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

avet Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, December 74, 195! nen VUROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Ballet Dance Star From Canada ~ Features Elks Club Show Tonight Corrine a-nWill. be guest Club Benefit I “? dér, director « 0" isto Miss Ho premier danseuse of the musical comedies, oom “Naughty Marietta’ and “Hit The Deck,” productions from the ‘Thea allet dance star from Vancouver, B. C., ¢ he musical show to be presented at the light at the Elk’s annex, announced Gerry Pin-} tgter Under the Stz any see Naneouver. She will be seen in the p 7 < HM. o'clock = “‘Holid Sketches” J. A. y aughans «». Show tonight q usical comedy ° ets FOutine danced to ‘We of The Ar e Hosts At «Painted Dolls.” She the. number on her : Pinder announce eo Howard was trained | Deveson of the Ball Cocktail Party Corrine} Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Jack A. Rosemary Vaughan celebrated the Christmas Russe De} season with a cocktail party given ivMonte Cari pany. She has’ Saturday night at their home, 1020 danced such roles as Odetta, the| White street. Swan Queen, i Les Cygnets, A Christmas tree, poinsettias and: also from “S ke and mistletoe featured the holiday “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fair-| decorations A centerpiece of | vse igs,” She specialize Spanish,'a white-toned coconut frond fes- ‘i Character and 5 tooned with bright-colored Christ- Mr Roland The Citi-: mas ornaments decorated the hors} kK dances zen “Shop Hopper ill be mis-| d'oeuvres table. tress of ceremonic for the eve Special guests of the evening Ring. The program for the show, were Lt. Vaughan’s parents, Capt. includes and Mrs. Paul Vaughan of Cherry Vocals, “Becau: f You “‘Too| Point, N. C. Capt. and = Mrs.; Young” d “And So To Sleep,"’| Vaughan arrived Friday to spend Roland Vallec Christmas with their son and! Tango, “La Comparcita,” Gerry|family. They plan to return to Pinder and ( De Armas Cherry Point on Thursday | Vocals ‘by Rae W Guests included: Comdr. and! Ballet number chaichowski's| Mrs. Gerald Reeves, Lt. and Mrs. } “Sleeping Beauty Diana Ay-| Donald Millar, Lt. and Mrs. Wil rme ers. ‘liam Johnson, Lt. and Mrs. John! awonc THE Voeals, “Undecided’’ and “Win-' Viele, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. John} ter Wonderlan by Mello Aires} Viney, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. W. D. Lillian and Neil Fleck and Gerry! Wood, Lt. and Mrs. Lee Cravener,| g Pinder, and solo “Sheik of Araby,”| Lt. and Mrs. Robert McKemmey,| ‘™S P™ by Neil Fleck Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs, Albert Bowens, | ‘rrARhythm tap to “Dinah” by Lou|Lt. and Mrs. C. B. Cossert, Lt. and) Maria Teresa Placencia To Wed Marson and Gerry Pinder | Mrs. Medford Candy, Lt. and Mrs Miss Merry Christmas will be| Donald Graham, Lt. and Mrs. Ed-| P, L, Jeffery On Christmas Day crawned during the show Con- ward Welch, Lt. and Mrs. George testants. are Misses Gloria Muniz,! Hayes, Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. James| * Marilyn Leahy, Freda Weech, Bar-| Kennedy, and Lt. and Mrs. A. M.|be the setting for the Christmas Poteet Day wedding « bara Freeman, Gay Lou Ba Penny Johnson nd Gail Varela.” ae area Friends Invited To | 5°. vss 0 T : : As of Mr. anc Dance Team Strunk-Tabailloux | :i eral nn Muncie. 1 At Casa Marina Mr. and Mrs. Edward a, | um | The p A versatile dance team, “Bert | Strunk, Jr. 924 Flagler avenue, | and Happy” bowed into the Casa | announce the marriage of their Marina this weekend as part of | daughter, Carolyn Rose, to Paul TYEE attraction for the holidays and |Denmon Tabailloux will t ake | “fer the season {place at 2 o’clock Wednesday af- | pride She team are adept at ballroom |ternoon in ‘the First Methodist | pore and exhibition work with a bit of | (Stone) church. Tabailloux is the | tend t adagio tossed in for good dancing | son of Mr. and Mrs. Elie Tabail-{ ‘The measure. jloux of Hacken: v. J. | ring c inelading mamba and the tradition | of the couple and of the families at other Latin rhythms like samba | of the couple to attend the wed- s:Miyen in the evening at the patio! will pe held immediately follow- Where dancing begins at 10 p.m {ing the ceremony at the home of <ZMitting the daytime, from 10 a.m.|the bride's parents. fo 5 p.m., the team instructs nes { | Her flowe } Manager Emmett. Conniff an- = wounged today that Christmas din.| Martello Galleries Segaher owill_be served on both the] which will Sp neppaing are “Had erm musIC | key West Art and Historical So- | ® 8raduate =* The hotel, with all facilities, is | Ciety galleries, announces both open to families who want to spend | the West and East Martello Tow- the holidays in delightful atmos-|eTs will be closed tomorrow, +=,» Phere, Tennis, swimming, dancing | Christmas Day Sarsfield. es SOCIETY... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen Office, 1 ‘| Art, and in the University of Mi- _ | Art Institute. Midshipman Arlis Simmons, ‘Miss Citizen Staff Photo HOME FOR CHRISTM COLLEGE STUDENTS whx ilte Donr Menu A Day TEEN-AGE PARTY Paul’s Episcopal Chureh will 4——— Hot Chocolate! son's “Self-Portrait,” and Ruhten- Oh Mary, Miss Maria Teresa s the daughter Ralph Placencia, » cups ma-|New Garden,” and Ben Shahn’s| Te lift the ache that you had and the bride- cup cream) famous “The Anatomical Man.” borne so | ‘atherine street aomne Stat Wedding Wed. own is tor Armfield will o'clock tomor- jrow afternoon Miss Davie Cas s maid of s will attend the xom as best man bride, who will be given in marriage by he DThey specialize in the latest steps! The Strunks invited all friends | 4 white wedd t cool, with: | selected with a view of “including; —— os Beat! many things that people can actu-| until candy ally like.” H becomes] This aim did not rule out the so- Dr. je A. Valdes x Knead | called “advanced” art, but limited; ooth and crea-|the representations of that school] 5 4-inch | somewhat and took pains to put in} Eye Examination and , ran which] nothing that would “tend just to Visual Trainin: 1ixed with chopped make people mad.”’ said McNab. | “ | Letier To Santa with a lace bodice “ = and a full skirt made of two lay and rumba. The exhibitions are|ding and the reception, which|of net. She will wear a short veil MARIA PLACENCIA. w wed tomorrow and her shoes will be white satin will be white gladioli Approxima ) Episcopal church expected to attend the reception following the ceremony at 419 Tru if 1 -pappes | Mans avenue. aa Closes 1 omorrow The bride attended the Key West | ) high school and the bridegroom is Central high school here aboard the destroyer He is serving | Angela street The newlyweds plan ies, announces the West Martello) 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Gallery, where the show was hung} IN THIS COMMUNITY Variety of St M . } yles and Colors toe in from photic bas wee bg 8 i SPECIAL PRICES TO ; ucts Exclusively | i + SCHOOLS Monday. Both the West and East! wn ; | LODGES - CLUBS AND Ricky | Martello Towers will be closed on| Eye Gines: Precerintion, j OTHER GROUPS bring | Christmas Day. || Orrick Hours: |] Classroom and Kindergarten doctor’s SSAA oOo i 9 to 12M i Seating and Supplies »~ sand sun-bathing are a few of the Regular hours for the galleries | === == = ‘=~ [pastimes which may be enjoyed. |are 12 o'clock noon to 5 o'clock at} ——s <<< the East Martello Tower and ») a, from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock in the | 2 -Yoeman Burrell | atternoon at the West Martello +3 T seme Yeoman Third Class Veriist Please ,ograph, Vandals Smash |] appness: | C&ASales Service 1¢ 9 : } One Flight Up 1472 N. W. 36th St., Miami, Fla’ tom| SAE’s Lawn Lion | 2°g ere ene ce. ana |) PHONE 814275 Ni . rower, where the Southeastern 2-Stationed Here Circuit Exhibition see ( HOWDER He Painting, 1952, will open Wed-) nesday = : | BTLincoin Burrell, US Navy, son of ~~ seen and Mrs. Elmer Lee Burrell, | rg | 233 East Carrol Street, Macomb. Tk sé d Of shristr jm gilinois, Yeceritly reported aboard housan ne athe USS Chopper (SS342) for duty * Athe Chopper te resentiy stavonea Candles Light ay» here 4 Burrell is a t ° 3 juate of Macomb > ¢ ‘4 Senior High School, class of 1948, Bethlehem ty 3 Sle he was member of the Stu wsedient Council dnd active in inter y the | Temember “© mural basketball. He enlisted in the | 2224 of Moravians gathered by the eeethe tril e~ US ‘Navy in June 1948 and re-jbanks of the Lehigh River OM) oy 24 , # weeported to the. Submarine School,| Christmas Eve 210 years ago to} gave us <= sNew London, Confiecticut, in Sep. name a new settlement in Penn-| of the back in 19 ome ‘ dember of the same year Since his} sylvania dinner, He ber Sraduation from Submarine School, The group met in a candlelit) man with | + «USS Spinnax, USS Dogfish, USS place after Bethlehem in Judea | year. He SP Manta and on the Staff, Command-| where the Christ child was eradled | at his sor am €r Submarine Division 43 in a manger jand the Count Nicholas von Zinzendorf | told us held a candle during the ceremony | { . |to symbolize the meaning of the at INDAY. DEC oft R 24 eve, its peace and good-will, the i w Handicraft evial st reaffirmation of faith, wor - group, Offic Ww ‘ub,| And so the Moravians age-old art) age which ite. 178, N.S. 7 of candlemaking has been passed | you muct ‘wm Meeting hy rity, Sar wlos school, 8 tion | your childhood. - pm Thousands of Bayberry candles, |t) come, take Meeti Rick Lodge, No,| Made in molds used by the city’s | Christmas E os 18, Seotti Temple, 8 founders, are aflame in the wit- | fore you Cl *- pm dows of homes and of Moravia} ang recall .WEDNESDAY, DI MBER 26 College, oldest school for girls in| ¢ rias€ Duplicate Brid Cora? Re the land. (Later it became co-} wij) bring ‘Ghons ‘ rat OOM | educational.) igh ee 154 " r ty | tats THURSDAY, DECEMBER Tonight and for two weeks the | ber that the spirit of Christmas sparkle and color from 50,000 | Officers’ ¢ >) is really — er of | lamps will cast a wonderland glow |<. : as maste ; il meet at 8/over this “Christmas City,” wel erek: an the me of Mrs.! coming visitors to ene of Amer. a Viola H 1¢ e street.'ica’s outstanding holiday spec- th JayShe rea y ea yShees wil et at 7:30 p.m. | tacles at JayCee cliibh " ~ Peninsular Fla. > Dr. Felix Va ; ; pine po i ee ip V ill Be F rost-F Tee. pret a ctl LAKELAND Peninsular; tig Florida will be frost-free through) qui Thursday, the Federal-State Frost) ma’ Warning Service said today would be>partly cloudy and mild’ tightly by RAYMER es? Use shiy lion, which has dec th the |awn foe mere ha rated ne |] CORNER of TRUMAN AVENUE and GEORGIA STREET ve scraped and | heen painted, burned, “kidnaped, | ELDON SIMMONS, Pastor StTIPS }beaten and mistreated by many your | means. with a Early Sunday morning he was curl in a bowl | broken up, presumably by a sledge- low to stand! hammer. His face, legs, and back | cove the Gace to'a ple o'scrp. "= | Christmas Morning, 8 to 9:30 A.M. BETHLEHEM, Pa. —A small} for Christn curls s for he has served in the submarines,| stable and resolved to call the | small town 1 remem- in the eyes of those of those » treasures for it Merry slue roan trotter, stc down from generation to genera-'inas as vo warm kitchen with all its Chris! r eyes to sleer | of goodwill and help you remem- Ne i voices of your and how vo asleep when American Painting, 1952 Exhibit | Maid’s Night O by Dot ‘Opens Wednesday At West Martello ogi, 085 #008 Last night I went to the Key West art lovers, take note: Opening Wednesday at the West) expecting to be disappointed, Marteilo Art Gallery on the Monroe County Beach is the 13th annual’ j,<tead was delightfully si ! Southeastern ao Exhibition Me imegan Ranheg: Hee » ed to find the film a reli ’ The 46 pieces that compose this show were selected by three gal- |). based ail ‘ lery directors and thirteen New York galleries loaned these brand aoe cae ce tee ae 3 | new American oils for the 10-stop circuit made by the show. The | Veorgeous i g the audience to m | directors chosing the show are x = ——_—_—— Lecce & cee. the a Shad eae a ye Dr, Mrs. Herz Jack Carson and Bert § Richard Craft, director of the | carry the story as two men Richa a N.C. Maseum of Art, Give Dinner-Dance | exploit 2 tall blond giant in the . direct f | . grunt-and-groan ggame. The [end Aone oan amen a an,, 46casa Marina enters. the sine" fw vakeun | with epaulets, a-bevy of girls i | New Orleans. | Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Herz were pare stag i The exhibition, which will hang Asie epaaaea sh harem outsits scattering rose-p Nai until January 13, came here hosts at a dinner dance given} als and wafting incense, | from the Norton Gallery in West! Saturday night at the Casa Marina thaws ee for a Palm Beach. It has been shown in, Hotel. in a few s * : ; ; Taken on tour, the big hunk of the Columbia, N. C. Museum of] Guests for the evening included: |.) i¢ so good that ses os . Capt. and Mrs. Bruce Bradley,}to think all the matches are Capt. and Mrs. Thenton Boaz,, framed. He spins Chief , _|Mare (wonder what he wi have done with Chief Si Bull?). a Russian, a foppish wrest. ler witha beauty mark and Laf. ayette coat, the terrible Gorilla, the Missing Link, and four of five others. Carson, assisted by dumb-pan Maxie attempts to wear out his champion so that the. jami Art Gallery. From here it will go to the Morse Gallery of Art ‘(Rollins College), Florida Gulf Capt. and Mrs. Freeman Harri ‘Coast Art Center at Clearwater,) Comdr. and Mrs. Judson Mills- | Augusta Art Club (Augusta, Ga.)| paugh, Comdr. and Mrs. Wilson Isaac Delgado Museum, Univer-) Houston. Gomcr. and Mrs. Harold sity of Alabama, and Akron, Ohio,, Fleischer, Miss Betsy Bradley, The Key West Art and Historical! Suzanne Herz and Ralph Herz, Jr Society is responsible for bringing; Miss Suzanne Herz, student at jthe show here. This society has} the University of Florida, Gaines-| ater ill } brought these up-to-date exhibitions | ville, and Ralph Herz, Jr udent Soi aaeues ast longer, but ‘ng here for the past several years. in the School of Medicine, Western rene time: wae Names of some of the paintings Reserve University, are spending earibicn eed Fingers peed to be exhibited in the 1952 show) the Christmas holidays here with by Robert Alda, muscles in on the include: Edward Hopper’s ‘‘Mar-| their parents. : ¥ muscle racket. Complications ar tha McKeon of Wellfleet,” Joseph Ee. eae se 3 sees de Martinis “Mountain Village.” (Pot tac Eves ee ate ae John Helikers’ “Hilltown” and) COristmas Eves The sequences on TV showing the wrestling champs in action are hilarious. Carson hams it up agony #8 usual and Lahr is a prime mugger, but they garner chuckles ~ and roars, and it’s fun from the first bell. “Mosaic,” Ben-Zion’s “Sheaves of 3 Wheat,” Julian Binford's ‘Table, !" after ye with Cyclamens,” Nicholai Cikov- no longe : ‘sky’s ‘Lobster Boats,” Russel) nd you had suffered Cowles’ “Little Island,” Jean Li- and, toss; = 2 berte’s “Harbor,” Henry Matt In after years on Christmas Eve, rs when angels came berg’s “Street.” | Which filled your thoughts i Reginald Marsh's “H.M.S. Mau the ‘Menger or the Cross? | Holiday Guests Starred Dish follows)|retania,” Fletcher Martin's ‘‘Au-|! think your Son looked down "Zoltan Sepeahy's| _ With loving pity In Gilmore Home Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stearns of, tumn Night a BS Pensacola, will arrive Thursday teaspoon; Doris Reno, Herald Music and And on tt a t you remem-|,yend. the New Vents: hae bran (slightly | Art Editor, has said of the show, ber only day with their son-in-law and it is “solid, sturdy, vigorous, versa The Babe, the Star, Shep- | daughter, Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Wil- », cream or|tile but not splashy, and really herds, and the s liam Gilmore, and their son, Rusty, in }and:truly contemporary.” 1 think that Joseph entered in! 4¢ their home, 2107 Flagler street heat She also opinioned that “Ameri the twilight, ts pn 3 Cov-{can Painting, 1952 is both more| Returning from some shepherd allow | admirable and comprehensive than and his fold r crystals from | the 1951 circuit show. And with a wordless tenderness | and cook; Says Allan McNab of the Uni and yearning tage (236 F.).| versity of Miami, the pictures Laid in your arms a _ little platter set}have been carefully and sensibly lamb to hold Specializing in Jeanne Taylor, curator of the COMPLETE SEKVICE ON | Art and Historical Society galler-|| DUPLICATION of LENSES | mediate Im Delivery 2 te 5 PM. 619 Deval 5 Across from Beache: aks Factory Representatives GAINESVILLE (—Poor old Leo | —the concrete lion on the lawn of | the Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- | uty owse—made is Yast send) Law Memorial Methodist Church with rival fraternities. | “THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME” Communion Service “The vandals who did this,” said | SAE President Jimmy Dobb, ‘we | hope will duly be caught and oa ° ished. In the meantime, we plan| Worshippers May Come and Go at in| for another lion — there will al- | j j i frig-! ways be a Leo on our lawn.’ | Their Own Convenience, anytime HWE Seicaide Gages eke chon | During the One and One-Half Hour and | by hand, is a home industry there. Merry Christmas and Every Good Wish for the New Year Dorothy and Jim Lynch KEY WEST, FLORIDA arirterenetenioanemesisactmnimiainembhe ko