Coral Gables Riviera-Times

CORAL GABLES Country Club

By JENI PHILLIPS Frank Howard, newly appointed chairman of our Tournaments Committee, is anxious to get his job under way, and he will be asking for several good members to serve on the committee very soon. Representatives of golf, tennis, theatre, swimming, and boating groups will be asked to contribute their ideas for sporting activities within the Club. Rehearsals Started Rehearsals for "Ladies of the Jury," comedy drama by Fred Ballard, are in full swing, with an all-star cast emoting. Mrs. "Betty" Arnold, Dolores Wright, "Boots" Royall, Jane Gobat, Betty Bliss, Jean and Howard Hansen, Dr. Don Leigh, Bill Hartnett, Dr. Robert McCoy, Gene Ellenson, Gwen Tuckerman, Jackie May, Henry Binns, Dick Kenny, Gordon N. Taylor, Eleanor Healy, Karl Schmitz, E. E. Pennock, and Mr. Nichols have been cast. Other committees are being appointed to handle various technical details of the production. Performances are scheduled for July 1st and July 3rd. This selection of the theatre group is a successful comedy farce which ran for well over a year on Broadway, and which is still popular with Little Theatre groups. Something Special For Sunday night, we have something "extra special" for our dinner patrons. Don't miss the menu special featuring Breast of Philadelphia Capon Supreme en Casserole, prepared as only our chef can. He has concocted a sensational sauce designed to please the most discriminating gourmet. On Wednesday night in place of our regular buffet, there will be Club steaks as the main attraction. Serving hours will be from seven to nine p.m., as usual. Bridge Winners Winners for duplicate bridge during the week of May 26 were Mrs. Leo Brown, Mrs. Juliette Chapman, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tawes. Tennis News In the Club Tennis Tournament that has been going on on our courts Gerald Montsalvatge emerged the winner in the boys' singles when he defeated Tom Blakley 6-2, 9-7, 6-1 in the finals. Gerald had previously defeated Billy Larson, 6-1, 6-0 and Doug Sandberg 6-1, 6-0 to earn a place in the finals. Blakley topped Bobby Macy, 6-0, 6-1 and Billy Merriam 6-3, 7-5 to become a finalist. Merriam was credited with wins over Billy Gray 6-0, 6-2 and Bing Seibold, 6-3, 6-0. In the boys' doubles competition Blakley and Merriam emerged victors over Montsalvatge and Sandberg 9-7, 8-6 in two hotly contested matches. In the men's quarter finals, Frank Froehling defeated Ted Slack, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 and Jack Waters topped Frank Esslingier, 6-1, 6-4. Golf Events The Junior Golf Championship Tournament of the Greater Miami Area, held at the Granada Course, was won by Bob Kennedy, 18-year old Miami Beach High student, who defeated David Herrington 2 and 1 in the finals. The trophy flight was won by Doug Phillips, son of Mayor Phillips of Coral Gables, and the third by Dickie Hardeman of Coral Gables. Prizes were donated by the Miami Daily News, Charlie Miller and Hawley Russell of Coral Gables, and by the Greater Miami Women's Golf Association. The regular trophy tournament in which the women members of the Coral Gables Country Club are competing is now in progress. The medalist is Rosamond Jordon, with a low score of 95. The low putt was won by Mrs. Julia Green. Mrs. Ann Randolph, chairman of the golf committee, upset the medalist by defeating her one up 19 holes. Fashion Show Summer styles will be the motif for the fashion show scheduled to be presented at noon on Saturday, June 14. Headed by Gloria Robinson, the models will all be professionals and members of the club. The show will be presented under the auspices of the Coronet School of Modeling. Club Calendar Friday, June 6-Rotary Luncheon 12:15 p.m., Civic Room. Mrs. L. C. Cloney Bridge Luncheon 12:30 p.m., Red Room. Contract Bridge 8:00 p.m., Card Room. Royal Poinciana Festival 9 to 12:00 p.m., Patio. Saturday, June 7-Wm. O'Toole Wedding Reception 9:00 a. m., Granada Room. Club Dance 9 to 1:00 a.m. Sunday, June 8 - Dinner and Music 6 to 9:00 p.m. Monday, June 9 - Duplicate Bridge 8:00 p.m. Rumba & Samba Class 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 10 - Kiwanis Club Luncheon 12:15 p.m., Civic Room. Protect-U Jalousie Corp. Luncheon 1:00 p.m., Red Room.

Requiem Mass Celebrated for Gables Resident

Funeral services were observed in a requiem high mass Wednesday morning at the Church of the Little Flower for Rosendo Forteza, 67, of 815 Elrado Street, who died on Monday. He came to Coral Gables a year ago from Cincinnati and leaves his wife, Candida; five daughters including Mrs. Blanca Grunda of Coral Gables; and two sons.

Cocktail Party 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Red Room. C. G. Business and Professional Women's Club Dinner 7:30 p.m., Civic Room. Contract Bridge 1:30 p. m., Card Room. Wednesday, June 11 - Lion's Club Luncheon 12:15 p.m., Civic Room. Regular Club Dance and Buffet Supper. Thursday, June 12 - Duplicate Bridge 1:30 p.m., Card Room. Jr. Chamber of Commerce Dinner 7:30 p.m., Civic Room.

One out of every 13 persons in the United States suffered a disabling injury in 1946 the National Safety Council reports.

A. L. Reynolds, Local Resident, Chest President

The Dade County Community Chest looked to Coral Gables for a leader on Wednesday when its membership named A. L. Reynolds, 3800 Toledo Street, president for the coming year. The Florida Power and Light Company executive has been a worker in the Chest movement since its inception and succeeds Frank J. Kelly. Probably most important in the program outlined by the Gables man for the Chest was consideration of methods to prevent multiplicity of fund raising campaigns through a sanctions committee and backed by municipal ordinances. The first meeting of the new board of directors will be held on Friday, June 13.

Col. John D. Carmody Returns From Hospital

Col. John Doyle Carmody, USA, ret. is recuperating in his home, 1235 Avenue Anastasia after bein gconfined in Pratt General Hospital for three weeks wit han attack of virus pneumonia.

Montgomery Named Resident Manager

L. R. Montgomery has again been named resident manager of the Hotel Seville. He is well known to a number of local residents and wintertime visitors for he assumed complete charge of the hotel to rehabilitate it for the new owners about a year ago. At that time the hotel was renovated from top to bottom and became one of the leading hotels in the city, following the war interim. Both Mr. Montgomery and his wife are now established as permanent resident managers.

Plans Long Summer Trip

Patricia Ann Hughes, daughter of Mrs. Anita Hughes, is leaving today for New York City to visit her aunt and uncle Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Brandstein. She plans later to tour the New England states during her stay of six weeks. Mrs. Hughes will join her daughter, then, they will spend the remainder of the summer at Sunset Farm, Whittier, N.C.

Visits Mrs. Whitcher

Miss Esther Gibason of Wilmington, Del., is the house guest for two weeks of Mrs. Madeline Whitcher and her son John Whitcher, 231 Avenue Navarre. Miss Gibason is the fiance of Robert L. Campbell, A E M 1c USNR., who is also a house guest at the Whitcher home. Mr. Campbell and Mr. Whitcher were in the Navy together stationed at Jacksonville.

To Honor Grand Instructor

Honoring Mrs. Gladys Lockward, Grand Instructor of District 29, Order of the Eastern Star, the Coral Gables Chapter will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday June 12 at the chapter rooms, Douglas Entrance. Mrs. Violet Dorre, worthy matron and Harley Pittman, worthy patron, wil preside.

TENNIS INSTRUCTION BY George A. Gaudet

(Former U. S. Naval Academy Tennis Coach) RACKETS RESTRUNG AND REPAIRED. TENNIS SUPPLIES. FOR INFORMATION VISIT THE COURTS At Granada and S. Greenway OR Phone 4-9322

RUSSIAN BALLET SCHOOL

SUMMER COURSES - June 15th to Sept. 1st BALLET - TOE - CHARACTER - MODERN Under the personal direction of C. MILENOFF BALLROOM DANCING - Private or Classes RUMBA - TANGO - WALTZ - SAMBA - FOX TROT LEONARD FALCAO, teacher in charge 2901 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Phone 48-5462

Baldi the Charm that is You Miracle Mile Salon

A coiffure designed specially for you enhances your entire personality . . . creates a new, more radiant beauty. Let one of Baldi's trained stylists personalize your coiffure . . . . and like magic, new glamour is yours. Spend a restful afternoon in our cool, beautifully appointed salon. Relax, as you listen by earphone to music by Muzak. You'll feel so pretty . . . . you'll look so lovely. 330 CORAL WAY DIAL 4-0446 USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS

Majestic DANIELS

AS ADVERTISED IN GLAMOUR 1295 Peasant Blouse In cool, inviting batiste and organdy, white only. Small, medium and large. 2.95 YOU'LL COTTON TO THIS CHARMING CHAMBRAY To make your summer days pretty ones and cool ones-this combed cotton chambray! Button-down-front - so easy to slip into ... In blue, maize, pink, all with white trim. Sizes 12 to 20. OPPOSITE GABLES THEATRE

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SEVILLA HOTEL

In The Heart Of The Gables! Bath * Telephone Elevator Service L. R. MONTGOMERY RESIDENT MANAGER PONCE DE LEON & ALCAZAR Phone 4-2591

LUIGI'S RESTAURANT AND BAR

Now under personal management of Harry and Flo, former owners of the Friendly Bar on the Miracle Mile SERVING Italian and American Food AT ITS BEST FROG LEGS A SPECIALTY Steaks - Chops Open From 4 P. M. Till Midnight Sunday, Noon Till Midnight Closed Monday 5779 S. W. 8th Street PHONE 4-2205

Fine Engraved WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMALS STATIONERY OF CHARACTER PROMPT AND PERSONAL SERVICE Hessler's

Society and Business Engravers 2755 CORAL WAY PHONE 48-4631

... ATTENTION ... SUMMER CLASSES NOW FORMING IN Violin Instruction

Leopold Auer-Joachim Methods Taught KARL NENTWIG PHONE 48-6180

FINANCE YOUR LANDSCAPING THRU THE 5% FHA PLAN AT MANGUS LANDSCAPE NURSERY

Phones 4-4833 - 4-4898 2703 LeJeune Road, Coral Gables

CORAL GABLES' ONLY COMPLETE BOOK SHOP THE BOOKWORM

BOOKS FOR EVERY TASTE 214 VALENCIA Two Blocks South of Coral Way, Just off Ponce PHONE 4-2659 FOR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 6:00 Lending Library * Magazines * Stationery * Greeting Cards

Everything for the Camera ENTHUSIAST AND PROFESSIONAL

REVERE 8MM. CAMERAS and PROJECTORS LEICA 3C - SUPER IKONTA SPEEDGRAPHIC 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 Complete Camera Repair Service ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PHOTOSTATS Mileo PHOTO SHOP 2103 PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD CORAL GABLES 34, FLORIDA

Garnitz FURNITURE COMPANY 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW IN ITS 2nd BIG WEEK!

We are now in the Second BIG Week of Our First Anniversary Sale. You'll find many more "BARGAINS" awaiting you at drastically Reduced Prices. So, come in today... come early! We feel that we can best show our gratitude to the people of Greater Miami who have made our first year a success by offering "Outstanding Buys" for every room in the house. Items listed below are just a few of the "Real Buys" to be found during the life of this Great Sale. ALL PRICES ARE FOR DURATION OF THE SALE ONLY-ALL SALES ARE FINAL Rubber-Tired, Ball-Bearing TRICYCLES 3 Sizes Priced for the Sale $14.75 $16.75 $18.75 Strong, Roomy HAMPERS 3 Sizes Formerly from $7.95 Now from $3.95 Choice of Wonderful TABLE LAMPS Limited to Early Shoppers. Formerly from 2.95 to 18.95 Now $5.95 SPECIAL All Leatherette N-I-T-E TABLES All Colors. Limited amount. Were $22.95 Now $13.95 Famous KROEHLER Nationally Known for Fine, Stylish, Durable Furniture Living Room Pieces 2-Pc. KROEHLER Living Room Suite Deep seated Lounging Chair and Davenport. Fine cover. SPECIALLY PRICED $199.50 Get Acquainted JUNE BRIDES CEDAR CHEST With Tray Here is a Real BUY Cedar Lined with Tray Guaranteed Policy FORMERLY $69.50 NOW $39.50 SIMMONS "Beautyrest" Queen of the Bedroom Is Once More FREELY AVAILABLE NATIONALLY PRICED AT $49.50 each Famous "Bunting" GLIDERS With Leather Seats and Cushions. $69.50 VALUE NOW $49.50 "Bunting" ALL-METAL GLIDERS For Porch, Patio or Lawn. $39.50 VALUE NOW $26.95 OTHER GREAT LIVING ROOM VALUES FROM 25%-50% OFF 2nd WEEK SALE SPECIAL 4-Pc. SECTIONAL Made by a nationally advertised manufacturer. Well sprunged. Modern arms and legs. NOW $9950 For Our Anniversary GARNITZ FURNITURE COMPANY 1672 S. W. EIGHTH ST. PHONE 3-8321