meeting, Temple No. 20 Pyth | xecutives Clut | jo Nowe’en party given | officers will take place. ag mbly ms in} ‘The 48-inch photo-telescope at |can shower him with letters, care |@¢ down the years. - > ian Sisters, Knights of Pyth | South Beael | ol members of St.| Nomination committee is formed | the California Institute of ‘Tech-|of HAMS. Ariel, Bouipment Teiele . } ian Sisters, vit A lp: copal church recent-|by Mrs. Frances Warnock, Mrs sjnology, now making a “sky” will Section, Warrington, Lancaster, WAYNE W. ias hall, & p. m, | ee a f , } Meeting, retail merchants of Navy | 13 \Rorothy Render and Mrs. Alida | sty, have done ih )4 years what it! England And he'll want a} (Continued From One) ; 4 city) or? datalla alk Joal | were played on the Schnedler. School th rning with Major) would take a large reflecting tele- {clipping of this column to show up Truman beach if official per- ei the church and a cos- Tl ee a E Dillon, chapter chairman scope 5,000 years to accomplish. {Jack Routley, he says. Even if mission is given for the latter. Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary of| THURSDAY, } IBER 8— | irade was conducted is thas Rey Weak chapter \aneine | there was no cavaleade to see him | Bill Wells, of the Floridi States St. Paul’s Episcopa) church,| Meeting, American Le: ion Au- | n this event w Mary | o te At tudents on “What) School on November 8th and at off, a parade of friends salute him. | news buresu-at Tallahassee, Fla., perish ‘hall, 3p. m ‘| xiliary, Arthur Sawy. Post | d Myrna Hyre, the] \OCIM oles j R Is’ and|Poinciana on November 14th.| He's one of the best! will cooperate. 9 > 8 Mestinig WMU, First Baptist No. 28, post home, 8 p.m | costumes; Carol and | Who M Joir J x Red| Dates will be announced later! SHAKESPEARE shook spears; Wayne received a long distance church, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary! Lar and Pamela Rus-| St. Paul's Women’s y iC . __|for other school pro of words which are still pointed-, telephone call from Hale Mesting’ Circle ‘Two, Women VFW Post 3911, : | sel most original II hol n yar Jac ne Odbe udent of/ All boys and girls in public.| ly applicable and in time of stress,! publicity evecutive in York of mit Presbyterian church,| Meetir Ladies , Grace{ J uded Mrs. Merville | hall on 3 I C presented the] private and parochial schools of|there’s always a relaxing influ: City asking for the of Peek ’ ep nt th irch, 8 p.n R | a. rie: Curry and] ‘the new datecwae t : center|the United States, and its pos-}ence in rippling through the pages girls. i Meetit “Key West M isteriall| Meeting, Jayshees, clubhouse, |M postponement of the : V um-| sessions, may enroll for member-| of my much-thumbed volume. Alj Leyshon is a fromét Miami ee ie ere : HiRgiens 1 the jship in the American Junior| Palmer, Susan MeAvey, and my-/ news editor. — ssociation, in the morning, 7:30 p.m c wer of the month it paper Seige NOVEMBER 6 =| Meeting Dr. ‘Felix . Varela ‘ser J Slides | Red Cross. They enroll as school iself were discussing favorite pas- GAMER BE Tati Be West Assembly Lodge No. 64, Cuban Mason-| 1 o helped make the | the Whiting) groups, not as individuals, and sages yesterday and™Susle came}> Because cottage cheese is an . Sesca Bede a Feaiabionet ie “Daage {party a success were’ Mrs. Eli-| ‘The first canal connecting sit | all activities are conducted one which, was quoted in| excellent protein food atdow cost, Girls Scottish ‘Hite ‘Temple i Meetir Ar-|zabeth Baker, Mrs. Mary Detroff,! superior and Huron was r) m will be! integral part of the guid: ‘auley’s @ssay-on “Mil-| it should be. included in ctl name nt acc aig oa 28, | vane Hilda | i797 by the Northwest’ Pur <@g¢! cies Elementary| the Red Cross chapter Hon” It family menus. It is delicipus serv- 7:30 | thur § 28, Romain Dav Hilda |1797 by the Northwest Fur i 4 Mesti P. co Came De fost h So is’ Mrs. Ma: Miss | “As, Imagination bodies forth d eeting, Minoca Council, De- ost home, 8 p.r Present! Ab ee De Brabois Sis VENA S - = si ina emg stad forms. of think. -aninows cree ca as, sdmen’s Meeting, Lac Auxiliary of Canova and the Rev +H oy: Viose i A “ * Se | nce Renerse Assoehaion John) Asmfieid, | Elizabeth And Philip Visit Mt. Vernon, Baers , Deo tisekied © Aierivan Rats caine: B80, = — s them to shape and gives ate tines Peebles gare Wal apenas! awik = Répresenta- {iret a | to airy nothing Gace ee ME coat al ae J ea H me Sc hod 1} fi ea W ill Honor } \ local habitation and a name.” street, 8 p. m. ives Jr.-s igt s vol | Meeting, Catholic Daughters of PTA, 8 p.m Oy AR (Fess America, Court Mary of the; Meeting, Gray ' Ladies Corps, Rushee Group luncheon at noon Meeting. Sea, No. 634, 8 p. m. | Meeting, Sea Finigee Cootiette) Club 371, VFW home, 8 p. m.| Meeting, Key West Players, annual Preferential Tea of | ta Omega Charter of Beta Sig- |B Phi, will be héld on Sunday, November 4, from 4 to 6 p.m. at » Club, 8 p.m, West Art at Society, | Barn Theater, 8 p. m. | Marte! } ieee a 6 Meeting, Chapter 283, National! Coffee, } ie hom eae the sponsor, ‘NV Sojourners, First Presbyter-| Wives, Ft. " 10 p.m | mas Ca This occasion is to honor in- ian church, 7 p. m. Golf classe: all diamond | This occasion is to honor i Meeting, Junior Woman’s Club, N S., special interest group joo ee ee an’s club auditorium, 8 Oar j who are: Agnes 4 Mey cares | eae Wives’ League | Mie Swan, Marjorie Sellers, Vir- N.S. Alleys, 1 p.m. = iS Spanish, ai ed ti a, Vatson, Katherine Mech Meeting and dinne:, Kiwanis, Ree eimoacticul, 7 : ce es South Beach patio, 6:45 p.m. sirls bave been ete Ping pong tournament, YMC/ nroe Co}to be rushed for membership in USO, 8 p.m Woman’ |this international organization. Spanish lessons, High Schoo ' Av rv The 1 committee, under level children, San Carlo ;prRipay, NOVEN 29. | Mrs. wt spines rena School, 3:30-4:30 p. m. | Meeting, Mothers Club of CMI] has completed all P = eo s Spanish cla for beginners | Joseph sc Convent | affair ies Ber ¥ aldi, aa sponsored by the N.C.C.S. | auditorium, 7:30 p.m {Spottswood, | Angela Cobo, oe USO, at Saint Mary Paris! |} Meeting, »s Anonymous, | Toppi Virginia Whitmars E Hall, 1021 Duval — street} First church, 8 ; Betty Sayers, ie Ray Gwynn, adults, 8 to 9 p. m. p.m. | Maude Roberts, and Gloria Bia Meeting, Coral Shores PTA,| Spanish, children of elementary {are also members of the Com- school cafetorium, 8:30 p.m. | school level, San Carlos school, | mittee. B. Harvey, President of Phi, urges all mem- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7— 5, C Meeting, Woman’s Club, club} 3:30 p.m Luncheon meeting to 4:30 p.m. Officers Wiv- house on Duval street, 3:30} es club, Fort Taylor, noon. —_{bers to attend Pp. m. | Meeting, Truman E ementary | acerca Meeting, Dade Lodge 14, Ma-| PTA, 8 p.m | First Presby-erian church, 8 : ns ottish Rite! Meetir nip Devron Officers} p.m. : at Tee Wives Club, Aeropalms, 7:30] Meeting, Women's missionary (@®) Wirephoto | Meeting “SubRon Four Offi- p.m. | Union, First Baptist chureh, 8 PRINCESS ELIZABETH of Britain and her husband, Philip, pose on the lawn in front of Mt. cers’ Wives’ Club, Fort Tay-| Meeting, Southernmost Pistol) p.m. Vernon during their visit to the home of George Washington. In group at right are (left to right): regent of the Mt. Vernon Ladies Association; superintendent of Mt. Vernon, is behind them. Home, | Meeting, Disabled American Vet- | erans, Key ‘West Chapter No. | 33, 422 Amelia street, 8 p.m. and Rifle Club, Legion Stock Island, 8 p.m. Meeting, Circle One, lor, 10 a. m. Meeting, Ke: Club Auxilia: Mrs. Thomas IL. Hare Powell of Providence, R. Princess Elizabeth and Philip. Char c I. West Outboard! Weil clubhouse on! Women of Se ULL D 6 INDUSTRIES, ING SERVING MIAMI SINCE 1930. AT KEY WEST 218 Elizabeth St. Phone:588 . For Ali That's Best In EVERY KIND OF ROOFING — ALL TYPES OF SHEET METAL WORK AIR CONDITIONING, VENTILATION: SOLAR WATER HEATERS,