Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Panhellenic Scholarship Day Will Take Place Tomorrow

Hostesses for Panhellenic's annual scholarship day, to be held this year August 9th, will be Kappa Delta Sorority and the place will be the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Weiland, 1104 Avenue Malaga. A board meeting at 2:30 p. m. will precede the general meeting and tea at 3 p. m. this meeting is scheduled in the year book as a morning coke party but due ot the fact that so many of the scholarship girls work, the Saturday afternoon date was decided. Panhellenic scholarship day honors those girls who are attending college on Panhellenic scholarships and the August date was chosen this year to enable the girls attending Florida State University as well as those attending the University of Miami to be present. Here-to-for, this meeting fell in the winter months. The entire program is planned around the scholarship theme. Miss Mary B. Merritt, dean of women at the University, historian for Panhellenic and formerly, for a number of years, scholarship chairman, will give a history of the scholarships this organization gives and tell highlights in the careers of some of the recipients of these awards. Miss Eloise Patterson, Spanish teacher at Ponce and Panhellenic scholarship chairman for 1947-48 will introduce the eight girls who are attending either the University of Miami or Florida State University on these scholarships and ask each girl to tell, if she cares to, something of her course of study.

MISS MARGIE RACE IN MUSICAL REVUE

Mrs. Russ Williams, Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mrs. Constance Gardiner, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Colwell and the entire Frank B. Race family, all of greater Miami, are attending the Moral Rearmament North American Assembly, Mackinac Island, Michigan. The training center officially opens August 1, and is attracting representatives from the United States, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, China, England, Scotland and New-land. Others from Miami due to arrive are Miss Dorothy Marsh, Mrs. T. Tabor, Mrs. Helen Casey and daughters, Nancy and Babsy, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Alldritt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman, Jr., and Mrs. Albert Kendall. Over this weekend the cast of the musical revue, "Ideas Have Legs," of which Margie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Race is a member, are presenting two performances at Bay View, Michigan. This revue has just completed a four-week run in Detroit where 25,000 people saw the performance which were attended by leaders of the United Nations, government, civic, industry and labor.

House warming greetings from the Coral Gables' Welcome Wagon Newcomers' hostess, Mrs. Maurice W. Hart, is being extended to Mrs. O. C. Corbin in her new home at 8421 Ponce de Leon Boulevard in the beautiful section of the Gables attractive to the country ranch type home. The Corbins have that type-built in one story wings extending at angles from a patio center. Mrs. Hart is presenting a colorful tray from a local merchant to Mrs. Corbin. On the coffee table is her basket of many pretty gifts-just for newcomers. -Crudele Photo

TEENAGER JACQUELINE MAY NEEDS TO NEWCOMERS' CLUB TO PRESENT YOUTH CENTER

Miss Jacqueline May, talented teenge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles May, 835 Columbus Boulevard, will be the guest speaker at the luncheon and fifth meeting of the Coral Gables Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club at 12:30 p. m., Thursday, at the Country Club of Coral Gables. Miss May will present the needs of the Coral Gables Youth Center from a teenager's point of view and will close her talk with a sample of its entertainment. The newcomers have chosen the Center as its project for the year. This will be the first real opportunity the Newcomers will have to acquaint the members and their guests on behalf of this worthy organization. As no meeting will be held in September, the Newcomers Club has planned for their October meeting the beginning of many projects and activities to aid the Center. Reservations for this month's luncheon (Thursday) may be made by calling Mrs. Louis Irwin, 48-4806, or Mrs. Marjorie Hager, 48-1038.

Gablesgrams

(Continued from Page Seven) main dining room, games were played in the Granada Room. Miss Williams' marriage to Benjamin Sinkus will take place Aug. 29, in St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. This week's travelers include Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman Jones who, with their daughter, Betty Jones, and Barbara Bendinger, daughter of the F. H. Bendingers, 3410 Durango Street, are motoring to Washington, D. C., New York and Canada. They'll be away three weeks. The girls are seniors next fall at Ponce de Leon High School. . . . O. B. Sutton, who is leaving today by plane for Guatemala. There he will join Mrs. Sutton and their three children who have been visiting Mrs. Sutton's sister and brother-in-law, the Robert W. Gardners for six weeks. Mrs. Gardner is the former Peggy Linder, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Linder of 940 Avenue Giralda. Dr. Linder, incidentally, just returned from a visit with his daughters, 'south of the border' and reports delightful cool weather, high altitude and all those things, for which we sea levelers long. . . . The S. M. Greenes and daughter, Sylvia, who left Sunday for Cody, Wyo., for their annual visit to their favorite dude ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Greene hold open house nearly every Sunday during the season at their own ranch in South Miami, where on their many acres they have an outdoor rumpus room, stables for their horses and all the makings for informal good times, to which their friends testify. Returnees: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frutkoff, 3258 Riviera Drive, returned this week from a Florida jaunt which had as its theme, 'no destination, no plans.' On the west coast they found themselves heading, automobile and all, for Sanibel Island by ferry from Ft. Myers. They were guests at the local hotel there for three or four days and did what all tourists do, collected shells, and they are mighty proud of their collection. Incidentally the Frutkoffs recommend this trip, just half an hour from Ft. Myers, to the island, stories of which have been written and photographed in color for leading national magazines. Fan mail: a post card from subscriber Ann Matthews from Jackson, Mich., to the effect that she liked our story of the Junior Woman's Club "salute to the new longer hem line," and that she, too, hopes that "skirts don't go down too far." Thank you, Mrs. Matthews, we add your name to the growing list of short hem line lovers.

TO VISIT AUNT

Mrs. Wade Scott Galvin and son, John William Galvin, of Cuyahoga Falls, O., arrived yesterday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Reynolds, 3800 Toledo Drive, and family. Mrs. Galvin and Johnny will have been visiting their sister and aunt respectively, Mrs. William Anderson and family of Danville, and plan to remain a month in South Florida. Mr. Galvin flew south with his family but has returned to Ohio.

RETURN TO GABLES

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. DeFoor returned to South Florida and Gables after an absence of a year residing in Miami. They have bought Gables property at 3012 Granada Boulevard.

TO HAVANA

Mr. and Mrs. A. Derby Pilkington left this week by steamer for a trip to Havana, Cuba.

To Entertain At Bridge

Mrs. Emma O. Sharp of Balti- more, Md., who has been the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. Ralph Coard, for the past two weeks and who has been widely entertained, will give a dessert bridge tomorrow, Saturday, at the home of her daughter, 737 Avenue Malaga. Mrs. Sharp will leave Wednesday for her home.

Pi Phi's Hear Report

Mrs. Don McCready, 829 Avenue Venetia, was hostess for the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club at an 11 a. m. session Wednesday. Mrs. James E. Lindley, vice president of Zeta Province of the sorority, gave a report on her recent visit to the Pi Beta Phi Settlement school in Gatlinburg, Tenn.

Vacations at Blue Ridge

Mrs. Maude Preston Doughty is vacationing in Blue Ridge, North Carolina, and is a guest until September 1st at the "Blue Ridge."

UNIT MEETS Soroptimists Set Today For Luncheon

The Coral Gables Soroptimist Club will hold its semimonthly luncheon meeting at 12 noon today at the Ely Cafeteria. Reports will be made by Myrtle Gruelle, chairman of the service committee, and Nikki O'Connor, chairman of the ways and means committee, on progress made in the plans for the club's activities during the first year of this recently formed club; an affiliate of the American Federation of Soroptimist Clubs. Kappa Delta Alumnae are looking forward to a report of the national Jubilee Convention at Virginia Beach, Va., when the group holds its monthly meeting at 8 p. m., August 7th. at the home of Mrs. G. Roy Gleason, 1837 S. W. 14th Terrace. Mrs. Gleason and her daughter, Patricia of the University of Georgia recently returned from the convention where Mrs. Gleason served as the delegate for Miami Alumnae. She was appointed the new Province Alumnae Officer by Elizabeth W. Lanier of Petersburg, Va., new president of Kappa Delta.

VISIT KINSFOLK

Pan American Airways Pilot Alfred H. Bisson and Mrs. Bisson and their two young children, Ann Michele, two and a half, and John, just six months, of 825 Avenue Andalusia, have just completed a trip to New Hampshire and Quebec and return, by plane. In Quebec they visited Mr. Bisson's grandfather, Alfred Bisson, and found living in the Canadian country very charming at this time of year. In New Hampshire they visited Mrs. Bisson's family.

PLAN VACATION

Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Burkart plan to vacation along the New England and New Jersey sea coast following the dental convention in Boston, Mass., this week. Dr. Burkart attended the convention. Mrs. Burkart joined him Monday.

Honors Miss Holz

Miss Nancy Holz gave a farewell cabana party recently for Miss Beatrice Morales of Coral Gables who will be leaving soon for Tulane University Medical school. Miss Holz and Miss Morales were graduated from the University of Miami last June. Other collegiate friends attending the party held at Miss Holz' Forde-Ocean cabana, were Norma Turner, Louise Tale, Helen Montgomery and Jean Nellenbogen.

Hostess To Church Group

Mrs. William H. Linnemeir of 1206 Pizarro Street will be hostess for the members of circle 8 of the Woman's Association of the First Presbyterian Church, at 7:30 p. m., Monday. Supper will be served and hostesses include Mrs. Robert S. Elliott and Mrs. Edgar Bater.

To Gainesville

Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Mank, 1507 Madrid Street, are in Gainesville for a week on busines en route to Mentone, Ala., for vacation, and to pick up their two sons who will conclude their six weeks' stay at Camp Cloudmount near the end of August.

Hessler's

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

PAUL R. STEGEMAN

Diamonds Watches Jewelry Trade in Your Old Watch FOR A NEW ONE AT STEGEMAN'S-LIBERAL ALLOWANCE! FINE WATCH REPAIRING PAUL R. STEGEMAN 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables

Altheas

Call Charles early! for your luncheon reservation Coral Gables Country Club Altheas Revue Majoring in College Fashion Saturday Aug. 16 Altheas 317 MIRACLE MILE

Gingham Shop

LAST WEEK OF CLEARANCE SALE COOL COTTONS $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 Rack with 2 for $8.95 LINGERIE PLAY SUITS BATHING SUITS HOUSECOATS UNIFORMS CHILDREN'S CLOTHES, 1 to 6 Follow the smart women who are pickin cotton at the Gingham Shop 2140 PONCE DE LEON BLVD.

MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON

Announcement! MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON Canby Bldg., Room 1 132 MINORCA AVE. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MARY WILLIAMS, Mgr. Formerly of LaBelle Beauty Salon GET-ACQUAINTED SPECIAL PERMANENT CREAM WAVE $7.50 Phone 4-0207 for Appointment

BLUEBELL FOODS

Hotel and Restaurant Supplies 115 Sevilla Ave. CORAL GABLES TELEPHONE 48-5259 Complete line of Relishes, Pickles, Mayonnaise, Olives and Cherries. Specializing in Lipton's Tea and Soups. Quick service! Quality Merchandise!

WESTINGHOUSE WATER COOLERS

Pressure and Bottle Type for Office, Store or Plant CALL US TODAY! GAS-OIL PRODUCTS, INC. of Florida 2603-05 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Phone 4-0821

PROTECT-U AWNING-SHUTTER CO.

Safeguard Your Home and Add Lasting Beauty with the Original PRO-TECT-U AWNING SHUTTERS Since 1926, Pro-Tect-U Awning Shutters have provided Absolute Hurricane Protection for Homes, Apartments and Hotels in South Florida. Your home and family deserve the protection of this time-proved product! "WE TAKE THE HURRY OUT OF HURRICANES" 221 University Concourse, Coral Gables Ph. 48-1587

Rogers Electric Co.

NOW! Modernize your present refrigerator FRIGIDAIRE Double-Easy "QUICKUBE" TRAYS with Instant Cube Release! • Trays come out at finger touch • Cubes come out trigger-quick • No tugging, prying, splashing • Faster freezing-larger ice cubes NEW LOW PRICE $2.45 each Standard size Two other sizes $2.95 each Bring old tray for size FRIGIDAIRE 225 Alhambra Circle Coral Gables 34, Fla. A COMPLETE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE STORE SALES-Ph. 4-6559-SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER Rogers Electric Co.

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI HURRICANES 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Sept. 26 BAYLOR Oct. 3 VILLANOVA (At Philadelphia) Oct. 10 T. C. U. Oct. 17 ROLLINS Oct. 24 GEORGE WASHINGTON Oct. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 8 CINCINNATI (At Cincinnati) Nov. 14 VANDERBILT Nov. 21 UNIV. OF FLORIDA Nov. 28 UNIV. OF ALABAMA

CORAL GABLES PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE

Anything Anyplace Anytime Phone 48-6909 CHICK O'DOMSKI, Mgr. U. of M. '40

HOTEL SEVILLA

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT In the Heart of the Gables HOTEL SEVILLA Bath and Telephone In Every Room Elevator Service L. R. MONTGOMERY RESIDENT MANAGER PONCE DE LEON & ALCAZAR PHONE 4-2591

Combs FUNERAL HOMES

1539 N. E. 2nd Avenue Phone 3-2101 W. H. COMBS J. J. COMBS P. H. COMBS

Whitemont LODGE

8 MILES EAST OF ASHEVILLE Whitemont LODGE SWANNANOA, N. C. • Excellent Food • New Innerspring Mattresses • Near All Recreational Facilities PETER WHITE Owner Phone Asheville 6568-R or Miami 4-4621

PETIT PARIS

OUR NEW CORAL GABLES SHOP Now Open! French Pastry The home of genuine French and Danish Pastry, hors d'oeuvres, Pies, Cakes, Tea Rolls, Brioche, Croissants and other fine delicacies. Birthday, Anniversary and Wedding Cakes 1801 Ponce de Leon Boulevard

The Bootery

CITIZENS OF THE FUTURE must have a good foundation Dir you know that you can buy right here in Coral Gables . . . at the old, established Bootery . . . the BEST Children's Shoes made? BUSTER BROWN COSY-FOOT MEDI-CROSS ROBIN HOOD ACROBAT ALL SHOES X-RAY FITTED The Bootery 252 CORAL WAY - ON MIRACLE MILE