The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 31, 1954, Page 3

Society — Personals — News Of Interest To Women ITEMS OF INTEREST TO EVERYON SUE JONES, Editor Two Couples Mark Anniversaries AtZX-I11 Party It was the largest turnout of the year of ZX-11 officers and their wives when the group met at the home of Lt. and Mrs. Fred Iaco- belli last Tuesday for a Christmas eggnog party and to celebrate the wedding anniversaries of the hosts and Lt. and Mrs. Dick West. The two couples invited the squa- | their felicity by chatting and drink. ing egg nog. Rum balls and fruit cake were also served, Large red and white poinsettias | set off the crystal punch bowl and formed a table piece which em- phasized the Christmas spirit, | Both couples agreed that they |had never shared their happiness | with so many nice people at one time. Caution to cooks: If you have a chafing dish — no matter what the type of heat — avoid having the blazer or water pan empty oy- dron officers and wives to share jer the heat. WY “Happy New Year Everybody” ENJOY A MIDNIGHT DINNER AT Louis’ Italian Garden $1.75 Y% ROAST CHICKEN fe} R BAR-B-QUE RIBS SERVED WITH OUR FAMOUS ITALIAN SPAGHETTI AND CHEF'S SALAD FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Open Till 4:00 A.M. “lt A Better Pizza Could Be Made, Louis and Elisa Would Make ‘Em” Louis’ Italian Garden 1208 SIMONTON PHONE 2.5450 DOUBLE BIR’ Gala New Year's \Day Is Planned At USO-YMCA Open house tomorrow and a gala New Year’s dance will hi the weekend at the USO-YMC/ Whitehead Street. The “‘Debonaires” dance band will be on hand at 9:00 p. m. to | play for the dancing and there will be refreshments. On Sunday morning, coffee and | doughnuts are served from 9:30 to | 10:30 followed by church call and | chapel chimes Rock Hudson and Julia Adams are starred in “The Lawless | Breed’? Sunday night at 8:00. Francine Johnson and Charlene | Smith will be the hostesses on Mon- | day night for the popular “lucky | party.” The party begins at 8:00 and assorted prizes are awarded | to the lucky guests. Drawings for the weekly ping pong and pool tourneys are held {at 8:00 p. m. Tuesday with play games are beginning immediately afterwards. The Wednesday night classical | music hour is one of the most popu- lar features at the USO Assorted also available at the USO ‘on Wednesday nights. The Ayala dance combo will play for the regular Thursday night dance which begins at 9:00. Host- esses for this Thursday night are Kay Robinson, Dorene Clawson and | Mae Kaplan. Friday night is Games Choice night with pinochle, hearts, bridge, canasta, scrabble, chess and check- Friday, December 31, 1954 ers just a few of the game avaii- able to servicemen and __ their! guests The USO-YMCA is located just one block from the main gate of | the Naval Station and is open from | 9:00 a. m. until midnight every | day | The snack bar opens at 9:30 in| the morning and closes at 11:30 | Pp. m. j If you want your pie shells to} be crispy, put them away under | a loose cover or put a piece of waxed paper over them. tained her husband and his mother with a party on their birth- day which falls on the same day, December 23. The party was held at the Monsalvaitge home, 316 William Street. In the above picture, Paul and Naomi are shown cutting their cakes. A large number of guests attended. Delicious refreshments were served and those present left wishing the Monsalvatges Celebrate Gala New Year's Party New Year’s Eve at the Sun and Sand Is Like A Grand Big Private Party! many more happy birthdays. Notes | On Saturday morning, New| Year’s Day, some enthusiasts of | the Monroe County Audubon Soc- iety will start out before dawn to| \take the annual bird count, an ac- tivity sponsored by the National Audubon Society. Christmas bird counts are taken} | annually in the United States and Canada for the purpose of gather- ing information about wintering | birds generally, or locally, are| scarcer or more abundant than in| | previous years. As a result we have a better understanding of the needs and re- | quirements of the bird in its na-| tural world and can offer greater encouragement and better protec- tion. Last year the local group count- ed 61 species and a total of about | 1500 individual birds and in the published account in Audubon Field | Notes, rang the bell three times. | They recorded 2 of the 4 chuck- wills-widows reported for the en-| aul rae Friends Honor Miss Rodriguez On Her Birthday A large number of her friends | surprised Miss Ondina Rodriguez | with a birthday party at her home | Wednesday night. | She was presented with many lovely gifts. Refreshments and cakes were served during the eve- ning. Guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. T. Castillo, and Mrs. Rose Gonzales of New York, Miss Maria Valdez, Havana Cuba, Mr. and Mrs. William Gomez, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Torres and Mr. and Mrs. Eve- lio Villereal. Mr. and Mrs. J. Anti, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cates, Mrs. A. Aran- go, Mrs. William Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ogden and Mr. and | Mrs. Gilbert Ogden. Mr, and Mrs. William Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. P. Pages, R. Carr:l- lo, Joyce, Betty and Dorothy Mag Shall, Teresa Sticher, Edward War- | ren, Loren Kennedy, Thomas Agui- | lar, Petty Officer S. Carrillo of the Cuban Navy and Mr. and Mrs. Pe-| O. T. C. OPEN ‘TIL “2?” Noisemakers - Balloons - Favors SUN and SAND CLUB TURN LEFT AT Simonton on the Atlantic SPORTSWEAR Our new 1955 White Stag line of Sportswear for women is now in. The corduroy Bermuda shorts and bathing suits by Jansen are as new and excit- ing as the new year. May You Have TELEPHONE: Citizen Office, 2-5661 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page $ HEADQUARTERS for Your Pets and Pet Supplies f Parakeet Cages, Toys, Foods Aquariums and Supplies for Fish Dog and Cat Accessories Orchid Plants Fertilizers and Insecticides KEY WEST GARDEN and LAWN SUPPLY Open New Year's Day 830 Fleming Street Telephone 2-6912 For The Latest News—Read The Citizen—25e A Week For the Time of Your Life... Be at RAUL’S TONIGHT! @ Free Round Trip Ticket To HAVANA via AEROVIAS 0 Will Be the Balloon Prize @ Dancing — 10 P.M. to 4 A.M. To the Music of NORMAN KRANICH And HIS ORCHESTRA @ Continuous Music and tire country; 1 of the 2 scissors -/ dro Aguilar. the Happiest Year Entertainment The best of evrything to you in the New Year ahead! We wish you all good luck and take this opportunity, too, to thank you for your patronage in the year now closing. FROM ALL OF US AT THE Adorable Beauty Salon Ramonin's New Year COMPLETE DINNER 615 DUVAL STREET Choice of: GRAPEFRUIT or TOMATO JUICE CHICKEN VERMICELLI SOUP SPANISH BEAN SOUP Roast Stuffed Chicken, Cranberry _$1.75 Center Cut Pork Shops, Apple Sauce 2.00 Roast Stuffed Turkey, Giblet Gravy 2.00 Grilled Filet of Red Snapper 1.75 Center Cut Ham Steak, Pineapple _.. 2.00 Filet Mignon Rossini __ 3.50 Tossed or Lettuce and Tomato Salad French Dressing ———CHOICE OF TWO——_—— Buttered Small Onions Candied Yam Green Peas Yellow Rice Black Beans Mashed Potatoes Pickled Beets French Fried Potatoes DESSERTS-———_—_ Lime, Apple, Blueberry, Pumpkin or Minced Pie Ice Cream, Coffee or Tea Second Cup of Coffee, Sc Milk, 15c tailed flycatchers reported and 4) of the 6 indigo buntings. | Wilmington, NC. topped the list | last year with 163 species and some 24,000 individual birds. The total counters, for the United States, Canada and Alaska, was well over 7,000 people, who counted 9,480,000 birds. Not more than a 15 mile radius is allowed any one group, and they must remain in the field at least 8 hours. The Marathon group takes a count in the area between Big Pine Key and the 7 mile bridge. A staff correspondent from Time Magazine has been in Florida and | will include this area in a nation- wide summary of the event. All interested persons desiring /to participate should ‘contact George Stevenson, field trip chair- man, phone 2-6415. Lady Golfers To | Receive Trophies | | | At Luncheon Tues. The Woman’s Golf Association | will present trophies and prizes at | a luncheon on Wednesday, January | 12. The presentation luncheon will | be held at Raul’s Restaurant. | All women golfers are cordially \invited to attend. Reservations | | close at noon January 1) and can | be made by calling Frances West | at 2-2313. | | The association will resume | | weekly tournament play on Tues- | day, January 4. Women interested | |in participating are requested (0 | | be at the golf course at 9° a. m. Teacher Wed In Quiet Ceremony | Mrs. Mary Wilson Herrington of Asheville, North Carolina,and An- | drew Steel Mitchell, II, of Lexing- | ton, Kentucky, were married on December 23 in a quiet ceremony | at the First Presbyterian Church with the Reverend Richard Coul- ter officiating. The only attendants were Chief | Petty Officer and Mrs. James A. Banks, also of Aheville. | Mrs. Mitehell is a teacher in the Monroe County schools. Mr. Mit- { chell is employed at the U. S. Naval Base here. After a short wedding trip to Miami, the couple will live in Key \ West. For suffering of in History Hawaiian Shop 421-B DUVAL STRE ET We Invite You to Start a Happy New Year with Saturday and Sunday Dinner at the LA CONCHA HOTEL Complete Dinners Served from 11:30 A.M. - 2 P. M. and 9:30 - 8 P.M. Both Days Baked Filet of Snapper, Egg Sauce ___ Broiled Salisbury Steak _ Naas Roast Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce Baked Virginia Ham, Spiced Crabapple pi: Roast California Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, Chef's Special Dressing Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus Broiled New York Sirloin CHEF’S SALAD BOWL — BUCCANEER DRESSING FRESH ASPAR/ EARLY JUNE PEAS COB CUT CORN HOT ROLLS — MUFFINS WALDORF SALAD AGUS CANDIED SWEET POTATO BAKED IDAHO POTATO SNOWFLAKE POTATO — HONEY HOME MADE PIES — PLUM PUDDING — ICE CREAM COFFEE or TEA Ala Carte Orders Served on Request KIP AT THE ORGAN NO COVER CHARGE $1.50 Per Person Drink Minimum at Tables Favors - Noisemakers - Balloons NO RESERVATION NEEDED IN THE BAR Delicious Complete Dinners for Only $3.50 SERVED FROM 9:30 P.M. Regular Dinners Served ‘Til 9:00 Our New Year's Day Dinner Will Be Served All Day — 12 Noon fo 10 P.M. THERE IS NO QUESTION ABOUT IT! The Very Finest Food In Key West Is Served at RAUL’S LARGE JUMBO SHRIMP COCKTAILS FRESH NATIVE SEA FOODS U.S. PRIME STEAKS Delicious Sauce Dishes PREPARED BY OUR FAMOUS CHEF PETE MINCHEFF Raul’s Special Key Lime and Chocolate Pies EVERY DISH FIT FOR A KING!