The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 7, 1952, Page 4

"ple and extend wiswes for their Bi maccnentnntigantnten — | February 26 with a program which the Reliday season. | | atest costufhes designed © cogs oon Rage 4 THE BY WEST CITIFON — Thorcday. Febrosry 210 ee A ee A Ts a SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN a DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 Noel-Baskowits Wedding Is Highlight be To The Bride Edgar Bergen And Five Star Troupe New York Couple . fiedieiiat, Aa F ; -_ Y hh No tial t Of Social Season: 150 Guests Attend Entertain At Naval Hospital Here Spend 10th Nuy . t ot ns 3 Slaus for Edgar Re . my re The wedding of Miss Martha Pope Noel of Scarsdale, New York. | ee alee Bergen Anniversary Here and Robert Baskowitz, Jr., of Clayton, Mix i, which took place at . en Neva ie oi — - . : the home of Mrs. Norberg Thompson of this city, was one of the Faia . a social highlights of the winter here. Julius F. Stone, Jr, officiated ‘euee his itine ween ‘ at phe ceremony Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock The wpe ar ne hospi + ee maa he bride was gowned ing : _—-~ 2c aft and 1M-| vesterday ' white embroidered Swiss organ I DPW, Clah tely wes act, even | fornia. They be hets dy with « matching cap and * « were ale | an Atty tratepor . “ brief veil. She carried « beauti-| Baeks Albury Pt ip down {of the aircraft who t a ful bouquet of white orchid . . . me oe | ed Bergen on his te * « " 1 “ w, Florida ’ M » } § w “" m) - . her ather "Richard Curtis Noel.” The Business and Professional ch ward of the hospital. and at = a im pila . aes = | @ Scarsdale, N. Y Woman's Club wish to make pub onclusion, the entire company | C8: | ‘ eguilar sut Key @ Maid of -honor Miss Helen lie the recommendation of Hilary vyed to the 1» pationts and Price to leavina. Ke West Citizen oT | Baskowitz, wore. ® buttercup @. Albury for the Jaycee Outstand staff officers in the hospital audi cnten, fr. fe. A My eligh < ow ol ing Serviee Award torium Perens yell 4 aper. The aving picture hat was in matching “He has actively participated to Bergen with his dummies, Garcia, manager of the local Key |'@ make shades and she carried 9 gor. he extent that the following drives Charlie Met ner Snerd Coee-Cole Rotiline Ce te woFnd . *°"" ‘have been conducted successfully and Aunt Eff per Sisters hee - geous bouquet of blue iris became of Mr. Albury—March af . -n . na Gleave en . The bride's mother, Mrs. Rich-|Dyeme Cancer, Nev reliet Lin Ahern, 2 daneing ‘cam, Dominick | Vew Jersey Man Serves Fisen tt hese aie ard Curtis Noel, wore an 2qua ‘te League, Street and House Light Fanterii, accord nm Gerry| On USS Howard Gilmore | jing such woodertu sown of silk shantung and a ing in connection with Christmas Marlowe, pianist amd edmposer diene Andean : ; a ew Graybush, FA eof sage of white orchid activities, Safety, Procurement of Mr. Irvin Franklin business USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Mrs. Robert Baskowitz, moth- football for high schoo! and city mansger for the trip Graybush, 136 Emmett St. Newark er of the groom, was gowned in Cooperation with Navy, Shor ¢ Mr. Bergen’s trip to Key West New Jersey, is now serving an town lace over pink tulle with | Patrol, ete., in an effort to cement was the result of a plan he con-| board the Submarine Teak h. matching picture hat. Her flow- | Naval - Civilian populace relations ‘ ors were shades of pink and rose whieh was suecessfully carried out broadcasted | Howard W. Gilmore (AS-16). he re ne nation — Graybush entered the Naval ser #****#*440224404 200 | Wide program, the Coca-Cola hour. | vice on October 5 195) and recely. Oaughter to Rices } The USO had arranged Christmas | ed his recruit train at the Naval Mr. and Mrs. Dale Keith Rice | trips overseas for several well Training Center, Bainbridge, Mary 168-H Poincjana, announce the birt | known entertainers, but not land of a daughter, Cynthia Lee, in the | had been done to entertain the » | Graybush was graduated (rom St. U.S. Naval Hospital, Mendag, Febj in service hospitals in the United | Columbus High School i was r : Citizen Staff Photo | States. Bergen suggested to his lic hauaie egg om Best man was Richard Curtis! Au contributions listed in No. 1 Noel, Jr, brother of the bride. shove were not only all-around! Both he and the groom dressed | community activities bul were ail in light tropical dinner jackets | around the seasons and all-round with dark tuxedo trousers the clock for no matter what day of For the wedding music, pianist | the year or what hour of the day, Sylvia Stanley played “Inter-| My Albury’s enthusiasm for his mezzo,” “Meditation,” “Yours Is community was abounding. It employed by the American Can} The new arrival weigh fiy c HAPPY GROOM, ROBERT BASKOWITZ, JR.. toasts his lovely bride, Miss Martha Pope Noel at teners that they send in gifts to be | Company prior to his entering the pounds, five ounces My Heart Alone,” “I Love You | never waned—there syould be more the reception held at the Casa Marina following the wedding which took place Tuesday at 5 - 4 4 our hospitalized ser. / Naval Service The Rices are orginally from ) a carlo, _— appearance: o'clock at the home of Mrs. Norberg Thompson of this city tcemen. response was terrific _ “Mr. Albury’s erences , “Midsummer Night's |jectures to the various oraginga- . eam. tions have left an indelible impres- Following the nuptial rites at sion yg aoe gathered the Thompson home, a reception to hear > sincerity rings was held at the Casa Marine | hearty as be has been called ‘the with the immediate wedding silver-tongued orator party in the receiving line Over! “Ail residents of Key West must 190 persons were present to con- remember him for his efforts put gratulate the newly wedded cou- | by a home town bay desirous own heme town gaily Harvard, Ilinois. with 53,000 presents being sent and Mix two tables oons of mayon. over $3,000 in cash received. \ ith if x haise with two tablespoons of pre In the 14th Century, sone people, which he bought mote presents. | pared yellow mustact thought \ ea eee eee oer oS Unique Fashion Show To Be Presented Celebration Plans J » Following receipt of these gifts, he | tour tomat hal ab i mn of t fi B Gil Officers Frida E + For Centennial began his Operations Santa Claus, | lightly ‘browned. Sere og, a silmore y vening Pr Rapidly bg hen # visit to every ser-| table platter with buttered spin French scientist maintain a year- “A hilarious fashion show presented by the'ofticers of the sub-|" "O@RE . The Naval Ad 5 ear pn Sc Sweet potato, creamed round weather etation on the Green- marine tender Howard W. Gilnwre, entitled “Madame Lane Bryant The 100th birthday of the Catho- | be m rooms, and green snap beans. land ieecap. and the Gilmore Fashionettes” will be the feature attraction for the | lic church in Key West will be cele : : ~ evening at the Ft. Taylor Officers’ Club on Friday, February 8 {brated from February 20 through The Captains And Their Ladies $5 programs have | exclusively for the well-dressed Poulson’ Ensign D. E. Haggerty | Saclin Wehe Geaten the enact Oung America is here/ pride of 1952 will be shown. A nt ge ig shee eens Garden of Roses” fame is hard a | of Mr, Al 6 leader. | Pousseau that is really different landingham. work to reproduce the homelike | quited by them. Because of his!mon. A dozen loony outfits mold- from 6:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. The . wrath yd wg cadet cont Se | Gy workers were moreled on the models as they di how will begin at 9:30 p.r it a — My ee Ts #8 revealed by! play their charms and gowns to the conclusion of which dancing 7 scateniitad tas Oe bias Can't Bulletin Board at City| the father of the bride, Captain will follow AE sess = toy oe Ro i a Mrs Virginia Demerritt is chair. | his: ya peng | Bg nd at ew | New Yorker Completes man of the fair booths gece county officers’ , by the Catholic Daughters organ f om enews Se ew | Course, Reports Here { sation’ Ut will be held on the NOCS an's Club of Key “tne ~ = evening will George Frederick Huck. RMSA @oungs, Duval steer. | dome | teutenan ales | ha = » ised by the fashion ' . on che « | atmosphere of the club whose re | i 4 our local policemen, 'bas been prov by the fashion Prior to the fashion show, din | Setkiiiete ame walle Geb ve nen: | mm more courteous treatment Was ac-) coordinator, Ledr Donald Mors ner will be served at th . * | , ; A. Dickinson, ! Usn son of Mr. and Joseph | plant sien . 4 if ry when Alor! well-known “Gilmoran fashion | J Hych ‘ visemes |ether wert ~ sity) consultant” whose droll deserip- | New York. ha reported for duty | available. Se . tions of the costumes modeled obotrd the USS How Ww. ai f f P +e promises to be—if not accurate. more AS! er at least, ‘diverting. Background! fi1¢ recemtly compicted a 1% The ¢ iV tauaic for the show will be fur coutee of training at the | bight 4 ished by the famous “Salt Radio School in Norfolk, | M re f better testimonial could be The ten “youn, cies” repre % , . th "1 tot Sar . for business pro : loa hed >) ~ [seating the essence in brains |- Huck, who entered the Navaijwill return to Key W ip As Vi@ Pres ef the Denier eal an ‘eeding. ervice May 14, 1951 ceived his| the cc un € er Chamber of Commerce, you know model at the Tashion show are recruit training at the Noval Train | mial that Chief Carpenter A. L. “Chips ing Center, Bainbridge, Maryland Further details of tie Hear; Mos’n M E Hurley; Chiel He was graduated from the Bay Torpedoman RH. Bixler; Elec- | side High Schoo! arid before emter trielan L. A. Kennedy; Chief Moa elebration Citizen Staff Photo will be announced } at the Casa Marina for newlyweds, Mr ™ TALKING OVER THE WEDDING at the reception held ing the Navy was employed by the; The Dismal Swamp covers a halt; “4! Mrs. Robert Baskowitz, Jr, are left to right: Mrs. C * | erganizations within our midst. His being an ‘eager C. Adeti, Capt. BE. W. Parish, Jr, com- chinist H. M. Daniels; Chief Ma- American Hospital Supply Corpor-'a million acres of watery jungle inj "ding officer of VX-1, Mrs. Parish and Capt. C. C. Acell, commanding officer of the Neval Quarterback Club, Mon. | “tinist R. T. Mahoney; bt. W. M. ation Virginia and North Carolina 1 atin foe County and State of Fla. Bar Ass'n (Mrs. Bernie Papy \'% em Sem wn won Albury is a shining ex * PY | Reginald Pritchard, Jumes ample of what we, as not only busi | Is Hostess Monday \Sessudly tnd: Widiel eoibein Sea Ay 7} ng fc if ; To Cirele No. Two "°°! "2 eetins wil and , Parents. wish all 4 4 Americans be held Me Sat 3pm. at the to be. His kind Circle IL of the First Presby- | home of Mrs. Daniel Garcia, 1239 terian Church met at the home | South Strect jof Mrs! Bernié C. Papy, 1039 }— Washington street Monday Mrs. Ralph Rogers led the de ‘ votional during which the Twen Radio Service Shop ty-Third Psalm was re peated 525 Margaret St. (In Rear) Mrs. Robert Bryon Russell gave TEL. 152-4 Key West Players Enjoy Chat have us forfeit demoeratic way of life and =I y Boag. | cause of folks like Hilary Albury our continual pursuit of happiness | Sroup at hospital, 2 p.m wil be fulfilled ; the lesson on the 10th Command Preston & Jack Nonnenacher Art classes for adults, West Mar - | ment, wheh was beautifully i) | tello Gallery, 8 to 9 p.m. | Cayo Huese Grotto Meeting | eee Meeting, Elks Lodge at club! * house. § p.m is Called For Friday Night 7 leis aimee erdlihs tao yp he tyr No. 311./ the Cayo Hueso Grotto will } : te fe ee tees tething. Golden Rule end Busy i tee —. GS Sanle | j } a Ft SOS |All members are urged to be ‘ present by order of Dr. Detio Co 7 MARCH 2 Mooting, Garden Club, at wo- | Prevent OY order : ON POLIO: man’s Club. 8 p.m | | * Meeting, Lower Keys Property | home of Mrs. Gleason Snow Owners Association, Cadjoc 1907 Reynolds street, 8 pm Key, 8 p.m. Meeting, Poinciana PTA, at Marionetie shows: for elemen- | school, § pm | tary 10 om. and for highs Meeting, Anchor Lodge No. 182 school students and adults 1 50 Scottish Rite Temple. § p.m m. Both shows at Key West Meeting, Beto Sigma Phi soro igh Schoo! | ity, Sam Carlos school, # p.m Party for Carnival Queen candi | Gold Star Mothers V_ FW heme date at Aeropaims, § p.m Tpm FRIDAY, FEBRUARY § | Wesleyan Service Guild, W.S8.C.S ‘ i = ‘ Water Trouble? ALL HANDS dance Boca Chica First Methodist Church, 7 20 P : i 4 swittiming pool patio. 9 pm.| pm } > , Boca Chics Carnival Queen TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 7 . - WE AREN'T f the! ; Candidates will be present | Meeting, Cirete | Women Officers’ Wives Club luncheon. First Presbyterian Church ‘ . ‘ Fi. Taylor, 1 p.m. cocktails at} home of Mrs. Edward Kuhnel j : , } Since Installation Of New Equipment— ‘ §pom ‘ Fern Chapter, No. 11 — } M Meeting, Truman Elementary} ae eeottieh Rite Temple, 8! PTA, at school, 7 45 | pm. pm Meeting, DeMolay Mothers: Cir Meeting, Mothers’ Club of cur cle, roof garden Scottish Rite BRING YOUR WASHING TO THE ‘and St. Joseph's in St Cecelia’ Temple, 7.30 p.m Hall, 7:30 p.m Meeting, Harris School PTA. & ¢ BENDIX LAUNDRY \TURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 pm | ’ Citizen Statt Photo | ; 56 Sans orneet el 2 "i 0 7 r - =f, U erie ct Wen tarcts| “eee, cramer Peet] wey qeuneting GND APRINNED Vem Gee. oasmowtrs bARMEAGE pnd Welepth nich ‘ollowed included « group of sg 2 ra —— .m., patio jee pa « hen os aun Pome the Key West Players. Standing is Jonathan Jackson whe has a role in the next pr Kind Lady,” ne ana WE WASH, DRY, AND FINISH f Stock pm . + “ ' 4 Gedderd. Mr Broan r pewman Cutter . MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 2X41 Officers’ Wives, coffee t ght in the semi-circle are Mrs. § tt, Comes eoreniedhaniall Cutter, Bowman Cutter, Mrs Fast Service, and the Best Courtesy Will Be Extended , Cirele Three, Women of | business session at Aeropalms tdard. president of the Key West | . irector @f the dra for ea sarmett, intent on his buffet plate the Presbyterian Chusch. | vam aches. ' ‘ .