Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Woman's Club Executive Board To Entertain 53 New Members

MRS. WILLIAM COX, who enters her second year as president of the Coral Gables Woman's Club Fifty-three new members of the Coral Gables Woman's Club will be special guests at the June 5th executive board's 10:30 a.m. meeting at the club house. Mrs. William Cox president will preside. The special guests include the 43 members graduating from the junior department and 10 new members admitted at the May board meeting. Mrs. Cox also announces the new board members, who will meet for the first time at the June 6th meeting as follows: American citizenship, Mrs. Geo. Simpson; American homes, Mrs. Leland Shepard; American Red Cross, Mrs. George M. Corrigan; budget, Mrs. Wm. T. Hilles; bulletin, Mrs. Wm. C. Weir; club extension, Mrs. J. Coleman Jones; conservation, Mrs. Wade Livingston Street; courtesy, Mrs. W. T. Law; decorations, Mrs. D. A. Reynolds. Department of fine arts, Mrs. Lewis Painter Clephane; art, Mrs. Trippe Whitaker; poetry, Mrs. J. Riley Staats; drama, Mrs. James M. Coker; literature, Mrs. Lynn Perry; finance, Mrs. H. O. Johnson; hospitality, Mrs. G. W. Weller; house, Mrs. O. A. Sandquist; international relations, Mrs. Chas. White; junior sponsor, Mrs. Leonard C. Olson; legislation, Mrs. Malcolm B. McDonald; library board, Mrs. Evan D. Roser. Music, Mrs. Earl DeNoon; peace service, Mrs. Frank Harlow; poet laureate, Mrs. Ralph Engle; rentals, Mrs. S. A. Shikany; press, Mrs. W. Guy Ginn; reception, Mrs. G. G. Lee; registration, Mrs. John H. Finney; scrap book, Mrs. Lawrence Schroeder; scholarship, Mrs. Emma Keeler; telephone, Mrs. Fred Mizer; welfare, Mrs. W. F. Esslinger; Woman's Club entertainment, Mrs. Charles Mehlin; youth conservation, Mrs. M. Lewis Hall; parliamentarian, Dr. Horton Reid.

Ilonka Sheer To Present Benefit Show

The Ilonka Scheer Dance Group, augmented by a chorus of teachers and college students, will hold a concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 27, at the Miami Senior High School. The concert is for the benefit of the William Scheer Memorial fund of the South Florida Children's Hospital. The main feature of the program, according to Miss Scheer, will be a one-act fantasy; Miss Scheer composed some of the music and arranged all of the dances for this presentation. The concert will introduce three new voices to Miami music lovers. The first of these, Marie Kilbride, contralto, is a Gables resident. At present, Mrs. Kilbride is the soloist at the First Presbyterian Church, Miami. Another newcomer, Dawn Lorenz, soprano, formerly of New York, has now made her home in Miami. The third, Charles Stuart, of Indianapolis, comes here with a great deal of experience from work with the musical comedies. Among his past experiences we find that he has sunk in Oklahoma, and recently sang in Schubert operettas in Chicago. Miss Scheer, who will be at the piano, wrote the choreography for all of the dances.

COCONUT GROVE AUXILIARY INSTALLS INCOMING OFFICERS

Installation of new officers for the coming year was held by the Lindley De Garmo Unit No. 70, American Legion Auxiliary, with Mrs. A. E. Reinhard, 10th district president as installing officer. Officers installed include Mrs. J. N. Gwin, elected for a second term as president; Mrs. Leonard Kendrick, first vice president; Mrs. Celia Close, second vice president; Mrs. Luther Ayers, recording secretary; Mrs. Lacey Vaughan, financial secretary; Mrs. Robert Howig, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Scott Rodgers, treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Buzzell, historian; Mrs. James Brennan, chaplain; Mrs. Robert Marks, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Margaret Osborne, assistant sergeant-at-arms. Executive board: Mrs. A. L. Buzzell, Mrs. Michael Fannell, Mrs. W. E. Burkins, Mrs. L. M. Stoutenburg and Mrs. L. C. Henry. The committee in charge of the installation were Mrs. L. M. Stoutenburg, program; Mrs. Ralph McCandliss, refreshments; Mrs. Scott Rodgers, punch and corsages; Mrs. L. M. Duncan, hospitality; Mrs. A. L. Buzzell and Mrs. Rogers, decorations; Mrs. L. C. Henry, gifts. The unit hall was beautifully decorated with silvered fern and pink hibiscus. The refreshment table appointments in the patio were also pink and silver. Miss Colleen Dulaney from the University of Miami, was soloist for the evening. Mrs. Reinhard was assisted during the installation by her secretary, Mrs. Mary Weiss of Miami Beach. Among the guests were Mrs. Joseph Reilly, president of South Miami Unit; Mrs. Bob Wickard, newly elected president of Coral Gables Unit; district historian, Mrs. Joseph Trent; district sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Ralph Peckham; dean of girls at Ponce de Leon High School, Mrs. Susan Archer and Mrs. L. M. Duncan, department historian, who is also a member of the unit. Mrs. Gwin recently entertained the outgoing executive board with a spaghetti supper, preceding the last board meeting of the year.

Qualify as Teachers

Three Gables residents qualified for and were issued teacher certificates during the month of April, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Colin English reported this week. The Rev. George William Cummings and Mrs. Dorcas Jean Casad received graduate certificates. In addition, Eugene Peter Ellenson was awarded a temporary teacher's certificate.

NAMED EDITOR

John Gale of 928 Avenue Algaringo was appointed editor-in-chief of "Le Bijou", yearbook of Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, at a meeting of the college Publication Board this week. Gale, a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, will take over direction of the 1948 publication in the Fall. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Gale.

Elected Queen of May

Betty Paige Todd, Delta Gamma, was elected May Queen at the annual Kappa Gamma May dance which was held last Friday night at La Gorce Country Club, Miami Beach. Miss Todd was crowned with a wreath of gardenias and presented with a gold compact engraved, Kappa May Queen, May 9, 1947.

MRS. JOHN S. MILLER, 919 Avenue Andalusia, who with her husband, is among newcomers to Coral Gables, is delighted with the cultural community in which she finds herself. Mrs. Miller is a concert singer and for several years was precentor in the First Presbyterian Church at Owensboro, Ky. -Pilkington Photo.

'U' Woman's Club Elect Officers

Mrs. William L. Halstead will head the University of Miami Woman's Club for ensuing year it was revealed in the election of the new board recently. Mrs. Elmer V. Hjort is vice-president; Mrs. D. R. Larson, recording secretary; Mrs. Warren Steinbach is corresponding secretary and Mrs. John Galbraith, treasurer. The last meeting and installation of officers was held May 8th at the San Sebastian lounge when reports were heard. Mothers of faculty members were invited to pour. They included Mrs. Leonard W. Williams, mother of Cpn H. Franklin Williams, Mrs. Joseph Cashman, mother of Mrs. John Stevens, 3rd.

Tri Deltas Plan Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Miami Alliance of Delta Delta Delta will take place at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Mrs. Robert L. Redgood, 2814 Chocunantah Road, Coconut Grove. Chief topic under discussion will be the benefit bridge party to be held on June 17th.

Church Group Today

The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will take place at 10:30 a. m. today at the church.

During the summer the various interest groups of the club will continue meeting.

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