The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1954, Page 3

Ce Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor Woman’s Club President To Attend FFWC Board Meeting In Gainesville Mrs. Ray Byrns, president of t he Key West Woman’s Club will Join clubwomen from the Miami area and will go with them on a chart- ered br~ to Gainsville, for the fa Federation of Woman’s Clubs on The keynote theme for the meet in their Clubs, Communities and C ficers and chairmen from all ove for this meeting. Registration will take place all day Monday, October 4, at the Hotel Thomas with the Executive Dinner there at 6:30 p.m. Follow- ing the dinner will be a junior and Senior club reception at the | Twentieth Century Club. ; Eerly morning conferences wil be held on Tuesday and the meet- ing will officially convene at 9:45 a.m. with Mrs. E. D. Pearce, State President. Welcome addresses will ‘e given by Mrs. Ralph W. Fountain, presi- dent of the Twentieth Century Club of Gainesville; Mrs. M. L. Williamson, Director of District Five; Mrs. Ben P. Rich, State Junior Director; the Honorable Joseph C. Wise, Mayor of Gaines- ville; and Dr. John S. Allen, Act- | ing President of the University of Florida: «Response will be given by Mrs. C, M. Washburn, First Vive Presi- dent of the Florida Federation. Renorts by state officers will fol- low. Principal speaker of the morn- ing will be Mrs. Lee Ozbirn, Third Vice’ President of the General Federation of Woman’s Cluhs, who will interpret the General Fed- eration program, speaking on ‘‘The Organizational Program o° Gen- eral Federation.” She will also lead the forum, “You, Your Club, Your Com- munity—Membership,” which will follow ‘her talk. Other forum members will be Mrs. C. L. Menser, second vice president of the Florida Federa- tion; Mrs. Ben P. Rich, State Junior Director; and the twelve District Directors. A centennial luncheon will be held in the Student Service Center at which the invocation will be given"by Rev. Kenneth G. Rogers, pastor-.of the First Methodist Church, Mr. - Russell D. Danburg, associate professor of music at the University, will play his selections entitled “For Fun and Enjoy- ment.” ‘The afternoon session will follow with reports by department and division chairmen, Main speaker of the afternoon will be Miss Elizabeth Mason, Di- rector of Women’s Activities for the Southern Region, U. S,. De- partment of Forestry and-Agriecul- ture. Her topic will be “The Southern Woman Looks at Conser- vation.” Miss Mason is meeting a-delega- tion of state officers and the Con- servation Committee in Ocala on Monday morning, October 4, to view sites for the Federation Forest in the Ocala National Forest. ‘The University Women’s’ Club will be hostess to all board mem- bers who wish to tour the campus of the University from 4:30 to 6:30 «» Tuesday afternoon. A “Harvest Time” banquet will be held in the Broward Hall Din- ing Room at 7:30 p.m. Invocation will be given by Dr. U. S. Gordon, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Gainesville, and music will be vocal duets by Roy Tew and Paul Tew. Speaker of the evening will be Dr. Paul L, Hanna, professor of social science at the University, who will speak on “The Battle for the Heart and Mind of the East.” Breakfast will be from 8:30 to 9:30 Wednesday morning, October 6, in the garden of the home of Dr. Allen. The morning business session will be given over to dis- cussions of department plans fol- Nl_board meeting of the Florida October 4 to 6, ing is “Designs for Worthy Women ountry.”Club presidents, state of- r the state will be in Gainesville Hairstyles To Be Featured At OWC Ft. Taylor Lunch Fall styles will go to milady’s head next Friday at the regular luncheon meeting of the Officers’ Wives Club, Fort Taylor, when | members of the Fleet All Weather Training Unit are hostesses. They have arranged for a demonstration of correct hair styles for the various types of faces and figures by Martin, not- ed local hair stylist. Martin will present models to demonstrate his talk and give the jguests “‘tips’” on time saving features of hair styling. After the demonstration, an open discussion will be held. The FAWTU group has planned an unusual French theme in the decorations for the luncheon, with complimentary favors from Martin. Officers’ wives in the area are asked to make reservations for this gala affair prior to 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 29. Reservations may be made by calling their Ft. Taylor represent- ative or 2-6431. Legion Auxiliary Plans Halloween Festivities Halloween Festivities sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 28, are already underway as Marion Arango, chairman for this occasion has acquired the use of Bayview Park on October 29 for a children’s masquerade contest. Any child from the age, of 2 yrs. to high school is eligible and will be grouped according to age and size. There will be prizes for the pret- tiest costume, one for the scariest and one for the most original. . Following the masquerade there will be a comedy ball game ‘‘Hu- la Girls” versus “‘?” with arrange- ments made through Herman War- ren, petty officer in charge of re- creation, at the Seaplane Base. Hot dogs and cold drinks will be sold during these festivities. Following the children’s day at the park there will be a Halloween Ball held at the American Legion Home on Stock Island Oct. 30, open to the public, masked or not, Mrs. Curry Entertains Mrs. Frank Curry, 615 Grinnell Street, gave a Tupperware party Wednesday evening. Everyone en- joyed the demonstration given by Helen Sullivan. Refreshments were served. will be Dr. ‘Lester L. Hale, pro- fessor of speech at the University, whose topic will be “Freedom Through Speech.” Following adjournment on Wed- nesday afternoon the junior clubs will tour the Florida Farm Colony after which they will hold a barbecue for all wishing to attend. In the evening the juniors will sponsor a variety show at the University Pool, which is being arranged by Dr. Norma M. Leabitt, Head Professor of Required Physi- cal Education for Women. Members of the Key West Woman’s Club who are state board members are Mrs. Leland Godd- shown above as Martin, local cers’ Wives’ luncheon-meeting PREVIEW OF PARISIAN TRENDS IN HAIR STYLING—is’ short “hair-do” on Nellie Meldahl as Mrs. R. C. Knight looks on with interest. Martin will give a demonstration at the Offi- FAWTU Wives will be hostesses for the affair, which will carry out the Parisian theme in the decorations. Mrs.Knight is FAW- TU chairman.—Citizen Staff Photo by Sybil. hairstylist, demonstrates a new at Ft. Taylor on Friday. The John Keiser Pledges Phi Kappa Tau At Univ. John L. Keiser has pledged Phi 4 Kappa Tau fraternity at the Uni- versity of Florida in Gainesville. He is among the 700 students pledged to 26 national social fra- ternities at the University this week during fall rushing activities. According to Frederick W. Wag- ner, Inter - Fraternity Council pre- sident. He attributes the slight de- crease in number of total pledges to a smaller number of men in the freshmen class and to a new ACTRESS TO TOUR THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Sept. | 25 (®—Actress Audrey Hepburn, who was in Arnheim during the World War II battle for that city in | 1944, plans to tour the Netherlands for a week in November to help | |the National Federation of Dutch| Ex-servicemen. IFC scholastic ruling that requires | all students interested in rushing to m-ct a certain grade requirement | on <ollege placement tests. Sposas Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs, William Raymond Sposa, 95 Pearle Trailer Park, announce the birth of - their daughter, Lynn Marie, on Septem- ber 16 at the Naval Hospital. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 3% ounces at birth, x * * Girl For Martins Captain and Mrs. Reginald George Martin, Quarters “M-1,” have named their daughter Patricia Diane. She was born at the Naval Hospital on September ounces. iM *k Baby Girl Pearce win Pearce, Sunny Isle Trailer Park, Stock Island, are the parents of a daughter, Patricia Dianne, born on September 18 at the Naval Hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds, 4% ounces. * he ok Baby Boy Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Weaver, Navy Trailer 74, are the parents of a 7% pound son born on September 18 at the Naval Hospital. He has been named Richard Carlson. kok *& Baby Boy Million Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fonston | Million, Jr., have named their son, |Edwin Fonston,, III, The baby | weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces at 17 and weighed 6 pounds, 13% | Mr. and Mrs. Richard, El-| | Brodhead at 2-7730. |MRS. HELEN SULLIVAN) | NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS I- Fiesta Social Events Schedule Released By BPW Mrs. Joan Mardis, president of the Key West Business and Pro- |fessional Women’s Club and gen- eral chairman of the Ferry Fiesta |hostess committee, announced to- day that Mrs. Ethel Segal has been appointed co-chairman. Mrs. Segal, who will schedule all hostess teams, said that hostess- es are needed for two main events: | open house festivities and the coro- nation dance. She pointed out that, although the BPW is spearheading many working committees during the forthcoming Fiesta, members of all local organizations are in- | vited to join them, and those wish- ing to participate are asked to con- tact Mrs. Segal at 2-8563 as soon ‘as possible. Open House will be held aboard | the new ferry, “The City of Key) West,” between 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. on Friday, October 1, the eve of| the ferry’s first run to Cuba. The boat will be docked at the foot of Duval Street and the public is in- vited to inspect the ferry during | these hours. Following open house, and sche- duled to start at about 8 p. m. Fri- day in Bayview Park, will be the Coronation Dance in honor of the TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 Saturday, September 25, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 || were M i| |Newcomer Coffee \Given By Fleet |Sonar Grou P Members of the Fleet Sonar | Officers’ Wives Club entertained ;@ group of staff newcomers at a | coffee held at the home of Mrs. |F. J. Baczenski recently, | Newcomers who were present j included Mrs. C. W. Lynn, Jr., Mrs. |T. F. McKenna, Mrs. B. F. Maner, Mrs. J. R. Morgan, Mrs. N. G. | Nofsinger, Mrs. C. J. Reidel, Mrs. |H. J. Startin, Mrs. G. A. Van | Riter, Mrs. W. D. Wood, Mrs. W. P. Winslow, Mrs. D. Maynard, Mrs. L. H. Foisy and Mrs. W. H. Nechling. Hostesses for the lovely affair Baczenski, Mrs. J. A, | Black, Mrs. Robert R. Hall, Mrs. » | |R. T. McKinley and Mrs. F. B, NOU WIVES HAVE LUNCHEON—Officers’ wives of Naval Ordnance Unit held their luncheon Thursday afternoon at Raul’s. Mrs. J. Wheeler (fifth from right), wife of the commanding of- ficer, was present. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Frank Kasper (third from left) and Mrs. Gunnar Overgaard (third from right).—J.K.B. Photo. young lady chosen to reign as Queen during the first Key West -| Cuba trip. ei | Decorations for the Coronation | Dance will be under the direction | of Mrs. Eva Lee Newhouse, and | | anyone wishing to help in this de- green beans in a tangy French partment is asked to call her at 2- dressing. Serve on salad greens | | nd top with | in sices of crisp red radish. This | charge of the Refreshment Com- relish-salad is delicious with any | 3440. =~ 8 Mrs. Imogene Brodhead is mittee for the dance and will han- dle all arrangements. Volunteers for this committee may reach Mrs. Mrs. Segal expressed the hope that a large number of volunteers would come forward, as a record crowd is expected to join in and send-off festivities for the ferry. Would You Like To Have A Tupperware Party? It's Fun - Profitable - Sociable CONTACT Telephone 2-6410 ee ce Baby Boy LaRose | Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Allen | LaRose, 807 Virginia Street, have | their son Braden Andrew. The| baby weighed 7 pounds, 11%} ounces when he was*borh atthe} Naval ‘Hospital on September 20. | ct ee SOD Boyds Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Boyd, Salt Pond Trailer Park, are the |parents of a 5 pound, 14 ounce, | son born at the Naval Hospital on September 20. He has been named Paul Jay. + * Boy For Bechtels Mr. and M James Lawrence | Bechtel, 524-C Flagler Avenue, have named their son James Edward. He weighed 4 pounds, 7 ounces at birth at the Naval Hospital on September 20. kK *k * Baby Girl Pedigo Mr. and Mrs. James Carvell Pe digo, Coral Isle Trailer Park, an nounce the birth of their daughter, Violet Marie, at the Naval Hospi tal on September 18. The baby wighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce. xk «* * Baby Boy Whitis Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitis, 4 Lowe’s Lane, are the parenis of a son, Alan, born at the Naval Hos- |pital on September 18. The weighed 5 pounds, 4'2 ounces birth. *. *_* Serve rice fritters with creamed, In warm weather mushrooms and a topping of crisp| keep creamed honey bacon for a company lunch.|erator because it it is best to| in the refrig- may partly OCEANFRONT LUXURY ‘DIR! pg Located in the DO*iining ‘vate beach: ties Pao: ir conditioned cupancy en PERSON — Double Oc! sz PER PE Reservations Write for Broiled tomatoes and a cucumber | liquefy at a very warm room salad are good go-alongs. | temperature. | Seer | Marinate fresh-cooked or canned | SPECIAL! tissue-paper thin | liced cold meat. | Stop That Itch! Be Safe—Use ROPER M.D. FORMULA ‘for IMPETIGO and ALL SKIN IRRITA- TIONS. Manufactured by Sherry, Inc., Chemists. Avail- able at all drug stores and Miami wholesalers, This Ad Worth 10c on Purchase of One Bottle, 60c ELECTRIC LIMITED QUANTITY! Duval SPECIAL! Pre-Christmas Special! | AUTOMATIC POP-UP TOASTER (Plus Tax) REG. PRICE, $22.95 DION & SMITH TIRE SUPPLY and Olivia Sts. Phone 2-2000 STORE OPEN MONDAYS TILL 8 P.M. ’ Universal Cleaners 510 ELIZABETH STREET TELEPHONE 2-5051 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! EVERY DAY STARTING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27 THRU OCTOBER 2 WE WILL GIVE AWAY lowed by. an “Indian Summer” luncheon at 12:30 in the Broward Hall Dining Room. birth on September 18 at the Naval | Hospital. The parents live at the | Sunny Isle Trailer Park on Stock | ard, co-chairman of the division of drama and Miss Minnie-Porter Harris, chairman of the division Baby Girl Ritzema Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard Ritzema, Hut 21-B, announce the Island. Invocation will be given by Dr. Jack R. Noffsinger, Pastor of the First Baptist Church. Speaker of international clubs and a mem- ber of the General Federation con- vention committee. cok ot Baby Boy Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Jaminal Dela Cruz, 544-D Poinciana, are the birth of their daughter, Christine Marie, at the Naval Hospital on |September 19. The baby weighed 7 pounds, 5% ounces when she was born. FREE parents of a 6 pound, 2% ounce | son born at the Naval Hospital on @ |September 18. He has been nam- | review ou n é |ed Kenneth James. | | ee, te 2 | Bogdans Have Son Proudly Presents | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis | Bogdan have named their son, |Joseph Francis. He weighed 5 = pounds, 10% ounces at birth at |the Naval Hospital on September | | 19. The parents live at 10-A| Arthur Sawyer Road. Se ote. oh Featuring IRENE BOYD—" Miss Canada” of 1953 |! 5% ounce son on September 19 at| Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Joseph JACKIE LANE CARO’ the Naval Hospital. He has been | Lindsey, 131-D Poinciana, announce * L COLLIER }named Michael Francis. jthe birth of their daughter, Brenda NORA FORD * BONNIE BLUE | he. ok Ann, on September 19 at the Naval | Hornes Have Daughter Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, DON COSTELLO—Comic the Naval Hospital. The child|ser, 135-D Peary Court, announce | weighed 8 pounds, 1% ounces at/the birth of their son, Edward | birth. The father is the son of Mrs.| George, on September 20 at the | Catherine M. Inman of the above | Naval Hospital. The baby weighed | address. 7 pounds, 7%, ounces at birth. TO A LUCKY CUSTOMER Man's PALM BEACH SUIT or | LADY'S OUTFIT FOR THE FINEST IN DRY CLEANING BRING IT TO UNIVERSAL OWNED AND OPERATED BY JOE SOLDANO * * * Girl For Moores Mr. and Mrs. James Edw: Moore, 25-1 Poinciana Place ; named their daughter, Debra Lois |The baby weighed 8 pounds, 2 oun ces at birth at the Naval Hospital on September 19. * * * Meisters Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Donald Char Meister, 501-B Poinciana, are the parents of a 6 pound, 11 ounce si born on September 19 at the Na Baby Boy Faschingbaver Hospital. They have named the | Faschingbauer, Salt Pond Trailer * * * | Park, are the parents of a 6 pound, Lindseys Have Girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon /1% ounces at birth. | | | announce the birth of their daugh- Boy For Nesers | 700 DUVAL STREET jter Patricia, on September 19 at} Mr. and Mrs. George Good Ne-| Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paul|baby Douglas Charles. | Horne, 40-D Arthur Sawyer Road, * * * For Reservations, Telephone 2-7822 \