Coral Gables Riviera

More Than 200 Will Dance At Phyllis Salter's Wedding

Many distinguished guests will be among the 200 attending the wedding dinner dance of Miss Phyllis Salter and Dr. F. H. Kauders Sunday night at the Country Club of Coral Gables. The ceremony will be performed at 7 at Temple Isrel. Cy Washburn, popular orchestrat leader, and his orchestra will play for the dinner and dancing following. Miss Salter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Salter of New York and Miami Beach. She was graduated from the University of Miami and was prominent in the Little Theatre productions last year. Friday night at the club alumnae of Jackson Memorial Hospital staged their annual dance. Saturday preceding the regular club dance, the Forty and Eight Society had a dinner. Mr. Washburn and his orchestra played for all parties.

MRS. PHILIP DREESBACH VISITS KINFOLK HERE

Mrs. Philip Dreesbach and her daughter, Robin, are the guests of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Philip Dreesbach, Sr., and sister-in-law, Mrs. Edith Dreesbach Rowe, of 3515 Durango Street. Yesterday the senior Mrs. Dreesbach and Mrs. Rowe entertained at tea for a group of friends to meet the visitors. Other informal entertainments for the guests include swimming at Tahiti Beach and golf.

Fined in Court

Charles Phillips, 1851 N. W. Third Street, was fined $15 and costs in Municipal Court Monday on charges of reckless driving.

Net Title To Ponce Courtmen

Winning their eighth consecutive match from the highly rated West Palm Beach squad, the Ponce tennis team became champions of the Southeast District High School Tennis League, and thus became one of the leading contenders for the state title. It was the first time in ten years that Ponce has come out on top in a match with the up-state school, and broke up a string of 25 consecutive victories that West Palm Beach had amassed. The W. P. B. boys went down fighting as they lost to the Cavaliers by the close count of 4 to 3. Ponce got off to an unfortunately bad start, as No. 1 Man Bobby Paige bowed out to Gus Peeples 6-4, 9-7. Ben Boesch of Ponce, in the No. 2 spot, was hard pressed in his singles match, but finally managed to come through and take Arthur Leavitt, 4-6, 6-2 and 6-3. Don Miller of the Cavaliers had very little trouble with Bobby Sprawl as he took him into camp 6-2, 6-1, and Sammy Daniels of Ponce downed Bob Nora 10-8, 6-1. Bob Lowenhauf won W. P. B.'s only other singles match as he rode over Bobby Lee 6-4, 6-3. That wound up the singles competition with Ponce leading 3 to 2. But the future looked dark indeed, as Ponce lost the first doubles match, when Paige and Miller were out-stroked by Peeples and Sprawl, 6-2, 6-2, and the score was tied 3 to 3. Settling down to the serious work ahead of them, Boesch and Daniels played bang-up tennis, to pull the vital match out of the fire and win the second of the doubles match over Leiboirt and Nora down the line 6-3, 6-3. This victory gave the match and championship title to the Ponce Cavaliers. Mr. Edward Vose, faculty sponsor of the team, stated Monday that he was of the opinion that the boys certainly deserved major letters for their efforts, and he believed that the full-sized letters would be awarded. Mr. Vose also pointed out that Ben Boesch and Sam Daniels have gone the entire season without a defeat and the team as a whole has won 52 out of 56 individual matches in their timetable, winning 8 out of 8 team matches.

SCANNING THE SCREEN

Ann Sheridan, Better Davis and Monty Woolley come to the Coral screen Friday through Monday in the Kaufman-Hart comedy success, "The Man Who Came to Dinner." Paulette Goddard and Ray Milland are starred in "The Lady Has Plans," which opens Saturday at the Gables Theatre for a three-day run.

Optimists Will Install Officers

Members of the Coral Gables Optimist Club will participate in a joint officers installation night next Tuesday at the Alcazar Hotel roof. Newly-elected officers of all the clubs in the area will be inducted by Lucien Renurt, district governor. Committees for the coming year were announced last night by H. N. Boureau, newly-elected president.

MARIAN MURRAY TO SING AT BEACH

Marian Murray, dramatic soprano, will be presented in concert at 8:30 P. M. Sunday at the Roney Plaza Hotel. Miss Murray will be assisted by Evelyn Plagman Jones, pianist and accompanist; also Charlotte Hager, violinist, and Marjorie Kemp, 'cellist, of the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra.

Larson Leaves For War Service

L. W. Larson, formerly owner and operator of Coral Gables Radio and publisher of the new Coral Gables map, left yesterday to report for duty at Scott Field, Ill. He has been appointed civilian radio instructor under civil service to serve with the Army Air Corps. He will serve at Scott Field for three months and at the end of that time will be sent to some other air bse as radio instructor, the latter place as yet unknown. After the war Mr. Larson plans to resume his activities here in Coral Gables and make use of his experience with the latest type of radio equipment in the radio business which, he says, will be so different from present radio that one will hardly recognize the two as the same.

ESTRILITTA CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY

The Estrillita Club of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the home of Mrs. C. D. Dare, 2129 S. W. 17th Street, Tuesday, at noon for a covered dish luncheon.

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS DANCE

Plans for the Coral Gables American Legion Auxiliary Benefit Card Dance were completed this week. The party will be held at 8:30 P. M., April 18, at the home.

BOOK REVIEW SET FOR TODAY

The Coral Gables Woman's Club will sponsor a book review tea at 2:30 P. M. Friday the 17th at the club. Mrs. I. M. Weinstein will review "Mission to Moscow." Tickets are 55 cents and the public is invited.

POETRY JUDGES STUDY ENTRIES

Coral Gables Woman's Club poetry group judges are busy this week studying the entries in the club's annual Ponce de Leon High School poetry contest. The awards will be announced at the poetry group's forum next Thursday at the home of Mrs. George C. Williams. Mrs. Leonard C. Olson, Mrs. Daniel Redfearn and Mrs. Ralph C. Engle form the judges' committee. Prizes are books, the gifts of the club and of Mrs. Carl Green in honor of her son, Carl Green, a Ponce de Leon alumnus.

New Quarters For Draft Board

The selective board for District No. 7, formerly located at the Police Station, 245 Avenue Aragon, moved Wednesday to 262 Avenue Giralda, next door to the Red Cross Surgical Rooms.

University Baptist Church to Have Revival Series

W. HERSCHEL FORD, B.D. The University Baptist Church will hold a series of revival meetings beginning Sunday and running through April 22. Dr. Herschel Ford of Jacksonville will deliver the sermons and Chris Napoli of Stetson University is in charge of the music during each of these services. He is the star soloist of the ell - known Stetson Glee Club.

Son, Daughter In Foreign Service

Juanita Jarman, former Ponceite and daughter of Mrs. Juanita Jarman, algebra teacher, is doing her part for defense at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, as a member of the Army Nursing Corps. In a letter to her mother, Juanita said: "If I hadn't known that I was in a foreign country, I would almost have believed that I was in Miami. The avocados, hibiscus and bougainvillea are in bloom and it looks exactly like Miami." A shortage of milk, preserves and canned goods have sent Mrs. Jarman scurrying to fix a package to send across the Pacific, Roger Jarman, Mrs. Jarman's son, is in Puerto Rico also helping Uncle Sam lick the Japs.

P.S.C. Members Make War Recipe Books

Making scrapbooks of wartime recipes is the project of the members of the Ponce Samaritan Club. The recipes are for cakes, candies and cookies. A minimum of sugar is one of the main features of these recipes, which will be placed in the library for student use.

Dr. Stone Will Preach Sunday

Dr. Timothy Stone, who has been filling preaching engagements during the Lenten season and Easter in the North, will be the guest preacher at the 11 o'clock service Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church.

Roblee Moccasins

There's a heap big comfort in our new Roblee Moccasins for spring. Roblee Moccasins are as hospitable as the West and as rugged as Redwood. It's that "good leather" feel that wins men to Roblees. The finest leathers that ever roamed the plains go into every pair. The stitching and details are as fine as Indian beadwork. See them at our store. $5.85 and $6.85 All Popular Colors and Combinations The Bootery 248 Coral Way

Chi Omega Plans Carnival Night For Friday

Chi Omega Sorority of the University of Miami is planning a carnival for the night of April 17, which will be packed with features. Fun will start at 8:30 in the cafeteria of the school. Dancing begins at 10; program at 11 P. M. Crowning of the carnival queen will take place at the stroke of midnight by Don Chadderdon, president of the student body. Committee on arrangements for the sorority include Miss Jeanne J. Girton, Miss Helen Carmichael, Miss Helen Murray, Miss La Veryn Huniche and Miss Dorothy Parmlee. Committee on orchestra, program and concessions are Miss Penny Roth, Miss Jane Mack, Miss Virginia Byrd and Miss Dottie Stuart. Sororities, fraternities, independents all offer candidates for the carnival queen and voting for the lucky one is now being conducted.

Church Groups Meet Today For Formation

Members of the woman's society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet today at various homes to complete selections of group leaders for the new year. Group No. 1 will meet at 2 P. M., with Mrs. Leslie Lide at 1137 Avenue Castile; No. 2, at the church, and No. 3, at 11 A. M. for luncheon at Mrs. L. C. O'Neill 2440 Southwest 23rd Terrace. Mrs. F. L. Tunis will have Group No. 4 at 2 P. M. and Mrs. Walter Pierce will have Group No. 5 at 2 o'clock. Mrs. George Batcheller of Sunset Road will have a cover dish luncheon for Group No. 6 at her home at 11 A. M., while Group No. 7 will meet at 8 P.M. with Mrs. W. A. Linemeier.

Announce Baby's Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Pearne Moore of 1411 Genoa Street are announcing the birth of a daughter Tuesday at Victoria Hospital. The baby has been named "Deirdre. The Moores are newcomers to Coral Gables and plan to buy a home here. Mr. Moore is an instructor with the Riddle-Mackay Company at Clewiston., They also have a small son, Peter, three and one-half years old.

Marian Murray, dramatic soprano, who will sing Sunday at the Roney-Plaza Hotel.

ELECT ED HAMILTON TO CONGRESS

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James Francis (Fritz) GORDON ATTORNEY

Former Assistant County Solicitor Only Coral Gables resident in the race for the Legislature asks your support to put a resident of Coral Gables in the State Legislature GROUP ONE (Paid Political Advertisement)

J. D. REDD Candidate for Re-election as County Commissioner (Fifth District)

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ATTENTION!

We earnestly solicit your vote for the re-election of G. A. Worley as your State Attorney. Many of you Coral Gableites will remember the big robbery of Harry Content and Mrs .Bell at the Miami Biltmore, involving $250,000 worth of jewels, in which case Mr. Worley prosecuted and convicted two defendants for this crime. Mr. Worley has also prosecuted many other cases, such as the Cash kidnapping case, in which Franklin McCall was tried, convicted and paid the extreme penalty; the Frazell McLaren case, in which McLaren was tried, convicted and paid the extreme penalty for the killing of your police sergeant H. C. Barton; the Byrdl Hudgins case in which he was tried, convicted and sentenced to the electric chair for the brutal slaying of State Highway Patrolman L. P. Daniels. These are only a few of the cases that would be of extreme interest to Coral Gables residents and the south end of Dade County. MR. WORLEY HAS OBTAINED JUDGMENTS FOR $91,554.73 AND ACTUALLY COLLECTED FOR THE TREASURY OF THIS COUNTY $65,117.32 SINCE HE HAS BEEN IN OFFICE. ALL THESE FACTS, AND MANY OTHERS, ARE A MATTER OF RECORD. When you vote for C. A. Worley you retain two Coral Gables residents: Joseph Otto, Mr. Worley's assistant, living for 13 years in Coral Gables and owning his home at 419 Avenue Navarre, and I. R. (RAY) Mills, Mr. Worley's investigator, former lieutenant of the Coral Gables Fire Department and police officer in Coral Gables for many years, residing and owning his home at 2601 San Domingo Street. Paid Political Adv. by friends in Coral Gables, believers in Good Government and Fair Play.