The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 27, 1954, Page 3

Ld SOCIETY — PERSONALS — NEWS OF INTERES. TO WOMEN Among te prominent out of Qowe visitors to the Key West Fiower Show and Mert will be Mrs. Joho McDonald, Sunset Is- to arrive a party of five. After luncheon the group will the flower show before re- i to Miami. On Monday, Mrs. McDonaid will the first big social i: ict of Gar- honoring the and other irs. Eugene of the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, will be held in the garden of Mrs. Mc- Donaid’s home. 200 guests Westers, Lit- Anne Williamson, Princess Nina Carracio- entertainer. an American Rose, in a specially design- The Williamsons formerly lived fm Key West and George Ann charmed local audiences with her dancing while here. Rev. S. A. Neblett Key West Visitor Commander and Mrs. W. R. Neb- lett have as their houseguest Mr. Neblett’s father, Rev. S. A. } lett, veteran ary with 4 years service in Cuba. three months’ stay. he recently celebrated 80th birthday, Rev. Neblett has to take an active partici- in church affairs, particu- larly im the field of religious ed- and church administration. | been} -lingual ability has useful to the Church in trans- and publication of religious es and church-school mater- Rev. Neblett is no stranger to Key West. In 1952 the Neblett fam- ily held a reunion here, the first wince 1943, at which 21 members of lish and Spanish languages. USO-YMCA Program Is Announced Methodist mission-| ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 25661 Krause is at the hospital. Mrs. Fleet Sonar OWC |Krause injured a foot while visiting Welcomes New Comers Captain Mrs. Cook at Cook's ‘ é E Reap are The Fleet Sonar Schou: Officers’ jIsland. She is a charter member — i . Mrs. Grace Crosby is a patient and past president of the Westfield, Wives Club welcomed new meme Key West Flower Show And Mart Guest Speaker At ‘nat 5 (Navy Wives Meet ciud proiect : Vau wes: {Club projects in helping other Na- To Open At 6 o Clock Tonight | af vy wives new to the area get set- x Monroe General Hospital as the N. J. club, later moving to Plain- bers with a “new comer” coffee Key Westers, winter visitors and new comers to the city are | The Island City Navy Wives Club Wed i iss work that the club oo og sda ae ae aa field at the home of Mrs. R. A. Dickens, iting y w and N id its weekly meeting 40e5 for charitable organizations. TS 1 whil s = cogeriy awaiting ee of the Key West Flower Show and |No. 8 held its weekiy saz se Mrs. Teresa Braxton explained Working on the Chamber of Com- The smallest bones of the hu- co-chairman of the hospitality com- art at the Elks Auditorium, 313 Duval Street, tonight. Tuesday evening a c > = agg Serayrioe three in Mittee. Mrs Dickens served do» Mrs. Crosby fractured her wrist number — located in the middle nuts cake and coffee. P.:0 how new clubs are formed and mbdership driv The show will be officially opened by Admiral and Mrs. George Ciub Loun; e Naval Station % were a i = 4 : ge on the Naval Station. how members are taken into the C. Towner, and Mayor and Mrs. C. B. Harvey at 6 o'clock. | when she tripped over a curb. ear New members were: Ms. Alice Nix, president of the Bradley, Jr.; Mrs. M. G Larson; is year’s st i President Be Edw intro- clubs. ee eee > |duced the chairmen, board of di-) Mrs. Towner graciously accepted \VX officers toto be the sponsor of Club 88 and BPW, urges BPW members to visit. Except for the west coast, the Mrs. J. L. Caruajal; Mrs. J. W. » guest President Betty Edwards present- Mrs. Crosby at the hospital United States stands on stable McKinley; Mrs. C. H. Wheadey; that an entirely new theme has - Officers’ Wives jrectors and N ed her with a lovely spathe dish.| She also told The Citizen that a land, seldom affected by earth- Mrs. C. F. Willard; Mrs. R. T. been introduced. However, the Will Meet Thursday Mrs. George C. hatterton’ Following the meeting. cake and member of the Plainfield, New quakes says the National Geogra- McKinley; Mrs. M. A. Diaz; Mra, show will continue to feature na-| The Officers’ Wives of VX-1 will —- the even i ; meet for coffee at Aeropaims aplain } Anr ere pees end overs, caantow at Aeropaims ie hepods| coffee were served. jJersey BPW, Mrs. Catherine phic Society. |Starr; and Mre. R. W. Hail. y the mem-| — gman a boxes and table settings planned ‘Thursday, March 4 at 10:30 a. m. Opened the ue with an eye to tropical living. New officers will be elected at Which was Re ee The Flower Show officials have this meeting. a ae ng Nee extended a cordial invitation tol charge of arrangements for pledg: | “bri ” coffee are: Mrs. H. G. Ben- Jeanne McJannet introduced her gcd gl ne a Mrs. R. L. Morris and Mrs, vest, Mrs. Albert J. Rumstetter WITH BIBLE PROPHECY!! ee Ns, Tae SO 6 nee 20 es ie, Gorey Sa oe ee ne os 5 the advantages being the Navy ‘ 3 |Wives Clubs of America. She prais- Monroe General After jed the Island City Navy Wives Fall Here Thursday Mrs. J. G. the ‘ ouses wi from Long Island ae eo epg Broo ii a oo kten roll was | ope Betty Edwards On entering the auditorium, the Outboard Auxiliary To ~ ty = oa viewer will have the impression of g “se |\Serve Supper Tomorrow | Ann Brow | Visiting a South American flower; The Key West Outboard Club George ( hee Wests. trcpical ven] exotie| AUxiliary will serve a spaghettii Mrs. Towr ae 9 supper to the members of the club pressive and f. plants will be displayed in stalls) and their friends on Sunday, Feb- of the high jand booths woven from cocoanut ruary 28, at 5 p. m. at the Key |were the trials ulations of (Sppatleaans | nade 1S West Outboard Clubhouse on Stock |a Navy wfe. She told of the ad- an outdoor showi iim -| Navy over thi ional pictures (large shadow {vantages of the new Navy e boxes) by Garden Club members.”’| The judging will be completed before the doors are opened to the public, The judges, all prominent in Fed- erated Garden Club work are: Mrs. Stoner Carling, Clayton, Mis- souri; Mrs. E, T. Collins, Mrs. Thomas Tyson, Mrs, Royce Powell, jall of Coral Gables; Mrs, Reese Combs, Miami and Mrs. Hardy Kent of Naples, Florida. | Mrs. Katharine Monroe is gen. | eral chairman of the show and the staging was under the direction of Wallace B. Kirke. | Newspaper publicity chairman is Mrs. Hugh Williams. | , President the meet- Chairman, introduced Mrs. ve a very im- ndly speech. 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