The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1953, Page 5

i a SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE DOROTHY RAYMER, S Friday, May 1, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : Edi Page 5 SHOP HOPPING Well it’s May Day today. The Russkis are marching in Red Square and all they'll probably ever get out of it is aching backs and sore feet. But May Day has its bright as- pects too. I can remember pick- ing a big bouquet of May flowers on the eve of May Day in a big wooded lot over back of our place and hiding it in a screened bucket in the garage. One thing my Mom could depend on was a rather sog- gy bunch of May Flowers, and all my love of course. Then Grandmom told us how that bathing in dew on May morn at dawning would make a raving beauty of anyone. It was even supposed to be a sure cure- for freckles. So at the peep of dawn § qpeaked out into the garden, ‘and who do you suppose I surpris- ed out there? Sopping up the dew too, none other than Mom and Grandmom. Ah women, the search for beauty knows no age, although I never personally thought my Mom needed any aid to her beauty. She was and is the Prettiest woman I know. I'll bet you feel that way about your Mom too. Well it’s May first again, and although you might not have found enough dew this morning to bathe in, you are probably out searching for beauty, and quite a few other things to boot. So let's see what shop hopping will turn xk * days are comin’ when get dirtier and Mom jore leisure time. It just dd up. . .except that get more for your fifty- dollar at Children’s Cor- -n fer, Thus more outfits, and you j @an choose these in easily wash- i! First there are ail kinds of | schemes te keep baby cool, 2 little of this and Toys, Beach toys, shorts and all kinds of id, lazy days are 80 it's time to shop | that whatever benefit his friends | here in Key West may receive by mew at Children’s Cerner for lazy dey clothes. t xx ® Back home where it's cold, about this time of year the buds were really peeping. Grandmom Dorothy insists that the one that got tossed around for all the re- takes was an artificial one, be- cause otherwise a real one would have turned brown at the edges, and besides there were so many retakes that in no time at all the bushes would have been stripped. I wouldn’t question Dorothy’s veracity at all except that I won- der how a guy kissing Terry Moore for all those retakes could possibly reach down and select a “planted” , artificial flower each time without missing..... xk You‘ve only one more week to shop for something lovely for Mother kids. One week from Sun- day you know is Mother’s Day. Just in the nick of time, Kotton King has received some very wonderful gift items too. These Seersucker Pajamas and blue and white at ton slips. All come in lar: sizes. There are flowered darin pajamas too with plain contrasting pants. Something that caught my eye and made me glad I‘m a Mom, (daughter please note) were ny- lon shortie pajamas, midriff style in pink, blue or yellow for only $3.99. Another lingerie item worth considering, a camisole slip. It's to very beautiful on top, it would look perfect under a sheer blouse. 3 Of course you might go for blouses so you couldn't resist the new Ship ‘n Shore blouses as featured in Harpers. Kotton King has ‘em. For the very young Mom, those lovely peasant blouses in two styles for only $2.99. Don’t forget that Kotfon King is Key West's dress headquar- ters toe. If you slipped Mom a fow bucks, she might be just so - happy te head on down there for | i a new dress. All those ideas! Now get busy. x~wk 1 see by the papers that our good friend Louis Carbonell is not go- ing to run for Commissioner this next election, and that he declares his efforts with the baseball team, it is not being done by him as a means of being elected. Now anyone who knows Louie, knows that this is so. A more avid s ath i used to claim that rhubarb was|or rabid baseball fan in history, the very best kind of Spring Tonic | Key West or American, has never there was. It sort of took the| been know anywhere. However, I Place of sulphur and molasses | think. he is doing everyone a big when it came to thinning the blood. | fat injustice by not tossing his Well I'd take the rhubarb any | Stetson in the political hodgepodge time anyhow, so we used to have/ that is Key West. it as “sauce” or pie. The season-| Another interesting thing I learn- ‘ing’s the same for either. ed yesterday, it takes one third of pounds of| the registered voters to recall a that’s get| public servant, but it only takes outer strings off and cut it up/| thirteen names on a petition to put ; tea-|his name in the ballots to qualify it into a big| him, whether he wants to be quali- boiling water | fied, or even if he doesn’t oael set for about ten/to run. Anyone know where I can drain. For a pie,| get twelve more names? one cup sugar, one half tea- x * * Ever since childhood, | have | been hearing the old chant, “Rain | | rain go away, come again some | other day.” Well it didn’t seem | te ge anymore then than it dees | off the tapioca, and just simmer! new. It rains anyhow. Well if you for an hour, I like the pie warm) can't step it, you can at least come in out of it or keep from getting wet by other means. | Atl Te me of the | nicest s mbrell stores and shee stores, but ne | imagineable for boys end girls | feelin’ about the hese at Bald- | All light weights in yellew and win's. It’s long and green, made | ether nice colors. | mentioned yellow beceuse they so much re- | semble the eldfashioned eiiskins | and have none of their heaviness | these plastics | at all, The clear | red collars are Zs ie | the legend of the’ through her curi-/ earth below, fell) £8 i a the wings of birds who) carried bet to the back of a turtie. | As the spirit’ feil she clutched at Personal A Ppearance... HUNDREDS OF FANS jammed the out-door movie, “The Islander,” last night to see pert and pretty Terry Moore and her co-star, Robert Wagner, in a personal appearance. The Citisen’s photographer had to get up on a straight ladder to get above the crowd for this smiling study of the Twentieth Century Fox younger leads in “Twelve Mile Reef.” Miss Moore and Wagner con- ducted an open forum, answering questions about the making of thé current film on location here. Photo, |For Armed Forces Day | All Girl Scouts are reminded come to Bayview Park near | } | to | the Jose Marti statue at 9 a. m. } Saturday. Two mili men will be on hand to dril girls in formation and mai hoped that there | turnout of Girl Scout troops to practice for a smart showing in the Armed Forces Day parade, ' eo Emmitt Conniffs \Leave Sunday For H Summer Post Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt F, Con- jniff, and their daughter Andres, | will leave Key West Sunday for {the summer sezson at The May- | flower Hotel and Shore Club, Man- setts. Conniff, who is general manager and vice-president of the Casa Marina wil) return on October 1st to Key West to begin his eighth year at the hotel. He is also mana- ger of The Mayflower Hotel on Cape Cod. World Tour Is Subject Of Talk For Woman’s Club Miss Minnie Porter Harris who recently returned from a trip abroad, will be chief speaker at Woman's Club on Tuesday, May 5 at 8:15 p. m. in the clubhouse on Duval street, Mrs. Wallace Kirke. president of the group, said today that the club was “‘most fortunate to have Miss Harris bring us this interesting ac- count of-her trip, which will be about an over-all view of her World Tour with the General Federation of Women’s Clubs.” of heaven and thus brought some of the delicious berries to earth. Myth or not, it seems most prob- able that strawberries came from heaven, they're always turning up in heavenly dishes, like strawber- — Pie. mbine 3 tbisp. all purpose flour, 3 tbisp cornstarch, one half lecup sugar and one fourth tsp salt] Legion Home on to two cups scalded milk. Cook i thick and clear, stirring con- - Blend in 3 egg yolks and one tsp orange extract. Chill. Pour into bakde pie shell and cover with Sweetened strawbe about one and one half cu halved. Top with one cup sweetened whipped cream. You'll be in heaven too! * *« * Uswatly you can tell by leoking at a girt what kind of @ past she Is going to have. especially 4 she has an Eska wave from Den- ald’s. xere That's all for today folks. Have of course. We'll see » Monday, and from hike ie { goud shopping. we here it Luv, yer‘ the strawberries that line the floogydaxon. Advt They again said they were not engaged ... except in the movie—Finch, Citizen Staff Lt. Alice L, Santisteven To Speak ° | At B.P.W. Installation Luncheon Guest speaker for the Business and Professional Women’s Club installation luncheon will be Lt. Alice Lorraine Santisteven, it wag announced today by the general chairman, Mrs. Marionne Simone. Director Mrs. Opal Eckhoff, and, The charming lieutenant, with a reputation as an enthusiastic and interesting speaker, is expegted to hold her own in. competition with jalk these. Her high professional standing, as well as her ability to make her subject interesting, should make this one of the mem- {orable talks heard by the organi- zation this year. A physical ther- apist, and member of the Ameri- jcan Physical Therapy Associa: favorite topies, “Rehabilitation,” | discussing rehabilitation not only of servicemen but of all Lt. Santisteven has been sta! ed at the Naval Hospital in Key West since May, 1951, and pre viously served at Camp Pendle- ton, » Oceanside, being recalled to active duty in 1950. A native of Taos, New Mexico, she was reared on.a ranch near Taos by her uncle and aunt, the latter of whom was named New | Mexico Mother of the Year for , 1951, She was educated at the |'Taos High School, St. Franch | School of Nursing, and Northwest- | the social meeting of the Key West! ern University at Chicago. Commissioned an ensign in the Nurse Corps in 1944 she served at} the U, S. Naval Hospitals in San Diego, California, and in Seattle, Washington, uotil she was separat- ed from the service in 1946, As a very active member of the! American Physical Therapy As-{ sociation, she will be a delegate; from the Florida Chapter to the {national convention in June. Top Entertainers Will Appear At ' Benefit Dance j American Legion | fit Cancer dance to be Stock May 2, gave the outline | affair, Much fun and pleasure offered those who attend this wor- thy benefit Louis Carbonell talented master of ceremonies has kindly consented to headline the flpor show which will consist of outstanding acts in j this area. | Among the professional acts to | appear will be Judson Smith, court- jesy of the Fantasea Room. He is ‘an excellent pianist and singer, new on the local scene. idance contest. Numerous prises am opesing ic heaven and 4 nice weekend, after the shopping donated by the Key West merch ed and urged to attend this werthy ideneiat dance. Other attractions previously announced are the one o'clock luncheoh itself at the Casa Marina, the installation of officers by District of course, the presence of movig star celebrities at the Casa Marina, ' Navy Wives Club Discusses Plans For Convention The Island City Navy Wives Club held their weekly meeting Wednesday morning April 20h. Since this Wednesday was set aside for Club No. 88's hobby lomet Point, Cape Cod, Massachy-| tion, she has chosen one of her|hour, Mary T. Smith president, had a very informal opening. Jeen held at sided. 7 During the session both clubs discussed business that is to be brought up at the East Re gional convention in Jacksonville, guests. pson. The next meeting will be held Wednesday. Mey 6th at 10:00 m. in the White Hat Club hy i i ' COMING FRIDAY MAY 1— Beach. ‘ Old Fashioned hymn sing and fellowship program, Poinciana Baptist Church, 8.30 p.m. Navy Thrift Shop, 1 to 5 p.m. Wives Club, Ft. Taylor, 12:30. Colin Jameson Officers Club, Fern Chapter No. 21, Order of Eastern Star, 8 ONLY RETAIL STORE In U.S. in charge of ar-|1113 Truman Ave. Phone 24066 ge i DIAL: Citizen O. EVENTS Ladies Golf Tournament. KW. Golf course, 9 a.m. Nayy Thrift Shop, 10 am. to lpm Coral Shores PTA, school cafe- toriam, 8 p. m. Key West Chapter No. 283, Na- Sojourners, First Pres- . m. Sea Finigee Cootiette Club 371, at-VFW Home, 8 p. m. Key West Woman's Club, club auditorium, 3:39 p. m. School PTA Executive at school, 7:30 p. m. Junior Woman's Club, business meeting, at Woman's Club, 8p. m. Key West Chapter No. 3, Dis- abled American Veterans, at Temple, 42 Amelia &t., Assembly No. 13, Or- Rainbow Girls, at Scot- Rite Temple, 7:30 p. m. 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