Coral Gables Riviera-Times

TAMPA UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER MONDAY AT GABLES WOMAN'S CLUB

Dr. Elwood C. Nance, President of Tampa University, will lecture on "Education for World Citizenship," at the opening meeting of the Coral Gables Woman's Club at 2:30 p. m., Monday. The program is sponsored by the American Citizenship Department under the direction of Mrs. Grace C. Simpson, chairman. Mrs. George M. Corrigan, music chairman, will present Miss Cecelia Duenus, colatura soprano, accompanied by Miss Litza Gania, from Greece, who was recently awarded a University of Miami Scholarship by the Junior State Florida Federation of Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Leonard C. Olson and Miss Mary B. Merritt will preside at the tea table following the program.

Out-of-Town Guests Arrive For Butler-Burki Wedding

Out-of-town guests, here to attend the wedding of Miss Carolyn Baker Butler and Frederick Lawrence Burki, tomorrow have been arriving almost daily for the past week. Mrs. Don Richardson, an aunt of Miss Butler's, arrived Monday from Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Haar and their daughter, Miss Marilyn Haar are arriving today from Savannah, Ga., also the bride-elect's maternal grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Baker of Brunswick, Ga. Mrs. M. Ray Pearce of Chicago, Ill., formerly of Coral Gables arrived Wednesday. Last night Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Martin of 712 Avenue Palermo honored the bride and groom-to-be with a cocktail party to which 75 guests were bidden. Tonight the bridegroom-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Morrow will be hosts for the rehearsal dinner at the Garden Restaurant. Attendants for Miss Butler include, her cousin and maid-of-honor Miss Lanette Haar, a senior student at the University of Georgia; another cousin Miss Jeannine Butler, bridesmaid and freshman student at the Florida State University, who arrived today; and bridesmaids: Miss Gail Clinton, Miss Patricia Butler and Miss Patricia Allen of Miami Beach, former classmate of Miss Butler's at Ponce de Leon High School and roommate at Florida State University. The marriage will be solemnized at 5:30 p. m. o'clock at St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Coconut Grove.

Hayride Highlights Birthday Celebration

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ventulett of 320 Avenue Romano entertained at a hayride Wednesday evening, honoring their son, Tommy, on his 12th birthday. After a two-hour jaunt aboard a horse-drawn hay wagon, Tommy and his young guests enjoyed hot dogs and marshmallows toasted over a charcoal fire. Assisting the Ventuletts in entertaining were Mrs. T. Ralph Coard and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Liner. Youngsters who enjoyed the hayride from Dawson's Riding Stables included Nancy Coard, Paul Woolley, Diane Fisher, Henson Brown, Cecil Vaughn, Judy Inman, Bobby Hurst, Milton Redix, Betty Jo Slanaker, Tommy Hand, Temple Mitchell, Anne Ventulett, Iris Ann Wright and David Harum.

Visits Indiana Friends

Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Mansfield have returned to their home, 2128 Coral Way, Miami, from an extended motor trip to Indiana where they visited relatives and friends.

GABLESLGRAMS

(Continued from Page Seven) when she said that from the air bombed Berlin looked like an empty egg crate. The major will retire from the army next June and will become a permanent Miamian. Before entering the service she conducted a girls camp winters at Miami Beach, summers in New York. * * * Pretty Marjorie Brice, bride-elect of Thomas Charles Marly of Jacksonville, did outstanding work in her science courses in which she received her degree from the University of Miami. Marjorie planned to study for her master's at Columbia this year, but says she, demurely, "I decided, instead, to put an "r" in the middle of the "Ms." Parties are in the making for Miss Brice. Mrs. Robert Wolf gave a linen shower for her Tuesday and Miss Louise Ray plans a party Nov. 17th. Miss Brice and Mr. Marley will be married Nov. 27th. * * * Silver wedding bells rang for Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Hiss on the date of Oct. 21 and gathered together for a surprise party for this pioneer couple, who came to Coral Gables in 1925, were close friends, family and a visiting niece Mrs. U. V. Patnaude of South Bend, Ind. The parents of five sons and three daughters, most of the Hiss 'children' were present for the celebration. Other parties for Mrs. Patnaude, who has now returned to her home, included a luncheon Miss Marilyn Ward, fiancee of James Hiss, gave for the visitor at Fox's Restaurant on the Dixie, and dinners at the R. J. Hisses and the J. C. Witzlebens. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Page returned this week to their Coral Gables home after a summer at their lake place in Clay, N. Y. Too many parties including several clam bakes, for which that part of the country is famous, makes Mrs. Page want to diet, yet, she claims Coral Gables with its winter party program is no place to diet either. Mr. and Mrs. David Giffen spent a week with the Pages on their way to Lake Placid and the Earl Wilsons paid a call but most thrilling was the arrival of their son-in-law and daughter the Benjamin Turners of Coral Gables who flew up. Young Mrs. Turner couldn't get over the fact that she fed "Chip" their five months old son at 6:30 a. m. the morning she left and that same night was dining in Syracuse.

GROVE RESIDENTS RETURN AFTER THREE YEARS ABROAD

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carling have returned to Coconut Grove after spending three long years in England. Mrs. Carling, nee Marjorie Tilney, was among the first three war brides to enter England, in 1944, and like all other things at that time, her departure was a secret. She arrived in England ahead of Lt. Carling, who at that time was stationed in the Bahamas and missed their first wedding anniversary by one day on his return to the British Isles. While abroad, she was lucky enough to be stationed with her husband therefore able to visit Scotland, Ireland and Wales and all of their historic places of interest, while he was serving with the Royal Air Force.

COSTUME DANCE FOR HALLOWEEN

Ghosts and goblins (junior grade) have been invited to haunt the Coral Gables Youth Center and get into the spirit of things at a Halloween costume dance to be held in the patio. Bobbing for apples and other traditional games will occupy guests before the music begins. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest, the funniest and most original costumes.

William T. Laws Observe Anniversary

Observing their wedding anniversary recently were Mr. and Mrs. William T. Law, when Mrs. Albert H. Gleason, 2805 Columbus Blvd., honored them and twenty guests at the Halloween buffet supper and dance in the Coral Gables Country Club.

Room Mothers Plan Hallowe'en Party

Birthday children of the Coral Gables Kindergarten are guests of honor this morning when the kindergarten holds their annual hallowe'en party for the youngsters at 10:30 in the Coral Gables Methodist Church. Room mothers and birthday mothers will be the hostesses. Among room mothers donating so much of their time are Mrs. John Halifax, Mrs. Paul Whitney, Mrs. C. E. Turner and Mrs. S. McKay.

Rev. Hagler Conducts Talks

Rev. Albert Dale Hagler, pastor of Bryan Memorial church, left immediately following his sermon last Sunday morning for Orlando, where he will conduct a series of talks for the Marriage and Family Council of which he is president. He will return in time for his sermon this Sunday.

Alumni Gather For Halloween Barbecue

Fifty classmates from Ponce de Leon High School and the University of Miami attended the spaghetti supper and Halloween party given last night by Miss Dorothy Tilney, 4055 Ventura Ave., So. Coconut Grove. Games were planned whereby everyone received a prize.

The Horticulture Circle of the South Florida Garden Club will visit Fairchild Tropical Garden at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

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