Coral Gables Riviera-Times

PAGE EIGHT RIVIERA-TIMES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947

Annual Reception Planned

The annual reception given by President and Mrs. Bowman F. Ashe in honor of the faculty, staff and student body of the University of Miami will be held from 9 to 12 October 3rd at the Country Club of Coral Gables.

Off to Guatemala

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Miller left by plane Wednesday for a ten-day visit in Guatemala. The Millers had planned an earlier visit but had to postpone the trip twice, due to storms.

Junior Women Set Date For Bridge

Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club members will stage their first event, a Halloween dessert bridge, Wednesday, Oct. 15 to raise funds for the general fund of the club. Under the direction of Mrs. Thomas L. Campbell the benefit card party will get under way at 1 p.m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. Charles DeCamps is chairman of the ticket sales and will be assisted by Mrs. Edward B. Styles Jr. This party and other plans were worked out at the first board meeting for the new club year held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. C. Olson, senior club sponsor for the juniors, and followed the coke party held for prospective new members. Plans to cooperate with the promotion of the Coral Gables Youth Center were discussed by Mrs. Walter Cunningham, chairman of youth conservation and her committee. It was voted to buy 25 tickets to the Youth Center Follies, the tickets to be presented to children. Recommendation to buy a new dental unit to be placed in the club's dental clinic at City Hall was made by the dental clinic chairman, Mrs. R. B. Fairchild.

Gablesgrams

By HELEN REYNOLDS, SOCIETY EDITOR Thrill of a lifetime was experienced by Miss Anita Pawley, daughter of Mrs. George Pawley, 4412 Avenue Santa Maria, when as the guest of her uncle, Ambassador William D. Pawley and Mrs. Pawley in Rio de Janeiro, she met Margaret Truman, the president's daughter. Anita returned to Miami Tuesday by plane with her uncle and aunt and has since been entertaining her family and friends with stories of the charm of the first lady of the land and her equally charming daughter. Of Margaret, Anita says she is pretty with lovely coloring, wears her clothes well, and is most gracious. Anita was included in most of the festivities accorded the president and his family during their stay in Rio. Incidentally Mrs. Pawley, Anita's mother, has just returned from a seven weeks northern motor trip with the Eugene Pawley's. They visited in Washington, D. C., and through the New England states, staying some time in Conway, N. H. They attended the opening of Saratoga and spent about four weeks at the Plains, Virginia. * * * Major and Mrs. Reginald Rookwood Hogan have been entertaining a round of summer time guests at their country estate Whitegate, Charlottesville, Va. the past few weeks, but still find time to enjoy the Riviera-Times each week as it comes. They write they will be down sometime after the first of December to re-open their Coral Gables home at 1700 Country Club Prado and will have as their guests after the first of the year General of Pearl Harbor fame and Mrs. Pickett, who have bought a nearby country home. Old friends of Major Hogan, the general and his lady were entertained recently by the Hogan's at the Farmington Country Club, and included among the guests were Admiral and Mrs. Halsey, who have also bought a nearby Virginia estate; Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, nee Patricia Paine, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Hogan's are frequently down from Washington, D. C., their home, for week ends. Major and Mrs. Hogan will probably drive South in their brand new station wagon—a DeLuxe Tudor job, Mrs. Hogan writes with the name of their country place Whitegate, done in white letters outlined in red on the panel of the door. They use it a lot for they are in the center of the station wagon country. * * * Looking fit as a fiddle, Miss Lulu Cadle returned Sunday to her home, 706 Coral Way after several weeks vacation in Orlando. She tells me that she has joined the staff of in- Please Turn to Page Nine

Fellowship Class To Celebrate Sixth Year With Banquet

"Sugar and Candy" will be the theme in decorations and menu of the sixth annual banquet of the Wesley Fellowship Bible Class, Coral Gables Methodist Church, to be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, at the recreation hall. Rounding out another successful and aspiring year, the class will terminate this season's activities and install the new officers. The tables will be centered with a "Sugar Plum Tree" and "candy cup" will mark the places. On the menu will be toothsome baked sugar ham, candied sweet potatoes, sugar cookies and peppermint candy ice cream. Mrs. Roger Eickenberry is in charge. The evening program will include special dinner music and an address by the Rev. Dale A. Hagler, pastor of the Bryan Memorial Church. Later Dr. J. H. Daniel, the class pastor, will install the class officers when retiring president Thomas Edwards passes the gavel to Robert Luckhardt. Mrs. Watson Weatherup will continue her teaching of the class. All class members, visitors and friends are invited to contact Homer Kimbrell, prior to Monday for banquet reservations.

RUSSIAN BALLET SCHOOL

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Smathers To Address Veterans At Pratt

Congressman George Smathers has been invited by Chaplain James A. Boston to address convalescent veterans at Pratt Veterans Administration Hospital and their guests this Sunday. The young Miami attorney, who was elected to the United States House of Representatives from this district last year, will speak at the weekly Sunday morning worship hour, held at 10 a.m. in the Hospital Chapel.

Visits Sister

Mrs. Edwin D. Cahn, 3708 Segovia Street, returned Monday after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Everett Snyder, in California.

Sylvia Furlong's SCHOOL OF DRAMA AND SPEECH

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MILDEW? Stop It!

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WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS INFORMALS

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NOW OPEN . . the smart, new RENAISSANCE STUDIO

1618 Ponce de Leon Boulevard INTERIOR DECORATING Ornamental and Decorative Painting THEATRES, CHURCHES, CAFES, HOTELS, BANKS AND RESIDENCES HAND DECORATED FURNITURE

Opening Special 10% DISCOUNT Celia's Lingerie Shop

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Adventure IN FASHION...

ROAL . . . a name we hope you will remember and always speak of pleasantly . . . has opened its doors to greet a Ladies' World of Fashion. Different and glamorous as are Fashions this Fall—just so unusual and distinctive is our setting in which they are presented. Coral Gables, fast growing and delightful to be in, held most promise for realizing our Fashion Aim and philosophy! Beautiful Miracle Mile with its fine stores provides the essential atmosphere and accessibility for shopping. Our aim is to ACCESSORIZE your costumes with becoming fashions coordinated as to style and price. To provide the newest ACCESSORIES (Millinery, Shoes, Handbags, Costume Jewelry, Belts) and NECESSARIES (Blouses, Skirts, Hosiery, Lingerie, Handkerchiefs) ACCESSORIZING will be more interesting and personal if you consult us about your individual requirements; thus we can better serve the women of Greater Miami with the Accessories and Necessaries they want and need. You Are Cordially Invited To Visit With Us Roal Accessories FEMININE FROM HEAD TO FOOT 348 MIRACLE MILE (CORAL WAY)

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Bill Kerdyke Has Busy Summer

Bill Kerdyke, Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Miami has returned from a summer of work and travel in the North. Bill went North to work in a summer hotel at Long Lake, N. Y. From there he took trips to Saratoga Races, Lake Placid, and Saranac. On Sept. 2, Bill left Long Lake for a trip to Canada, visiting Montreal and Quebec. On his way back he visited Bill Hartnett, who is on the team at Union College. From there he spent a week in New York seeing the shows, and returning was held up in Daytona Beach because of the hurricane. Bill spent a few hours in Daytona for only "ham" radio stations were working and the news of the Florida Gold coast from Palm Beach to Miami was very disheartening.

Mrs. Carroll Opens Unique Shop

Mildred Adams Carroll has opened an unique shop, the first of its kind, on the second floor of the Gables Theatre building, 2031⁄2 Alcazar. Mrs. Carroll restores antique pieces, especially china, and fine pottery. She is the only one this side of New York who can "bisque bisque". She special mended hands made of bisque, also heads. Mrs. Carroll studied the art of antique restoration in New York City and has opened the first shop if its kind in the South.

Final Bridge Party

Woman's Auxiliary of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, January-February chapter, will hold its final summer bridge party at 12 p.m. today at the home of Miss Helen Walker, 2800 Toledo Drive. Mrs. John Rowley is chairman and Mrs. E. W. Theobald is taking reservations.

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HAIR GONE FOREVER

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