Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Riviera Country Club Social Program in Full Swing

Lady Golfers to Elect New Slate; Fashion Buffet Set

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, but the fragrance of roasting turkey and the aroma of chestnut dressing will be missing from the spacious lounge and broad verandas of the Riviera Country Club. "The steamtable arrived three weeks late; by that time the plumber had given up and gone fishing; that's the way it goes," related J. Fred Smith, manager and general factorum of the golfers' rendezvous. "But our kitchen and dining room facilities will surely be ready for the Christmas holidays," he declared. "Positively?" the manager was asked. Mr. Smith, a truthful man, went into conference with his conscience. "Positively? Well, let's say 'in all probability'," he suggested, crossing fore and middle fingers of both hands. If lack of formal dining facilities is troubling the 400 or so members, it's not apparent. An attractive variety of activities brings all to the club at some time during the week to swing on the green fairways, entertain at cocktails, enjoy a dip in the hibiscus-bordered pool or munch sandwiches al fresco. Friendly electioneering was the order of business this week among the lady golfers as they prepared to ballot next Friday on a slate of candidates drawn by Mrs. Larry Hodge and her nominating committee. Voting will be followed by cocktails at the Riviera Drive home of Mrs. Thomas J. Cook. Although names of the two nominees for each post will remain a secret known only to members, Mrs. Hodge revealed that Mrs. C. H. Reeder, spark of the Riviera Woman's Golf Association since its organization, has declined nomination for the chairmanship this year. She will retire to the ex-officio post of advisor to the new board. The present executive committee comprises Mrs. Ronald Raymond, co-chairman with Mrs. Reeder, Mrs. Cook, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. John V. Hardeman, publicity; and Mrs. Daniel R. Smith, social chairman. Cocktails from five to seven on Nov. 15th will attract the general membership and their ladies, as will the formal dance scheduled for clubhouse and patio Nov. 22nd. But high point of the month will be the combined cocktail dance, fashion show and buffet supper on the social agenda for the Thanksgiving week-end. Reservations are pouring in for the event, one of the most ambitious ever undertaken by the club. It is set for Saturday, Nov. 29th.

—Riviera-Times photo by Binner JUNIOR CLUB LEADERS are the three young matrons pictured at the recent district meeting of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs. Left to right are: Mrs. Charles De Camps, Mrs. Curtis Haggard, president of the Junior Women, and Mrs. Dave S. Bosworth.

HON. GEORGE SMATHERS WILL ADDRESS GABLES JUNIOR WOMEN WEDNESDAY

"The Responsibilities of the Junior Club Women to the Nation" is to be subject of the talk Congressman George Smathers will give before the Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club's 11 a.m. meeting Wednesday. The Honorable Mr. Smathers recently appeared before the state board meeting of the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs at New Smyrna. Another feature attraction of the day for the Gables juniors will be the X-Ray Unit which will be at the clubhouse in order that the membership of the club may be X-Rayed. Complete details of the club's annual informal party for members and their husbands to be held on the 25th of November will be announced. This party is for the purpose of raising funds to defray the expense of the new dental unit recently placed in the Dental Clinic, the club's welfare project. The regular board meeting will precede the business meeting at 10 a. m. Mrs. Stanley Bierdon, alternate delegate to the State board meeting, Mrs. Curtis Haggard, Mrs. Charles DeCamps and Mrs. Dave Bosworth, delegates to the District 11 meeting will give reports at this time. Mrs. DeCamps, 1st vice president, will announce plans for a compulsory meeting of new members to be held at 10 a. m. Nov. 19th in the club's Dental Clinic, City Hall.

State Music Federation Officers Accept Bids to District Session

The Royal Poinciana District of the Florida Federation of Music Clubs, will hold an all day meeting Saturday at the Miami Woman's Club building. The Miami Music Club with Mrs. Charles H. Crandon, president, is the hostess club. The meeting will get underway at 10:30 a. m. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. with Miss Bertha Foster serving as toastmaster. Mrs. R. Earl Smith, 4-1021, and Mrs. J. M. McCaskill, 2-0901, are taking reservations. The following state officers will be present: Mrs. W. C. Brooker, of Tampa, state president; Mrs. Clifton Muir, of Sarasota, vice president at large; Mrs. Edwin F. Montgomery, Lake City, corresponding secretary; Mrs. O. G. Heistand, St. Petersburg, treasurer and Mrs. George C. Barco, West Palm Beach, historian.

Bootless, Boatless A.A.U.W.s Promised Rainproof Locale For Monday's Meeting

GUEST SPEAKERS TO REVIEW BOOKS ON CREATIVE ARTS GROUP PROGRAM The Creative Arts Group of the American Association of University Women accompanied announcement of a meeting Monday with a solemn pledge to members that the locale would be dry—but not the program. Miss Marion Graham and Mrs. Ruby Leach Carson, guest speakers, were invited originally to address the Arts department in mid-October at the Gralada Boulevard home of Miss Violet McDougal. "The rains and the meeting date came simultaneously and Miss McDougal found herself marooned in the middle of a lake," Mrs. M. Lewis Hall explained. "We had neither boots nor boats—so we postponed the meeting!" Miss Martha Luelle Shaw will occupy the chair at Monday's program, scheduled for 3 p. m. at the Coco Plum Woman's Club, and will introduce the speakers. Miss Graham will review the book "Hour of Nightfall" and Mrs. Carson will evaluate "I Love Books" for the audience. Members of the Coco Plum Woman's Club will be special guests of the University Women. They will be received by Mrs. Hall, chairman of the reception committee for the day, and Mrs. Benjamin F. Brady, Mrs. Robert P. Underwood and Mrs. Thomas W. Hagan.

Rotary Revel

Rumpus room of the Robert Ely's spacious bayfront home will be locale Saturday night of a party Coral Gables Rotary Club members are giving for their "Rotary-Anns." Jack Bromley is chairman for the festivities which will offer fun, food and fellowship for local Rotarians and their wives. He is being assisted by Ely, Ed Henderson, Pat Cesarano, and Jack Montgomery. The Ely home is located at 3635 Stewart Avenue, Coconut Grove. Mrs. Franklin McElheny of 110 Avenue Mendoza, left recently to be with her husband's parents in Monticello, Ga., for their golden wedding anniversary. Dr. McElheny will join her over the weekend. The couple will return to their Coral Gables home Tuesday.

Alpha Delta Pi Feted Here

Gables girls who have joined the ranks of Alpha Delta Pi at colleges here and throughout the nation will be honored at a Christmas holiday party being planned by the local Alumnae Association of the sorority. Arrangements for the combined welcome home and Yuletide festivities will be discussed at an Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae gathering to be held Wednesday evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. J. Barco Bishop, 1801 S. W. 18th St. Invitations will go to Miss Harriet Quillian, Miss Annie Bruce (Bunny) Millner and Virginia Ann Hay, recent ADF pledges at Duke University; Katherine Hardeman and Helen Stephens, Brenau College initiates; and John Smith at Florida State University. University of Miami pledges Barbara Borg, Betty Jeorgitson and Betty Kennedy will be among the honored guests, as will Sally Ann Brown, University of Miami co-ed from Titusville, Shirley Lepp of Detroit and Joan Zeigler of Coffeyville, Kansas. Mrs. Curtis Haggard and Mrs. Darrey A. Davis will act as co-hostesses at next week's meeting. Mrs. Lem B. Stephens has offered her home at 3800 Granada Boulevard as setting for the Christmas party.

CORAL GABLES, COCONUT GROVE RESIDENTS MOVE TO NEW HOMES

Mrs. Kenneth Stanleigh, 2905 Calusa St., left recently to visit her father, Percy T. Jones who is in Harkness Pavilion Hospital in New York City. She plans to return to her Coconut Grove home Tuesday. Bryan Memorial's Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet tomorrow in the home of Mrs. W. W. Thompson, 3618 Palmetto Ave., Coconut Grove. A covered dish luncheon at 12:30 p. m. will follow the business meeting. The William Yorks this week moved to their new home, 4035 Poinciana Ave., Coconut Grove.

Spinsters Prepare For Xmas Ball

Annual Christmas ball of the Spinsters Club will take place December 23 at the Surf Club, according to an announcement by the president of the club, Miss Rosemary Glomb of Coral Gables. Committee heads appointed include Miss Nancy Palmer, Miss Cornelia Jones, Miss Jean Roun-tree, and Miss Crutcher Field. Next meeting of the Spinsters will be held at the Miami Beach home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Walters.

It's a Date

Today OUTWARD BOUND, final performance, Coral Gables Country Club, 8:15. CIVIC CLUB, Coconut Grove, Housekeeper's Club, 3358 So. Hay, cover dinner, 7 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER'S CLUB, open-dish luncheon, in the clubhouse, 2 p. m. Tomorrow WEDDING RECEPTION, Sweet Darden, Granada Room, Coral Gables Country Club, 9 p.m. WSCS, covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. W. W. Thompson, 3618 Palmetto Avenue, Coconut Grove, 12:30 p.m. WOMAN'S SOCIETY, Plymouth Congregational Church, covered-dish luncheon, Plymouth Hall, noon.

Plymouth Society Sews Tomorrow

When the Woman's Society of Plymouth Congregational Church meets in Plymouth Hall, Coconut Grove, Friday at 10:30 a. m. for sewing, Christmas packages will be collected, wrapped and sent to the Sunday Schools in Halifax, England. Among items wanted are toys, candies and handkerchiefs. A board meeting will be held at noon, followed by a covered-dish luncheon at 1 p. m. and a business meeting and program are scheduled for 2 p. m. Guest speaker for the afternoon program will be Dr. Wiley Scott of the Miami Beach Community Church.

Motor West

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Harris of 1819 Avenue Ferdinand left the Gables recently to make their home in Los Angeles. They are making a leisurely trip, spending a week in New Orleans and another in Mexico, but expect to celebrate Thanksgiving in their new home.

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Alpha Gammas Meet Tuesday

The Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club and the Mother's Club of Alpha Gamma Delta will meet jointly at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday for a covered-dish supper at the home of Mrs. George S. Walker and Miss Dorothy Walker, 3030 N. W. 18th Terrace. Guest speaker for the occasion will be Mrs. Dorothy Andrews, psychology consultant at the University of Miami. Mrs. Andrews will speak on the subject "What is being done in Dade County for Handicapped Children?" At the International Convention held this Summer at Banff Springs Canada, Alpha Gamma Delta adopted work with handicapped children as its national altruistic project. Mrs. Andrew's talk is expected to provide suggestions as to how the local group can aid in this project in Miami.

Emory Glee Club To Sing Here

Emory Glee Club of Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., will be presented here in concert Feb. 19, under the auspices of the Miami Chapter of National Past Presidents Assembly, Mrs. George A. Wight, president. Music lovers will look forward to this treat of ensemble singing by a group of 50 trained voices under the direction of Dr. Malcolm H. Dewey. The main project of the assembly is to raise funds for National District and state winners in music contests. Paula Lenchner, contralto, presented by the Miami Music Club last spring, is a recent winner. She has now been accepted by the Metropolitan Opera Company. Additional officers of the Miami Chapter, beside the president Mrs. Wight are: Mrs. Philip Head, 1st vice president; Mrs. Philip A. Kelleher, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Victor John Sharman, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. J. Bruce Langdon of Coral Gables is the immediate past president of the Assembly.

Plan Rummage Sale

American Legion Auxiliary, Coral Gables Unit 98, will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Legion hall. Contributions for the unit's rummage sale are being solicited. The sale will be held Saturday in Coconut Grove. There will be no Nov. 26th meeting due to Thanksgiving.

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Gables Girl Sets Wedding Date

Engagement of Miss Bettie Lou Johnson and John Isaac McCollum, Jr., is being revealed today by the mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Ida Kate Johnson of 3155 S.W. 22nd Terrace. Mr. McCollum, son of the J. I. McCollums of Daytona Beach, is an instructor at the University of Miami. Miss Johnson, who was graduated from Ponce de Leon High School, has chosen December 19 as date for her marriage. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. A. L. Bridges in the Riverside Baptist Church. Mrs. H. A. Pohl, Jr., will serve her sister as matron of honor in the evening rites and Miss Lucille McWhirter will be bridesmaid. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Sessler, Jr., have taken an apartment at 1240 Avenue Castile.

The J. A. Ivines have moved into their new home at 2431 S. W. 24th Terrace, Coconut Grove.

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