The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1952, Page 4

Pace & THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, June 21, 1952 _ SOCIETY ... PERSONALS... NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Portrait In Charm Brilliant Wedding Scene Is Staged At Nottage-Mahan Nuptials Last Eve. Lovely Lorraine Naomi Nottage, daughter of Mrs. Kathleen Nottage of this eify, exchanged vows last evening in a double ring ceremony which united her in marriage to Parker Eugene Mahan of Hearne, ‘ 1 one of the most fashionable and vividly beautiful weddings 3 At dusk, the wedding party entered the First Baptist Church as decorated with potted palms, huge baskets of white gladiolas, t- | candelabras and bows of white satin on the church pews. he nuptial music was played by®: Mrs. Mayfield Salas.| David Porch, junior usher, who os were sung by El- is also a cousin of the bride’s. Boston, Mass., and| Mrs. Nottage, the bride's mother, nch, a ate of) Wore a beige dress of lace and li- from Florida State Uni-| 22%: Her accessories were white J se Res © | and her flowers were orchids. Homestead, Fla. Mr.| The groom’s mother, Mrs. Park- “I Love Thee” by er Odell Mahan of Hearne, chose | Greig. Miss French sang,|as her gown, a sheer navy blue, fow Do I Love Thee” by Lippe! Her accessories were pink and ! Lord's Prayer” by) her flowers were orchids. Following the wedding, a recep- impressive ceremony began) tion was held in the First Baptist ck and was performed; Church annex, arold H. Link The new Mrs. Mahan is a bril- ant bride, given in mar-| }iant musician and was rencetnly age by her grandfather, Mr. W.| graduated cum laude from FSU. fontecino, presented @ She attended Key West High in a bridal gown! School before entering college and tulle. and chantilly js popular in the younger set of tin. The fitted bodice) Key West. She is a member of of delicate lace with) Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Kappa collarr pointed-to-| Lambda, Sigma Alpha Tota and and with covered) Kappa Delta Pi, At FSU, she was yn the back. The tiny! president and accompanist of the was highlighted with pan-| Women’s Glee Club. She has re- of lace and yards of nylon) ceived the Sword of Honor from} iad cacefully into &) Sigma Alpha Iota for which she in. Her bridal served as secretary and chaplain rim was created Last January, the former Miss French illusion veil-) Nottage presented a piano recital. a bouquet of frag-| ghe has played for various civic ering around activities in Key West. She intends to teach music in the Atlanta Pub- lic Schools, Atlanta, Ga Parker Eugene Mahan, the groom, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Odell Mahan of Hearne,| Texas. They have been visiting in) Key West and gave a rehearsal dinner party for their son and his bride-to-be with the entire bridal group as guests on Thursday even- ing The groom is now an advanced student at Emory University School t J Hy € Downi \ . Fr t I sm. vning sang, ce cousin of of loveliness ow gown of taffeta ted strapless bodice for her shoulders. els of Speer’s . ged of of Deatistry, Atlanta, Ga., and was f t shoulder) president of his class. He was graduated from Hearne High School, Texas and attended Texas} A i M. He also served in the U.S. Navy for four years. | P The happy couple will spend a honeymoon tmp h to Atlanta, selected as her traveung a navy blue suit in faille with| s of red and white in nd collar of pique. She} es of white and natch yla 306 Th Hall msan idle for baking tem ww are making inkle @ few ops of is ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Miss Lorraine Adams To Be Wed To Lt. (J.G.) Richard Lundgren Mr. and Mrs. A. Maitland Adams of 1101 Casa Marina Court, an- nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter Lorraine Yyonne te Lt. (j.g.) Richard Nelson Lundgren, July 3 at the Adams’ home at seven o’elock in the evening. The Rev. Ralph Rogers will perform the cere: Miss Adams, popular member of the social set Florida State University and the x. West Liberty State College in West Virginia. The groom-to-be is the son of Mrs. E. Lundgren of 2750 W. Chi- cago blyd., Detroit, Michigan. He is a graduate>of the University of Michigan and a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Lt. Lundgren was stationed in Key West during the past year. At present, he is attached to the Har- RADIANT BRIDE is Lorraine Naomi Nottage who was mar- ried Jlast..evening to Parker Eugene. Mahan of Hearne, Texas, in a formal and colorful ceremony. at the First Baptist Church. A recent graduate of Florida #State University, the new Mrs. Mahan is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Kathleen Nottage of Key West. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Odell Mahan of Hearne. The newlyweds left for a honey- moon trip and will be at home in Atlanta, Ga., after July 1. a Coming Events SATURDAY, JUNE 21— June Dance at the Boca Chica C.P.0. club, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., with floor show, television star, dance teams, emcee and fun. Youth far Christ Rally, Fleming street”. Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m. Cake S#ie,.by Gold Star Mothers, San Carlos building. Youth Center dance, house, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY, JUNE 23— Beta Sigma Phi meeting, 8 p.in Anchor Lodge meeting, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m. Methodist Men meeting, Wesley House, 8 p.m. Party and treasure hunt commit- tee meeting, 8 p.m., at 123 Telegraph Lane. TUESDAY, JUNE 24 Dinner meeting, Kiwanis Club at Casa Cayo Huese restaur Wesley ber Defense Unit, U.S. Naval Base at Norfolk, Va. Details of the wedding and per- sonnel of the bridal party will be announced in the near future. “People’s Forum nware ald be re to letters un- ind will be pu less requested otherwise, “Answers Gibb” In reading your article, “THIS | ROCK OF OURS”, on the situation {of the outboard races in Garrison } Bight, I must admit I was a little | surprised. It is understandable |when a lawyer twists facts but it is above my understanding when a reporter does so. There seems to be so many statements in your article that I disagree with that I think I'll take them as they appeared in your write up. 1. First, the Lucky Strike may throw a small wake normally, but by Mr. Niles own admission to Mr. MeKillip, he crossed the South side of the race course doing eight knots. This no doubt was in order to clear the path of the on coming boats which were heading perpin- dicular to the course taken by the Lucky Strike. This gunning of the motors was not only noticed by many spectators on the boulevard, but many on the end of the fill had to jump back to avoid being wet as the result of this wake. 2. As to boatmanship, maybe you should try maneuvering a splinter doing fifty miles per hour. 3. You say that the members seem irritated when a boat crosses the course. Wouldn't you if it could mean the life of yours or that of a USN. The wi ig will take place mony. in Key West, attended Key West Couple Observe Their 40th Anniversary A 40th wedding anniversary will be celebrated here by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muniz of 1730 United street, Sunday, June 22. The couple were married in Tampa, Florida im 1912, In 1935, they moved to Miami, Florida, and five years later, established resi- dence in Key West where have been living for the past 12 years. They have two daughters: Mrs. Auster Alexander and Miss Gloria Muniz, and a son, James Muniz, all local residents. For the Sunday celebration, the family will gather at the Muniz home in honor of the memorable occasion. Shrine Delegation Visits Relatives In Key West Following the Shrine Convention in Miami, Jack L. Hunter who plays in the Sudan Temple Band, is visiting here with nis brother, Dick Hunter, and Mrs. Hunter, for a few days. Shriner Hunter lives in Smith- field, N. C. and made the side trip from Miami for a look at Key and to see his relatives. He is stopping tant Si. BEAUTIFUL BRIDE TO BE is at the Atlantic Shores motel. Dance Tonight Opens Summer For Youth Center The Key West Youth Center opens its summer program tonight with a dance for the 15 to 19 year old group at Wesley House, begin: ning at 7:30 p.m, The Coral Isle Serenaders will play and a snack bar will be open. Admission is only to the holders of membership cards or to students who have returned permission blanks signed by parents or guar- the Youth Senior Council, 516 Ca- therine street, has extra blanks. Miss Margaret Hughes will di- rect the older group activities for the summer. Through the coopera- tion of Horace O’Bryant, superin- tendent of Monroe County Schools, the Youth Center has been includ- friends? | 4. For delaying the parties on | the boats for hours for the race to | finish. I hardly think this is neces- | sary as each race heat only takes | about five to eight minutes. Surely | ‘the fishing parties involved would | rather lose a few minutes of their | time rather than have a man loose his life. 5. You mention us interfering with a man making his _ living surely we wouldn't think of doing such a thing as all of the Captains of these boats are personal friends of most of us. They have cooperat ed with us in the past, with a few exceptions, and | am sufe they will continue to do so in the future. It might be interesting to note that Mr. West, President of the Char- ter Boat Association, cooperated in this race to the extent of offering ant, 6:45 p. m. Youth for Christ Bible Study, 7:30) p.m., Fleming street Methodist| Church, 729 Fleming street. | Special general meeting Key West Players, Barn Theatre, 8) p.m. One-act plays, work shop and play reading. Order of DeMolay Boys, meeting | Scottish Rite Temple, 7:30 p. m V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary, Post Home on Elzabeth st., meet ing at 8 p.m i Sparking Waters Rebekah Lodge No. 14, Knights of Pythias Hall, 8pm } Rotary Club Board of directors meeting, 8 p.m., home of Joe Pearlman. Dog track discussion, meet United Chureh Women, i gregational Church at 11 a.m All women of city invited tc attend WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25— Ladies Day Golf Tournament. 5 W. Golf Course, 9 a.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce clubhoure, § p.m. Key West Duplicate Bridge Ae sociation, Coral Room, Ove seas hotel, 7:45 p.m Meeting, Island City Navy Wives Club No. 68, Bldg. 178, N. &. Mam L heon, bridge, Canasta, for Wives’ group 1pm Bodies ah Rite Tempie meeting. bs | some of these outfits the use of his signal gun with which we started our races 6. Now for the selection of a suit able site to race in. We would ap preciate you showing us a course in Garrison Bight which wouldn't interfere with the course of the charter boats. We have been try ing for some time to find such an area that you speak of 7. I think that all of us very very much appreciate telling us where ald would buy e two hundred dollar value you piace on For your information, these em. FAWTU luncheon at Aeropaims clubh r Keys P. CF NS JUNE FRIDAY Meeti F ed in the summer recreation pro- gram. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will provide councillors for four weeks. Duke Has Cold LONDON \#— The Duke of Edin- burgh has a bad cold and must stay indoors several days, Buck- ingham Palace announced today. The duke is at Windsor Palace with his wife, Queen Elizabeth II. They have been entertaining there during the Royal Ascot Race meet- ing this week. outfits come nearer to the thou- | sand dollar mark, and some of them exceed that. Hard to believe? We can show you in figures. 8. Now Mr. Gibb, aren't you dra- matizing it a bit when you speak af the danger of one of these ten for boats weighing one hundred pounds sinking a thirty four foot boat and drowning or killing its occupants while tied to it’s dock? 9. Now for the best of all. You say that the probable reason for us running our present course is that we deliberately show no considera- | tion for others. Surely Mr. Gibb, | an organization like the Key West Outboard Club whose members have put on races for just about | every charitable organization, | surely these men must have some consideration for their fellow man. We have raced for the “MARCH | OF DIMES,” “CANCER,” “RED CROSS” and many others too num- erous to mention. | | Gone, Mone Bogie, . posse oe named him that) and asks that I cover and assist as judge in just like those in Kes Detroit, Mich. CONCH - CHOWDER by RAYMER Telegram to me from Maida La Mass., says she’s delighted with comments on the Buddy Young, the “John Fredericks of the piano’ the Mad Hatter Fashion show whigh is forthcoming. Her wire al so explains the long distance call I didn’t quite get day before yes- terday. Maida and Joe are off to their summer place, “The Queen's Taste,” up in the Cape Cod region. While dining with Marionne Si mone the other“eve, had my mem- ory tested by Lou, That Impulsive Michiganer who had his boss and a fellow engineer along. Much fun with Jaxson joining the party. And speaking of parties, the big fare well one for Capt. C. C. Adell eomes off tonight at Fort Taylor, Marines guarding the portals. Also there's the TV floor sho w and dance at the Boca Chica C.P.O. I expect te run into a lot of friends | used to know in show business of which there is none like. the busi ness, of course. Also letter drift brings one from the Beaver Valley Times, in my old stamping grounds, from a gal who works in the advertising de partment on the newspaper there She visited here not long ago and was impressed with ‘charm of the Southernmost City.’’ She sent word of Bill Wehr, late of the Marine Corps detachment in Key West He's now on the Times advertising staff with the letterwriter, Patri cia Berry. And comes a wedding invitation from Matty Matthews, Lt. Howard Lynn Matthews, that is, the man who knows about snorkels, an pouncing that he will be wed to Rosemary Virginia Carnes on J $ at the U. S. Coast Guard Acade my Chapel New London, Conn Matty’s father was boxing coach at Citadel and his brothers are football toppers, one a professic with the Golden Bears of Ca fi The Key West Outboard Club is always willing and ready to help in anything for Key West and It’s people, yes even to participating in parades | Yours truly, G. Hastings Adams, Jr. Piano and Theory Instruction Mrs. Walter Price @ Fleming St. Phene 1850 207 «Staples ve FUN! FUNI FUN! For entertainment join the crary het contest 41 the TRADE WINDS CLUB EVERY MONDAY NIGHT PRIZES TO ALL. GRAND PRIZE WINNER TO BE CHOSEN BY THAT MAD-HATTER OF THE KEY- BOARD — BUDDY YOUNG. just A Zany Chapeau Makes You A Contestant Wedding Bells Will Ring of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maitland Adams, 1101 Casa Ma: who have announced her approaching mar (jg.) Richard Nelson Lundgren, USN. tioned at Norfolk, Va., with the Harbor Defense Unit, L Base, is the son of Mrs. E. Lundgren, 2750 W szarovici en route to Provincetown, | Miss Lorraine Adam na Court, 3, to Lt now sta S. Naval ago Bivd., riage, July The groom Cc nia. My little niece, Gayle Bellotte | fell in love with Matty and accord. ing to word from home (before she went to Arizona with her father) was still remembering him in bed time prayers at the time of the infatuation with “Uncle Matty her fondest ges. ture was to comb his hair and, if he humored her, dab his face with purloined cold cree NEAR RIOT occured at the tary Club Thursday when Moreno made a speect cent visit to Moxico ( As a four year old, f Ro Curry on his re He des. cribed flowers, vegetables and fruits of Mexico, saying they were West but the phrase he used for one product was Cuban sl and Judge Lo. pez, Jr., practically fell out of his chair with laughter, followed by guffaws from the other native Key Westers. Moreno was entirely inno cent of the slip. Final Bridge game played by Bobb Cadenas with lucky me as partner was a sure-fire humdinger. .but due only to her skill, not mine, By now she and Buddy are established in Jax and must had with Comdr. Douglas Clark and hi charming wife, Suc Sario, Carlyle, stopped in to sa howdy on ro to Cuba, an on the way back be on revue work in M Beards a feather flocked together the ot er day when I Bu Satan, wow Larry Kar has have a reunion Dance impre also ar of introduced pianist, 1 Budd but time Idi a a full chin set We Fired the Cook and Locked the Kitchen Door JUST TO MAKE THIS YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL SPOT CASA CAYO HUESO Top of Ouval on the blue Atlantic COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT Every Night in the Week! KEY WEST'S FAVORITE LATE SPOT OPEN TIL 4AM. NEVER A COVER OR MINIMUM Just For Bargain Hunters THE BIGGEST FOOD VALUE IN THE KE }Son For ‘lwigs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Edward Hillwig, 1013 Packer stret, are the parents of a baby boy born at the Monroe General hospital, June 19. The new arrival weighed seven ounces and was named Lawrence Edward. pounds, » four | Tolsmas Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Tolsma Sr., 709 Emma Street, are the par- ents of a son born June 19 at the Monroe General hospital. The baby boy weighed seven pounds, eight ounces and has been named Wood- + jrow Tolsma, Jr. a Girl For Menendez Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robert Me- nendez, 320 Elizabeth street, have |a baby daughter born at the Mon- roe General hospital, June 17, She weighed seven pounds, twelve oun ces and has been named June El- ten, a 'Denies Romance SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Gov. jAdlai E. Stevenson denied Friday |night that he is romantically in |clined toward Miss Dorothy Fos | dick, daughter of Harry Emersor | Fosdick. | The report appeared | Pearson’s } column. “Newspapers have married me {to three ladies in the last few months,” Stevenson said in a state- | ment. “I guess they think the plur- |al of spouse is spice and now Mr. | Pearson has added still another. “it is all very flattering to me— if not to the ladies. I apologize to them for any embarrassment the writers may have caused them,” The governor, 52 and father of three sons, is divorced. in Drew syndicated newspaper Karns . . . Street scene: George Renna eating crackling breakfast food Sunday morning in the front patio of his motel. ‘Sad news for Joe Hurka now in Chicago: the fighting Siamese fish, which he left with Dick Erteman for the summer, gave up the fight and has gone to Finny Valhalla. .The Great Dane puppy owned by Vi Veidt has been named Nils. .He’s fawn colored now and looks as if he'll be big as a stag someday. CARD OF THANKS In behalf of all the relatives of my beloved husband, the late Royce 0. Tobin, I desire to speak grateful thanks to all who sent flowers, or in other manner gave expression of sympathy toward, or thoughtfulness of us. It is my de- sire that this acknowledgement be accepted in behalf of the bereaved mother, as well as myself, Mrs, Berta Tobin and Children Bruce Sayles Mr. and Mrs, Le Roy Tiderman ADELINE De ADELINE RUSSELL ~ DANCING YS TODAY LUNCHEON OR DINNER AT RAUL’S TOPS IN FOOD DINNER TONITE: ROAS 11K CONDITIONED PRIME RIBS OF BEEP rom $1.25 ot