The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1954, Page 3

SOCIETY — PERSONALS — SVE JONES, Editor turday, September 18, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Miss Caroline Kirke, Lt. Lang To Wed Oct. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Elton L. Newton of 410 Caroline Street, announce the engagement and: approaching marriage of her daughter, Caro- line Randolph Kirke, to Lt. (jg) Theodore Lang,: III, USNR. Lt. Lang is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lang, Jr. of Free- port, Long Island. Miss Kirke’s father is Wallace B. Kirke of Center Conway, New Hampshire and Key West. The bride is the wpanddaughier of William Randolph Porter, a pio- neer resident of Key West. She has set the date of her wed- ding for October: 22 at the. Naval Station Chapel. CMI Students Plan For “Safety Week” The students at the Convent of Mary. Immaculate have gone out wholeheartedly: in their participa- tion in activities for ‘Safety Week” according to Annette Dion, sopho- more: representative. Many of .the: girls presented ‘es- says on “Why Be Safe,” posters have’ been digplayed.anid a-short film on the proper use of tools was shown. ‘Under the direction of Sister Sup- JO WED AT NAVAL STATION CHAPEL—Miss Caroline Ran- | ¢fior, Rose of Mary, the program ipo Kirke, whose engagement to Lt, (jg) Theodore Lang, II, | 18 creating an awareness of the being announced today, will be married at the Naval Station necessity ot lhapel on October 22. Plans To Be Made For Convent’s Hallowe’en Fete a Lee Newhouse, president of |- the "Convent of Mary Immaculate Alujnnae Association, announced that an alumnae meeting ill} be held at 8 p. m. Monday evewing at her home, 620 Eaton Street and members of the C. M. I. Mathers Association are invited to attehd, Tile Alumnae, assisted by the Mothers’ Association, sponsor an annyal Halloween Festival on the Conyent grounds, and proceeds zo into} an equipment fund for their mh mater. Monday night’s meet- has been called specifically to dischss arrangements for this year’s celebration. The Halloween Festival has gain- ed in ularity each >»year, - and Mrs, Newhouse today expressed the belief that this one will be the best; ever. She urged members groups — the Alumnae and the Mo- thers’ Associations — to attend the meeting Monday evening and help pian a bigger and better C. M. I Chiljren’s Halloween; Festival. EL HESS Erroneous Report Of Engagement Regretted The Citizen regrets. the pub- lishing of the erroneous report of, an engagement between Miss Doss and Mr. Casteneda, Hereafter, all local engage- ment announcements or wed- ding announcements must be submitted on the special forms available at the news depart: ment of the paper. No others will be accepted, or information concerning etigagement and wedding an- Rouncements contact the society ecitor or the city editor. XILIARY AL MEET special meeting of the BiNai Auxiliary, beth men and women, will be held on Mon- day, September 20 at the sokial hall at 8:00 p.m. of both | RECENT BRIDE--Mrs. Robert S. Gilbreath was Miss Marilyn Louise Marsh before her mar- riage at the Naval Station Chapel on September 10. Marilyn Louise Marsh Weds R. S. Gilbreath Sept. 10 Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Marsh, 1617 Duncan Street, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mari- lyn Louise, to Robert S. Gilbreath, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Nellie Gal- breath, East St. Louis, Illinois. The wedding took place on Sep- tember 10 at 6 o’clock in the even- ing at the Naval Station Chapel with Chaplain W. Lane officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her mother, wore a smart- ly tailored white linen suit with matching accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations. Miss Peggy McCrea, her only at- tendant, wore a Navy blue linen suit with white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. Ralph E. Cline, USN, was best man for the groom. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Marsh chose a Navy blue suit worn with white accessories and her carnation corsage was pink. The bride graduated from Key being ‘safe. “Safety Week” will extend from September 20 to 26, but many pre- liminary. activities are now in pro- gre! Practical Nurses Meet Thursday The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Sub-division 9 of Key West, held their regular monthly meeting in.the library of the Monroe .County Gen tal on Thursday night -at 7:30. Irene Taylor, first vice-preside: presided in.the absence of the president, Delores Niles, who is ill. Minutes of the previous meeting were ready by. the. secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth ‘ Stuerts. Miss Louise Allen was accepted as a new member. Members were encouraged to Plan. to. attend ‘the fourth annual convention of the Licensed Prac- tical Nurses Associaton of Florida in Miami’ on September. 19, 20 and 21 Convention headquarters will be at the McAllister Hotel. The next meeting of the group will be held on October 7. Byron Sher To Teach At Harvard Law School Byron D. Sher of 57 Charles- brook Road, Newton, Mass. is 2 Teaching Fellow at the Harvard Law School this year. He was born in St. Louis, Mis- souri and received his B. S. degree from Washington University and the LL. B. degree from Harvard magne eum laude in 1952. At Harvard Mr. Sher was an editur of the Harvard Law Re- view. For the past two yea:s he has been associated with the Bos- ton firm of Mintz, Levin & Cohn. Mr. Sher is-married to the form- er Miss Linda Bowser, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Frank E. Bow- ser. West High School in June and was a member of the USO-YMCA where she served as a Junior Hostess. Her husband is in the U. S. Navy stationed aboard the carrier, USS Tarawa. The young couple left immediate- ly after the ceremony for East St. Louis. Mrs. Gilbreath traveled in a Navy blue linen suit with white accessories. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE Ladies Of Knights Meet At Park The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies of the Knights was he'd last Tuesday morning at Bayview Park. Some of the members brought their children and coffee and doughnuts were served by the host- ess, Marie Halpin. Plans for the luncheon held at Raul’s restaurant were discussed, and two new officers were elected to the places of Josephine Hull, vice president and Joan Shisler, secretary, who have resigned. The new officers are Lois Crean, vice president and Jeannette Da- vis, secretary. Two new members, Mrs. Pat Currie and Mrs. Gloria Mehrmann were welcomed into the club at the meeting. “Back-to-School” Theme For Jr.-Sr. PTA M eeting The regular meeting of the Jr.- Sr. High School Parent Teacher | Association will be Tuesday, Sep- tember 21 at 7:45 p.m. at the school auditorium. This will be the first business meeting of the new school year. The program for the evening will be, “Back to School.” This will be an opportunity for parents to go through a complete schedule of the day of their child and be- come acquainted with individual teacher of each subject. The program is designed to help parents realize their child’s day at school. Parents are asked to plan to be present and to join the PTA as an active member. Membership in the Parent- Teachers Association represents a privilege, an opportunity and an obligation for all who have close ties with children and have their | welfare at heart. | Parents owe it to their children, to the community, and to them- selves to be a member. Plan now join PTA and to attend all meetings held on the third Tuesday of each month. “The PTA needs you and you need PTA.” ZX-11 Luncheon At Sun, Sand Club Held Wednesday An attractive arrangement of | fruit was the featured table decora- tion at ZX-11’s monthly luncheon | held at the Sun and Sand Club on| September 15. Places were marked with a small | basket of candy with a name tag | on them. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. L. R. Ashford and Mrs. R. M. Young. Members of the group were ask- ed to indicate their interest in join- ing a class for golf lessons. The date for the next coffee was | set for October 6 at Aeropalms. | Mrs. W. Ashe will be hostess for the October coffee. | Even people who don’t like liver usually admit it tastes good this way! Cut the liver in 1-inch cubes and marinate in French dressing | for an hour or so; drain the liver, | roll in flour and deep fry in hot fat until well browned. — | —_ Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND awcusan COFFEE and CUBAN —TRY A POUND TODAY — | SURONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS SALE on Rubber Base PAINT Interior and Exterior Monroe Specialty’ Co. 1930 FLAGLER AVE. Printing... Embossing Engraving ... Rubber Stamps The Ariman Press Greene Street Phone 2-5661 THE LADIES OF THE KNIGHTS—enjoy a pesos ep on Thorsiey at Raul’s Club. The table decorations carried out a “back to school’ them cards were made to represent rulers letter of the alphabet on each. tions. The flowers were a “littl tapers at pe pia Carmen Davis and chool house” as a centerpiece. Place 4 iC phttade pa F white paper with a ‘at Van Eepoel planned the de: - iven by Mrs. David McCurdy.—JKB Photo. . as NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 | Suzys Note Book Saturday—Women of Church of Rock bake sale in front of San Carlos theater from 10 to 1 Next Week: The Key West Players picnic and casting for plays starring summer workshop students. Thursday — Rehearsal and final registration for Fiesta Queen contest sponsored by the Does, at the Elks Auditorium at 7:00 p. m. : Also on Thursday, the facul- ty of Truman School will be guests at a dinner given by the Truman PTA. Saturday — The fiesta queen will be selected at the Elks Auditorium — dancing. EQUIPMENT GIVEN B’Nai Zion Aux. Card Party Tues. The B’Nai Zion Auxiliary wit| District Meet sponsor an open to the public card party on Tuesday, tember 21-at the social hall on Simonton St. at 8 o’clock in the evening. y There will be prizes, games, fun and refreshment for all. Hostesses will be Mrs. Billy Appelrouth, Mrs. Izzy Weintraub and Mrs. Weintraub, Sr. |Church Women To Have Bake Sale Saturday The Women of the Church of the Rock will hold a bake sale on Saturday morning from 10 until 1:00. The will be held in front Carlos Theatre. Sep-\tended the study sessions held at Methodist Women Attend Miami Seven local Methodist Women at- White Temple Church in Miami on Wednesday, September 15. This was the Miami District’s an- naul Seminar conducted by the| Woman’s Society of Christian Ser- vice of the Methodist Church. Studies presented were “India, | Pakistan and Ceylon” from the for- eign mission study book, “Under Three Flags,” by Stephen Neill. “Jesus’ Teachings Concerning Women,” a Bible study written by } Lady Hosie, and “The City” which | deals with local problems. This last study is taken from “Man and God in the City” writ-| ten by Kenneth Miller. These three, studies will be taught | this year in the Kev West ar They are credited courses and al- ways open to ine gests Those attending from Key West were Miss Mae Sands, Miss Arlene TO SIGSBEE PARK Milton C. Roberts, 3409 Avenue E, has donated play ground equip- .|ment to be used in playground areas in Sigsbee Park. the Sigs- | bee Community Council announced Merritt, Miss Crale, Mrs. Harry | today. Richardson, Mrs. Merrill Mrs. J. E. Statham and Mrs. G. Samsell. Sands, | The Council is grateful for all J. |help of this kind in the develop- ment of its facilities. KELLY WAERING, M.D. (HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL) Announces the Opening of His Office at 419 EATON STREET For the Practice of PEDIATRICS Office Phone 2-7970 You'll Be Sky High About ON THESE EXCITING WANT.TO.8E L9VED tm | FASHIONS ame on DESIGNED BY ACADEMY "AWARD WINNER EDITH MEAD >. a Janct Leigh weare them in Paramount’ fun-filled comedy, co-starring Dean Martin‘ ond Jerry Lewis Sand wo can you! Step ito the wandrobe magic of these darling wear everywhere, aeescs— cach 4 wolf white ofthe staal Hollywood originals, brought to you by Natlynn. Have thenn‘ all for your own at ground level budget priees now.” PRICES... C. $17.95 D. 22.95 E. 24.95 F. 22.95 Exclusively In House Phone 2-2322 These Dresses Are Worn by Miss Janet Leigh Key West at in the Movie “Living It Up” Now Showing at the San Carlos A PP E L Ss 926 Duval Street VX-1 OFFICERS’ WIVES UB — Members of the VX-1 Officers‘ lar luncheon held on Photo, Wednesday at Raul’s.—JKB Wives Club S me their