The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 28, 1954, Page 3

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYON SUE JONES, Editor BRIDE-ELECT—Ellen Trevor, Saturday, November 6, Bruce and Mrs. R. H. Pinder. oe whose marriage to. Lt. John Valentine Smith will be an event of was the honoree at a delightful luncheon Bruce, yesterday. Miss Trevor is the daughter of Mr. seaied at the table and standing, at Raul's given by Mrs. Toby Mr. and Mrs, Edwin F. Trevor. The bride is left to right, are Mrs. Edwin Trevor, the bride’s mother; Mrs. Smith of Boston, mother of the bridegroom.—Citizen Staff Photo, Don ‘Harvey’ Opens Nov. 15; Tryouts “or Next Play Set For Tuesday Elwood Dow’s invisible rabbit friend, Harvey, is fast reaching his gigantic stature in the play, “Harvey” now in rehearsal by. the Key West Players under the direction of Emily Goddard. All indica- tions are that he will make his scheduled non - appearing appear- ance at The Barn Theatre on November 15 in The Players first pro- duction of the seaon. Thedtre goers may still avail themselves of subscribing member- ships by telephoning Mickey Renna ber of The Players, in time to the season; “Harvey,” Meanwhile, while Harvey pranc- es around preparing for-his initial Key West bow, The Players will begin casting this Tuesday at The Barn Theatre for the next play, which avill be “My Three Angels.” Written by Sam and Bella Spe- watk, this terrifically entertaining three act comedy will be the new- est Broadway hit brought:to Key West, having just recently been re leased for little theatre production. The locale of “My Three Angels” is the penal colony in French Gui- ana and the “three angels’ dom- inating the entire play are: three convict inmates, Joseph, Jules and Alfved. The first, a “promoter” whose promotions caught up with him, end the other two, murder- e the Ducotel family, con- 3 of Papa Felix, Mami Emi- @ aud luscious daughter, Marie D under their protective wing. ph,. an‘ accomplished forger and “book doctor,” endeavors to save the philosophical and absent- minded Felix ‘from the wrath of . his employer Uncle Henri Trouch- ard on an unexpected insaection visit (o the store Papa Felix ma- nages, But Uncle Henri, a really nasty, rich reprobate forestalls Joseph, only to succumb to Albert, the three angels’ viperish aveng- er. The. three angels aid and abet “Marie Louise’ romance with Paul, her unofficially betrothed, and nephew of Uncle Henri until they discover Paul has feet of clay and, once again, Albert comes to their aid. Meanwhile, Mama Emilie’s fear of the “three angels is replac- ed by affection and respect. Madam Parole, an active ‘“‘dead- beat’ customer finally makes a substantial payment on her account under implied threats of blackmail by the angels. There are seven male parts and use their tickets for the first play of at 2-3323 or contacting any mem- three female parts to be filled in this play that will be directed by Bob Pollock for production just be- fore Christmas. Once again the public is remind- ed that one need not be a mem- ber of the Key West Players to try out for a part and all inter- ested parties are cordially invited and welcomed to attend the pre- liminary tryoyts at The Barn Thea- tre, rear of the Woman’s Club on Duval St. this Tuesday at’ 8:30 p. m. Ley Church MYF Halloween Party Ley Memorial Church Interme- | diate and Senior MYFer’s will be | holding their Halloween parties to- night at Ley Memorial Church. The Senior MYF will have as their guests the MYFer’s of the other Methodist Churches. The Intermediate MYF is newly formed having had its first meet- ing last Sunday, Oct.. 24. We hope to see this group which a lot of the Young People have been wait- ing for to grow ‘into full bloom. The group is composed of 12 to 14 year olds. _———EEEEE_= DATE SET FOR JOINT HALLOWEEN PARTY The JayCees and the Jay- Shees will hold a joint Hallo- ween Party on Friday night at the Jay-Cee Club house on Flagler Avenue. The festivities “begin at 8:00. DA" CE AFTER YOUR FIRST LESSON Navy Wives Hear Detailed Report On Nat'l Meet The new board of directors of the Island City Navy Wives’ Club 88 held the first meeting of the new fiscal year on Tuesday 8:00 p. m. in Bldg. 266, Naval Station. The new board of directors be- ing: Barbara H. Ward, president; Toni Thompson, vice president; Helen Horton, treasurer; Perry Smith, recording secretary; Edna | Tiffany, corresponding secreta Mailyn Taylor, parlimentarian and | Joan Olson, chaplain. Guests attending this meeting were Pat McCain and Dorothy Me- Glean. A- complete detailed report on the Navy Wives National Convention was given by delegate Toni Thomp- son. One of the highlights of the National Convention was the pre- sentation of the key to the city of Key West to the national president, Mary Paolozzi, along with an invi- tation to hold another National Con- vention in our city. The key was presented to Tere- sa Braxton as the.Good Will Am- bassador by Mayor Harvey. Last | year Perry Smith.acted in this ca- | pacity at the. Conyention held in| San Diego, Calif. | The first thing on thé agenda | will bea membership drive. The | meetings were voted to. be changed to. Wednesday mornings at 10:00 a.m. > * The business .meeting will be held on the second Wednesday of each month. The following’ chair- men have been. appointed: ‘Toni Thompson, Activities and Program and Teresa Braxton, publicity. Perry Smith has been.chosen to represent Island. City N. W.,C...88 in the forthcoming Fashion Show given by the B. P. 0. Does. The next meeting will be a.pro- gram meeting. on Wednesday Nov- ember 3 at 10:00 a. m.. All en- listed men’s wives are cordially in- vited. HALLOWEEN FETE AT LEY MEMORIAL FRIDAY The public is invited to a Hallo- ween Festival-on the lawn, of the Ley Memorial Church beginning at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon. AT FRED ASTAIRE’S!. OU LEARN QUICKLY... EXCLUSIV "RE SPEED-TEACHING IS THE ANS\ ax. ++-The new Fred Astaire-Way brings out your own natura! rhythm and ability. No old- fashioned 1-2-3-4... your Fred Astaire- trained partner-exper will show you the modern wa: to new fun and popularity. ‘You'll learn the Rumba,Samba, Mambo, Waltz, Fox Trot, Tan- 80, in an amazingly short time. ed Uslaire Daw GE STUDIOS | Prepare Now for the Coming Season! Have Fun! Be Popular! Come In Now For A Free Trial Lesson i 534 DUVAL STREET (Upstairs) Hot dogs, coffee, cokes, cake and Harris Halloween Festival Set For Friday Afternoon The room mothers of Harris School held their regular monthly business meeting Tuesday night’ at the school. Mrs. Mary Blow called the meeting to order and Mrs. Vir- ginia McKeown, study course chair- man, introduced Mrs. Sylvia Lance, special guidance teacher, who ex- plained to the group what her duties were, and how she went a- bout helping a child that needs special guidance. The discussion was enjoyed very much. A roll call of all the room moth- ers was held, and reports from all the Halloween Festival committees were made. The Halloween Festival will be held on Friday, October 29, at the school from 4:00 p.m. until 6 p.m. There will be fun for all, and every child and parent and friends are invited to come out and par- ticipate in the Halloween fun. The costume parade will begin at 5 p.m. and prizes will be award- | ed to the winners, Cold drinks, hot | dogs, cakes, candies, snow cones | and balloons will be for sale. There will be fortune telling, house of horrors, and darts to en- yy. The mothers are working hard to make this Festival the best yet. but the success depends on your coming out and bringing your children. The meeting adjourned to the! cafeteria where the hostesses car- ried out the Halloween theme and served punch and sandwiches. The hostesses were Mesdames Dorothy Claxton, Carolyn Sanders, Miriam Roberts, Virginia Key and Georgie Thompson. Carleen Moore, Helio Oropeza To Wed October 31 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Moore, 815 Eaton St., announce the ap-| proaching marriage of their daugh-| ter, Carleen Anita to Helio Orope- za, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oropeza, 1106 Georgia Street. The wedding will take place at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church on Sunday, October 31, at four o’clock in the afternoon. No formal invitations have been issued but all friends and relatives of the families are c y‘dially invit- ed to attend the ceremony and the reception at the Elks Club immed- iately after the wedding. VISITS NAT’L SHRINE | AT WARM SPRINGS, GA. | V. H. Gonzales of Key West was | a recent visitor at The Little White House at Warm Springs, Georgia, where President Franklin D. Roose- velt lived part time and where he died. Thousands visit this national shrine every month. It is maintain- ed just as when the late president lived ‘there and is open to the pub- | lic every day in the year. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our deep gratitude to the many. friends and neighbors who comforted us with their sympathy and deeds of kinc- hess during the illness and recent death of our beloved child Ernest Lopez. = We would like to thank all who showed their affection and esteem by sending floral offerings and those who offered the use of their cars for the funeral. We are most grateful to Dr. Ed- ward Gonzalez, the entire staff of Monroe General Hospital for their many attentions to our son. We are grateful to Father Capelle for | his comforting words, to the Lopez | Funeral Home for their kind ser- {eandy will be sold. A cold plate | supper will also be served in the | annex. | There will be a Witch’s Pot and } games for the children, and a cos- |tume parade is also planned. vice, to the Key West police force |for their efficient assistance be- | fore and during the funeral, | Your kindness will never be for- | gotten. | MR. and MRS. NILO LOPEZ. PREFERENTIAL TEA—for rushees, Beta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. was held at TELEPHONE: a the home of the chapter’s sponsor, Mrs. H. A. Woodward, 3624 Sunrise Drive, on Sunday after- noon. Pictured at the beautifully appointed tea table are Helen Walkington, Margaret Reagan, Geraldine Howanitz, Lenora Lopez, Ruth Farmer. Lillian Fleck and Josephine James.—Photo by Spillman. Thursday, October 28, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Beta Omega Pref ereftial Tea On Sunday Honors Sponsor, Rushees Beta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained the rushees at the preferential tea in honor of the chapter’s new sponsor, Mrs. H. A. Woodward, Sunday from four to five. The teatable was covered with beautiful Italian madiera cloth. The floral centerpiece was made up of yellow double and single hibis- cus, ca'la lilies and fern. On either side of the centerpiece | p were yellow tapers carrying out| yy the chapter’s colors. The silver tea services, silver- ware and china at either end of the table completed this impres: sive setting. Helen Walkington and Josephine James poured. Tea sandwiches and cookies in the sorority colors of yellow and black were served also. The rushees attending the tea were Mesdames Margaret Regan, Ruth Farmer, Lilian Fleck, Geral- dine Howanitz and Miss Lenora Lopez. 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Woodward. | The Misses Ellie Rae Gwynn, Vir- | Night. Coughs? OF COLDS Parker, Donna Relieve Coughing Spells Stuffiness —Fast Effectively with ginia Whitmarsh, Josephine James, and Gwendolyn James. Ida Gellrich of Xi Alpha Theta Exemplar chapter was a guest of Beta Omega chapter. Py : cr JOHN. MARQUANDS A new book by Marquand is always greeted with en- thusiasm by the public, First in the Journal . . . his new- est novel, “Sincerely, Willis Wayde.” Read how a mod- ern executive's climb to suc- cess affected his childhood sweetheart, his wife and family, Begin it infthé No- vember Ladies’ Hote Jour- nal. 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