Coral Gables Riviera-Times

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 RIVIERA-TIMES PAGE FIVE

South Miami Horse Show Captures Social Spotlight

The social spotlight swings Southward this week-end to pick out the tanbark ring at Sunset Drive and 71st Street where the South Miami Riding Club will present its 1947 Fall Horse Show, Sunday. The afternoon-long event will get off to a canter at 11:30 a. m. when devotees of the show ring join owners of mounts, gentlemen riders and equestriennes at a Show Breakfast at Fox's. It will close with a banquet at the same restaurant with toasts to the victors and food for the weary. Under the general chairmanship of H. A. Shay, noted Gables horseman, more than a hundred blue ribbon winners from local stables and northern strings will be put through their paces during the afternoon. Youngsters barely old enough to straddle the saddle will pilot fat ponies in exhibitions of ring manners and equitation that always find favor with spectators. Blue-blooded hunters and jumpers will demonstrate poetry in motion over a course studded with gates and hedges during the multiclass program. Evidence that all devotees of the tanbark will not be inside the ring was given today when the sponsoring club announced that close to 150 Gables, Grove and South Miami residents had reserved boxes for the show. Among those who have reserved ringside space were Dr. Arden H. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Colton, W. T. Price, Dr. Oden A. Schaeffer, Fred Borton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Llewellyn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fuchs, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Burtz Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gautier, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Leigerot, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Page, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frye. Also Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Loos, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weintraub, Mr. and Mrs. James Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Head, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hubbard, Capt. and Mrs. C. A. Billings, and G. C. Troup. Others who will entertain friends in boxes were Horace M. Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fleeman, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Little, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Wittkow, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doddridge, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sampson.

COCO PLUM PANEL TO AIR GRAVE ISSUES

Problems close to the hearts—and kitchens—of all American women will be target for discussion when the Coco Plum Woman's Club presents a forum luncheon Wednesday at the clubhouse. Before an audience of Coco Plum members and guests from other women's and civic groups in the area, a panel comprising the Rev. B. A. Cumming, Harry N. Rath, R. B. Gautier, Andrew T. Healy and the Rev. R. P. Brennan will discuss barriers now in the way of permanent peace and the subject of food conservation. Mrs. Herberta Leonardy will serve as moderator at the round table forum. "Our friends in other clubs in Coral Gables, the Grove and South Miami are cordially invited to attend the discussion on these important topics," Mrs. C. Ernest Snyder, president of the host group said. Entertainment Planned Students at Miss Lenore's school of dramatic art will present entertainment in the Thanksgiving theme. Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Charles T. Fuchs, chairman; Mrs. E. H. Padgett, co-chairman; Mrs. Robert E. Chivers, Mrs. V. D. Wehler, Mrs. S. A. Boyer, Mrs. B. A. Cumming, Mrs. Louis Edwards, Mrs. Howard Gibbons, Mrs. W. A. G. Glass, Mrs. James A. Hearn. Also, Mrs. R. Fain Howell, Mrs. F. Rawls Johnston, Mrs. Otto R. Kiehl, Mrs. W. L. Knappe, Mrs. Louis Cogliani and Mrs. Henry Fillmore. Mrs. Charles Ankrum (4-0275) is taking reservations for the luncheon meeting.

Ponce Students Invited to Attend P.-T. A Program

Ponce de Leon High School students will be invited to join mothers and teachers for the program being planned for the regular Parent-Teachers Association meeting at 3 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. Bowman F. Hinckley announced today. Of interest to both students and parents will be the talk on "Vocational Guidance and Scholarships" to be presented by Miss Christine Young. Mrs. Earl DeNoon has arranged a musical program for the afternoon, featuring Paul Cremaschi and Principal Harry Rath. The meeting will be followed by a turkey dinner in the school cafeteria, sponsored by the Band Auxiliary. In a business session preceding the day's program, Mrs. Gilbert Broking, chairman of audio-visual aid, and Mrs. Herbert Vance, finance chairman, will discuss the purchase of additional equipment for audio-visual instruction. Mrs. Hinckley, P-T. A. president, and Mrs. A. J. Lake, cafeteria chairman, will report to the group on the status of the Ponce school restaurant and the Federal Reimbursement Plan.

Candlelight Service Unites Two Coconut Grove Families

—Photo by Le Man Mrs. Gustav William Anderson Jr. Two Coconut Grove families were united yesterday with the marriage of Miss Gloria Jean Jones and Gustav William Anderson, Jr., which took place in the Coconut Grove Baptist Church. Palms, ferns and white gladioli provided the decor for the 8 p. m. candlelight service, performed by the Rev. George Ray. Nuptial music was played by Mrs. F. S. Youngfelt with vocal solos by William Folwell. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Costa Jones, 2865 Day Avenue. Mr. Anderson's parents are the senior G. W. Andersons of 3058 Shipping Avenue. Entering on the arm of her uncle, Mr. John Leonard Williams, the bride was attired in a gown of ivory satin with pointed fingertip length sleeves. The long train extended from a front peplum and the sweetheart neckline of the fitted bodice was set off with a strand of pearls. Her fingertip veil of illusion was held by a ruffle headpiece of matching material. White carnations, tuberoses and baby orchids formed the cascade bouquet. Miss Burnell Wallace, maid of honor, wore aqua brocade satin, designed like the bride's, and carried gold chrysanthemums, while Miss Carmen Wright and Miss Bobbie Pierce, bridesmaids, were attired in pink and yellow brocade satin in the same design, and carried bronze chrysanthemums. All three wore floral headpieces corresponding to their bouquets. Flower girl Arlene Henderson was in blue taffeta with a matching bonnet, and carried pompom chrysanthemums. Mr. Anderson's best man was A. J. Warren. Ushering roles were taken by Julian Bridges, cousin of the bride, and Woodrow Henderson. Royal blue crepe dress and black accessories were worn by Mrs. Jones while Mrs. Anderson was attired in an aqua dress and white accessories. Mrs. G. A. Williams, grandmother of the bride, who came from Tampa to attend the ceremony, wore a wine dress with black accessories. Following the wedding, the reception was held in the church annex. Miss Mamie Harriette Parker was in charge of the punch table assisted by Miss Sharon Fulcher. Mrs. Carnes Austin cut the cake. The junior Mrs. Anderson, a native Miamian, is a graduate of Ponce de Leon High School, and attended the University of Miami and Western Carolina Teacher's College. Mr. Anderson, also a native Miamian, received his diploma from Ponce de Leon High and attended the University of Miami. He also served 42 months in the Navy, and at the present time is connected with the Veteran's Administration. Returning from a two-week's honeymoon, the couple will reside in Miami.

Club Welfare Group to Chart New Projects

Members of the Public Welfare department of the Coral Gables Woman's Club will meet at luncheon Tuesday to complete philanthropic projects now under way and chart a course for future undertakings. The noon luncheon meeting will take place in the Clubhouse. Mrs. Wendel Thaggard, chairman, and her committee composed of junior club members who graduated this year into the senior group are making boxer shorts and collecting toys and clothes for the Children's Home Society of Florida. Any member having any of the above items to give may call any of the members of the committee and the articles will be called for. Members of the committee are Mrs. M. J. Henry, vice chairman; Mrs. W. E. Dunwoody, Mrs. W. F. Esslinger Jr., Mrs. Joe Creel, Mrs. Blair Madsen, Mrs. C. V. Trice Jr., Mrs. O. R. Wheat, Mrs. Clyde Atkins, Mrs. H. L. Gregory. Mrs. William R. Overbeck, 4-3841, is taking reservations for the luncheon which must be in by Saturday.

REUNIONS Get-togethers Set Here, Away

A reunion of old friends will take place this week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frantz, 4800 Red Road, when Mrs. Betty Clark Gibson arrives from Santa Monica, California. Mrs. Gibson will stay with the Frantzs through December and January. She and Mrs. Frantz have been friends for over ten years, having met when the Gables family were residents of California. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sweat Jr. of 2590 S. W. 60th Avenue, are leaving tomorrow morning for New York where they will remain for two weeks. They will drive up to N. Y. and arrive there Monday in time to meet Mrs. Sweat's parents who are returning from South Africa. Traveling all the way from Andover, Conn., is Mrs. E. M. Yeomans, mother of Mrs. M. D. Barefield, 5766 Devonshire Blvd. She will arrive here Saturday and will stay at the Barefield home for an extended vacation. Mrs. Clark Trimper arrived this week from Ilion, New York, for a two-weeks stay with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Frazier, 700 Avenue Valencia. Mrs. Frazier is the niece of Mrs. Trimper. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. McDonald and children Beth and Scott will spend the week-end in St. Petersburg. Beth and Scott plan to visit their old neighbors, the Robert Hoffman family, who now reside in St. Petersburg, while their parents attend the Florida State Press Association convention.

It's a Date

Today UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Woman's Club, San Sebastian Lounge, 3 p.m. LITERATURE DEPT., Coral Gables Woman's Club, 10:30 a.m., clubhouse, Mrs. Lynn Perry, chairman. RAY RENUART Post V.F.W., Coral Gables chapter, Firemen's dining room, 8 p.m. HOUSEKEEPERS CLUB, housecommittee bridge party 1 p.m. Mrs. Frederick Ebyon, chairman. CORAL GABLES CHAPTER O.E.S., chapter rooms, 8 p.m. FATHER-SON banquet, University Baptist Church 7 p.m. Tomorrow LIBRARY BOARD, Coral Gables Woman's Club, 10:30 a.m. RIVIERA COUNTRY CLUB, post-Hurricane game cocktails. RIVIERA WOMAN'S Golf Association, election of officers, home of Mrs. F. P. Little, 4419 University Drive, 1:30 p.m.

Ponce Hi-Y Club To Crown Sweetheart

Sponsored by the Hi-Y Club at Ponce de Leon High School, the second annual Hi-Y sweetheart dance will be held in the school gym tomorrow night beginning at 8:30 p. m. Highlight of the evening will be the crowning of the "sweetheart" who is to be chosen by the members of the club.

Church Women Set Meetings

Women's groups of the First Presbyterian Church of Coral Gables will meet tomorrow at morning, noon and evening sessions. Hostesses to the eight divisions and places of meeting are: Group 1, Mrs. O. H. Charles, 4354 S. W. 13th St., meeting at 11 a. m. with luncheon at noon; Group 2, Mrs. Fanny M. Clement, 2251 S. W. 20th St., 12 p. m. luncheon; Group 3, Mrs. Ralph Engle, 1207 Columbus Blvd., 12 p. m. luncheon; Group 4, Mrs. Fred Tunis, 1125 Avenue Almeria, meeting at 11 a. m. with luncheon at 12 p. m. Group 5; Mrs. P. E. Montanus and Mrs. E. P. Preston, 1306 Avenue Castile, meeting at 10 a. m. with refreshments at noon; Group 6, Mrs. J. Jephson, 1425 Avenue Cadiz, luncheon at 12 p. m.; and Group 8, Mrs. Leonard Gentil, 2020 North Greenway Dr., meeting at 8 p. m. with refreshments later.

Missionary Society

The Central Baptist Church Missionary Society has scheduled its circle meetings as follows: the Mary Brittain circle with Mrs. Raymond Miller, 1829 Espanola Drive, Coconut Grove and the Ruby Hayden Parker circle with Mrs. J. A. Morrison Jr., 650 University Drive. Business meetings have been set for 10:30 a. m. Friday followed by covered-dish luncheons at noon.

Refugees From Cold Seek Sun Here

Evading the cold winds of Wisconsin, Mrs. Margaret Boggess arrived this week for a visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boggess, 727 Avenue Palermo. The Boggess' are fairly new residents in the Gables, having moved here from West Palm Beach a few weeks ago.

Doctor Attends Confab

Dr. James F. Lyons leaves today for Atlanta to attend the Southern Medical Association meeting there.

Kentuckian Due Here

Arriving from Louisville, Ky., this week, James H. Bovard will spend the winter with his son, Dr. Roy T. Bovard, and his daughter, Mrs. R. L. Ricketts, 4500 S. W. 14th St.

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CHILDREN'S HOME TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Mrs. Malcolm McDonald, president of the advisory committee of the southeastern division, Florida Children's Home Society, announces that open house will take place from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday at the home, NW 8th Ave., at 14th Street. Mrs. Finn L. Pierce, chairman of the committee, extends an invitation to all interested Coral Gables residents, who would like to see the home "in action," to call.

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You Are Invited TO MEET MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS

Distinguished Miami Author Friday Evening November 14th 7 to 9 o'clock when she will autograph copies of her fascinating, authoritative story of The Everglades . . . "THE EVERGLADES" — at the — RAINBOW BOOK SHOP 2319 Salzedo • Phone 4-1539