The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 5, 1952, Page 4

Page 4 MARGARET FORESMAN, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOCIETY... PERSONALS. .. Society Editor SHOP HOPPING with As this column is being written, , I have just voted for a President of the United States, but 1 don’t know how it is coming out yet. By the time this reaches you, the elections will be ancient history, and everyone will know. But excitement is running high, and a holiday spirit pervades the gir. It was even exciting going shopping this morning. . . here is what I found: : xkw kk Interesting and lovely scenes from the South Seas painted on silk, caught my eye as |} went Into the Ditty Box yesterday. Two 1 saw, were scenes from Guam. Lovely and colorful, tacked to a [ grass mat. The enterprising lady who runs the. Ditty Box has been having a hard time keeping up with the demand for bamboo table mats, so she has devised « beautiful one of abaca straw cloth, stiched nb rafia that is much more at- active and exotic than the bam- so Mrs. Lovell is * ‘There are lots of ways to stuff a@ vegetable, and most of them } are favorites of mine. Now, anyone | who stuffed a. mushroom will} please raise their right hand. It »makes a good hot Sunday Night , or for that matter, a good : eon dish anytime. Peel the. large ones, and leave the little ones as is: There are folks who claim that all the flavor {gin the skins. Be that as it may, the skin on a large mushroom is '® wee bit tough. Cut off all stems, and wash everything. With a spatula or a small spoon, fill the caps with finely ground chicken, sausage, tuna, or any- thing you like that is full of pep. ‘Mushrooms must be flavorful. Bake stuffed and plain with the stems, in; a greased pan with a tablespoon of! butter until the mushrooms are: cooked and the filling is done through. Don’t turn the mushrooms. wt Was there ever a woman with soul so dead, she wouldn't thrill right down to her little painted toenails over a gift of black lin- gerie? Now | don't know if 1 have many male readers but Mom can show this to Pop or frame it and prop it against his | @offee cup some morning as a big fat Christmas hint! The loveliest most lavish and daring black lingerie in town is being displayed this week at Mar-Ed. In the window is a gown for the Queen of your heart with matching negligee, a lovely half slip te match, also full slip, pan- ties and bra. Also at Mar-Ed, other lovely lingerie items in the smoochiest colors going. Frothy with pleats and lace, sheer as @ wisp of cloud and soft as an angel's wing. The most popular men in town this Christmas will be the ones @ enough to shop. for lingerie, and Mar-Ed has special salespeople just for youl Are you chicken? x wk T've always . suffered a. slight | twinge of envy for people well, enough known that they would re- | edive mail addressed vaguely or | ih code, like “Lotions of Love” | “There'll, be Good news’ tonig! ete., that always reached it’s des- tination promptly. Well, it’s. hap- | pened! This weekend I received, an oversized gold postcard (it cost | 6c to send it), addressed poetically. | Of course, the name and address | were very plain, but still and all | + «+ det me quote: “Over the rivers, mountains, and | lakes, Carry this card for goodness’ | sakes! | At “Key West Citizen” office, | leave it. . . And I hope “Mrs. Shop Hopper” Jaxon | Will be there to receive it. | To Key West, Florida, please do | bear it... So that my friend and her dear ones may share it.” Now isn’t that cute as a bug? Tt comes from La Vica Gustafson, that lite cutie who used to have the F s Pins and Bows here reg City, ! da now, and of course fs up to her ears in interesting things. I am a complete louse and Daven't written to her yet, but | efter such an unusual card, rl) surely have to, % ze ae Sf 9 read @ cute story yesterdey about a woman with three faces. Now generality @ weman has @ terrible time with jwet ens, but three. . .weill OF course it turn | ed out that the faces were ali | but she had three changes, him or for an eccasien, Wt wes all done with glosses! Now don't go rushing out and | Wester Hemjspbere, The litte J | buying new spectacles you don’t need to wear just to be able to change your face, but if you these who must w really be interested to know that there is a place where you can be fitted by a gal who has been trained for this phase of eye work which concerns the cosmetic ap- pearance of you glasses. The gal is Mrs Gladys Barber and she is associated with Dr. Valdes whose offices are on Du- val Street upstairs and = just across the street from the Beach- comber Jewelers, Gladys also as- sists Dr. Valdes and the other Doctors who are associated with this office: Dr. George Lawson, prominent eye surgeon of Miami and Dr. Jos. Groom, formerly of the Mayo Clinic. xk * Speaking of glasses just reminds me, that during my shop hopping tour yesterday, I got terribly ab- sent minded, and laid my own glasses down and walked away. They are prescription sun glasses and would make anyone else cross eyed if they tried to wear them, so they are only of use to me. They have plastic rims shot with silver and are quite small. Shop -hopping being what it is, I visited among other places, the Ditty Box, Chic, Beacomber, Mar- Ed, Kress. . .at the kitchen wear counter, and the Caroline Shop. So if anyone should find them, and will either notify me at the Citizen Office, or bring them in, I'll go McAvoy one better and offer a reward in money! I'd also. be most» grateful, because without them you know. . .well I just don’t early bird, and like to be that rarity, often ed about but seldom seen, . .the early Christmas shopper. But if you should be around the Caro- line Shop. . .just down Anne St. from Caroline, stop in and look at some of the one-of-a-kind giffe there, made especially for them. ' LE especially admired the hand woven pla mats of natural linen with metalic threads cun- ningly ed inte the border. Some huge ceramic ash trays for your favor n each chair, He'll be delighted and you'll be pleased too. Just for Christmas the Caro- line Shop has -dainty toiletry cases of silk fitted with plastic hotties for your favorite lotions and creams. Hand painted de- corative tiles, straw slippers, and more things than | can possibly mention here. The variety is end- jess, delightful and just right. Remember the. early bird! x * * Believe it or not, a woman wrote the following, but it is alas, too true! “When daughter dresses in half the time it took her mother, the feat is accomplished, not through a-maximum of speed but through a minimum of garments.” xe * Wf you've passed Chic uptown on’ Duval St. recently, you've probably noticed two very smart suit dresses in the window. One is plain narrow grey skirted with a full swing jacket in an odd checked design accented with @ huge button at the collar and another at each side on the In- teresting pocket treatment. The other has a black silk faille skirt and rough ribbed | short sleeved jacket of beige with red accent at the collar. Center- ed in the window is a navy blue | skirt with scalloped pockets and | @ charming white boucle even- ing sweater. F Now these dresses are very very smart, but you'd never guess. . .these are all maternity clothes! The mamma-te-be will be delighted te know she can get lovely smart clothes so rea sonably at Chic. These dresses beer the femous “Lady in Wait- ing” tee. xx Life magazine, among many others, and the newspapers too, have been*most enthusiastic about s living up in Panama /the performance of a group of | dancers from a country that is a/ good neighbor of ours, the island | of Bali. The very name brings | visions of oriental splendor, What intrigued me was the wonderful reviews on the art of a little lady / only twelve years old, who is the / | dance sensation of the new theatre seasoa. She is reporied to be a; Weauliful Balizese child, so woo- deriul we watch that people go back to see ber again and again The pictures taken of ber in motion bear this out. This is the first group of dancers and mus) cians from Bali to appear in the! Wednesday, November 5, 1952 |Winners Listed \For Weekly Bridge Sessions In K. W. This week’s duplicate bridge in | Key West has seen some fine play- ing, both at the Monday night ses- | sion of the Key West Duplicate | Bridge Association and the Ft. Tay- jlor Duplicate group on Tuesday. Monday night’s winners were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lang, high north and south, and Mrs. Arnold Macmanus and Mrs. Charles Bra- tenahl, high east and west. Second place north-south winners were Mrs. Wales Benham and Mrs. Clyde Brunson. Second east-west place was taken by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Drake. At the Ft, Taylor session, under the direction of Col. R. E. Ver- mette, Miss Florence Sawyer and Mrs. Malvina Hoff took top north- south honors, with Capt. and Mrs. A. O, Momm placing second in that position. East and west winners were Lt. and Mrs. R. L. Clock, with Mr. ond place spot. Efforts are being made to get at Ft. Taylor on Tuesday nights, | j at whieh instructions will be: given | to new players and. also practice | in playing will be offered for those who are relatively inexperienced. Persons interested in this phase of bridge may learn particulars by contacting Mrs. H. Reed, 1215 First Ave. Any experienced bridge players are invited to come by pairs to play in the sessions of the Key West Duplicate Association, which meets,each Monday at the Jaycee club house, Flagler Avenue at the Boulevard, at 8 p. m. The Ft. Taylor sessions are held for all Navy people in the vicinity who have the privilege of the Ft. Taylor club. Bazaar Planned By Lutheran Ch. Ladies Aid Group The annual Ladies Aid Bazaar of Grace Lutheran Church, Tenth Street at Flagler, will be held Fri- | ‘day, November 7, starting at 4 p. m., and Saturday, November 8, from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. ‘The affair will feature handiwork articles, children’s clothing and | toys and baked goods made by | the ladies and their friends. There will be a.“Fish Pond” and other attractions for the children. The men of the church and the young people's league will have booths for their crafts and handi- | works, | Come, bring the family. and ‘have supper and an evening of fun. Sup- per plates and coffee with dessert will be sold. Also on the menu are hot dogs, sandwiches and soda pop. | Attendance drawings will be called | during the evening. Word To Parents From Youth Center Head Ruth Wright, director of Youth | Center activities at Wesley House, | would like for all parents and in- terested persons to know the fol- lowing facts about the work there. “We are trying to make the Youth Center at the Wesley House an interesting place for your chil- dren to go on Saturday nights. The children are well chaperoned, and wholesome entertainment is planned for them every Saturday night. “We are a little short of funds te carry on our work, and we plan \to have a cake and candy. sale Saturday, November 8, in front of the San Carlos Theatre. If you will contribute either cake or can- dy, will you call 1078M after 4 p. m., and we will pica it up Friday afternoon, November 7, “We are having a square dance {this Saturday night at the Wesley | House.”” | star’s name is Ni Gusti Raka, and she’s off now with her company on a tour of the country. I'd be! so happy if they were to come near enough for the people down here to go to see them. ‘They're | and Mrs. Victor Lang taking sec- FE a beginner’s bridge session started | ~ ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Exotic Lass ei . =| Citizen Staff Photo HARKING BACK to the days when flirtation was aided by the dainty fan, this glamorous senorita was among the masqueraders celebrating the Hallowe’en season at Poinciana School P.T.A, Carnival last Friday. She is Mary Ann Lopez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lopez. Gold Star Mothers List Contributions To Nov. 3 The Gold Star Mothers grateful- ly. acknowledged the following lat- | est contributions to their War Mem- orial Fund. They wish to express appreciation to these and all pre- | keteers” in so far as fighting to- | child would be proud to find it un- vious contributors. Previously acknowledged . $860.82 Anchor Lodge F. and A. M. $50.00 Vincente Molina’s Bakery 5.00 Mrs, Genevieve A. Warren 10.00 Speas Plate Glass Co. 5.00 Monroe Motors 10.00 Kiwanis Club of Key West 25.00 Claude A. Gandolfo 5.00 Mrs. George Archer 1.00; Mrs, Norberg Thompson 5.00: Other contributions z Mr, and Mrs. W, J, Limbert 10.00; Arthur Lujan * 2.00 Anoymous 1.00 erts 54.00 |\Tiny Tots Have Hallowe’en Party At Church Center On Wednesday, October 29, the beginners class of the First Con- gregational Church celebrated Hal- lowe’en with a party at the church recreation center. The table at which the youngsters sat to re- ceive refreshments and favors for the evening was decorated in orange and black with a black cat being the centerpiece. Mrs, Sarah Campbell, Mrs. Mar- jorie Pinder and Mrs. Naomi Rob- erson were judges for the evening, and they chose the following child- ren as having the cutest costumes: Theresa Casas, Skippy Askew and |Sheila Filer. Prizes for the most | comical costumes went to Linda Armayor, Bruce Lamberson a: Billy Gates. 2 Children attending the party were Bruce and Sharon Lamberson, Jer- ry, Ray and Richard Carter, Caro- lyn and Skippy Askew, Danny and Janet Campbell, Shelia Filer, Grace | and Jean Alvarez, Carolyn Atkin- | 6.28.) MAID'S NIGHT OUT By RAYMER ‘Los Tres Alegres Comprades” at San Carlos Theatre. Something like the “Three Mus- ha gether, eyeing the senoras and sen- i oritas and engaging in other lively peeeeeures, this release of Clasa- |Mohme, Inc., looks as if it would | please non-Spanish speaking people just for the action and hilarity, Even the three musketeers motto jis used “Todos apra una—y. una | Para. todos”, all: for one and one for all, but with an addition,“y ella lara cual de tros tres,” and she ;Which one of the three? The question is Rebeca Itur- songs of recording art- de. Castijla are also in pbide. “Th iste Rosa /Collection. by Mrs. Sarah Rob- | the picture, | dl@*Sars are Jorge Armendariz and | The’ three “ Negrete, , Pé Andres Sole father w " jons follow in his riotous footsteps: The exotic Re- beeca disrupts the family’ compan- ionship. | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5—~ Navy Wives’ Bowling League, Naval Station Alleys, 1 p.m. Meeting, Junior Ch. Commerce at clubhouse, 8 p.m. Island City Navy Wives’ Club No, 88, meeting at Bldg. 178, 10:30 a.m. Ladies Golf Tournament, K. W Golf course, 9 a.m. Handicraft G: Naval Statior ee d floor, f ».m, 7X-11 '.W.C. meeting; place t | b> ar -ounced. | Key ‘est Outboard Club A:xili | ary, 8:30 p.m. Place to be an- ounced. | “ubron Officers’ ‘Vives, coffee | Ft. Taylor, 10 a.m. “HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6— CAP Cadets, Key West High Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. Navy Wives’ Bowling League, 1 | ‘is the wayward| son, Linda and Billy Gates, Theresa Casas, Bonnie Newlan, Sheila Rob- erson, Linda Armayor, Pamela Wagoner and Ella Gates. } Adults were Ruth Carter, Leona Spaller, Beverly Newlan, Doris Hargrave, Diana Casas, Eloise Wagoner, Sallie Askew, Sarah p. m., N. S. Also open bowling. Rotary Club luncheon, 12:15, St Paul’s Parish Hall. Key West Lions, meeting, 6:30 p.m. C.A.P. Cadets, at Key West High School, 7:30 p.m. Elks Lodge, at club house, 8 p.m. | NEWS OF INTEREST. Got An Old Toy? Navy Relief Soc. Can Use It Now by Margo ¥ you don’t believe Christmas is | just around the corner, you should take a look at what the women act- ive in the Navy Relief Society are to sell or otherwise distribute through the Navy Thrift Shop this year. The Thrift Shop, as you surely = | know by now, is located on the sec. ond floor of the Navy Commissary building, and it is there that the toys will go on sale within the next few days. Meanwhile, what a flurry and scurry the gals in charge of the work are going through. They are painting, making doll clothes, refur- bishing and replacing wigs for the dollies that may have received rough ‘treatment from their for- mer owners—in. short, they are do- ing everything necessary to make the toys so bright and shining that you almost can’t tell they aren't brand spanking new. Sparking this tremendous outlay of energy and-elbow grease. are Mrs. W. H. Truesdell, Mrs. E. A. Barham, Mrs. L. L. Tyndall and all other members of the Fleet Train- jing Group division of the Officers’ Wives’ Club here. If you happen to notice any of the catchy posters around adver- tising the toy drive and sale, they are the work of the Fleet Sonar School, and were done by people who know what to put on a poster to make people look at. it. Sometimes the ladies involved in this project have to call on the menfolks for help in working over some of the mechanical toys, part- icularly the vehicles such as wag- ons, tricycles, bicycles and other items devoted to the swifter pro- pulsion of the younger set on their appointed rounds, The most active person in this field has been Will- iam Carey of the Overseas Cycle Shop, who for the second consec- utive year is devoting his time and tools to this work. When Mr. Carey finishes with a vehicle, the Thrift Shop is proud to display it, and any der the tree on Christmas morn- ing. In spite of the help they-already have, the group badly needs some painters just now, and anyone who doing toward getting toys ready tail Sa TO WOMEN PHONE: Citizen Office, 1935 Herman’s Fashions To Have Original Showing Nov. 13 Key West will lead the resort shion parade with an exclusive Preview of Herman’s original de- signs, Smart fun-in-the-sun togs, cruisewear and glamorous cock- gowns will be modeled at the fashion show and card party spon- sored by the finance committee of the Woman’s Club at Raul’s Res- taurant November 13. These styles will be shown for the first time this season for the benefit of the Woman's Club Li- project. “Exclusively Herman’s” is synonymous with high fashion te- sort wear on Florida’s ‘Gold Coast” and after the local show- ing the Key West originals will be shown in Palm Beach. Those planning to attend may purchase tickets at the Library, 319 Duval St., or call 1145M or 1692, Tickets to this affair are limited, so get your order in now. animals, toy cars—any old toy, pick up your phone and give Mrs. Barham a call, phone 790, extension 320, and give her the glad news. as to the Naval personnel and their families, because at Christ- mas time, what does it matter whether a child’s daddy is in uni- form or civies, or whether he is black or white or yellow..or red? At Christmas a child is a child, and a toy is a toy, so let's all help get them together. CARD OF THANKS We wish in this manner to ex- Press our sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who gave us sympahty and aid during the be- reavement occasioned by the death of our beloved one, Juana Villate. Also do we thank the donors. of the floral tributes and the bearers of the body to the grave, Custom Work Done In Our Own Decorating Workshop PHONE 1076 904 FLEM'"'~ ST. KEY WEST has a little Christmas spirit in his heart to spare will be welcomed if he offers his services. Also the supply of toys has not yet come up to the expected de- mand. The larger vehicles are needed. If you have a tricycle or bicycle your child has outgrown, why don’t you drag it out and give it to the Navy Relief society so |that some child can enjoy it this | Christmas and through the months | to came. It doesn’t have to be in A-1 condition, because they will fix it up so that it is salable. It just has to be a toy. If you have any old banged-up dolls, trikes, bikes, scooters, toy “COMING EVENTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8— Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming street Methodist Church, 729 Fleming street, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10— Key West Duplicate Bridge Asso- ciation, Jaycee Club House, Flagler Ave., 7:45 p.m. Anchor Lodge No. 182, Masonic, Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m, Beta Sigma Phi at San Carlos school, 8 p.m. Key West Art and Historical Society, 8 p.m. DeMolay Mothers’ Circle, St. Paul's Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m. Circle If, First Presbyterian Church, 3 p.m. Place to be an- nounced. Poinciana School PTA, school, 8 p.m. Circle If, First Presbyterian Church, with Evans, 1226 Flagler, 8 p.m. Gold Star Mothers, at VFW Home, 7 p.m. . Wesleyan Service Guild, WSCS of First Methodist Church, church annex, 7:30 p.m, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11— at Mrs. R. E all from the village of Pliatan on | 7 in- {the island of Bali. The man in Saag i ae eg oh | charge who conducts their strange | one’ and ‘daughter Joyce, Mr. and rome Moning music, a man named | y5-5 Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. Lam | Anak Agung Gde Ngurah Manders i i {not only runs the troupe, but also See: a08 Ss ant rn. AOS jthe. town of Pliatan. He's the mayor there. With a name like | that, he should be President! ae alee — was @ ge! quite gym- Mrs. Leona Spalier, Mrs. Hazel Malone and Mrs. Yvonne Atkinson acted as hostesses for the evening. | Judging from the noise that was | made and the refreshments that | were put away, the party was cer } VFW Post No. 3911, at Home, 8 p.m. ircle Two, First Methodist Church, 3 p.m. Key West Garden Club, at Wom- an’s Club, 8 p.m. Board meeting, at Woman's Club, 3 p.m. Life Underwriters of K. W.; A and B Lobster House, 12:30 p.m. IDAY, NOVEMBER 1— Alcoholics Anonymous, First nes Whese hair flew te shapes se fantastic Till she found 2 new letion A curl setting potion, + At Donald's they spray # with | Plastic, i xe Well now, did you voie? Are you proud of yourself? Win er lose you'll come cut the winner. it's gicer shopping these days too in this cool sunny crisp sir, All the stores are getting ready for Christ mas, and it isn't too soon to start shopping. See you around! Love, 300. 261) eet | Presbyterian Church Annex, 8 p.m. d fashioned Hymn sing and fellowship hour, Poinciana Bap-, tist Church, sponsored by) Youth for Christ, 7-20 p.m. nights of Pythias, Pythian Hail, & pm siers Wives’ Club hupcbess, at Ft. Taylor, 12:80 p.@- | Key West Ameteur 4 National Guard Armory, 1:30) tainly a successful affair, SED SS a BABY BOY EMOLO Mr. and Mrs. Eari Higgs are the proud grandparents of a boy bor: November 2 to Mr, and Mrs. Thor as Emolo, Paterson, N. J. pm. Mrs. Emolo is the former Mi Officerst Club. Fern Chapter ae loge Sur Slaw ¢ Wie | OO Kiwanis Club, dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. Youth for Christ Bible Study Methodist Church, 729 Fiem- ing street, 7:30 p.m. Ft. Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:45 p.m. Taylor Officers Club, 8 p.m. Key West Players, Barn Theatre, 8 pm. Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post 2011, at VFW Home, 8 p.m. Order of DeMolay Boys, at Scot- tish Rite Temple, Sparkling Waters Rebekah No. 14, at K. of P. Hall on Fleming St. § pm. Harris Schoul PTA, st school, 8 2 Spaherumest Pistol and Rife Club, st Legion Home, Stock Island, 8 p.m. ZX:11 coffee, Aeroplams, 10 2m WSCS of First Methodist Church, at church, 7.30 pm. TRUMAN PTA POSTPONED Postponement of the regular P, T. A. meeting of Truman Ele- mentary School has: been an- nounced. Due to the Armistice Day parade the night of Nov.11, the P. T. A. will meet the fol- 1 No, 2 can mixed. vegetables 2 cups prepared biscuit mix 2-3 cup water : Ye cup grated American cheese 2 tablespoons chopped parsley Break up the roast beef hash” with. a fork. Mix with the sauce This appeal is to civilians as well i Bake for 15 minutes in an oven 450 degrees, Announcement of 830 am. and 1:30 p.m. daily. A cordial invitation is selves of Mrs, Parex sere Adorable Beauty Salon 94 SIMONTON ST. HOR WAY — At woot, ot wondertud, all washable... . embroidered , jecquerd Slipper Socks are the. smartest footnote for boudoie’ or backyard thet money buy! Small, medium, lerge, Red, green, royal. greys “we FIT THE GLOBE HARD TO FIT” Formerly Pic’M Shoe Store KEY WESTS NEWEST AND LARGEST PAMILY SO Fleming Stree? i Key West, Pla,