The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1953, Page 5

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST -TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE DOROTHY RAYMER, Societ ‘Thursday, February 5, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Editor Page 5 70 Guests Help Edward Trujillo Celebrate Birthday At Park Party Edward Twujillo celebrated his sixth birthday on Saturday | special wedding song which was i afternoon, January 31, at a colorful party in Bayview Park with|composed for the happy daze? Seventy guests, The party was arranged by his mother, Mrs. An- thony Trujilip and his aunt, Miss Hilda Diaz of 1219 Packer Street. | Four buge "birthday cakes, beau- tifully decgrated in pink, green, og ang. tose buds to complete scheme. Other refresh- ments fheluded candy, nuts, ice @ream, and soft drinks. guest received a tiny bas- ket ‘filled with assorted nuts and eAdy as favors, Many games were layed and prizes were awarded all winners. The party was attended by the following persons: Arthur Gardner, Mrs. Rojas, Linda Fernandez, Linda Norris, Gloria Ruiz, Sergio Sanchez, Juani- to Valkman, Nina Roig, Rufus Smith, Rosalie Mira, Mrs. Rosendo, Armando Pereira, Damoso Santana and Belinda Baso. Gilda Rojas, Edward Cisneno, Jimmy, Norris, David Fraga, Man- uel Castillo, Mrs. Sanchez, Peggy Lopez, Shirley Roig, Mrs. Smith, Joe Mira, Mrs. Mira. Anthony Cal- @adilla, Cecelia Pereira, Mrs.. San- tana and Sandra Knight. Jerry Rojas, Mrs. Cisneno, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Fraga, Mrs. Castillo, Doris Caerbert, Carol Lopez, Glen- dora Smith, Terry Alonzo, Sylvia Mira, Tony Rosindo Jr., Mrs. Cal- zadilla, Mr. and Mrs. Periera, and Knight. Larry May, Edwina Sweeting, Mrs. Diaz, Susan Rodriquez, Mrs. Valdez, Mrs. Hilling, Mrs, Albury, Kathleen Garcia, Mrs, Romana Machado, Mrs. Nellie Stephenson, Betty Jean Hillings, Martha Avila, psy Garcia, Mrs. Garcia, Nilo z, Mrs, iquez, Peter Val- dez Jr., Lane ee Jr., Peggy and Jean Albury. Cuban Supper Planned For Shrove Tuesday A Cuban Supper was planned for ithe Tuesday, February 17, by Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church which met at the Parish Hall on Monday. The money from the supper will be added to the church repair fund. Mrs. Eric Curty, president of the group presided, Mrs. Leland God- , dard led the devotionals. . Tiostesies for the afternoon were Mts. Glen West, Mrs. Ralph Rus- sell and Mrs, Hilda Sands. Those attending were Mesdames Clarence Allshouse, James Know- les, Leland Goddard, Erie Curry, Mervin Russell, Louise Grant, John Armfield, Emma Seymour, Ed- ward Poluzik, Stanley Pierce, Russell, Gloriana Bayly, Sweeting,» Glen West, CONCH CHOWDER By RAYMER In reviewing Benedict Thielen’s story in the American Legion Ma- gazine, named “Lady On A Reef,” I was startled to turn a page of the mag and see a big headline “NOW HEAR THIS”. . But it is just the title of an article, not a column, and has nothing to do with the Navy news letter called “Now Hear This” which starts on Saturday. It’s in the form of a personal letter to me from Lee Chapman, wife of Cdr. Cedric Chapman and has been mentioned before in this pillar. You'll follow the activities and chitchat with in- terest whether or not you are anchor-branded. Lee has that style. She used to do publicity for the State of Pennsylvania. . that's the keystone. Lee’s dachshund, Elbey, a beautiful black animal with tan markings has that dread kidney infection which is going the rounds of dogs and cats which somehow establish contact with rats which have been poisoned (even sniffing rat tracks will dot it, they say) Dr. Landrum is treating him and he seems to be on the road to recov- ery, luckily. hostess with Mrs, Chapman at a “to-do” Saturday, was standing on the corner just after the big Papy wedding, ‘chatting with Mrs. Irving Duke (who was wearing, by the by, a gorgeous yellow iris corsage which looked like an orchid spray) when a big bus turned the corner and stopped right in front of the church, At first I thought someone had copied the man in New York who swiped a bus and went for a joyride picking up passengers. . . until I saw the wedding guests climbing into it. . . and realized it was graciously hired to take them to the Casa Marina reception. DE MILLE PRODUCTION size cake at the reception was a crea- tion that must have cost several hundred smackers. . .and cake- Myron Rus*2ll, Hilda Sands, Joseph Ladd, R. F. Carroll, W. W. Hill, Emerson Archer, Allison Knowles, Elizabeth Reece, Fannie Curry. Miss Etta Patterson, Miss Jen- nie Seymour and the Rev. Fr. John Armfield, A Tampa Nugget ... Of Beauty Mrs. R. F. Merrill who is co- |; jeaters smacked lips too. . . .Photog- |Ellis Finch claims he needed a periscope to locate the bride and groom behind the four tier cake. . . After two hours the affair was still | going on. . .Did Nick Kenny, noted jcolumnist and versifier, write the Betty Madigan, chantootsie at the hotel, sang it. . The bridesmaids had to also look to their laurels + + for the bride’s mother was a real fashion plate in a subtle sea- green lace with satin pumps to friends at the U. of Florida. He’s serving his country now with the wedding in Key West which cer- tainly has its quota of them and vies with the most brilliant any- where. . .even if little Paul Saw- yer Jr had ring trouble. His bro- ther, William, was also a_ring- bearer. Flower girl was Mary Jane Wilson, pretty as an imported French doll. ON DECK to cheer Jerri Blan- jentertainment are a little over the the other eve were Jay Wray, Ski Skewis, Dean Murphy, Julian Vo- Vv. and La French, the girl who couldn’t stay away. But Jerri would be pleased to know that she does have a following among white- hats anyway. . for example Jack Johanson, SS 1st class of the USS folk was never like that. He didn’t say what Norfolk was like, but on- looker Red Kerrick did. . . Hmm. Have you heard the ballad: The Indian took his squaw friend to his wigwam... .and their love was in- tense? Nattiest hat of the season . -Dr. Ralph Herz’ white wool beret. Promenade For 40 And 8 Friday A regular monthly Promenade of Voiture Locale 728, 40 and 8, will be held Friday evening at the American Legion Home on Stock Island, Chief de Gare Joe Metzger announced toda’ Plans for the initiation or “Wreck” to be held in Key West on April 25th will be discussed FLEET TRAINING O.W.C. TO MEET FEBRUARY 11 Echoasis will be the setting for the Fleet Training Group 0. W. C. coffee hours on February 11. Donations for the Thirft Shop are wanted, dance and all members are ask- ed to be present. - looked lovely, but the young gals; match. Today I learned that the | romance between Shirley Mae and | her husband began when they were | Coast Guard, but will resume | study and his career. Well, once | more I saw a perfectly beautiful | chard whose specialities in smart | g heads of the younger navy crowd | loshin, Maida L., Pat Murphy, Vi | Robinson (DD562) who said Nor- | Citizen Staff Photos THE CAKE IS BEAUTIFUL, but the groom only has eyes for his bride, lovely Shirley Mae, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bernie C. Papy, Sr., who be- came Mrs, Norman Bell Wood in a brilliant wedding which took place Tuesday evening, February 3. The four-tiered cake ornamented with scrolls, swans, and flowers in carved frosting on a huge base was flanked by a lovely flower ar- rangement of white iris, snap- and pale yellow mums with fern, The cake weg)the’ con- versation piece -at the reeep- tion held at the; Casa Marina dragon and~gladioli « and (gold * following the dowbie:zring cere- 4 mony at the Old Stone Church. In the second sequence, the bride and -groom sample the cake with traditional exchange nibbles. The marriage and the gala reception were highlights of the winter social season here. Amateur Radio Club Will View Dial Phone Film As they have in all fields of eom- munication, the radio amateurs of America have made many import- ant contributions to the advance- ment of telephone company is making a contribution w them, in the form of an evening of enlighten- ing entertainment. Through the courtesy of the local Southern Bell] and Telephone Co., the radio amateur group will view a very detailed and interest- ing movie, “Step by Step,” giving Van Ryn Speaks At Gospel Hall August Van Ryn of Miami, will speak at the Gospel Hall, 720 Southard street tonight, tomorrow night and Sunday at 7:39, it wa announced today. j Van Ryn has been addressing the | DIAL: Citizen Office, 2-5662 Navy Outpost Reporter Wed Recently While On Leave At Pennsylvania Home Recent wedding in the north is of local interest here. The groom is Edward Paul Kenney, seaman, USN, of the PIO office on the Naval Station, and a reporter on the staff of the Navy news- paper “The Key Outpost.” He and his bride have just returned from Pennsylvania where they were wed while Kenney was on leave and are making their home in Key West while he is stationed here. The new Mrs. Kenney is the former Miss Ellen Jane Arbuckle, formerly of Glenside, Pa., daugh- ter of Mrs. John F. Arbuckle of Feltonville, Philadelphia, Pa. The groom is the son of Mrs. Gladys D. Kenney of Germantown, Pa. The double ring ceremony took place January 17 at a 10 a. m. nuptial mass in St. Luke’s Church, Fairhill. Easton Road, Glenside, Pa., with the Rev. ©. J. Patterson performing the rites, The church was decorated with ferns on the side altar and lilies and ferns at the main altar, A bi |white carpet lined the aisle with baskets of roses in the center. Nuptial music was sung by Wil- g jliam Scott and Mr. Robinson with Mrs. McGarvey at the organ. 4 | Selections were “On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother,” Panis Angel- icus,” ‘‘Little White Guest,” “Oh Lord, I Am Not Worthy,” other At Your Feet Is Kneeling. .” and “Ave Maria.” The bride carried a bouquet of white roses and orchids. Her wed- ding gown was fashioned of chan- tilly lace in bodice and sleeves, with matching lace in scalloped edges on the train of candlelight satin. The train draped from the waist and swept back in a part ling sweep. The creation featured @ tulle panel front and illusion neckline. Her fingertip veil of tulle fell from a tiara of seed pearis, Miss Jackueline Hauser of White- marsh Village, was maid of honor wearing mauve gown with satin top bodice, tulle skirt and tulle stole with Bridesmaids, Miss Kathryn-Mar- fie Trainer of Afton Manor, Pa., Miss Mary Regan of Jenkintwon, Pa. and Mrs, Richard McKeown, bridal attendant from Yeadon, Pa., wore similar satin and tulle dresses in mauve and carried bouquests of pink roses. Flower girl was Miss Catherine Mannion of Drexel Park, Pa., who worea frock to compliment the bridesmaid ensembles. She car- roses. pendale of Jenkintown, Pa. in @ white linen suit. Robert Kenney, the groom's brother, served as best man. Am other brother, Thomas Kenney, also from Germantown, Pa., was one of the groomsmen. The others, . all acting as ushers as well, were William McHugh of Overbrook, Pa, and Joseph McGrath of Wayne, Pa. The bride was given in marriage by a close friend of the family, Gilbert Thomas of Bala Cynwyd, Pa. The bride's mother, Mrs. Ar- buckle, wore a light blue gown with chantilly lace bodice and tulle skirt, a light blue flowered hat and gloves in matching shade. Her corsage was of pink roses. The groom’s mother, Mrs. Ken- ney, was gowned in aqua csantiiy lace. Her hat was of pink straw with gloves of the same tint and her corsage was of pink roses. Following the marriage, a wed-. ding breakfast took place at the Hotel Sylvania with 75 guests at- tending. Pink roses and white adorned the britie’s table. Mixed spring flowers brightened the guest tables. Among the out of guests was Miss Anne Houlihan of Harrisburgh, ie rlak cock-Hess and drer was Master J, Chip*}Philadelphia. to speak Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday of next week at 7:50 p.m, ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE. THE the story of the development of|congregation at the tabernacle | 1130 Duval St. the dial telephone system, as re-|since last week. He will continue! cently installed in Key West. Many technical details of the! operation of the latest types of | telephone equipment will be made | clear to the “hams” by slow motion close-up stu of various jactions which norr 7 ifast to be seen and studied other- wise, such as the closing and ‘opening of high speed relays. | ‘The club feels quite fortunate to jhave this movie made available to them, and urges all amateurs in the area to be certain to come; | bring any friends or members of your family who might be interest- ed. Also, the club would be pleased - to have as visitors anyone else who would care to view the film. The regular business meeting will be held as usual, at 7:30 p. m., and will be followed by the movie Meeting place, National Guard Armory, White and Southard Streets. fashion there's no smarter value then thie Life Stride strap at It is believed that woly d inet in Scotland until the ry. MISS JOYCE VALENZUELA. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valenzuela wil @ ome of the floats in the annual Gasparilla festival at Tampa. Fla. The green-ered bes @@ second in’ the American Legion beauty and talent contest at Tampa and was asked city’s Chamber of Commerce to represe mn in the citrus queen c Florida. She is a sister of Jo Ann Vaienzuela of Key West. GULFSTREAM FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES Custom Work Dene in Ovr Own Decorating Werkshep Ot FLEMING ST. KEY WEST] staal ux canes 1105 White Street 12 Sigtbes Rood When In Miami Visit Our Store at 30 NE. First St.