The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 5, 1954, Page 3

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE SUE JONES, Editor RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS—Mrs. Ray Byrns, president of the Key West Woman's Club, and ether members of the Woman's Club are pictured as they welcomed guests at the club’s annual reception for school teachers. Left to right are Mrs. Stuart Whiting, chairman of the education department; Mrs. Byrns, Miss Minnie Porter-Harris, Miss May Sands and Mrs. Bernard Frank. Mrs. Ned Simmons, wife of the Harris School principal, is entering the door—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder, Tuesday, October 5, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Woman’s Club Gives Reception’ On Saturday In Honor Teachers who. are new to Key to the city’s famous ‘southernmost en by the Woman’s Club on Saturd Of Teachers West got their first introduction hospitality” at the reception giv- lay night: | The reception has become a tradition of the Woman’s*Club and Miss May Sands, who has taught in said, “This is the nicest one yet. Key West schools for many years Miss Sands was the honored teacher Saturday night and assist: | ed in the receiving line. Guests and Woman’s Club mem- bers were greeted at the door by! Mrs. Stuart Whiting, chairman of | the education department, who in- | troduced them to Mrs. Ray Byrns, | club. president. « Others in the receiving line were Miss Minnie - Porter Harris, Gen. | eral Federation board. member, | Mrs. Winston Jones, second. vice | president of the Woman’s Club, | Mrs, Chester..Wood, Junior: Presi- dent, Mrs. Luther: Pinder,’ corres- ponding secretary, Mrs, Bernard Frank, recording seceta and | Mrs, F. J. Miller, club treasurer. | Lovely floral arrangements of hi- | bigcus and native flowers and greens were placea at vantage} points throughout the club rooms. One ufusual arrangement of yel- low dwarf poincianas’ and narrow green and yellow croton leaves was | placed on the desk in- the library | and came in for a great dea commert. Palms and specimen rotons | were placed around the main club room and a large conch shell hold-| ing a graceful arrangement of pink | hibiscus blossoms was on the pia-| no. The mantel was centered with | a low bowl of pink coral vine and} the fireplace was filled with cro-| ton leaves in various colors. | The tea table was covered with | @ beautiful lace cloth and pink co- | get will be presented at this ral vine was used for the center- piece. Tall white tapers burned in handsome silver candelabra and crystal punch bowls at either end of the table held lime and rasp- berry sherbert punch. Assorted sandwiches and dainty cakes were also served. Taking turns presiding at the punchbows were Mrs. Orion Rus- sell, Mrs. H. C. Campbell, Mrs. De- lio Cobo, Mrs. Quilino Lopez, Jr., and Mrs. Raymond Felton, Mrs. Byrns, who left Sunday for the state‘béard meeting in Gaines- ville, told members that the dis- trict director, Mrs. Riley Staats, had asked to have a report on the | reception since the Key West-club} was the only one in the district that had planned an affair in ‘honor of the teachers. | The regular meeting of the Wo- | man’s Club will be held’at 3:00] next Tuesday afternoon. espe | ime | and other important business. will be discussed. Mrs. Byrns will alsg. give. a. re- port on the state board:.meeting currently in progress i..Gaines- ville, 3 Want to make quick ‘chicken pies? Spoon heated chicken a la king into individual baking dishes; top with a round of baked pastry. Keep hot in the oven until ready to serve. GILMORE WIVES TO BE HOSTESSES AT SUBRON COFFEE TOMORROW The Gilmore Wives will be host- esses at the Subron coffee meeting at Fort Taylor tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. They have planned clever and in- teresting Halloween decorations for the affair and there are some ex- tra surprises tucked up the Gil- more sleeve, so those who can should be sure to come out and join the fun. The Subron Wives are especial. ly pleased to have Jayne Barrett entertain and the submarine force is proud to have such talent in their midst as Jayne’s singing wi'l add extra entertainment to the fes- tivities. Garden Club President Calls Board Meeting A meeting of the Garden Club board of directors has been called for 4:00 Wednesday afternoon at the Woman’s Club. Mrs. Lee Goddard, president of the Garden Club, has an- nounced that the regular Octo- ber activities would go ahead according to schedule, with the regular meeting on Thursday night at 8:00 at the Woman’s Club. Visitors are cordially invited. CARTER’S LINGERIE NOW’AT HERMAN’S Herman’s at 512 Duval Street has announced that an exclusive dis- | tributorship for this area has been granted them by the Carter Co., | nationally known manufacturers of ladies’ lingerie. The line includes slips, petticoats, panties, pajamas, night gowns and negligees in nylon and rayon tri- cot and cotton. Carter products are either plain or frilly and are known and preferred for their fine fit and tailoring. JayShees To Choose Project For Year JayShees will bring their sugges tions for worthwhile projects to the next meeting of the group. The members will select one as the club’s major effort for the year. Plans were also made at last week’s meeting for a Halloween party to be co-sponsored with the JayCees. : The president, Gerry Sweeting, appointed Romona Knight as chair- man of the committee for the par. ty with Pauline Ketchings, Dora Rodriguez and Mitzi Fisherman as- siting. Mrs. Sweeting, who was recently installed as JayShee president, ap- pointed Annice Curry as chairman of the charity committee with Bet- ty Thompson and Phyllis Higgs as her committee members. Orchid Illaqua will be chairman of the en tertainment committee and Jeanne Knowles was named as chairman of the hospitality committee with Gena Horton and Marie Pinder as members. Juanita Pinder will serve as chairman of the house committee assisted by Mary Alice Lester and Piedad Archer. Betty Thompson will be chair- man for the JayCee paper. The membership committee chairman is Pauline Ketchings with Dora Rodriguez and Con- chita Alonzo as members. Betty Collins will serve as par- liamentary and orientation com- mittee chairman. Program chairman is Diane Saw- yer assisted by Norma Dopp, Ra- mona Knight and Betty Collins. Mitzi Fisherman will handle the club’s publicity and the scrapbook chairman is Mary Jane Pierce. Pauline Ketchings will act as moni- tor. After the meeting, held at the home of Phyllis Higgs, members played several games planned by the new program chairman, Diane Sawyer. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Fleet Sonar Group To Greet Newcomers Thurs. The Fleet Sonar Officers’ Wives Group will be hostesses at a “‘New- comer Coffee’’ at the home of Mrs. Robert McKinley, 2407 Flagler Ave- nue, at 10:00 Thursday morning. The coffee will welcome officers’ wives of the USS Blair, Raymond, M. J. Manuel, Tweedie, Norman, O’Brien and APD Burdo. Jr. Woman’s Club To Have Buffet Supper Members of the Key West Jun- ior Woman’s Club will have an in- formal buffet supper at the ¢lub- house at 8:00 tonight. This is the first meeting of the club year for the club, the junior department of the Key West Wom- an’s Club. Hostesses for the evening will be the members of the executive board. ZX-11 COFFEE AT HOME OF MRS. ASHE Members of the ZX-11 Offi- cers’ Wives Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Evaline Ashe, 2912 Staples Avenue, at 10:00 tomorrow morning. The coffee meeting was ori- ginally announced as being held at Aeropalms and members are asked to note the change in place. TELEPHONE: GUESTS AND MEMBERS—of the Key West Woman's Club are pictured at the tea table during the reception given by the Woman’s Club on Saturday evening. The annual affair is given in honor of the women on the faculties of Key West schools. the punchbowl, assisted by Mrs. Mrs. Orion Russell is presiding at Raymond Felton.—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder. “Home We Make” Is Topic At@SP Exemplar Meeting “The Home We Make” was the} program topic at the meeting of | Xi Alpha Theta Exemplar Chaot- | er of Beta Sigma Phi held Sep-| tember 27 at the home of Mrs. Jeff | Knight. | Mrs. Julie George, Mrs. Ida Gell-| rich and Mrs. John Spottswood | conducted the program. They were | introduced by Mrs. George Curry, | program chairman, Subjects discussed were “Do Americans Have Good Taste?”; “A Basic Color Lesson” and ‘Line, Form and Design.” A lively dis- cussion period followed the pro- gram. In the business session which pre- ceded the program, with president Miss Elizabeth Acheson in charge, chairman of the Standing com-| mittees reported on the various Projects and plans were discussed under old and new business for — CARD OF THANKS During the lingering illness and following the departure of our beloved wife, the late Euphe- mia Peacon Roberts, many neigh- bors and friends were kind and helpful in many ways. We pub- lish this card of acknowledgment in order that each and all may know that we are very grateful. We especially wish to thank the staff of Monroe General Hos- pital, Dr. Gonzalez, the pallbear- ers and employes of Boca Chica Station. DEWEY ROBERTS. effecting completion of the service projects. Mrs. Knight, service chairman, reported that Willard Albury of | Monroe General Hospital, has been advised regarding the purchase of the resuscitator and that various “ schools are being contacted to fur- | Mt8. Knight. ther work of the chapter in helping | ae fill needs of indigent children, |Citizen Ads Bring Results Mrs. Florence Rabon, chairman | the international point system for the selection of the “Girl of the Year.” The meeting was adjourned at 10:30 and refreshments were serv- ed by Mrs. Douglas Pearson and Citizen Office, 2.5661 For suffering of reat Fle? ICKS fre meeannarsenas, ¥ 5 MEET THE REAL GROUCHO This week, his son tells why Groucho had to see a psychiatrist. Was it be- cause he sleeps with a BB gun? Throws golf clubs in- to the ocean? Gets seasick in taxicabs? You'll find the hilarious answer —and ¢ rare off-the-record view o Groucho—in the Post. Reac Arthur Marx’s exposé: My Old Man Groucho. “I flewmy MI to \~ a After 60 missions against U.S. jets, North Korean Lt. Kum Sok No surrendered his MIG and won our $100,000 reward. Here's his own story—with testimony on Red atrocities. Out today—on ali newsstands A CURTIS MAGAZING of the ways and means committee, reported excellent —_ cooperation | from all members in the Septem- | ber 25 bake sale. Proceeds are to go to “Joy For Underprivileged Children” fund. Yearbook chairman Mrs. Joe Al-| len reported’ that the book wi!l | soon be ready for distrubution | Mrs. Rabon, who is also publi- city chairman, reported on the mailing of the chapter’s news bul- letin. Winner of the contest to name the bulletin will be disclosed this month. Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi explained | IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved daughter, Eugenia Capigting, who Passed away three years ago today. Though three long years have pass- ed and gone since you were taken home, there is still love in our hearts for someone like you could, never be forgotten. You are in the land that has no end and someday we will meet again. There will be| | Don’t Delay.., Ask For the New Christmas Catalog World’s Finest Cosmetics and Toilet Articles Created by DAGGETT and RAMSDELL THE HOUSE OF CREAMS SINCE 1890 Anything that Cleans — Polishes, Preserves or Beautifies FULLER Has It DELIVERY SERVICE 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. TELEPHONE 2.6868 THE ONLY... FULLER BRUSH STORE IN THE WORLD— 1113 TRUMAN AVENUE no more parting when we do. Our| heartaches and sorrows will all be | through. We miss you darling, yes we do, but our Lord knew what was best for you. Your work on/ earth had been completed and up in heaven you were needed. MOMMY, DADDY, SISTERS and BROTHERS. LADIES’ CHOICE! ee cer ae Dimple knit cotton in rosebud print, white or pastels. Yours to wear and enjoy! Carter's famed Spanky Pants look so feminine in dimple knit cotton with ruffled legs. Washfast colors, all-elastic waistbands. Tub them and hang them up — they'll need no ironing. CARTER-SET — Will not shrink out of fit! “a ROLLENE POLLOCK—Director f the new Key West Division of the Fred Astaire School of starting today, Rollene Pollock will personally instruct ballroom dancing for adults and also tap and ballet for beginners. The new school specializes in dance education for children as well ag pajiroom and ballet fstzuction for adults, Exclusively at HERMAN’S 534 Duval St. (Upstairs) Air Conditioned 10 A.M.-10 P.M. Phone 2-8760 ROLLENE POLLOCK, Director PRINCESS NINA CARACCIOLO—Director of Ballet in the new Fred Astaire School here, Princess Nina Caracciolo will per- sonally instruct intermediate and advanced ballet and super- vise the instruction of beginners. Hours: