Coral Gables Riviera

PAGE 2 —THE CORAL GABLES RIVIERA— FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 1941

(1) Mrs. John Howard Brown of New Haven, Conn. who has taken a house for the season at 231 Navarre Ave. and her guest, Mrs. F. S. Breed of Boston. (2) Miss Estelle Straffier of New York City has taken a house at 3714 Harfano Ave. for the season. (3) Mrs. H. W. Beach of Flagler Beach, Fla., who is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oelkers, Jr., of 1132 Valencia Ave. (4) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heminger of Chanute, Kans., guest of Maj. and Mrs. D. H. Estill of 1402 Pizarro Ave. (5) Mrs. C. A. Hopkins of Montgomery, Ala., who is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ebebash of Coconut Grove: (6) Mrs. P. T. Willis of Beaver Dam, Ky., who is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Hllard Willis, 1114 Silver Bluff Ave. (7) Mrs. C. C. DeBolt and son, Robert of Chanute, Kans. visiting Maj. and Mrs. D. H. Estill. (8) Mrs. Rupp Campbell, daughter of Mr. William A. Rupp of Buffalo, N. Y. who has purchased a new bungalow at 628 Alcazar Ave. (9) Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Richey and her two daughters, Janice and Anne Douglas from Louisville, Ky., who have taken an apartment at the Douglas Entrance Apts. (10) Mr. and Mrs. Keasnek Duke White, who have recently bought the home at 3301 Granada Blvd. (11) Edward George Buxton, here from Summit, N. J. with his mother, Mrs. E. J. Buxton, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Prient, 4520 Santa Maria St. (12) Mrs. M. B. Stewart of Swangsboro, Pa. and her children, Allen Donald and Anne who have taken a house at 837 Obispo Ave. for the winter. (13) Mrs. John C. Morgan from Maron, Miss., guest in the home of her daughter, Mrs. James L. Cunningham of 920 Venetia. (14) Mrs. William A. Bland of 2272 S. W. 19th St. and her guests, Mrs. W. R. Lyon of Lebanon, Ky. and Mrs. Freeland B. Cresap of Di Lido Is. —All photographs by A. Derby Pilkington Studio.

Joyce Culley and "Mike" Will Be Featured at Annual Garden Fiesta

Little Miss Joyce Culley, of Coral Gables and her pet goose will be one of the feature attractions at the garden fiesta given by the Florida Association of Workers for the Blind in the garden patio of Mrs. Elliot Shepard's Miami Beach home, Tuesday from 2 to 6 o'clock. Dressed in a quaint goose girl costume Joyce will direct her net, Mike, in performing the many tricks she has taught him. Many prominent Coral Gables women will assist in making this benefit party a success. It will be the 11th annual garden party to be given by the Association. All proceeds will go towards the maintenance of the Lighthouse, and for continuance of the work with the sightless in this area. Mrs. Fderick Norris, executive director of the Lighthouse and general chairman for the garden fiesta is announcing the committees and workers: Mrs. C. B. Moak, in charge of specialities which will include a fortune teller, palmist, crystal gazer, handwriting analyst, artists and silhouette cutter. Mrs. Edgar F. Culley will head the cake committee with these assistants: Mrs. Norman Hendry, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. A. Judson Hill, Mrs. E. F. P. Brigham, Mrs. W. T. Mixon, Mrs. Roy B. Wolf, Mrs. J. H. Brooks, and Mrs. D. J. Heffernan. Mrs. Harry Simpson is arranging the flower display assisted by Mrs. Beryl Chapman, Mrs. Pat Cesarano, Mrs. MacGregor Smith and Mrs. George Swanson. Mrs. Henry O. Shaw with Mrs. Carl Lambert as co-chairman is directing the sale of tickets aided by the following: Mrs. Keith Phillips, Miss Elizabeth Kreitler, Mrs. Ione Franz, Mrs. Isidore Cohen, Mrs. Robert Way, Mrs. George Corrigan, Mrs. R. M. Norcross, Mrs. E. L. Maugan, Miss Mary Leidy, Mrs. William P. Richardson, Mrs. Robert Reimert, Mrs. Vassal Wooley, Mrs. Abe Rosen, Mrs. H. O. Jones, and Mrs. Sydney Weintraub. Miss Bertha Foster will present the University of Miami string orchestra which will play throughout the tea hours. Mrs. George Baya will be in charge of the tea table; Mrs. Robert Reimert, the candy; Mrs. Louis Streuber, the fashion show with clothes and models furnished by Milgrim's Lincoln Road shop. Mrs. Thomas E. Grady is planning an entertaining program and Mrs. Isidore Cohen will be in charge of memberships.

WILL MEET MONDAY

The Coral Gables Garden Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. D. D. Sheffield, 311 Avenue Mendoza. Ross Beckstrom of the Soillade Company will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Fred Grinham will have charge of the plant material contest.

Wins Top Scores

Mrs. Earl V. Wilson won the top scores Tuesday at the Miami Biltmore Country Club's weekly winter bridge tournament

FEEL OLD? WE SPECIALIZE In Keeping You Fit

This consists of mineral vapor baths, general and specific massage, infra-red baking and manipulative treatments for muscular, joint and nerve conditions. Director, C. H. Macdonald, former director of the Roney Plaza and the Miami Biltmore Hotels. The women's department in charge of Mrs. Bess Robins, masseuse. MacDonald Health Studio Arcade Building Ponce de Leon Blvd. Phone 4-1253

IF WASHINGTON WERE HERE TODAY

We're sure he'd be a regular customer at Holley's where HONEST-to-goodness values are a year-round feature. For example this week: Stacks and Slack Suits | $1 to $3.95 Gardeners—New Shipment of Bulbs Hyacinths, Tulips, Daffodils and Gladis 10c Cents Package Also Complete Line of Garden Tools F. N. HOLLEY 5 & 10c STORES 217 CORAL WAY 2136 PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD

Mrs. Reinhold Honors Guests Of Friends

Mrs. Ernest Reinhold entertained at a prettily appointed Valentine bridge luncheon recently in the Red Room of the Country Club of Coral Gables. The party honored a group of out-of town visitors of friends of Mrs. Reinhold's. With Mrs. Derby Thomas was her guest Mrs. John Wood; Miss Ann Turner of Pittsburgh was with Mrs. Benjamin Turner her sister-in-law; with Mrs. Robert Crowe was her sister, Miss Mary Seller of Dallas and Miss Marie Louise Smith was honored as the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Louis Hax Smith. In addition others present were, Mrs. John Halifax, Mrs. John M. Montgomery, Mrs. Coulton Skinner, Mrs. Roy Brown, Miss Betty Wynn, Mrs. Lawson A. Cheatham and Mrs. Stuart Patton.

WILL HAVE FOOD SALE

The Lions Auxiliary of Coral Gables will have a home-made food sale tomorrow at the Warth Paint Company, 1911 Ponce de Leon Boulevard. Proceeds will be used for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Hospital Fund. Mrs. Frederick Glass is chairman and Mrs. Sidney G. Cassell, co-chairman, have charge of the event.

House Party

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Meyer of 1137 Alhambra Circle who arrived early in January to open their Alhambra Circle home from Parkridge, New Jersey where they operate the Meyer's General Hospital have as their guests their daughter, Miss Madia Meyer, in training at St. Joseph's Hospital in Patterson and Miss Aneda Pirot, in training at the Meyer's General hospital. The young ladies arrived Tuesday to spend ten days. Mrs. Meyer's son William Hillas, Mrs. Marjorie Murchard and Mrs. Louise Apegar of New York are also guests. Arriving this week were Mrs. Emma Keene of New York, Mrs. Mary Haig of Jersey City and Mrs. William Simonds, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cade and two sons, Robert and Richard of New York

From Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cobb of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived this week to be the guests for a month of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Johns, 1517 Avenue San Rafael. Mrs. Cobb is a sister of Mrs. Johns.

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Pen Women Meet Today At Biltmore

The fourth breakfast of the Miami branch, National League of American Pen Women will be held at 12:30 p. m. today at the Miami Biltmore Hotel. Mrs. J. Ira Gore, president will preside. Dr. Barbara Ring, program chairman and chairman of radio programs will present Mrs. Arthur Curtis, chairman of the day. Mrs. Curtis a writer and frequent visitor to South American countries will present speakers of note who will talk about our "Latin American neighbors". Mrs. Lewis P. Clephane will have charge of decorations. Receiving guests at the door will be Mrs. Clifton Doll Benson, social courtesy chairman, assisted by Mrs. H. Strongman Miller, Mrs. George Bushnell, Mrs. Hugo Helstrom, Mrs. John T. Macdonald and Mrs. Ralph Engle.

Telegrams Boost Dodge Fluid Drive

From Coast-to-Coast came the answers when we asked 5,000 Dodge Buyers what they like most about their 1941 Luxury Liners! [Telegrams shown: WESTERN UNION | K111 18=HOLLYWOOD CAL JAN 7 1208P | DODGE BROS CORP=DET= | HIGHLY PLEASED WITH NEW DODGE FLUID DRIVE. SUPERB PERFORMANCE ESPECIALLY IN TRAFFIC CONGESTION. NO MORE JERKS OR JUMP= | CHARLES KIRKPATRICK. ; WESTERN UNION | ZK8 12 NT=EB EASTSTLOUIS ILL JAN 9 932A | DODGE BROS CORP=DET= | OUR FAMILY PROUD OF NEW DODGE WE'RE IN BIG CAR CLASS NOW= | ADAM G HILEMAN. | These original wires and hundreds of others are in Dodge files—Detroit, Mich.] Read how owners hail Dodge Beauty, Roominess and Many Expensive-Car Features! HERE was the most revealing poll of car value ever taken. We asked 5,000 Dodge buyers to wire what they like most about their 1941 Luxury Liners. And how the telegrams poured in! Dodge owners everywhere were eager to tell how Dodge value is greater in such new and vital ways! Just read some of the typical wires shown here. When Dodge owners themselves are so enthusiastic, isn't it all the more reason why you should get a demonstration of this big, handsome Luxury Liner right now? Stop in at your Dodge dealer's...and try Fluid Drive*. You shift gears or not, just as you wish! Nothing new to learn...just less to do. Ask your dealer about the Easy Budget Terms. And remember, this great car still sells for only a few dollars more than smaller, low-priced cars. Enjoy the Triple Thrill of Fluid Drive* 1. Shift or Not, As You Like! Nothing new to learn. Simply less to do. Greater comfort—added safety. 2. Great in Traffic! You start and stop as smoothly as with electric power. No jerk or jar. And when you want fast getaway, a flick of your finger into the getaway gear gives you a burst of speed. 3. The Smoothness of Oil! Power from the engine is transmitted to rear wheels through a shock-absorbing cushion of oil. Combined with Floating Power, Dodge Fluid Drive* gives unbelievable smoothness, ease of handling, longer car-life and this, of course, means famous Dodge economy. Just a Few Dollars More Than Smaller, Low-Priced Cars! 1941 Dodge LUXURY LINER WITH OR WITHOUT FLUID DRIVE* *Fluid Drive Optional at Slight Extra Cost Prices Subject to Change Without Notice Tune in on Major Bowes Original Amateur Hour, CBS, Thursdays, 9 to 10 P. M., E. S. T. Tutan Motors 216 AVENUE MINORCA PHONE 4-7641