The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 21, 1953, Page 5

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTE DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor ‘Tuesday, April 21, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 5 Post No. 3911, VFW, And Auxiliary Install Officers For Coming Year Southernmost Post No, 3911 of the United States dedicated its recently completed hall and held its installation of the Post officers for the ensuing year, in a very impressive ceremony on Saturday, April 11, 1953: Orchid Corsage \Is Door Prize At The Honorable Mayor C. B. Har- vey, served as guest speaker for the dedication, and gave a very impressive speech. Other honored guests at- the speakers rostrum were Mrs, Sara Watson, President Gold Star Moth- ers; Mr, Robert Moore, president of Fleet Reserve Association; Mr. Herman Gordon, commander of the local Disabled American Vet- erans chapter; Mrs. Dean O’Keefe, president 13th District Ladies Aux- iliary; Mrs. Edna Carey, president of Ladies Auxiliary Post No. 6021; Mr. J. Carter, Past Department commander of South Carolina; Mrs. Amy Garrington, 13th Dis trict Chaplain-of the Ladies Auxi- liary, and several other visiting gmests Introduced by the presid- ing Commander Lacy L. Lee. Immediately following the dedi- cation ceremonies, the Ladies Aux- iliary proceeded with their instal- lation of officers for 1953, with Mrs, Dean O'Keefe as the nels ling officer. Installed were Mrs. Ruby Smith, president-elect; Mrs. Ruth Higgs, senior vice president; Mrs. Evelyn Wood, junior vice pre- sident; Mrs. Martha Knowles, sec- retary; Mrs. Ida Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Prenick, chaplain; Mrs. Mrs. Mary Cruz, conductress, Mrs; Kitty Darley, Mrs. Mary Bon- *jed up should call Mrs. Ralph of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Card Party Thurs. Some Tucky lady will receive an Orchid corsage as one of the door Prizes at the Woman’s Club Card Party on Thursday afternoon. ‘The food sale in connection with the card party will feature Key West foods. Visitors will have an opportunity to enjoy some of the foods made from recipes in the Key West Cookbook, published by the Woman’s Club. Mrs. B. C. Papy, Chairman has announced the iollowing committee chairmen. Mrs. J.. P. Baillod, prizes, Mrs. Joe Bringman, food sales, Mrs, Raymond Felton and Mrs. Henry Sands, hospitality. Members wishing to have their contributions to the food sale pick- Hertz. Proceeds from the affair will be used to assist the Woman’s Club in the recent renovation of the building which also housed the Publie Library. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE MRS. DEAN O'KEEFE, left, president of the 13th District for the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, stands beside the newly installed president of the Auxiliary of VFW Post 3911, Mrs. Ruby Smith. Installation ceremonies were carried on in conjunction with the dedication of the new post home last week. bser was alteady in a state because each ze ee ante. The first dollar as in the night, he upped it and so on, until the Hi i ~~ |he said “Ten dollars.” LIVELY HOUR was fit ERRe bigs He aff ae Hs treager and Mr; Dewey iggs,| Coming Events |Navy WivesClub |DM Vers ro MEET |stecbena wy color bearers. : staff, Board mem! At the lose ofthe ceremonies TUESDAY, APRIL 21 Makes Plans For | 4r raestre tonicnr |Si%,2ore mer ‘Mrs. Vanessa Saunders was pre- ous ‘or Officers Wives, 1 ;, f 1 . | Roast beef, barbecu: sed wih 5 Dna Pst Pre | $0, at Neral Siaten| Regional Meet” | rm cow erate atc | os hee, re nt in re ‘ys. * + eal aan dite ease of service to] Ft. Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club,|. At the social meeting of the Is-| held tonight at the Barn Theatre | ing. . -and. music by the Ladies Auxiliary as its pre- 7:45 p.m, at La Concha Hotel. land City Navy Wives Club Wed-| at 8 p. m. Nominating committee | Hurka, songs by siding President. Youth for Christ Bible Study, at} nesday morning, it was announc-| will be @Ppointed to name the | 2ack of the cast who has Following the installation of the ce Men’s Eerie Center, }ed that the plans are completed| slate of officers for the coming ‘| tional voice with range Ladies Auxiliary, vee Bilge oo Ragestes’ teidge Group, Ft.| "the South East Regional Con-| year, baritone to eye Only Davis, 19h District ‘Commander: | Taylor Officers’ Club, 8 pam. | Yentian in Jacksonville May 28 and NNEC | assistant stage mansger, Red Davis, 13th District Commander. Com sot aaa’ Kaus ‘att |27- Teresa Braxton, South East ak. ee anurans + bined social Herat) Regional vice president will pre- fi rick who was unable to make hours at K. W. Youth Center Apply To Wed There was a moment of 5 A side at the convention. Mary T. t tii! ae a Open Smith, president of Club No, 88, for him, and praise for his was i Earnest Ballard, 31, Seaplane | @0yw: Ladies Golf. Tournament. K. W. blather ay pn pecmaty BS Ge Base and Essie Mae Evans, 31, During the social June Perry | 812 Baptist Lane have applied for ‘trom club 114 gave a short talk|® Marriage license at the office of on housing and playgrounds for| County Judge Raymond R. Lord. Navy personnel, and Mr. Trayler,|, Richard Victor Bianchi, 28, FAW manager of the C. P.O, club, gave| TU, Boca Chica Field, and Hazel the members Various” ideas for }Evelyn Grubbs, 20, 24-A_ Arthur- at clubhouse, 8 p.m. ee ee ae. ay od Poread ce acstiene ene, 2 , 8 p.m. a io Diang , 23, Ialand City Navy Wives Club No.| fq pers 2 caput doe Naval Station and Camille: Mary |. . - $8, meeting at White Hat Club) of Maxine Karnell, the club's Wel-| Alvarez, 23, 904 Truman Avenue Lounge, 10 a.m. fare and Finance chairman. The| have also applied, +91: - Ceramic classes, 1 to 4 p.m., baby weighed seven pounds, 13 Other couples applying to wed West Martello Art School, ounces. include Stanely S. Farley, 21, USS County Beach. Five new candidates for mem-|-Moale and Hortense Mari A we pper Plane Base, 10 a.m. kena Tae coe oe Robert Leslie James, 28, jiary and | THURSDAY, APRIL 23— Jannet, Judith Reese, Bessie Ring- Village and Dolores Evelina Nay- of} Navy Wives’ Bowling League, ler, and Vivian Groark arro, 20, 411 Virginia street. p.m., N. S. Also open bowling : Sap ae Bey West tions, meeting, 6:3 | COLONEL ZERBE 1S Maid's ‘ | : A card party will be held tonight | ey por dates Conity Woepliel Woes: WEEKEND VISITOR at 8 p. m. at B'nai Zion Social |” “THE PRESIDENT'S LADY™ | © An's-Auxiliary Sewing group,| Lt. Colonel Andrew Zerbe of fo eee Se Carlos Theatre at hospital, 2 p.m.” Se en eee Sw mat 0 Jackson and his wife} Ceramic Classes, 1 to 4 p.m.,| Weekend visit at the residence of Mamie In DAR Rachel caused more furor in the West Martello Art School,| Mis brother and sister-in-law, Mr. | private annals of our government| _ County Beach. jand Mrs, John A. Zerbe, The col-|. WASHINGTON (®—Mrs. Dwight | any other couple who 'enter-| Alcoholics Anonymous, closed | el enjoyed a day's fishing while|p. Eisenhower has been accepted meeting for members only,|hete. He is stationed at Langley | into membership in. the Daughters}. . - 515%4 Duval Street. Field, Va. of the American Revolution, it was | who just returned from Rotary Club luncheon, St. Paul's announced as the organization's | Islands where he Parish Hall, 12:15 p.m. Jerry Lumpe, shortstop eandi-! 62nd congress opened here yester- | Ellis at the M Ladies Auxiliary, Arthur Sawyer| ate on the Kansas City Blues, | day, Post, American Legion, at post | ¥@S a basketball star this season | home, 8 p.m. for the Springfield Teachers Col-} In 1952, 8,650 pedestrians were | JayShees, with Mrs. Joe Hacqua, | !ege quintet. killed in U. S. traffic accidents, | 1524 Flagler, 8 p.m. BEE ORLEES SSRI TT EE ee AMSA SP RTI Dr. Felix Varela Lodge No. 64,' 919 Elizabeth St., $ p.m. VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 3911, at Post Home, 8 p.m. ig Benefit card party, Woman's! | Club, 2 p.m. FRIDAY, APRIL 24— Hand weaving, 1 to 4 p.m., West | Martello ‘Art School, County | Beach, } Old Fashioned hymn sing and fellowship program, “Poinciana! Baptist Church, 8:30 p.m. Navy Thrift Shop, 1 to 5pm. | Shrine Club meeting at JayCee’s | clubhouse on Flager. i ‘Triangle Club of Pythian Sisters, 7:20 p.m. | Cayo Hueso Grotto, 411 Amelia! Street, 8 p.m. | Key West Amateur Radio Club. National Guard Armory, 7:30 | pm | Knights of Pythias, K.P. Hail,) ' 728 Fie: Street, 8 p.m, embroiled in fist cuffs and | SATURDAY? APRIL 25— i Youth for Christ Rally. Fiemins Street Methodist Church, Tac) Fleming Street, 7:30 p.m. | ign when MONDAY, APRIL, 27— } is Gym classes for O.W.C., Sea} Plane Base, 10 a.m | Alcoholics Ap us §6epen meeting, $133 al Street, } 3 p.m. i Caballeros Metodistas (Methodist / Men}, Wesley House, § p.m. faximile of the situation and the) Beta Sigma Phi, San Caries} if Hs if i # i He iF iz fe z gs riutle is a Hy é Bla gta t fd B a5 eB: f i 2 i i : : i i 2 iY i peg ate ay wl Wood, post F ia : : Quinn, 1 pm. lee dit Oliver Trombly, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22— Navy Wives’ Bowling League, E Naval Station Alleys, 1 p.m. Ch, Commerce F i E aj a 5 & Lz = i 2 i u i fi fi il ae ‘ | ‘ ik E i i i i if i I iz: i Me Fi? i : fs Fete Hs ? Fe F ff - it Zz 5 e : | F off ge Gym classes for 0.W.C., Sea | ee é 5 ; i i HE i i : bs : Bs i i THEA F ek i i iL : if iu te i Bas RE FE CARD PARTY TONIGHT ae . i : i z é : e & E BF ag "" : : 3 g re i i g q gs if ty i it iy pli ait it te i i f fF tg i i gas ill l ir fn e: ne i; i HY i ? Fis] i ASD, Lit i i F THT sli ri i j bil } Dackgrounds are devoid of the} usual overdone glamor touches. I) ts @ mature theme, but high school and even junior high students ean} safely see the picture, School, 8 p.m, i Anchor Lodge No. 182 (Masonie),| Scottish Rite Temple, 8 p.m, Monroe Cox H Palsy! and Cropp ton, 8 Pa CHARLES H. MACHIN was i of VFW Post 391 L. Lee in the tap 2 ws new Post Commander Machin replaces Lacy oe Ei wad EYE