The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1953, Page 5

SOCIETY — PERSO DOROTHY RAYMER, Society Editor Wednesday, June 17, 1953 THE SHOP HOPPING WITH It’s a good, good evening to you too, and isn’t it hot? The old type- writer puffs and steams so much T have to cool it and me off with gallons of iced tea and coffee. Sure have been selling lots of stuff hereabouts, and you'd be sur- prised what I have in my noggin to peddle next. Just wait and see. In the meantime come on. . .we have | loads and oodles of shopping to do. mM M { Ws a very strange thing t afhy empty shoe racks at the Globe shoe store over on Flem- ing Street, so of course snoopy old me had to find out all about it, and you my friends, are going to be very giad | did. ‘The big calling-high racks have been cleared to make way for the big sale that starts on Friday of this week and lasis through Tues- day. These shoes are going to all sell for $5.00 a pair regardless of their former price, and they are the expensive high style shoes everyone loves, but few can af- ford to have many of. 1 was pretty sure our own little Globe Store wouldn’t get so ov stocked that they could put sale of this size, and found | was i i the famous names you ir in fine shoés, and don’t forget, $5.00 8 pair beginning Friday, ‘and through Tuesday. * * * My family has bad many an oc- casion to bless me and the fantas- ‘tic recipes I have tried on them. However, this latest blessing was with a low salaam when I served it last week. We aren’t any of us very big liver eaters, and of course when we do condescend we want calves liver at mumble mumble mumble a pound. Lately I've found that they go for chicken livers much more readily and these at much Jess a pound. Moreover, most ‘chicken liver re- ‘ combine them with so many : things a pound will feed an average family. T've taken to. saving the livers the freezer and when I have enough, preparing them as a meat course. Here's Bicssig a — scrumptious r new ipe comes in, 3 the livery, cut in half, alf slice of bacon for in Soy sauce for at least . Then drain, slit the insert a tiny canned chin ater chestnut in each liver half. Roll in brown sugar, half slice bacon around with a toothpick, roll in Sugar again and bake on a a 400 degree oven until con is crisp. It is delicious hot nights served with a salad, hot sormabies, and is. to visit little Ditty awhile with Box shovid almost fname to Ditty Basket, many and varied are the besk- featured there, in shape, size | and use, What a wonderful little | * | Westers aren't going to for- Michaels and her wond | colots of Key West very | t's howcum I get a little | ‘every time I see a blazing | poinciana, end know she isn’t it, However, while on Thad an opportun- Claudia and her , and the cute Ginny. They have the edge of a gully, t siding into said | re away) and) a cluster of | in the back successive | Well they aren't | i } ? i : : 2 ey is Z Fa? iE a8; ill it i it i | Hf miss Key West | all send their) many friends, a * * true that yeu can’t | thing about the but there are quite a | yeu can do about mak. mere besrable when it's | air conditioning peopie | it i g | oF i, £ i i F Ezzit z KEY WEST CITJZEN Page 5 will probably be quite angry with me when | tell you that | don’t favor it in my home. ‘d much rather be fanned by gentle and my claustrophobia it’s ugly head at tightly sealed doors and win- dows. Sol was most pleased to find that at the Caroline Shop 1 could get those wonderful bam- boo blinds that give privacy and cool shade and do not shut out any stray breezes. These come in four, six and seven foot widths and’ are of course all six feet 'y” | long. Another hot weather item to help the lady of the house, love- ly fat brown casseroles for those plenics, or for preparing your dinner in the cool of the day and whisking it away fill eve- ning. These are too for only four marked thet they appetizing with the * 4% & I guess there wasn’t a woman in the world who was aware of the goings on in London this month who didn’t thrill to the thought of the coronation of the young queen, The pageantry accompanying a coronation is breathtaking, but when all this is made and it only serves to point up the startling beauty of Elizabeth, well it’s like a real live fairy story. It was a bit disappointing on television, so blurry, jumpy and of course only in black and white, It was only thrilling because of the thought that we were actually viewing at first hand an event that took place only a few hours be- fore. We had ringside seats of his- tory in the making. But the Coro- nation newsreels in color are the real thing to see. Don’t miss them. They will be popular for. years to come, and I'd like to see them many times over. * % & Anyone interested in a Para- keet breeding cage, an old crock or perhaps a stuffed owl? Well | know where you can get the age, and | wouldn’t be surpris- ed if you insisted on the crock or the owl they would come-up with both, and maybe ask you if you wanted a hoot owl or the horned variety. Naturally all this here now palaver is about the Warehouse Furniture Sales over on Simon- ton Street next to Benny’é where they buy and sell most anything of use in the home. Not all of the furniture is used, but even the new goes at ridiculous prices. For instance, there are two Chrome and plastic dinette sets there that sell regularly else- where for $149. The price tag at the Warehouse Sales is just $05! You can’t go far wrong on that. The tables are both grey topped plastic with chrome edges and legs, They are large ovals and will open to accomodate a family as large as the Woman in the Shoe had, The four chairs are plastic too, generously pad- ded, One set is red and grey, the other lovely bive and grey. * * * s Comforting note: Americans are now spending as much money for medical and health services as they do for tobacco and liquor. Alarming note: Could it be BE- CAUSE of the tobacco and liquor? * *& 1's always nice to get your Of courte, I'm “gene” on the Necchi, but as pesple’s tastes aren't always the same, forced te anneunce, retuctantiy, that you can buy an Bina ma- chine at Sylvie Appliance tee, | | | The wedding: ceremony was sol- jemnized at five o'clock in the| afternoon at St. Mary’s Star-of- the-Sea Church with the Rev. Fr. Joseph Maring, S. J., officiating at the double ring nuptial rites. The altar and shrines were bank- ed with white gladioli and the family pews decked with white ribbon and clusters of the same flower. The radiant bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, George D. Williams. Miss Vilma La Fe, the gride’s sister, was maid of honor. She selected pink nylon tulle for her gown with a lace cap. Her head- band was of matching pink tulle, her accessories were white and she carried an old-fashioned bous quet of white pom-poms. The bride's attendants were dressed in replicas of the maid of honor’s costume. They were Miss Undina Pita and Mrs. Hilda Tuck. instruction as you get with the Necchi. $o like | said, maybe you prefer the Bina, and It cer- tainly must be @ fine machine, or they wouldn’t be in business tong. Sylvia Appliance also wants me fo tell you that they have all sorts of re-conditioned vacuum cleaners. Seems like Driftwood Heaven is the place to go for s real bargain in all sorts of ap- pliances, “ Me M 2nd ADD SHOP HOPPING .... ... June, moon, spoon, and weddings which rhymes with same brought out a few facts in the research de- partment. Before 1800 brides didn’t think that the traditional white and net were ‘so necessary. They wore the most expensive silks avilable which usually meant brocades in rich floral patterns, Their hairdos were corontes and crowns, (This that maybe it isn’t so bad after all), Before the 1800’s a bride's 3E55 sit iz ing. and don’t forget that tomor- row the shops close at néon. See you around shop bepping. with the saewe Gime service ame | Lay, Jaxon. advt. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Picture Of Beauty Is Presented At La Fe-Yaccarino Nuptial Rites It is said that all brides are beautiful and Miss Claudina Le Fe who was married Sunday, June 14 to Domenick Yaccarino, presented | the superlative degree of the word as she appeared for the march to the altar. Her brunette loveliness was accented by the formal white | bridal gown of chantilly lace over layers of nylon tulle and satin. A | fingertip veil of fine nylon tulle was draped from-a Juliet lace cap, She | carried a white prayer book with a white orchid on it centered in a | shower arrangement of stephanotis., i er. Best man for the groom was his brother, James J. Yaccarino, Ush- ers were Hector Castillo and Rob- ert Archer. Mrs. Evangeline La Fe of 1011 Windsor Lane, mother of the bride, wore a gray dress, white hat and white ac . Her corsage was of white gardenias. Mrs. Frank Yaccarino, the groom’s mother, chose a navy blue Pleated nylon dress. Her accessor- ies were in white and her corsage was also of gardenias. Immediately following the ex- change of vows, Mr. and Mrs. Do- menick Yaccarino were honored with a reception and catered sup- per held at the Casa Roma. Ap- proximately 300 guests were pre- sent to offer congratulations to the newlyweds. The bride’s table was covered with a white lace cloth and trim- med with fern. The huge cake, weighing 75 pounds, was flown in by plane as were special Italian cookies and pastries. The buffet supper consisted of assorted can- apes, hors d’ouevres, sliced turkey, rare roast beef, baked ham and other delicacies. Champagne cock- tails and mixed drinks were ser- ved. Violin and accordian selec- tions were played for the wedding party by Mrs. Eleanor Dowski and Mrs. Mark Stanley, The bride has been employed by Beautiful Bride LOVELY CLAUDINA LA FE, pauses to adjust her veil after the marriage ceremony at St, Mary's Star-ot-the-Sea Church daughter of Mrs. Evangeline La Fe of 1011 Windsor Lane, Her lyric voice is well known to Key Westers who have heard her sing at many weddings here-—Finch, Citizen Staff Photo. the City Electric System for seven years. She was graduated from the Convent of Mary Immaculate and | also from business school. An ac-| tive member of the USO, Miss La | Fe is noted for her singing talent. She sings in the choir and has en- chanted audiences at hundreds of weddings with her trained voice. | She belongs to numerous musical | socities, The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Frank Yaccarino of 906 Grinnell | Street, is a progressive young bus- | iness man, co-owner of the Over- seas Fruit Market in Key West. He was graduated from Miami| Beach High School and served) overseas for two years in the Phil- ippines with the U. S, Army. | The happy honeymooners are) spending a week in Cuba and then | will tour the State of Florida for two weeks, They will be at home| here after July 1. For her traveling costume the bride wore a navy linen suit with all white appointments. Her cor- sage was a white orchid. Out of town guests at the cere- mony and the reception included Mr. and Mrs. Angela Casca, Mia-| mi; Miss Claire Casca, Miami! Beach; Miss Solita Avila, Miami; Mr. and Mrs. George D. Williams | of Jacksonville, and.Mr. and Mrs: | George Cox of Boston, Mass. R. L. WALTERSON | BACK FROM OVERSEAS | Robert Leroy Walterson returned | recently from Germany where he/ spent one year and eight months | in serviee with the U. S. Army.| His arrival in Key West on May 19 marked the end of his two year army hitch. He is now a civilian and is employed in the Navy Yard. Mr. and Mrs. Walterson live at! 603: Thomas Street. United States yields lead as cot- ton textile exporter. bye now Mrs. Domenick Yaccarino on Sunday, June 14.. She is the | training here or assigned to duty | Nations personnel | the electronics field needed in to- Custom Work Done In Our Own | James R. Curry With Air Force At Keesler Field A-3e James R. Curry, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Curry, 421 Ea- ton Street, Key, West is now as- signed to Keesler Air Force Base, “The Electronics Training Center of the U. S. Air Force.” Airman Curry is taking training as a student in the Radio Opera- tor Fundamentals Dept. and upon completion of the 22 week course may be selected for advanced t with USAF organizations in the! field. Keesler is located in Biloxi, Miss. on the Gulf Coast, and in its role as a technical training center it} provides both USAF and Allied| with skills in; day’s Air Forces around the world. While the training program is an intensiye one, base officials recog- ize the need for recreation and relaxation and Keesler has an ex- | tensive program of activities to| meet the off-duty needs of its military personnel, Regular cha- | pel services are conducted for all | denominations and varied for per-| sonnel, Luncheon Enjoyed At N.S. cPQ Club By FRA Auxiliary The Ladies Auxiliary Fleet Re- serve enjoyed a luncheon at the! C.P.O. Club on the Naval Sta-| tion at 12:00 noon, June 16, There were eleven members and two guests present. The table was beautifully decor-} ated by Mrs. W. J, Boucher and | Mrs. Leroy James. | Members present were Mrs. | Frank R. Piérce, Mrs. D. H. Black- jford, Mrs. J. J, McDermott, Mrs. | M. G. Boyeson and Mrs. G. D Morris. } Guests were Mrs. Lou Nemac/! land Mrs. R. C. Morris, | There will be a coffee Tuesday, June 23 at 10:00 a, m, at the Patio} on the Naval Station. All members | should try to be present, it has} been announced, | Apply To Wed Thomas Harold McGee, 31, 1001 Whitehead Street and Margaret! Louise Stern, 30, same address have applied for a marriage license at the office of County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord. | Others applying for marriage 1i-| censes are: . Robert M. Richardson, 23, 701 Florida Street, and Jennie Faye Curry, 17, 1405 Albury Street; John Harrison Burnett, 28, BOQ Sea- plane Base apd Mary Catherine Swain, 2, Richmond Hills, New) York; Henry Lee Morris, 22, 319 Amelia Street and Helen C. Jack- son, 18. address. COIFFURE DESIGNERS "J. REID'S Salon of Beauty | 423 Fleming St. Phone 2-5263 LA CONCHA HOTEL AD’ A\NES Interiors Decorating Workshop DIAL 2-2365 904 FLEMING ST. KEY WEST CABANAS Now Available at... THE KEY WESTER New Summer Rates --- DAY . WEEK. c8 8 Dee es 6 8 Dak foe ae, ee ae a ee $ 8.00 40.00 ASK US ABOUT MONEY SAVING MONTHLY RATES Cabanas consist of Private Shower Stalls and Toilets — Dressing Rooms and Levatories - Two Chaise Lounses - Te lephone Service at Cabana. One Cabana accommodates up to 4 people for single rate. Snack Bar and Cocktail Lounge At the Beautiful KEY WESTER POOL POOL, OPENS SAT., JUNE 20h TALS —~ NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN DIAL: Citizen Office, 25661 Winner With Flying Colors —__ BRIGHT-EYED BABY is Susan Ann Miller, five months old, who recently won a baby photo contest for the month, She is the daugh- ter of Ledr. and Mrs. S. L. Miller who live at 2912 Staples Avenue. Ledr. Miller is attached to FAWTU, Boca Chica Field.—National Studio Photo. shaw. Business And Professional Women Meet Tonight; Will Hear Convention News Convention reports will be , Harvey, part of the business meeting to-; Bulletin Editor. night when the BPW Club assem Anne Gibson bles at the Woman's Club, prompt- |", ly at 8 p.m. A social hour will fol-| Civil. Defense, Crosby. ow the regular session. Mrs, Alice Nix, president welcomes| The club, which is a little over members and guests. seven years old, has already been Innovation with the club's pub- honored Wilhel- lication for 1953-’54 “Conch Talk,” hina pieodioyss. omg: a State BPWC State president. Mrs, Grace + Mrs. Julia «Mrs. Grace is complete listing of officers, and standing committee chairmen. The following ladies head the various chairmanships units: Education and Vocations, , .Mrs, Ernestine McMasters. Finance , . .Mrs, Lillian Sriver with Co-Chairman Mrs. Florida Adams. Health and Safety. . .Mrs. Dore- thy Daniels, Inter-Relations, , .Mrs. Dorothy Milberger Membership , , .Mrs. Joan Mar- dis. 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