The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 23, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — Delray Visions Praise Key West — And “Southernmost Hospitality” cious hors d'oeuvres included a ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE ADMIRAL AND MRS. GEORGE C. TOWNER—agree with Miss Dorothy Steiner, of Delray Beach, that the South Florida city might be a fine place to live when the Admiral retires. Miss Steiner, left, winner of the “Miss Dixie” beauty title, is pictured ‘with Admiral Towner (center) and Mrs. Towner (right) at the Sun and Sand Club’s new “Breezeway” during the cocktail party in honor of the “goodwill” visitors from Delray Beach. Mrs, Towner wore a smart sheath dress of white linen with touches of blue. Miss Steiner chése a youthful two-piece dress “We just love it here — everyone has een so wonderful to us” cou- . | pled with invitations to “come up with burnt orange blouse and full black skirt. Apply To Wed The following couples have ap- plied for marriage licenses in the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord: Vincente M. Perez, Jr., 22, 1415 good Elizabeth, and ‘Soila “Alarcon, 35, i i BS2Z88— gE aE table arrangement that intrigued | went to the Casa the guests was composed of a huge| polio benefit sponsored by. th ts breadfruit surrounded by tropical | emplar chapter-of Sigma Phi Nes where Miss Steiner and Mayor Sun- tables. were ‘covered |day were introduced to ths . s Club Calendar BEVERY MONDAY ; 10:00—Gym Class for Officers’ wives, Bldg. 83, Seaplane Base 7:30-Sigsbee Coinmunity Council at Shelter 8:00—Logia “Mart!” Nro. 3, Caballeros de Marti, 919 Elisabeth 8:00—Alcoholics Anonymous i MONDAY, August 23 ae 8:00—Beta Omega, Beta Sigmia Phi sorority on Seminary Strect. 00—Anchor Lodge, Masonic, Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton St. EVERY TUESDAY 9:00—Ladies Day Golf Tournament, Golf Club 9:00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary open until 12 neon 45—Kiwanis Club, LaConcha Hotel 30—Yonth for sroiwieag< siagee gn ton Church 00-—Knights of ias, P leming 8:00—Stock Car jidiorne Legion Home, Stock Island same address. Grover De Shazor, 22, Boca Chi- ea, and Justine Gonzalez, 22, No. 1 Baptist Lane, Joe Murry, 22, USS Bushnell, and Carrie Shap, 406 Petronia. R. M.. Justinger, 23, Navy Sta- tion, and Bonnie Cook, 24, Holly- wood, Fla. H., T. Harris, 21, 414 William and Christina Fortune, 27, 1321 Simon- ton. J. W. Davis, 26, Miami, and Alice Edwards, 21, 9-A Fort Village. Albert Frow, 58, 202 Duval, and Fannie Clark, 40, Tropical Hotel. Program For Labor Day Festival At Bayview Park Activities at Bayview Park for the Labor Day Festival sponsored by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will include everything from pota- to races to a doll show and baby contest. ‘The day-long festival gets under way at 9 a. m. with ‘‘Three-legged” potato races and a 50 yard dash in which both boys and girls may compete. Contestants should register at the park on Labor Day morning. The children’s races will be fol- lowed at 10:30 by a tug-of-way be- tween representatives of various civic organizations. At 11. o’clock the baseball throw for boys and basketball throw for girls gets underway. The next con- test is a tug-of-war for boys. The doll show begins at 1:00 p. m. Prizes will be awarded for the best dressed doll, the oldest doll and the largest doll. “Little mothers” should register their dol- lies at the park during the morn- ing. A pie eating contest is schedul- ed for 3:00 p. m, Prizes will be awarded to the healthiest child, the prettiest. girl and the handsomest boy at the Baby Show which begins at 4 o’clock. Children must be register- ed at the Children’s Corner before September 4. A talent show will begin at 7:30 p. m. Registrations for this part of the festival are being takem by calling 2-2287, 2-5456 or 2-6450. Dancing to the music of the Co- ral Isle Serenaders begins at ,9:00 p. m. During the dance contests for jitterbug, waltz, rhumba and tango will be held, The orchestra’ is donating the music for the dance and dance con- tests. Dior Designs Special Foundation For His New “Line” By DOROTHY ROE It’s the shape beneath the dress that makes the fashion. And that is what gives corset and bra man- ufacturers ulcers, , Just after America manufactur- ers had completed their fall ord- ers, along. comes Christian Dior in Paris with his proposal to re- shape the feminine figure, flatten- ing the previously nipped waist- line. It developed that Dior himself has designed a foundation garment for this purpose, but its specifica- tions thus far have been as closely guarded asa new atomic formula. Best descriptions from sleuthing members of the press in Paris in- dicate that the new garment is a “long cage, reaching from waist- line to above the bosom, with no ” First news of the new Dior silhouette, which sounded Dior bra. A similar garment, made in the form of an all-in-one foundation, NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Telephone: Citisen Office, 23661 HE'S AN ADMIRAL NOW—in the Delray Beach Navy. that is, State Senator-nominee Bill Neblett (left) receives his commis. sion from Glenn Sunday (right), vice mayor of Delray Beach, at the cocktail party fo rthe group from Delray in Key West on a “goodwill” tour. The party was held at the “Breezeway” at the Sun and Sand Club Saturday night. Ley Memorial Sets Activities For Youth Week “It’s Up to Youth” is.the theme of Youth Week to be sponsored by Ley Memorial Methodist Church MYF, Beginning tonight at the Church, the week’s programs will be simi- lar to a few of the activities the youngsters experienced at the Me- thodist summer camp. The evenings will begin with “eats” at 6 o'clock. At 6:30 there will be handcraft, led by Bill Hoff- man; 7:15 is the time set for a study group, led by Rev. Eldon Simmons. At. 8:00, there will be recreation, led by Rev. Simmons and Eugene Roberts, Jr. The evenings will be closed with a worship service led by Chaplain Lineberger. “We know the whole week of ac- tivities will be enjoyed by all young people who attend,” an offi- cial of the Ley Memorial MYF said today. All young people of the city are cordially invited to all ae- tivities. Price Takes Over Pacific Fleet MANILA (—Vice Adm. A. M. Pride, commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet which guards Formosa, has assumed command of Pacific Fleet maval forces — chiefly aircraft carriers—operating in the Philip- pine area and the South China Sea, In a brief ceremony aboard the carrier Yorktown in Manila Bay, Pride took over from Vice Adm. W. K. Phillips, commander of the 1st Fleet. Phillips will return to his headquarters at San Diego. ROOMER HAS ODD APPAREL BALTIMORE, (®—Mrs. Cather- ine Stumpf reported she had seen another roomer stealing from the }} rooming house operated Elsie Intlekofer. Police arrested Lenoard Ken- drzejewski, 38, several blocks away with the goods. They said he was wearing two pairs of panties, a slip and three ladies’ wrist watches. He was sentenced to six months for larceny. HAIL COVERS CITY MEXICO CITY ® — Hail which fell during a torrential rain cov- ered much of downtown Mexico | City like snow yesterday. Several | streets were flooded when the hail blocked outlets. don’t DO that! by Mrs. Jealousy Blamed In Triple Death WACO, Tex. (#—Police blamed jealousy for the fatal shooting yes- terday of three persons: an 81- year-old husband, his 50-year-old = and their 73-year-old neigh- Detective Capt. Wiley Stem said surviving. members of both fami- lies blamed the shootings on groundless jealousy. He said Mr. and“Mrs. I. P, Spivey were sitting at their kitchen table when Spivey began arguing. Stem said Spivey shot his wife with a pistol. Spivey then called G. B. Darwin, the neighbor, and when he reached the Spivey home, the husband shot him, he said. Then Spivey killed himself. _Spivey had been married times and had 19 children. Call 2.3254 Teer vores MIAMI Dates te remember: August 25—Aquacade at the Key Wester sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. | Katherine Rawis will be guest artist. August 28—JayCees ball at the Casa Marina. All fun and all for a good cause! W.H. Reeds Have Guests From New Orleans, La. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reed, 1627 Seminary Street, have had as their houseguest Mrs Reed’s sister, Mrs J. P. McQueen, her young grandson, John McQueen, III, and Mrs. James Mutrie all of New Orleans. They returned to New Orleans Friday. Master McQueen’s father, Major John McQueen, Jr., is sta- tioned in Japan with the air Force. Printing... Embossing Engraving ... Rubber Stamps The Ariman Press Greene Street Phone 2-566! 611 FRONT STREET Distributors at POPULAR PRICES | pecteumememeneacct merece Located in the Heart. of the City REASONABLE RATES ROOMS WRITE or WIRE for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz HOTEL 132 E. Flagler St. 102 Rooms Elevator Solarium Pershing site os Elevator Heated Miller HOTEL Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. Commercial Use... BATTLE OF THE BOSOM—Here are thy leading fashion -sil- houeftes for fall, with the foundation garments designed by American manufacturers to go under them. Top and center is our ‘artist's hypothetical sketch of the Dior silhouette and its underpinnings. ments that will give new shape “Now as the first ‘sensational to the bosom, ease the waist and stories on the Dior showing are flatten the hips. In fact, the trend i + to casual corsetry already is ey- ident in new ‘foundations for fall. Manufacturers wil. not produce garments reminiscent of the breast-binding practiced in the "20s,. nor would any sensible American woman wear such an unhealthy garment, TUESDAY, August 24 10:00—Fleet Reserve Ladies Auxiliary, Naval Sta. Beach. Patio. -3:00—Ever Ready Star Club 7:30—Order of DeMolay, Scottish Rite Temple, 533 Eaton Street 8:00—Ladies’ Auxiliary VFW, post home 325 Elizabeth Street 8:00—Navy Wives Club, Building 266 Naval Station EVERY WEONESDAY of Commerce, Clubhouse, Flagler Ave. 8:00—Junior Chamber WEDNESDAY, August 25 ae ae ape es ey ateur Radio a 7:30—BPO Does, Elks Club Annex aaron ._ Legion Home on Stock Island :00—Sacerdotisas é 1, 919, Street BVERY THURSDAY fi waueet be Sar Club at La cane Hotel :00—Thrift Shop, Navy Commissary, _ 620—Lions Club, at Lions Den, ; ay 4 P) We Are Prepared Te Furnish You With Clean, Pure Cube Crushed ICE Thompson Eptorprises, Inc. Key West, Florida Bldg. White Street! PLAY SAFE... | Lewitt i Don’t try ; : dishes open. until 4:00 p.-m, 1007 Seminary St.