Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Gables To Go Rustic For Junior Club's 'Hobo Hop'

Black Tie, Fancy Gowns Out, Overalls, Gingham de Rigueur For Dance Slated Nov. 25th What the well-dressed man will wear for dancing Nov. 25th will be the worst-looking clothes he can find. Coral Gables junior women, who sent the social whirl into a refreshing backspin with their novel "Come As You Are" party, will treat the ballroom to their own unique version of the "new look" on that evening. Starched shirts, black tie and sequined gowns will be taboo, and overalls, knapsacks and gingham de rigeur, when the younger married set turns Coral Gables into a one-night vagabond valhalla at their first annual "Hobo Hop." City slickers, country yokels and 'boes will rub elbows in the congenial setting of a wayside "barn" -the Woman's Club auditorium transformed with cornstalks, hay and pumpkins by Mrs. Thomas L. Campbell, general chairman, and her decorations chief-of-staff, Mrs. R. B. Fairchild. "Rube" Andy Somma will call the turns for square and folk dancing while his band of rustic ramblers sound the tunes, and plans for hawg calling and other hillbilly competitions are being whipped up by Mrs. Philip C. Barnhill, Mrs. Charles Wakeman Jr., Mrs. Curtis Haggard, Mrs. Walter Cunningham and Mrs. James Llewellyn. Refreshments will be the concern of Mrs. Jack Trout, who announces the coffee positively will NOT be cooked in a tin can over a brush fire. Tickets are being supervised by Mrs. Roger J. Barreto while Mrs. Alexander T. Gancarz and Mrs. W. M. Bain Jr. are handling reservations for the event. Proceeds from the dance will be earmarked for financing the Junior Woman's Club new dental unit, which assures dental care to the underprivileged. Mrs. James Sherrer left yesterday for her home in Charleston, S. C. For the past week she has been visiting in the home of the M. P. Markleys, 736 Avenue Majorca.

-Riviera-Times Photo by Dimmer ORDER PLEASE!-Mike Galbraith raps his tablespoon gavel at a meeting of the junior set whose mothers were attending the University Woman's Club session yesterday. Robert Williams, Tommy Cornelius, Jim Young, Beth Alexander and Tommy Woolf occupy the front row. Beth Knoche, Elizabeth Owre, Dick Williams, Gerard Merrill, Tita Owre with baby Suzie Owre, and Sherri Gregory are shown in the second row.

GABLES FOLK ENTERTAIN FOR HOUSE GUESTS

In honor of Mrs. Sam T. Dell from Gainesville who is visiting at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howe Moredock, Jr., Mrs. H. C. Rowe gave a luncheon at the Riviera Country Club yesterday. Among guests present were Mrs. B. E. Wallace, Mrs. H. E. Moredock Sr., Mrs. Moredock Jr., and Mrs. C. D. Park. Mrs. Carl Park will entertain at a luncheon in her home, 110 Avenue Mendoza, tomorrow in Mrs. Dell's honor. Tomorrow evening Mrs. H. E. Moredock Sr. will entertain Mrs. Dell and guests with a dinner at the Columbus Roof. * * * Here for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays is Mrs. David G. Allan of Toronto, Canada and Clearwater. She is staying with her son, Dr. William Howdon and his wife, 6700 Granada Blvd. * * * Mrs. W. V. Shepherd, 1000 Avenue Asturia, returned this week from a 10 day's stay in New York. While there, she met her mother from Greenville, N. C., and brother from Charlotte, N. C. * * * Mr. Norman Pate has rejoined his wife at their home at 1612 N. W. 16th Street. Returning this week from New York, he intends to remain here until Spring. * * * After serving six years in the navy, Harry Hanks is back at home with his mother, Mrs. J. P. Hanks, 4381 S. W. 15th Street. Harry, who was a machinist's mate 2/c, was stationed for a while in Trinidad and in the Virgin Islands.

Coral Gables Music Club To Hear Mrs. W. Guy Finn At Tuesday Recital-Meeting

PIANO DUET, TRIO SELECTIONS COMPLETE MID-NOVEMBER PROGRAM A trio of women's voices and duo-piano numbers will hightlight the varied musical program planned for the mid-November meeting of the Coral Gables Music Club. The meeting will be held at the Miami Beach home of Mrs. E. R. Treverton, 3717 Royal Palm Avenue at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday. Edward Clarke will open the program with a chapter from the club study book. Mrs. W. Guy Finn, a member of the club and also state music chairman for the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, will sing a group of songs including: "Silent Noon" by Vaughan Williams; "The Lament of Isis" by Granville Bantock; "Saphic Ode" by Brahms and "The Little Ring" by Chaminade. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Parks Hunter. A group of two piano numbers will be played by Dorothy Moore Adams and Eleanor Clark Linton. The women's trio is composed of Hilda Roerig, Virginia Logan and Charlotte Holdcraft, members of the First Methodist choir and their pianist accompanist, Miss Lillian Braden. They will sing: "If I Could Tell You" by Idabell Firestone; "Into the Night" by Clara Edwards and "Will You Remembber" from Maytime, by Romberg. Mrs. Clyde H. Neill is program chairman. A social hour will follow the meeting after which the music club chorus under the direction of Adelaide Clark Gillette will hold its weekly rehearsal. Transportation arrangements to Mrs. Treverton's home may be made by calling Mrs. Clyde Higgins, 4-5826.

LYNNE'S THREE!

Three big candles decorated the cake of little Lynne Gentil at a birthday party given Wednesday by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gentil, 2020 N. Greenway Drive. Amid Thanksgiving decorations, Lynne's guests played games, received favors of multicolored hats, and watched Lynne open her presents. It was only after much persuasion that they took time out to enjoy their refreshments of ice cream and cake. Guests present at the party were: Bonnie Jean Bootes, Kenny Bootes, Jacqueline Camp, Linda Derry, Nancy Snipe, Bobby, Lee and Susie Magill, Tommy Carlson, Linda Rempe, Tommy, Catherine and George Ward, Denise Apumzzo and Barrie and Gail Bedinger.

Mrs. Houston Host To Club Group

Mrs. Andrew Houston of 709 Avenue Majorca will be Tuesday's hostess for the members of the International Relations Group of the Coral Gables Woman's Club. The meeting under the chairmanship of Mrs. Clifford A. White, will get under way at 10:30 a. m. Dr. Charleton W. Tebeau, professor of history at the University of Miami, will be the guest speaker. His subject, "Background of Our Foreign Policy." Committee members assisting the hostess-member include Mrs. Edwin N. Belcher, Mrs. J. C. Bowser, Mrs. William Cartwright, Mrs. Frank W. Cady, Mrs. O. H. Charles, Mrs. Louis M. Garfunkel, Mrs. John Webb Lee, Mrs. Don C. Westerfield, Mrs. John W. Lindsay, Miss Helen G. Warner, Miss Helen Grance Warner and Miss Gertrude L. Myers.

Miami Women's Club Honors U. D. C. Delegates

Delegates to the National Convention of the U. D. C. will be honored at a tea from 4 to 6 p. m. today at the Miami Woman's Club. Incoming officers of the U. D. C. will be in the receiving line with the president of the club Mrs. A. W. Neeb.

Gables Festivities Salute King Football

HELEN REYNOLD'S GABLETSGRAMS Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Briggs will entertain 35 guests at cocktails tonight at Victor's preceding the Miami "U"-Vanderbilt football game. They are honoring Mr. and Mrs. Silliman Evans Jr., of Nashville. The junior Mr. Evans, whose daddy is owner of the "Nashville Tennessean," and Mrs. Evans are among the 200 rooters here to attend the classic battle tonight. Arriving Tuesday of this week, and leaving tomorrow, the Nashvillians are quartered at a hotel at Baker's Haulover. * * * Baked ham and turkey and all of the good things that go with those delectable items will be served at a buffet supper tomorrow night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Higgins. The party is being given by the Lions Auxiliary members in compliment to their husbands. About 35 couples will attend. * * * Mrs. Willard Nicholson will honor Mrs. Turpin Gerard Jr., of Haines City and Mrs. Walter L. Conger, of Youngstown, O., house guest of Mrs. John A. Lyden, with a luncheon Tuesday at the Country Club of Coral Gables. Mrs. Gerard Jr., is down for a day or so from Haines City, the former home of the Nicholson family. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and their two attractive children, Mary Elizabeth (Peppy) and Willard Jr. (Buster), are practically newcomers in the Gables. Visitors during the war, they have become permanent residents now with the purchase of 3419 Granada Boulevard. "Peppy" and "Buster" are students at Ponce de Leon High school. * * * Down for the game tonight is Miss Bebe Daniel, who will be bringing two teacher friends from Leon High School, Tallahassee. The trio will be house guests of Miss Daniel's mother, Mrs. S. P. Alderson, 2413 Country Club Prado. Dr. and Mrs. Alderson will also have as their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. William Correll of Nashville, Tenn., whose son Frank is a member of the Vanderbilt University football squad. * * * A round of parties has been planned next week for the entertainment of Mrs. Walter C. Conger of Youngstown, O., who with her husband, is house guest of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lyden, 2028 Alhambra Circle. Mr. Conger has been attending a convention at the Roney Plaza Hotel and will be leaving Sunday for Youngstown, former home of the Lydens. Tonight the Lydens will take their guests to the football game in the Orange Bowl and Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lyden will compliment Mrs. Conger with a tea. Later they will join a group for dinner and dancing at the Country Club of Coral Gables. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erneman will entertain at luncheon. Mrs. Svent Pontoppidan Broby will entertain at the Columbus roof for luncheon on Monday and Monday night Mr. and Mrs. William Hilles will give a small buffet supper at their bay shore home. Other hostesses will be Mrs. S. Earle Giffen and Mrs. John Sullivan. The honor guest plans to leave Thursday of next week for her Ohio home.

It's a Date

Today PONCE HI-Y Sweetheart Dance, School Gym, 8:30 p.m. RIVIERA COUNTRY CLUB, post-Hurricane game cocktails. RIVIERA WOMAN'S Golf Association, election of officers, home of Mrs. T. J. Cook, 4419 University Drive, 1:30 p.m. Tomorrow JR. COTILLION, second group, Coral Gables Woman's Club. A.A.U.W., Thanksgiving luncheon, Country Club of Coral Gables. COCKTAIL PARTY, RIVIERA Country Club, 5 p.m. GABLES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Young People's Class, weiner roast, home of Maurice Harts, 323 Cadima, 6 p.m. FASHIONS TO MUSIC, Musicians Club of America, Roney Plaza, 3 p.m. DOGPATCH DANCE, University YWCA and YMCA, Coliseum, 8 p.m. Sunday RIVIERA COUNTRY Club, Scotch Mixed Twosome Tourney. HORSE SHOW, South Miami Rid- | ing Club, 1 p.m.; Show Breakfast, | Fox's 11 a.m.; Show Banquet, Fox's | 6 p.m. Monday GABLES WOMAN'S CLUB, Art Department program, Clubhouse, 2:30 p.m.

Padgetts Hosts At Square Dance

"Swing your partner," and "do-see-do" echoed and re-echoed in the Padgett playhouse out on 953 Davis Road last night when the E. H. Padgetts entertained with a good ole fashion square dance in celebration of the birthday of Mrs. Padgett's sister, Mrs. Valery D. Wehler. Those invited to help Mrs. Wehler celebrate her birthday were: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cauley, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Forbes Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Neiger, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. George Weigan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Longo, Mr. and Mrs. James Boddacker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radigan, Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oliver.

Moves to Washington

Stuart MacKenzie, attorney and long time resident of Coral Gables has sold his home, 414 Avenue Majorca and moved to Washington, D. C. to reside permanently with his son-in-law and daughter, Colonel and Mrs. John Price. Mrs. Price, the former Lucy MacKenzie, came down from Washington for a few days visit and to accompany her father North.

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Women Realtors Plan Social Hour

The Greater Miami Women's Council, National Association of Real Estate Boards, will hold its first social affair of the year at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Sadie Bishof Loewenthal, 4535 N. Michigan Ave., Miami Beach. Martha P. Magruder, vice president will preside and introduce eight new members: Pauline Eden, Helen Hilson, Mary L. B. Lane, Mickey Robertson and Edith Wynn will give short talks on the recent state convention held at West Palm Beach.

Fishing and "just puttering around, afforded the A. L. Laneys of 1111 Alhambra Circle, a quiet, peaceful vacation. They returned Wednesday night after a two weeks' visit in Daytona and Tampa.

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