The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 29, 1954, Page 3

_ Society — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 LL ce The bride is former Miss Kitty Elias and was given in marriage by her bother, Jack M. Elias—Photo by Larry Karns. Local Clubwomen To Attend FFWC District 11 Meeting Tomorrow “Operation Federation” is the topic chosen by « Mrs. E. D. Pearce, state president of the Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs, who will bring from the Herald Tr ibune Forum in New York and She a speak at the tomarrow ss aitrit meeting will bé hela the Miami Woman's Club with Coral Gables Woman’s Club.as the local delegates ex- to-attend the meeting are . Ray Byrns, president of the ‘West Wi 's Club and Mrs. Wood, Junior Woman’s president; Miss Minnie - Por- » who attended, the Gen- tion Board meeting and ‘um in ‘New York, Mrs. Ray- first vice president of Club, Mrs. Winston vice president of the b, Mrs. William War- - M. Dick, and Mrs, i F é f i : 2s Ch a € = a a Z E Members of the Junior Club who will attend the meeting are Mrs. William Warner, Mrs. Harold Al- len and Mrs.’ Walter Chwalik. PROVIDE ‘SITTER’ & AT CARD PARTY ‘The Fleet Sonar Officers’ Wives Club, sponsors of the new Brownie Scout troop at the Naval Station, will provide a baby sitter at no charge to the patrons of the bridge and canasta party at Fort Taylor on Tuesday, November 2 at 1:00 pm. ‘The party is open to the public and seme lovely prizes have been | donated by local merchants, Reservations may be made with | Mrs. 'R. A. Dickens, phone 2.8535 and tickets may be purchased at | the door on Tuesday, FSS. WIVES WILL District 11 meeting of the Florida Federa- Other speakers at the meeting include “Mrs. C. M. Washburn, of Tampa, first vice president of the federation, who will speak on “‘Ex- panding Our Scope of Service,” Mrs. C. L. Menser, of Deland, sec- ond vice president of the FFWS who will discuss “Our Exciting Fu- ture” and Mrs. Ben Rich, Jr. of Ocala, state Junior Chairman, who will speak on ‘“‘Women on Wheels.” Two-minute reports will be giv- en by the presidents of the 10 Jun- ior clubs, the 37 senior clubs and the 2 county federations in District i. They will be introduced by Mrs. J. Riley Staats, director of District ll. mal Kitty Elias Weds Eric Wasserman Sunday Afternoon Miss Kitty Elias chose an ex- quisite gown of white satin and tulle for her marriage Sunday, October 24 to Eric Wasserman, Kia- mesha Lake, New York. Rabbi Abraham Schwartz of the B'Nai Zion Congregation perform- ed the single ring ceremony in the presence of friends and relatives at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. Given in marriage by her bro- ther, Jack M. Elias, the bride wore a floor length wedding gown fash- ioned with satin bodice trimmed in brocade and rhinestones. The short jacket had matching trim- ming on the lapels. Her full skirt was of sheer nylon tulle over satin, and her fingertip veil was held in place by'a shallow bonnet of tulle. She carried a bou- quet of orchids showered with ste- phanotis. Miss Mae Kaplan was maid of honor and was gowned in pale blue net with silver and blue brocaded bodice worn with matching acces- sories. Her flowers were blue car- nations. Rachelle Elias, the bride’s niece, was junior bridesmaid. She car- ried a pink carnation bouquet matching her pink bengaline sun- back dress worn with bolero jac- ket of lace. Her juliette cap was .also lace. Marlene Elias was flower girl and wore a blue dress styled like the junior bridesmaid’s. Lidwig Bravman was bestman. Groomsmen were Harry Kaplan, Billy Applerough, Herbert Karlin- er and Al Acherstein. Victor Elias was page boy and ushers were David and Ronald Lipshitz. _ A buffet supper in honor of the bridal couple was held at the social hall. Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Wasserman left for a wedding trip to Mexico. The bride traveled in a beige | Irish linen suit trimmed in brown brad. She wore brown accessor- les. The young couple will return to Key West about November 15 and will later make their home at Con- cord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, New York. ‘The bride attended Evelina De- Rothschild High School and Hebrew University in Jersualem, Israel. She is a member of the Junior Hadassa, and was formerly em-| ployed by the City Electric Sys-| tem. The groom attended the Univer- sity of Wurzburg and is now as- sociated with the management of the Concord Hotel. Out-of-town guests here for the! wedding included Ludwig Bravman, | New York; Al Ackerstein, Miami Beach, Herbert Karliner, Hartford, Connecticut, Mr.and Mrs. H. Bil-| lauer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freed- man, Mr. and Mrs. Sigi Weintraub, Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peck, all of Miami Beach, Mr. and Mrs. -Bill Brand, Kiame- sha Lake, N. Y. and Sid Finkel of | New York City. LTH «os CHRIST Tomorrow Night, 7:45 F HEAR... Harry Gregory Director of Servicemen's Christian Center 729 FLEMING STREET TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 TWENTY GIRL SCOUT LEADERS—attended the first session of the training course offered under the auspices of the Florida Keys Girl Scout Council. Mrs. Olive Saunders, Girl Scout volunteer trainer, explains the difference in the organization of Brownie and Intermediate Troops to some of the new leaders, The classes will be held at the Congregational Church social center on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 to 11. Due to the election, classes next week will be held on Wednesday and Thursday. The Florida Keys Girl Scout Council is a Community Chest agen- cy and has reported a 50 per cent increase in Girl Scouting in Monroe County since the Council ‘was organized less than a year ago,—Citizen Staff Photo, Don Pinder. BPO Does’ Second Annual Fashion Show Planned For November 13 Mrs. Pearl Reed, general cha irman of the second annual fashion show to be presented by the B. P. 0. Does, met with her committee on Monday night to discuss plans for the event. The fashion show is scheduled for presentation Saturday, Novem- ember 13, at 9 p. m. at the Elks Club Annex. Mrs. Reed told the committee that letters have been written to local women’s organizations, invit- ing them to enter models in the show. All models are to register with the Mar-Ed Shop, Duval St. Mar-Ed has promised a unique show featuring the latest fashions in clothes and jewelry. Mrs. Wilhelmina Harvey will act as commentator for the show. Tickets are available at the Mar- Ed Shop and from members of the Does, as well as at the Elks Club on the night of the event. Dancing will follow the fashion show, with John Pritchard’s or- chestra playing until 1 a. m, Committee members who met with Mrs. Reed were Mrs. Piedad Archer, co-chairman, and Mes- dames Marge Pearce, Anne Bucks, Nimia Sikes, Lorraine Blackwell, Marie, Baker, Maud Thompson, He- It isn't dangerous ... it's not contagious, but it's spread- ing like wildfire! It's the bead craze and we have it. Don’t Delay Anything that Cleans Polishes, Preserves or Beautifies FULLER Has It DELIVERY SERVICE 9 A.M, to 7 P.M. TELEPHONE 2.6968 THE ONLY... FULLER BRUSH STORE IN THE WORLD— 1113 TRUMAN AVENUE Ask For the New Christmas Catalog World’s Finest Cosmetics and Toilet Articles Created by THE HOUSE OF CR READY WOOD FIRST If you are going to do a finish- ing job over wood, first make sure nail heads are sunk slightly below the surface, fill holes, cracks and crecives with wood dough, plastic wood or similar crack filler. 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