The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1952, Page 4

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Page 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SHOP HOPPING WITH JAXON Walking around in the rain Sat- urday tying up all the loose Christmas ends didn’t seem as much like the Holiday season as when the sky is blue and smiling. But the spirit is the same, and pity the poor clerks who are weep- ing and beating their chests. One ththhg I noticed though, everyone seemed in fine humor in spite of crying skies and soupy pavements, So. . .1 went shop hop- ping too. a aed If you’ve beer: past Southern- most Flowers and Gifts recently you've seen some pretty snazzy looking centerpieces all atwinkle with snow and Christmas bells. Also some real mistletoe grow- Ing and real holly too. The sprayed holly wreathes are lovely with their big red bows to decorate a white doorway. Southernmost is ready to wish you a Merry Christmas! In the workshop, Mrs. Keys is busy as anything. A dozen hands wouldn‘t be enough to hion shawls and sweaters you've ask- ed for. But the little shoulderette she’s knitting of fine ribbon and sequins is the prettiest yet, and Mrs, Keys would be glad to show you how to make one. You‘d have a dream of a wrap for a price you'd never dream of. And now to you from the Southernmost Flowers and Gifts + + « that’s Mrs, Van Goidts- moven, and the little Work Shop, that’s Mrs. Key, the Merriest, Happiest, most Blessed Christ- mas ever. Gi Read Me too, and with it a delicious recipe for Christmas rolls for a famished family after al} the gifts are unwrapped. Heat one half cup milk until a film puckers the top, then cool to lukewarm. When luke- warm and not a minute sooner, sprinkle in one package active dry yeast to soften, or one cake of the compressed. Melt 6 table- spoons margarine or butter, and mix with one teaspoon salt and one third cup sugar in a mixing bowl. Add yeast milk mixture and two eggs and beat until well mix- ed. Stir in three and one half cups sifted all purpose flour and mix thoroughly and then dump dough out on a floured board and knead hard for about 10 minutes or until dough is smooth and springy. Re- turn dough to bowl and let rise in a warm place until double in size. Meanwhile mix up a_ fine filling. Grind one cup blanched almonds fine through a food chopper, and melt two tablespoons butter or margarine. Beat one egg and one third cup sugar together until smooth, pour in melted shortening, add almonds, two tablespoons cream, one half cup raisins, and mix well. Then heat six’ table- spoons apricot jam. Roll the dough on a floured board into a rectangle, spread sur- face with jam and almond filling. Cut dough into 2” crosswise strips | and then roll up tightly. Place rolls in baking pan greased and sprinkled with dry bread crumbs leaving one half inch space be- tween each roll. Brush tops with egg yolk mixed with two table- spoons of water and let rise again until double in size. Bake in 400 F. oven for 30 to 35 minutes, and you will have approximately one dozen very delicious rolls. Sa SO For a fast minute. . .pant, pant. . .gift, Globe Shoe store rushes to the the rescue with “Bambeches.” In case you are slightly puzzled, . .they are straw sandals, and have \ Bamboche bags to match too, The slogan for these in case you are feel fresher and lessen circulation complications. By golly, I’ll never have that kind of complications the way I wiggle my feet up and down Duval Street and all over town Shop Hopping. Now another way to fix you up is to tilt the bed so that your feet are higher than your head, and right at this moment I feel as though I’d like to spend just about twenty four hours doing just that. Merry Xmas! wok o® Well a big and = successful opening was held at the Casa Marina Saturday night, and I’m very sure that anyone attending it couldn’t help but notice the Casa Marina Dress Shop with its beautiful clothes showing. Al- so, did you notice that very pretty and friendly Miss Abbe who runs it? She has the cutest smile! Casa Marina Dress Shop is open to the public and their original models and famous brand clothes are no higher than the OPS Ceilings, or than any shop in town. eae Robert Schumann, who had a way of saying it in one line let loose with the following one day, I quote: “In order to compose, all you need to do is remember a tune that nobody else has thought of.” Pretty good advice in any- thing you do. * * * if your Christmas Shopping’s all done or even if it isn’t, Ideal Togs has some brand new shorts for the kiddies that are the last gasp in shorts. There are whole boxes of sizes in the snazziest denims with the new nipped in leg treatment. They come in grey and white, faded blue and white, and have darling tops to match. Another style is in navy blue twill with red and white pique trim that looks like the latest resort wear. The tiniest bathing suits are now designed by Jean Durain, that clever creator of children’s clothes who looks so much like our own Wilhelmina Harvey. They are of white pique in itsy sizes and trimmed in a scarlet Haitian print with elastic back and shoulder str: ind high bust treatment of the same scar- let. Glamour comes to the beach- es in small sizes now. . Then of course, from all the folks at Ideal Togs, a big thank you for coming around so much, and the very Merriest Christmas possible for you and your kid- * Have you seen that Christmas snow around that you can bedeck everything with? Well, try building a snowman centerpiece with a grapefruit, an orange and the tangerine for the head. Stick in pipe cleaner arms, cover with flour and water paste, stand on a mirror and spray with the snow. Then add face with but- tons, pins, or whatever you invent, a stovepipe hat, and don’t forget jan all day sucker for his hand! Ke B® Did a Hamburger ever wish you Merry Christmas? Have you ever had Seasons Greetings from big Ice Cream soda? How do you feel about Yuletide Joy from a bowl of Chili? Well, hold on because that is what bout to happen to you and you and you! Of course this isn’t my idea, and | had nothing to do with it, but when | was out to the Sigsbee Snackery yesterday that was what | was instructed to tell, you. You see, the Sigsbee Snack- family is made of all these things, and Phil and Joe want me to wish you all a Merry Christmas from the Family. terested is ‘Creole for Party and Pun.” They are made in several love- ly styles and are so supple and soft it’s like walking on air. From the very first step you take you'll feel the difference, They really fit. Foam rubber insoles and exquisitely woven of natural fibers. The bag is truly lovely in and an unusual shoulder strap. Another of this season's cutest bags is a “Bread basket” that is really a converted bread leaf tin with two covers. Lined in linen with a mirror on one co’ @ change purse on the other. gold colored metal, an amusing piece. Globe has a foretaste of spring in their shop teo and you'll be seeing some new and breath taking styles. And now Christmas before Spring, and the Segals at Giobe Shere Store wish you a Merry ene. x * * Health hints Newsletter you should wiggle | cream, om the National | that who have some very canny ideas | ings. Luv, to about teachers, and people, think Jaxon. advt. Now there's Mrs. Sigsburger, he’s the papa of all hamburgers, being @ giant of a sandwich of big fresh beefburger, melted cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato and onion. This'll be a strong Christmas! Then there are the Twinburgers, in which you get doubles in everything. And don't forget the Junior Sundae’s for Juniors. Now the best way to get these | greetings in person is te geon out there, and have one, Could you think of a better way te end an evening at the movies, or after @ drive? A delicious mouthwater- ing “meal on a bun” er one of Monday, December 2 1952 ('hristmas Nobility PETER KNIGHT, chosen King of Chr stmas by the*con' NTEREST TO EVERYONE Brooks, in the first dance after her selection at the Elks Club Christmas Ball Saturday night. Gift Exchange At Rotary Luncheon Nets Mayor Harvey A Curly Toupee A full ‘turn out of members .made the Rot on Thursday a real holiday affair. The pa where the luncheon took place was b: tinseled Christmas tree. Carols were sung Laubscher leading the song fest. bowls of poinsettias and Christmas greenery. The tab! + | trombone. Southern Bell with | course received a dial phone .. Out of town guests and visiting Rotarians were introduced and old members welcomed back by Neil Knowles, president of the local group. Visiting Rotarian E Ludwig of Ottawa, Ill, presented each member with a ruby glass| ash tray. Dr. Harold Reilly had as his special guest, the mentalist, Rajar Raboid from Miami. After an excellent luncheon, with the main entree of roast pork, Paul Sher, program direc-| tor and Oscar Morales played Santa Claus in an exchange of | gifts. The presents were not to cost more than a quarter. All those not kept by members were | gathered up for needy children. | Hit of the humorous slant on the gifts was a curly toupee for Mayor C. B. Harvey. He was} called on to tell a story which turned out to be a “bully” one. I seneriatanenieenracie j that a teacher should be fired for | entertaining girl friends in_ his classroom with the lights out. They | claim that even with the lights out, his pupils are not left in the dark about what he is doing. That is; what I read in an article about the Kentucky Court of Appeals anyhow. et Twas the night before Xmas At Donald's Beauty Shop j The girls were so tired They were to drop Now that was last year You'd better believe Fer Don's closing early This Christmas Eve. a ok the monstrous sized sundaes the } Shop Hopping’s over for another | | boys love to serve to you. Well anyhow, Merry Christmas from the whole darned Sigsbee Snackery Family, end frem Phil and Joe too, whe don't look ene bit like Sante Ciauses, but who are every time they start te dish vp that delicious Sealtest tce- Rite se The Kentucky Court of Appeals \time, and we only go out shop |hopping once more before Santa rides again. We sincerely ae we've been of belp measure, 2 won't be tway of we bave other jswecessful shopping to j take time out to sit down and a bit, and maybe count your > and Happy H Neil Know hold his r ion is that Home For C than none at all. The listeners were not cowed by the intrepid jokesters. Judge given something for the judge’s chamber. Lopez, Sr., got a gilt Chet Cold of the Telephone, of | which doesn’t work. Ernest Ram- y was presented with a water -| pi ol and a note saying he could ise it “if there was enough water to keep it filled.” Joe Pearlman tmas days is Maitiand ia Beach, Aquilino Lopez was) Citizen Staff Photo ts for the Miss Merry Christmas title, leads the winner, Miss Nancy DIAL: Citizen Office, 2-5662 Food, Fun And Festival Theme Enjoyed At BPW Christmas Party The Woman’s Club last Wednesday night saw one of the most unusual Business and Professional Women’s Club gatherings—-®@ meeting that lasted five minutes and a very uninhibited party that went on for hours. Chairman Hester Stutz, a famous Key ‘West cook, had outdone herself this time, experienced members agreed. Before the proceedings got underway, eggnog and fruit cake were served —___a2 in the dining room, Miss Minnie charming in a black, lace-trimmed taffeta dress dramatized with pur- ple orchid corsage, served, Mrs. Maitland Adams’ amgnifi- cent Santa Claus boot centerpiece dominated the table. After the pro- gram came more eggnog, more superb fruit cake, “secret recipe’ cakes and cookies, and wonderful hamburgers and coffee. The program prepared by the committee featured a “drama,” announced by Mrs. Jennie Appel- routh. The baby, crawling on the floor is gown and bonnet and carrying her own baby’s toys and bottle, was tiny Mrs. Billie Crow- ley. Three older “‘brats” were play- ed by Mrs. Glorence Gordon, Mrs, Alice Nix, and Mrs, Dora Dalton, all in fantastic hair bows and short dresses. Mrs. Carola Nettles as the mother completed the group mak- ing out a Santa Claus list for the harassed father (Joan Mardis), who finally went out and shot shot Santa Claus. However, Josr.’s personality turned out to be schi- zophrenic, for Santa showed up a few minutes and was later un- masked as -- Joan Mardis! The members also enjoyed two songs by a guest, Mrs. Jerry Co- hen, and themselves sang carols to the accompaniment of Mrs. Thel- ma Porch. The committee res- ponsible for this most successful party were Mrs. Stutz, Mrs. Ap- pelrouth, Mrs. Nettles, Mrs. Mar- dis, Miss Harris, and Mrs. Daiton. NAME OMITTED The name of Mrs. Arthur inadvertently omitted from the list of host- esses in the write-up of the Fawtu Officers’ Wives’ lunch- eon last week. HEADQUARTERS FOR Lionel Electric Trains CHAPPELL’S VARIETY ST@QRE 1100 White St. got a yoyo for ups and downs. | Ignatius Lester shaving mug with a Petty Gal on | it. Robert"Dopp received a full | unwrapped aj} laundry outfit for emergency at || the plant. given a piggy bank. Kermit Lewin got a dice game... no dice on the housing unit? Sebas- tian Cabrera was delighted with a prophetic babydoll in diapers. Jerry Trevor was|} It I 1 W. Curry Harris found his gift to |; be a dictionary “‘so that he would never be at a loss for words.” TOAST the Holiday... Non-Alcoholic! Extra Rich! Creamy! Delicious! ft's the smooth, old-fashioned: friendly drink to delight the whole family! No fuss, no mistokes when you order Egg Nog from your doiry! BE SURE TO ORDER SEVERAL GUARTS "ADAMS DAIRY DIAL 2-742 i} i} } Porter Harris, | 11QNS AUXILIARY MEETING SET TONIGHT. Every Key West Lions Club mother or wife is urged fo at- fend the meeting of the Key West Lions Club Auxiliary te- night at the Den on Seminary Street. The charter for the organiza- tion has been held open so that all who come to the meeting te- night may become charter meme rs. Election of officers will ‘be held. Refreshments are to be served after the business session and @ gppd time is promised. Subscribe to The Citizen ADELINE S Custom Work Done In Our Own Decorating Workshop DIAL 2-2365 904 FLEMING ST. 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