Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Personals Society - Clubs CORAL GABLES Riviera Times FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1947 PAGE NINE

Political Picket Line

SWEATING IT OUT-The line-up was unconscious, because the polls were still open when this photograph was taken, but the candidates, nevertheless, posed in the order that the voting machine tally indicated they ran. Pictured here are Dave Hendrick, W. Keith Phillips, Andy Healy, Paul Brinson and George Newhard waiting to greet voters outside of city hall.

All's Harmony Here

HAIL HAIL THE GANG'S ALL HERE-This crowd of jubilant supporters of Commissioner-elect Dave Hendrick are pictured at the candidate's home shortly after the results indicated that Hendrick had polled the highest number of commission votes. Hendrick is seated next to Mrs. Hendrick who is playing the piano accompaniment to the victory chant.

To the Victor - the Spoils

A CONGRATULATORY KISS is bestowed on Commissioner-Elect Andrew T. Healy by Mrs. Healy as a crowd of well-wishers add their encouragement. The picture was taken at the post-election celebration at the Healy home. That amazed looking fellow on the left is Walter Wigman, whom Healy recently succeeded as Exalted Ruler of the local Elks Lodge. -all staff photos by Oliver

Gablesgrams

By HELEN REYNOLDS, SOCIETY EDITOR Among the post-Easter parties and first in Mrs. Charles Sewell Robertson's spring series is the luncheon she will give Wednesday the 16th, at 1 o'clock at the Country Club of Coral Gables honoring Mrs. Charles W. Broeman of Cincinnati. Mrs. Broeman and her husband are enjoying their annual stay at Miami Beach and will be leaving soon for their Ohio home. * * * Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hogan were among dinner hosts this week at their home, 1700 Country Club Prado, entertaining guests at the last of their winter series of parties before departing for their country home "White Gate," near Warrenton, Va. . . . Lieut. Col. and Mrs. P. A. Helmbold of 4300 Palmarito, plan a trip to Philadelphia in the near future with eyes cast toward the Eastern shore of Maryland for a summer home site. Their daughter, Miss Roxanne Helmbold, returned to Miss Finch's school, New York, Monday, after her Easter Holiday . . . Miss Nancy Lefholz, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rothwell Lefholz, joined a group of girls at "Tally" for a week-end Easter holiday in Gotham. Nancy is a junior at FSCW. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roth entertained at an Easter "brunch" from 11 to 1 on Sunday at their Sorrola Avenue home. * * * Mrs. A. Judson Hill, 4197 Douglas Road, will open her home from 3 to 5 p.m. today for the annual meeting and tea of the Miami Children's Theatre, Inc.

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Mayor, New Commissioners Will Be Installed Today

(Continued from Page One) went to the polls on Tuesday to elect Phillips mayor by a sweeping majority of 1,641 votes to Brinson's 671. Hendrick, the youngest candidate ever to hold office, led the ticket in the commission race with 1,844 votes. Phillips was second with 1,786 and Healy third with 1,468. Hendrick and Phillips won four-year terms and Healy a two-year term. Brinson polled 1,058 votes and George Newhard, 501. A steady procession of voters thronged the city hall all day long Tuesday and 7 o'clock closing time, found a long line still waiting to cast ballots. All voters that had been in line at 7 p.m. were permitted to vote. The campaign was one of the quietest in Gables election history. Hendrick, who led the ticket, had the enthusiastic backing of his fellow Jaycee members and veterans of World War II. Much credit for the record vote was given to the Jaycees who sponsored a "Get-Out-The-Vote" drive with a committee headed by Robert Searle.

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NEWS BREVITIES

The Riviera Country Club members are planning one of their popular dances for tomorrow night. Dancing from 9 to 12 will be to the tunes of Art Giles and his orchestra. Dancing in the patio, on the terrace near the now-in-use swimming pool, will be attractions. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Good and son Scott have just returned from a vacation at their lodge on the St. Johns River. Dr. Scott Petrie of Chicago, Scott's great grand-father, joined the family at the river ranch and is now visiting at the home of the Goods, 926 Avenue Andalusia. * * * Arriving this week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Anderson are Mr. and Mrs. Russell des Cogsets of Boca Raton and Lexington, Ky.

Catholic Youth Group Plans Dance

Members of the Catholic Youth Organization at the Church of the Little Flower will entertain with a spring dance from 8 to 12 o'clock Saturday night in the auditorium of the church. James Eckhart, president of the organization, is being assisted in the arrangements by Phil Josberger, Jr., and Joe Harmuth. A 14-piece band will play for the dancing.

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