Coral Gables Riviera-Times

CORAL GABLES Riviera Times

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947 PAGE SEVEN

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Pen Women Plan First Program in Gables Home

Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Williams Spend Honeymoon In Florida

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS Just returned from their honeymoon trip throughout Florida and Georgia are Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Williams. Mrs. Williams, the former Ilonka Irma Scheer, is an authority on ballet. Since her arrival from New York 14 years ago, Mrs. Williams has made a name for herself because of her artistic talents together with opening a dance studio here. She is the daughter of Mrs. John Scheer, 2841 Emathla St., Coconut Grove and the late Mr. Scheer. Rev. Joseph Barth of the first Unitarian Church performed the double ring ceremony in the home of the bride. A two-piece aqua moire taffeta dress with full peplum was worn by the bride. Long stem American Beauty roses, long mitts matching her dress and a diamond pin given her mother by Mr. Scheer accented her outfit. Gold earrings and a bracelet, gifts of the bridegroom, completed her attire. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lehner were attendants. A coral dress and a corsage of yellow roses were worn by Mrs. Lehner. The bride's mother was attired in a gray dress with an orchid corsage. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. John Williams of Everette, Washington and the late Mr. Williams. Having returned recently from the Pacific where he served with the 13th army air force, he is now in business here and a member of the Greater Miami Insurance Board.

YOUTH CENTER FOLLIES OF '48 P.-T.A. FETE

The Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center will present the first showing of their musical review, Follies of 1948, at the Coral Gables Elementary School P-TA Carnival Saturday, Miss Betty Ward, Center director, advised Thursday. The 20-minute performance of the show, directed and produced by Miss Ward will be presented with Miss Jacqueline May as mistress of ceremonies. A second presentation will take place Nov. 7 and 8 in the Knights of Columbus Hall at 8:30 p.m. Proceeds will go toward the building of a new church and for the operation of the Youth Center.

Zeta Alumnae To Entertain Pledges

The alumnae club of Zeta Tau Alpha lost no time in planning a party for their actives and new pledges following the announcement of the new pledges from the 12 University of Miami sororities. A buffet supper will fete the Zeta Tau pledges at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Harley Layort, 716 Avenue Majorca. Mrs. Layort is the former Miss MR. BALDI Mary Lou Walker. Miss Jane Wensley will introduce the pledges and Miss Frances Mann will welcome the candidates. Mrs. Donald Marion, program chairman, who is receiving reservations, will present J. Baldi, hair stylist of Coral Gables Miracle Mile. Mr. Baldi will give a talk on "Charm via hairstyling." The new pledges are: Jacquelyn Brogden, Caroline Drummond, Betsy Galena, June McCurry and Jacqueline Parker.

BUFFET SUPPER HONORS STAFF

Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Larson were hosts this week to faculty members of the University of Miami's Government Department and their wives, at cocktails and buffet supper. Dr. Larson is head of the Department. The party at the Larson home, 790 NW 13th Ct., honored new members of the teaching staff. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beiler, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Esterline, Kenneth J. Hilfman, Dr. and Mrs. Louis K. Manley, Edward Sofen, Dr. and Mrs. J. Ben Stalvey and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood.

Gablesgrams

By HELEN REYNOLDS, SOCIETY EDITOR Attractive Mrs. Edmond Alexander Hughes is returning late next month with Mr. Hughes to open their Coral Gables home for the season. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hughes enjoy a wide acquaintance of friends and were hosts in their North Dakota summer home to traveling Coral Gableites. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Inman Padgett, who have just returned. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes took their guests on many wonderful automobile trips to the Badlands and the Black Hills, notable North Dakota spots; to Hot Springs, South Dakota to Coolidge's summer "white house" at Rapid City, South Dakota, and on their jaunts tenderfeet Viola and Inman saw herds of buffalo, deer and elk in the big parks. Widely entertained in Bismarck, the home of the Hugheses, the Padgetts were honored at a steak dinner at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan. The Sullivans resided in Coral Gables for two recent winters and their two daughters, now married, attended the University of Miami. Mr. Sullivan, who is an attorney in Bismarck, and his wife, plan to make Coral Gables their permanent home in the near future. Other hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Conklin who have frequently visited here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes . . . Continuing their travels, Mr. and Mrs. Padgett visited Denver and Estes Park in Colorado and in Cheyenne, Wyoming met Mr. and Mrs. George C. Simpson of 629 Palmarito Court, for a week of big game hunting at Kirk Ranch. MRS. EDMOND A. HUGHES Fifteen members of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority honored one of their distinguished members Major Ellen Hayes, W. A. C. with a luncheon Saturday at the Country Club of Coral Gables. Major Hayes was the first woman to enter Berlin after the invasion; was there for the flag raising and has been there ever since in charge of housing. She is on leave and will return to Berlin via American Transport Command early in November. Major Hayes set the pace at the luncheon for asking for fresh fruit salad. She said that she had been gorging on fresh fruits, for, of course, that item is never seen in Germany. The shy petite officer in her trim uniform attracted the attention of all other diners at the club. For her hosts, Major Hayes painted a not too pretty picture of the food shortage in Berlin—told the whole story (Please Turn to Page Nine)

HOUSEKEEPERS ASK CLOTHING

Mrs. Helene Wigman, welfare chairman of the Housekeeper's Club, urges all members to please bring any clothing that they might have for the local flood sufferers to the club, 2985 So. Bayshore Dr. Following a special meeting of the American Homes Department, yesterday in the club, Mrs. Raleigh Blackwelder, chairman and Mrs. F. A. Sutton, sr., co-chairman, planned a covered-dish luncheon and surprise for those attending. Mme. Mary Lenander urges any member who likes to sing, to join the chorus each Friday afternoon at 2:00 in the club.

Plan Visit to Keys

Mrs. Charlie Carter and daughter, Mrs. William B. Smith arrived recently to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Christopher Ford, 1702 Bayshore Dr., Coconut Grove. They have planned a weekend visit to the keys.

HOMECOMING THEME TO STRESS SUMMER TRAVEL AND ATTAINMENTS

National League of American Pen Women (Miami branch) will hold its first home meeting at 3 p.m. Nov. 7 in the Coral Gables home of Mrs. Henry G. Simmonite, 644 Avenue Altara. Summer activities in the fields of travel and accomplishments will unfold in the novel program planned by Mrs. Lewis Painter Clephane, 1st vice president of the branch and chairman for the day. She will be presented by Mrs. H. M. Lambert general chairman of home programs. Mrs. Clephane will present the members in a program which will feature Mrs. Samuel C. Murray in a piano travelogue with Mrs. Frederick M. Hudson and Mrs. Walker Gibson as vocalists. A short business and executive board session directed by the president Mrs. Edwin J. Barker, will precede the program. Receiving the guests with Mrs. Simmonite will be her mother, Mrs. Frances M. Dolan and Mrs. William K. Lownsberry. Mrs. Cleland Davis will preside at the tea table with Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Bonnie Busch Jackson at the tea services.

Miss Stouder Gets College Radio Job

Miss Diane Stouder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Stouder, 1032 Avenue Castile, has been appointed production division manager for radio station KWWC at Stephens College for Women, Columbia, Mo. Miss Stouder is a member of Alpha Epsilon Rho, honorary radio sorority and Psi Chi Omicron, social sorority at Stephens.

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