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

DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Rear Admiral F. G. Fahrion By Fleet Sonar Cocktail P Rear Admiral F. G. Fahrion, lantic Fleet, who with members of ties in the Key West area, was hon arty Commander Destroyer For his staff is inspecting Fleet acti lored Saturday evening with a cock At Vi \A Monday, November 5, 1951 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN _ PERSONALS... NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERY WOMEN = PHONE: Citizen Office, 192% Honored Pupils Enjoy 1 ‘ \Costume Party t San Carlos Elizabeth Views Declaration Of Independence | Maid’s Night Out ‘Talmudic il. a = at the Strand tail party given by officers of the Fleet Sem | imary | Here's an adventure yarn taken mia Soume Sched ers Sonar school, at the Echoasis | 9s school primary ia Fleet Sonar Seu7et Officers club on the Naval Station = ee seam rade pupils enjoyed a_ colorful; Retold: 2 book: called “New Gainea In the receiving line introducing a ——————__ —_-— | Hallowe’en party last Wednesday Gold,’ and photographed for the Admiral Fahrion to th | of 1 Duval i Weeki al i o e guests Too , i | morning at* the school on Duval MAN’S WORLD AFT | most part at Weekiwachee Springs, were Capt. W. H. Truesdell, com USS y osemtite Men street. They marched in varied e a iF It’ beduti . manding officer of the Sonar i Eay costumes and by Rabbi Abraham Levitan [eae TS eee setting nat school, and Comdr. G. E. Dawson, Are Honored With | played games directed by Miss King Solomon, who was the |the trobule is, not quite auekentic. executive officer | ; B. Remond and Mrs. R. Parle- isest 1 of all time, knew |! have never been to New:G@inea, Music for the occasion was fur-' Dance And Tour | wit: stood the various and|but Mel Adams and some other nished by the excellent orchestra | e most outstand- rous languages of all hu. | Setvicemen I overheard discuss- from the admiral’s staff which is) Men from the USS Yosemite were awarded to piaad i seateeloons gen " ing the picture, say that what the stationed with him aboard the’ were honored at a dance held at ! idez, Oliver Roberts, Ss well as that of background lacked was cocoanut USS Yosemite the YMCA-USO on Sat ; Joyce Bates and and birds. jralms, muddy, not clear water in Laoag. sere gael n Satu eve ee Or vhile the king was | the rivers, and that there Wasn't Fahrion’s staff and guests < jas and again on Sunday with ere Ermidio | ng in the palace |2,2\2¢k Panther anywhere on the party were: Capt. A. F Stag of the see Cabot aeat ung tn lie Palace |isiand although one showed up in chief of the admiral’s staff; Capt.! oppo ae Ae Pinde Seee ese. aeention was at: the movie. Maybe 16 Wags a. sous R. G. Visser, Capt. A. G. Ward ee pe Man ee ihe tear te : quarrel between aj venir left behind by revengeful Gant. G. Wo Shalt deorimatider of ceete: evoke ea thosunresane is mate, Looking | }3panese? bier crities i a the USS Yosemite, Capt. A. R.'090., 0 = ; hc hires abs: about Spanish: moss. a lorida tended one of the | g the birds stand- i ‘orth, public a ee =, . Oop yar “ | oaks being out of place. ry a A Me ee o ments were served a SUPPER TO BE SERVED | at ee Zemple:| But all those details are minor F. Ryan, Comdr. R. McAfee, Lt.) peck! spare of food, she reports. | BY BPW CLUB, NOV. 13| si he male bird sag | 204 the Picture is still a good one Comdr. C. B. Cates. Jr. and [1t,| a8e Mother Huboarc j = ne male bird say ito while away an evening. The M. C. Brite Ree cece hae Mrs. Lillian Weubbok layer 7 Business and Professional | afede wil do - shots of a sailing ship on aqumar- ' the piano for those present v Club will serve a spe- Ave er h from you. i ters bi h-taking i t cers fr ne vari I SE ine waters are breath-taking in About 225 officers from the vari-: Another dance. is der ous aisverer 1k ta | P) Wi er word, T will) beauty. Rhoda Fleming isn’t bai ous local fleet and shore installa tonight at the YMCA Set ae t the W oot and destroy this her! . 4 tions and their ladies attended the! the ys Gn. CA eed eee ee oe |. PRINCESS ELIZABETH ho ex or re is ot One : : the Y's Guys com! b on I street, from | as z She's a girl who is carrying a party. Among them were Capt. C.| the music nee at the Libra ‘ € V sh P 5 pard this, hej torch and feels th: y C, Adell, Capt. and Mrs. B. E.| aut fi a Clap istant ted 0 Ir Shed. ney a eek nee Orely S Cust eat Mes ee Gal and Guy" of the month ature enchi Piagh é rounte astonished. |forget the bitter experigiices of Parish, Jr. eas Ngee? ie: J. wij dance is to take place Thurs memade desserts,| ‘Me Sté ne OMe to the ob-/| life by “getting away from/it all.” natia "Capt nn a gas Pay.| day, and another par Armistice| se r deliwauatoods. fer ea een i 5 2 mee s bird he said, “Come ; Being a woman, she can’t join the tea. Jr. Capes Cane andet im Day dance w be gi next! Members may get tickets by| Formal Dinner At Fort Ta vlor ; JAYCEES PRIMARY e, I want to speak to|French Foreign Legion, 80 _ she cate ee E apt.i Saturday, November 1 et g 1000 and they will be de-| _ ‘ Continued. From Paee Ones € e winged creature, |takes to New Guifea, slings, igen a | i | livered |\Fetes Royal Navy, RAF Officers turning rightat- Truman and on toi! reat fright at being |sad finally, to nS , a 74 [e. oh » a ccinatlaaanaben es | . be 2 Bayy w Park ne the kin said to | per of a schooner wit im lines LIBAO-MARTINEZ Je sel Hurka Is Jr.-Sr PTA Board | Te Candceea farang ut ; : Tavblee Wee Giteensis in cheese ‘ little mate, “You | which match hers. WEDDING ANNOUNCED | Named Director ” Lishceountrymen at a f : MI" of the motorcade vait here; I am flying down to) Payne is gypped of his.ship-and FOR NOVEMBER I1¢ j | » 1 English song ade th tinental touch.| Arriving at Ba rk at 8 th the Great King So-| sent off to the nearest British jug : p Libad : ‘Of Producti ‘Meet I ostponec | The dinner table ated 1e-colored gladioli,| 0’¢lock, the candi : you observed call- | with apologies, aad. ail, that. be- Miss Dolores Libao, daughter of roduction | the ay the platform: and a briet talk | € conference.” {cause the villian, Jungle Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Pablo U. Libao, 826 i E. E, Hood, president of |” SHEE bees : describing what they will do for! The little bird overawed by /Wants his schooner and ‘works. a White street, will be married Sat-| li-|the Junior-Senior High school | OSE TSA ae EAs et ain ek 2 a gi hey the citizens of Key Wes and, and her |double-cross deal to get it. Payne urday evening to Richard Mar PI nounced today that the | Mrs. Steel just recent! i k a ‘reat importance, almost | Feturns after his 60 day ‘selifence tinez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene x of the executive board ;!" the United States t t Candidates a he ; sed when her mate left to | and falls in with two more.water- Martinez of 815 White street. 1 of } heduled f tonight | husband who is a fell i WavCna Precidan kM ‘ i to the king watch- | front rogues, one of them+Alan The ceremony will take place at st pc ntil Thurs- }of Lt, Bu re n ast REE KEL ep OY BASIE isly as her mate ap-| Mowbray, who commits. lug- St, Mary’s Star of the Sea Church Pa of fd embe 30 p.m., | , ¢ USMC socohionios. 60 the z i Solomon and | 8¢Fy with delightful conversational at 5:30 p. m. Friends and relatives F 1 will the 5 1 rally that | oe Se trembling over | interludes and a great gob_of that of the bride and groom are cor Decemb: view Park. ; A Si : a ‘ : a diane ae <mpire’’. charm. The three set dially invited to attend ent of] TI ay will be |“ fa = as es : to hear what was | Cut to recover lost gold in @ sunken A reception will be given for| the group, an 1 today that|held ir of the high = : : ear exactly P ; ‘ cee “ {airplane and to get back (“The the couple immediately following casting will begin tomorrow | school, fe a meeting of | Juvenile Court Judge Will Speak r to tem } When the frightened little bird, Seeker” Payne's. shitp = sir the wedding at the home of the) night following busi- } roo p tives, in the ca 3 “a : e “Get-Out-The-Vote-Rat ed close enough, King|..&% Toute, they encounter’ sibevy bride’s parents aess-meeting er fet at p.m 1t Officers Wives Clab Lai cheo = ; Price io \of Fuss-Wuzzies who have .captur- : | is D ancneon part of the JayCee’s 1 1 i } aid softly, “Why do " if —— pees ot that hey ae ae The regular luncheon mecting, of th Ait scree eee vour little mate 30) much derringdle autegeie eee Coming Events ‘ i uy out for _potshavell EVER READY CLUB held this Friday, November 9, at noon at Hostess for the| voting by. cit The vCee ahi 1 frighten her?” The | tage erg pote ts see BAe Zs # sep prem the Players. | yr 4N QUILTING BE afternoon will be Mrs. A. Smith, 0 Chaar t are trying to further Americ t feathered creaturé,. still | with the belp of crocodilesssThen “8 anigh, «be ine ee rue Poets Per tke Bae - mailed ete: | After the luncheon a program id to interest more I from frigbt, | on to the treausre hunt Whileh is "adults San Carlos digo! | FOR WEDNESDAY will be given. The guest speaker |! pa 1 sa On ing fo De - pis inaudibly, ~ “T) suecessful. The return trip is just ok 4 in s . | The Ever Ready Star Club will | is to be Juvenile Court Judge Eva | T@y!o be Wednesday vd oy Be : will didn’t want to ogi nes pee ap Wie. and another battel with SRE: : Ir i S publicity | Serve at the polls throughout the Majesty; that was the only way st ighti * Swimming clas: Officers | s, “aylor meet Wednesday night, 9 p.m. at {Warner Gibson who will talk on |... hell cies aac oualleGh ; ig y Set ae ihe al os ee wed Wives Club, 3:36-4:30 p.m. | ’ Club, 8 to 10 p.m.{the Scottish Rite Temple for an {the “Problems of Juvenile Cou i 1 : as. Th Sh ala: a | Kipling put it. Seesege: Shean ae OW) : Pe ub, 8 p.m. | th 1 the “Problems of Juvenile Court eee wilt be : und that | candidates. They I 1 in nee. I was afraid if she|boat, with plot and coufiter-plot, Beginnirig-Wandicraft, Officers | Meeting, Jr. Chamber of Com |old-f shioned quilting party. All cllicexra’ wives in tue arek aavy ¢ g {election returns. This project is 1 admire me, she might|takes ‘on slapstick” ~-quality. Wives Club special intere m club house, 8 p.m. | stern Star members who | are asked to attend. Reservations | lunchco: being directed by JayCecs Kermit! |, me.” The wise king great-| Whispered conferences fly thick as group, ‘Recreation bldg. 178 | Duplicate Bridge, ¢ 1 Room | would like to quilt ave invited to i cawin ahd Gin Leones “oo au < N. Sane 1. = Guerseas hoteaeeeen Ragcote ewin and Jim Loopc 1 ised by this answer, very} the arrows ff the natives<who at- . ” je 1. ‘ ersea otel, ib m. attenc bi ‘J ' Pe a a f the JayCee Get-Ou t . Ket “y, " Meeting, Temple No. 20 Pyth | Meeting, Natl EXeeutives Clu | Luncheon will be served att Mrs. Lee Goddard Feted By Women cae ee ak Chet ‘Colds ae kee ioe the hero and the girl end up | : The-Vo »ymmittee he - vin your mate’s respec! e r ian Sisters, Rmights of Pyth of Key West, South Beact |noon and those planning to at ’ : + The candidates for ¢ , ee | wi i Hab 3 . Bia : ; af . y s Durine Vis | andidates for City ind affection, by kind | with the gold, the ship and. each Moro can pa ae Aes SU ee: © tenc =e ened Bah Me Of Har ane ¢ lub ! it v J tl j mission who will address tonight's! and gentle treatment; not,.the other. It's all implausible, but ex- cit: ke det ie Beh jcel Wives. Club No #6 Bla. 17 pea aaa gc ” Mrs. Lee Goddard, president of the Key West Players and active] Tally are: i way you have been going about | citing to watch. The color , - Pec ee | ONS wk shred a in both the Senior Woman's club and the Garden club of Key West,| Louis Carbonel it.” que is nothing short of magnifi- bawangpess PG pened Bom visited Havana, Cuba recently and was guest speaker at the Woman’s| Dr. Delio Cobo | The little bird much» relieved, | cent. : Meeting, Woman's Auxiliary of} Quilting party, or Ready Star| AMAAAAA. AaehbA) Cit of Havana, Calle 17 esq, a 13, Alturas de Miramar Jack Delaney o Glew ti Wi Gale ae ———— neta St. Paul's Episcopa’ church,| club. Scottish Rite Temple. 9} BIRTHS She was asked to discuss thea Herman Gordon tood where he had left her, still! Make the most of a small parish Hall, 3 p. m | a.m Le : : Pie AG aes : C. B. Harvey igen adds F gery ‘+h excit-{@mount of leftover beef. G; Meeting, WMU, First Baptist’ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 ¢ Key West cook book, a publication: apd ide © Havana esis aecmind trembling and very much, exclt- | Te eee wad uae ai ee ae + * 8 aDUS hand Ee as srl = hie el ‘ : PCurdy ed. Without giving him a chance’ e is irnove shtrch, 7:30 p. m. Meeting, American Legion Au-| ) peyeyeeeveweweveuees | Ponsored here by the Woman's: Little Tt James Murphy Ito get his breath, she chirped] (made with a prepared pie mix) Meeting, Circle Two, Women ary, Arthur Sawyer Post club which has been so hig! he Y Little Theater; Milton A. Parrott ‘turtively, “Well what. did. the! OF croquettes. cane of First Presbyterian church,| No. 28, post home, 8 p.m, | GRANDDAUGHTER BORN | occu with sales of over $I1-| tro b 11:15 spen! George F. Phillip leet Ring talie tee ae - 3 p. m. | Meeting, Ladi Auxiliary’ A baby girl was born to Mr. and tat hues a Everelt. Ro Ris Great K aye 0 hy Bic CARD OF THANKS ~ Meeting, Key West Ministerial] VFW Post 2911, 8 p.r _Mrs. John R. Emmeott of St. Paul,| 00. The Cuban organization plans forum in Bd) eller ‘Watson s cae ee a hind teugtaiy |, We. wish to thank thé:-many association, in the morning Mecting=°"Landie i, Grace | Minnesota recently. on bringing out a similar book ¢ eSsic ‘ ei The JayCees he May Oh that? King salemon friends and neighbors — for “their Poinciana executive board meet Lutheran church, 8 p.m. | Mrs. Emmeott is the daughter! “Flowering Plants from Cubar Ha Eee: ee Sane. ie ot tel Tented with me not ‘e destroy sympathy and assistanee.oh: the ing at school, 8 p. m ! Meeting, Jayshees, clubhouse, of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gamble, | Gardens,” written and_ illustrated orted that the Litfle! clection ke Lee aie oot sromised him | e¢c@sion of the last illness ‘and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6— | 7:30 pm 692 Poinciana Place. The grand-| by the Garden Section of the Wo roup wants to have ant yor, tecr Cua” following the death of our loved Meeting, Key West Assembly} Meeting, Dr. Felix Varela | parents are happy to report that) man’s Club of Havana. It will be exchange of pro c th the sd below are the polling! '@' * Woul@ Rol tone, the late George Myson Fax, No. 13, Order of Rainbow No, 64, Cuban Mason-!the baby and their daughter are! printed in both Englistt and Span-' Key Playe they in Key West : IN MEMORIAM Sr., and particularly to thank the Girls, Scottish Rite Temple,| Lodge; 8 p.r | doing nicely ish and is aimed at three differer ‘ee: |" First Precinct: No. 1 Fire Sta-| qn loving memory of our mother| 40H0rS of flowers and those’ who 7:30 p. m Mactne 3 nea — {classes of readers, according to tion, Greene street Prana eae . Elizabeth! £2¥¢ the use of their cars. Meeting: “Minocd Gounell pe-| “thir saurve at | SECORYS HAVE SON information from a pamphlet av Byrnes! “Second Precinct: County Court|jigpe who devarted’ from. this TH gree of Pocahontas, Redmen's rost home m A baby boy weighing 7 pounds,| able through the Garden club o : ‘ i Writ 8) Whitehead street life November 5. 1548, Hall, 8 p. m. | Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary of 9% ounces, was born October 22,| this city ne ee es Third Precinct: Harris Elemen-| eee Meeting, Disabled American Fleet 1 Association, |to Mrs. Gloria V. Secory, wife ofj The three reasons for the HI yn the MOrmng. Of. NOVEMDET. 6s repe-seenrenyt See E ce Veterans, Lux bldg. Amelia vee | Albert W. Secory, Jr., sondrman,|vana book are namely (1) to Goddard. visited the Lyceum) “ pourth “Precinct: Blackout Res geo aA se Motes Sees street, 8 p. m. R Representa-| second class, USN, at the U. §.| visiting tourists a way of ’ Tennis "club, Calzada 'Ytaurant, 9% Simonton street ‘ro be with Hin fn Heaven Meeting, Catholic Daughters of Sr. High School | Naval Hospital here identification in non-technical lan- Ocho, Vedado, Havana | Fifth Precinct: No. 3 Fire Sta-| wother dear we often sit and America, Court Mary of the 1 | Secory, who is serving with the| guage with clear illustrations! of| “It is the most beautiful build- sion Grinnell street 1 Oat oF 90m , No. 634, 8 p. m ; I Corps, | Surface Anti-Sub Development De-|every flower; (2) to provide hor-| ing you can imagine,” she Sixth Precinct; Key West High! when we are alone Meeting, Sea Finigee Cootiette 1 tachement, Key West, is the son/ticulture information to those who “designed by woman School annex, Seminary street Our fond nemmey al yeu rs Club 3+., VFW home, 8 p.m.| Meeting, Busy Bee Club, 8 p.m,}of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Secory|want to grow the plants in their It is a_ sort g lontnec naar ee ‘ Is the only thing grief cannot call | (1) Your-child will like it, -; Meeting, Key West Players.) Meeting, K West Art. and|of 1011 North Fillmore street, Ma-;own gardens; (3) to inspire both! cultural sills: si mini de KEY WESTERS | its own : , (2) It contains only safe, proven Barn Theater, 8 p. m f= fiatorical Sociat West|son City, Iowa. Mrs, Secory is the|Latins and Americans “to enrich) partments for all sorts of activi! (Gcntinuea From Page One) | wit ow ingredients. ee Meeting, Chapter 283, National Martello Galler 30 ie fdaughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ole! the flora of their own lands and to} ties idard wit 1 toll highway between Jackson laentl we ive’ pepe dia” tuts sana peepee _ Sojourners, First Presbyter-| Coffec il St Officers’ | Velasquez, Jr., of 110-D Poinciana | encourage seen to learn a : ne aoe 1 sewing clase antVille and Miami We will meet you again (4) It will aid nature to soothe and ian church, 7 p. m | Wives, Ft. Taylor, 10 p.m. _ | place, Key West names of flowering plants in his, nas * the clubl.. The conference took place Neyer shall memory of you fade | heal raw, tender, inflamed Meeting, Junior Woman's Club, Golf classes, baseball diamond | The baby, named Randy Albert) own garden.” ri class, and visited the club piday, ‘Saturday and Sunday., - Loving thougets shall ‘always | bronchial membranes, thus Woman’s club auditorium, 8 N.S. special interest group {is the second child for the Secorys,| The information has been sur- library which has both an adult] neregates returned to Key West | Loving 1 : the cough and pepmating re p.m ae ws who are residing at 180-H Poin-| veyed for accuracy by Hortus) and children’s seqgion. The strue-) 44.0 {ites Rt aiik elena cone ie Sold Crit. Bowling, vy Wives league, ; Bowlin eMauy ayives League | Ciana place. Second and L. H. Bailey in both|ture also houses an exhibition ‘ eee | To that spot where you ure - | dren in the pink and NS. Alle: i pm. | fe atiaus tos 40 | cama languages. here are _ indexes,! gallery LICENSE CHECK rt OSSTR. Fhe Meeting and dinner, Kiwanis,| gwiwn SGvareed” students] DAUGHTER FOR DAVEYS | blooming charts, an illustrated’ After luncheon at El Patio on the! caging Kom Pace Grey | FLOSSIE E. SANDS, Daughter, South Beach patio, 6:45 pn. | FScy Cartos, school, 7:20, tc] A baby girl weighing 6 pounds,| glossary and Dibliography. Bound Prado, she flew back to Key West, guitging Inspector Ralph Russell | ALERED 1. HIGGS, Son, Ping pong tournament, YMCA- a0 om 113 ounces, was born’ October 19,|in purgmoid, the book consists of| impressed with the vibrant en-|i, the building boom issuing, of | -crandehild 1 USO, 8 p.m po aed ie ea 7 ve Colto Mrs. Ma S. Davey, wife of| 280 pages with 25 full page draw-|thusiasm of Havana club meM-| Hermits, will still spend his jr ltas |. SERDAR ee oe ee a er pea Spanish lessons, High Schoo | General Ho: pital Woman’ | Albert R. Davey, sonarman, sec-| ings. : een all tg tia 4 | ings at that office. At noon daily, | a level children, San Carlo 2p. db ond class, USN, at the U.S. Naval] The publication is limited since} ““Their work and interest was 4} however, he will take off for his | ia Siainanded School, 3:30-4:30 p.m, santas Ae . race Lutheran! Hospital, Key West. it is not a commercial enterprise. true inspiration,” Mrs. Goddard toyr of business places to check | FAST, DAILY SERVICE cman Spanish class for beginners church, 10th and Flagler, 3:30{ Davey, who is serving at the! An ideal Christmas gift, copies] stated on occupational licenses sponsored by the N.C.C.S. ae | U. S. Naval Air Station, Lakehurst,|may be reserved by sending for ISAT MET Te USO, at Saint Mary Paris!) ppipay, NOVEMBER 9 | N. J., is formerly of 1487 Chelsea|them direct to the Woman's Hall, 1021 Duval street Meeting, Mothers Club of CMI| street, St. Paul, Minn, Mrs. Davey! Club in Havana at the address adults, 8 to 9 p.m | and St. Joseph school, Convent |is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.| given above or through the Garden} Meeting, Coral Shores PTA, auditorium, 7:30 p.m |M. Saunders of 7111 Southard! club of Key West. The book is four school cafetorium, 8:30 p.m WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, | stre Presbyterian Meeting, First t, Key West church, 8] The baby, named Dawn Marie, Meeting, Woman’s Club, club! p.m jis the first child for the Daveys house on Duval street, 3:30) Spanish, children of ele lwho are residing at 703 Eaton p.m school level, San s school, | street, Key West Meeting, Dade Lodge 14, Ma-| — 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m | ‘ sonic Group, Scottish Rite} Luncheon meeting, Officers Wiv-| Meeting, Women’s mi Temple, 8 p.m es club, Fort Taylor, noon { Union, First Baptist church, 8 Meeting, SubRon Four Offi-| Meeting, Truman Elementary} p.m : cers’ Wives’ Club, Fort Tay-| PTA, 8 p.m | Meeting, Disabled American Vet- lor, 10 a. m. | Meeting, Airship Devron Officers | erans, Key West Chapter No. Meeting, Key West Outboard! Wives Club, Aeropalms, 7 30] 33, 422 Amelia street, 8 p.m. Club Auxiliary, clubhouse on! p.m. | Luncheon meeting, Officers Stock Island, 8:30 p. m } Meeting, Southernmost Pistol Wives Club, Ft. Taylor, at Bazaar, Ley Memorial church and Rifle Club, Legion Home,} noon annex, 2 through 6:30 p. m.| — Stock Island, 8 p.m |SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10— Spanish classes, adult begin-| Meeting, ( One, Women of} Children’s Missionary group, ners, 8 to 9 p.m, San Carlos First Presbycerian church, 8] Ley Memorial church, 10 to school p.m ) 11:30 a.m dollars a copy, including mailing charges and only postal money; jorders or bank drafts are accept- ; able. | | CALL 1780 |the Prado as guest of the presi-} dent of the Havana Woman's club} Mrs. Goddard was royally en-| tertained, stopping at the _ hotell { Feet ene - | Nacional. She was ziven a lunch-} eon the day she arrived by the| 4 |clubwomen. At three o'clock, No-| * vember 26 she spoke at the Wo-| ‘ * man’s club about the Key West| > cook book. After her talk, mem-| te | bers ordered 27 copies. Mrs. God- | ; dard was then guest of fonor at a} ‘ } a | reception and tea. | A iT Yv Lo A | The same evening, she was given i Brera } pr |a dinner at the American club on| | ' | | on ee EN ad ratbegeses: hamamenn ps