Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Rainbow Assembly Girls Plan Initiation Ceremonies Thursday at OES Chapter Rooms

Coral Gables Rainbow Assembly will hold its first initiation of new members at 8 p. m. Thursday in the assembly rooms, Douglas Entrance. Mother Advisor Thomas will be present as will members of the Coral Gables chapter OES and Masons who are especially invited for the meeting. The Coral Gables Assembly is one of three in the Greater Miami area and the largest with some 40 members. The others are the Biscayne and Ft. Dallas assemblies. Officers are Nina Scarbrough, worthy advisor; Cecilia Chalmers, worthy associate advisor; Helenmae Thompson, Charity; Marcia Tarbert, Hope; LaMae Roberts, Faith; Shirley Bricener, recorder; Norma Roberts, chaplain; Betty Dowsing, treasurer; Ann Mendez, drill leader; Dorothy Stewart, Love; Jean Claire Shaw, Religion; Agnes Callaway, nature; Martha Baker, immortality; Annette Thiel, fidelity; Betty Jean White, patriotism; Mildred Smith, service; Reba Pittman, confidential observer; Edna Parker, music and Faye Sisk, choir director.

MISS ROSEMARY LYDEN Leaving August 31st by plane for Boston, Mass., is pretty Rosemary Lyden who will enter the New England Conservatory to study voice. Miss Lyden, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lyden, 2028 Alhambra Circle, was graduated in June, cum laude from Harcum Junior College.

GABLE Hub (GABLEGRAMS)

(Continued from Page Seven) Kerdyke will go on to Sagamore Lake where she will be a guest at the Sagamore Hotel until September. She will return with her son Bill who has been working in Sagamore this summer. * * * First of the post nuptial parties for Mrs. Percy McGraw Pitts, Jr., nee Marion Hasty, was the linen shower given last night by Mrs. Frank C. Oldham, Jr., Mrs. Oldham was the former Betty Jo Tynan and a Chi Omega sister of Mrs. Pitts. An all-white bridal theme was used for decorations and the flowers were white carnations, the Chi Omega flower. Mrs. Oldham was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Boyd Taylor. * * * Colonel and Mrs. John Doyle Carmody are leaving Wednesday for a trip North. They will stop en route in Williamsburg, Virginia, and Atlantic City, N. J., before going to Long Island to visit Mrs. Carmody's mother. Later they will visit their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert Carmody at East Bridgewater, Mass. (Commander Robert Carmody is at sea in the South Pacific) and will also visit their son and daughter-in-law, Captain and Mrs. John I. Carmody of Melrose, Mass., joining the later at their Cape Cod place. The senior Carmodys will return via York Harbor, Maine and the White Mountains, N. H., Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Drexel Hills, Pa., reaching home the last of October. * * * We paid a visit to the new Petit Paris (French Pastry shop) out on Ponce de Leon Boulevard and were roundly rewarded with real delicious creampuffs; the first we have seen since long before the war. A real creampuff is filled with whipped cream. Petit Paris has them. Fresh every day, and what is more the shop is not only air-conditioned but all of their pastries are kept in refrigerator shelves. * * * Post cards from Mrs. S. Ernest Philpitt from Mount Gretna, Pa., and from Mrs. Francis Graham from Kenora, Ontario, Mrs. Philpitt is sleeping under blankets by night - the lucky one - and having daily visits with the Dr. Ralph Engles. Mrs. Philpitt's next-door neighbor there, has lived in her cottage 54 years - a record. Mrs. Graham is 136 miles east of Winnipeg, camping at their old camping place, they had not visited in 16 years. Everything seems the same, she writes, except the town "Kenora" is bigger and busier.

UNIT MEETS Little Stars To Have Luncheon

Estrellita Club of the Coral Gables Chapter, OES, will meet at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. B. Street, 1780 Avenue Tercia. A dessert bridge will be the program.

Ponce Band Patrons Hold Pot Luck Party

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Ellis, 1234 Capri Street, were hosts Tuesday night at a pot luck supper for the Ponce de Leon High school band patrons' association. Following the supper served in the garden, a meeting was held with Walter M. Van Nort, president, presiding. Plans were made for the first fall concert of the band. About 30 attended the supper and meeting.

Visits Sister

Miss Clara Lee Curry of Albany, N. Y. is vacationing for the month of August, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Wadsworth Francis, 1409 Avenue Medina.

OLD PICTURES FRAMES NEW WYLIE-WITT STUDIOS

OPEN EVENINGS TUES. AND THURSDAY 7 TO 9 P. M. Let us help you in reframing your old pictures in a new and modern technique. We have one of the most complete lines of frames and mats in the Greater Miami Area. OPEN SUNDAYS 2 TO 4 P. M. VISIT OUR STUDIO AND SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF MODERN, COLORFUL, FRAMED PICTURES MADE IN THE... WYLIE-WITT STUDIOS 42 ALMERIA AVE. CORAL GABLES

Miss Violet McDougal, 1300 Granada boulevard entertained the members of the play writing group of the American Association of University Women (Miami branch) yesterday at 3 o'clock.

Motor Northward

Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Gobat listed Gainesville as their immediate destination when they left their home at 1800 Country Club Prado for a mid-summer vacation. After visiting their daughter and son-in-law there, they will continue to Pennsylvania to visit friends and relatives and if time allows may go on to New England.

Welcome Mat Newcomers Build Duplicate Home Like Northern One

Among newcomers to Coral Gables building their own home are Mr. and Mrs. Rosswell Robel of 717 University Drive. The very large one-story tropical bungalow was designed in identical pattern with the one the Robels and Mrs. Robel's mother, Mrs. Charles Tederman, owned in Bedford, N. Y. Built on long classical lines, the floors throughout this home are of white marble. Mr. Robel is pro at the Miami Springs Golf Club. Their little girl is Gloria Jean (Skippy) 27 months old. * * * From Petersburg, Virginia, have come Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cavalli who have bought the property at 913 Avenue Majorca. Mr. Cavalli is retired, and the children are Michael, Jr., and Betty. * * * Identical year-old twins, Bruce and Craig, grace the home of newcomers, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Clark, who have purchased the home at 1019 Avenue Marina. The twins also have a brother, four-year-old Blake. Mr. Clark is director of vocational Rehabilitation service in this area and the family came here from Washington, D. C. * * * Renting one of the numerous apartments in Coral Gables are Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Barber who formerly called Greensboro, N. C., home. Mr. Barber is a manufacturing representative of Johnson and Johnson. Also leasing a home at 1217 Avenue Algeria are Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mielke and their little girl Leslie-Ann. Mr. Mielke is a commercial representative of N.B.C. and the family formerly lived in Washington, D. C. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Dunlap have joined the colony of retired army officers and their families in Coral Gables by purchase of 1310 Capri Street. Their children are grown and reside in Long Island, N. Y. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Easteridge and their young family are newcomers from Bedford, Mass., who have purchased their home at 3916 Harlano Street recently. The little girls are Betty 5 and Lydia May 2 while Bobby, their brother, is 5. * * * Also on Harlano Street are Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Huguelet, formerly of Boston, Mass., who with their children, Billy 2 and David 11 months, have bought the property at 3720. * * * Residing at 517 Avenue Cadagua are Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Richards, formerly of Detroit, Mich. They have bought the house for their home and have a family of grown children. Mr. Richards is a superintendent of construction.

Preparatory to MOVING to our new location at 220 ANDALUSIA (One Block South of Coral Way) WE ARE OFFERING OUR COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS at Prices Reduced as much as 50% VENUS BEAUTY SHOPPE, INC.

Preparatory to MOVING to our new location at 220 ANDALUSIA (One Block South of Coral Way) WE ARE OFFERING OUR COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS at Prices Reduced as much as 50% ... an opportunity to stock up for gifts... at the first sale in our twenty years of serving the women of this area! We Are Also Offering Free Cosmetics with each Permanent Wave or Hair Wash with each $15 Wave VENUS BEAUTY SHOPPE, INC. F. A. HOOVER, Pres. 205 Coral Way Phone 4-4455

Everybody Swings into SUNDIAL SADDLES Miracle Juvenile SHOE STORE

Everybody Swings into SUNDIAL SADDLES • For Junior • For the Miss • For the Small Fry • Big... little... or middlin' sized... you can get your always-popular "saddles" in those good, long-wearing SUNDIALS. Miracle Juvenile SHOE STORE 216 CORAL WAY ... ON MIRACLE MILE Phone 48-9372

Joaquin Nin-Culmell to Conduct Orchestra, to Play Composition; University Concert Saturday

Appearing in the triple role of conductor, composer and pianist, Joaquin Nin-Culmell will direct the University of Miami Concert orchestra in the eighth pop concert of the Miami Beach Pop Concerts association Saturday at 8:30 p. m. at Flamingo park, Miami Beach. He will play his own concerto for piano and orchestra in C major which is dedicated to his mother and will be its first performance in Miami. Movements of the concerto are allegro, andante, and vivo, the latter based on a children's round. The orchestra will be presented in Morning Mood, The Death of Ase, Anitra's Dance, and In the Hall of the Mountain King, from the "Peer Gynt" Suite No. 1, Op. 46 by Edward Grieg; "On the Steppes of Central Asia," by Borodin, and Alborada, Variations, Alborada, Scena e Canto Gitano, and Fandango Astouriano from Spanish Capriccio, Op. 24, by Rimsky-Korsakoff.

Miami Beach Mayor On Gables Program

Mayor Marcie Liberman of Miami Beach, Dr. David S. Andron and Al Galbout will be guests on Radio Station WBAY's "Jewish Hour" at 10 a. m. Sunday, it was announced today by Jacob Schnater, director of the program.

MILDRED'S BEAUTY SALON

MARY WILLIAMS, Mgr. Formerly of LaBelle Beauty Salon Canby Bldz., Room 1, 132 MINORCA AVE. Get-Acquainted Special PERMANENT CREAM WAVE........ $7.50 Phone 4-0207 for Appointment OPEN EVENINGS

At St. Simon's Island

Cleve Allen has just returned from St. Simon's Island, Georgia, where he spent ten days with Mrs. Allen and their twin sons, Billy and Bobby, just 27 months old. Mrs. Allen and the boys will remain for several weeks and Mr. Allen will return sometime in September to accompany them home.

Head for Jacksonville

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Setze, 1129 Avenue Almeria, departed this week for a fortnight's visit with relatives in Jacksonville. They were accompanied by their son, Paul, manager of the Ponce de Leon High school tennis team, who took his racquets along to compete in the annual Jacksonville Beach tennis tournament.

Annexes Southern Tennis Title

Marta Bennett, who holds the Woman's singles tennis championship at the Country Club of Coral Gables, won the Southern Lawn Tennis Championship for women for 1947 by defeating Jean Clark of Birmingham, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4. The tournament was held in New Orleans.

Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Root, 521 N. 30th drive are leaving soon for a vacation in the Carolina mountains.

PETIT PARIS

1801 Ponce de Leon Boulevard FLORIDA'S FINEST IN PASTRIES Our Prices Are As Low As Anyone's ... but the Quality Is Better! SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY BOSTON CREAM PIE CHOCOLATE BON-BON ICING Regularly 60c 49c DELICIOUS HOME MADE ROLLS AND PIES A RENDEVOUS AT PETIT PARIS WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE FINEST IN PASTRIES!

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

COMBS FUNERAL HOMES

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

In Social Swim

Week-end visitors to their cabana on the oceanfront at the Tatem Hotel, Miami Beach, were Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Robinson of 23 Alhambra Circle and their son, Charles. Also seen enjoying the breeze and the briny on the pool terrace of the Tatem Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sparrow.

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

REMINDERS FOR PARTY LINERS

KEEP CALLS BRIEF This assures better service for you and your party line neighbors. HANG UP GENTLY When the line is busy, the considerate thing to do is "hang up gently." GIVE OTHERS A CHANCE A "Time-Out" between calls gives others a chance to use the line. RELEASE THE LINE IN EMERGENCY When another party on the line has an emergency, please release the line quickly. FOR A PLEASANT PARTY LINE Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company Incorporated

RIVIERA HOTEL SUMMER "CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS"

135 ROOMS • 130 BATHS GRILL - COCKTAIL LOUNGE RADIO - FLUORESCENT LIGHTING - ELECTRIC FANS Beautyrest Beds - Casement Windows - Venetian Blinds IN EVERY ROOM SWIMMING POOL-TENNIS COURTS SPECIAL FAMILY RATE (3 or 4 persons) Granted Upon Presentation of This Advertisement $25.00 Wk. Location: 3 Miles North of Daytona Beach, on U. S. No. 1 Highway 2 Miles from Ocean via Nearest Bridge, WRITE - WIRE - PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS HOMER HARDESTY, Co-Mgr. - PHONE 1800 P. O. BOX 747 - DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA

It's BUSTER BROWN Time! the bootery

It's BUSTER BROWN Time! Yes, it's BUSTER BROWN time for it's almost school time... time for those young feet to be outfitted for Fall! And the old established Bootery offering the BEST Children's Shoes made is where you get quality plus expert fitting! BUSTER BROWN COSY-FOOT MEDI-CROSS ROBIN HOOD ACROBAT ALL SHOES X-RAY FITTED the bootery 253 CORAL WAY ON MIRACLE MILE