Coral Gables Riviera-Times

SOCIETY CORAL GABLES Riviera Times CLUB-PERSONALS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 PAGE SEVEN

Thanksgiving Supplies Theme for Junior Club Tea Fifty-Seven New Members To Be Welcomed Formally By Mrs. Curtis Haggard

Fifty-Seven New Members To Be Welcomed Formally By Mrs. Curtis Haggard The beautiful new home of Mrs. Bernard Scott Good, 3401 Granada Boulevard, will be the scene Wednesday afternoon of the annual tea honoring new members of the Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club. Mrs. Good is co-chairman with Mrs. J. J. Trout of the Junior Club's membership committee. They will join the club president, Mrs. Curtis Haggard and Mrs. Charles De Camps, social vice president in the receiving line at the 3 o'clock reception. A Thanksgiving theme will prevail and will be carried out in the tea table appointments. Mrs. James Markley is hospitality chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. William T. Hanks, Mrs. Vose Babcock, Mrs. M. P. Markley, Mrs. Fred Prowaty, Mrs. Walter Cunningham and Mrs. Wilbur C. Jennings. Fifty-seven Honored The fifty-seven new members recently received into the junior fold include: Mrs. Robert Andre, Mrs. Vincent Andress, Mrs. Phillip Barnhill, Mrs. Roger Barreto, Mrs. Robert Beckwith, Mrs. William Black, Mrs. Scott Braznell, Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs. Bour Brown, Mrs. William Bain. Mrs. William Carey, Mrs. Phil Clark, Mrs. Richard Earle Davis, Mrs. J. J. Dysart, Mrs. Harrison Faith, Mrs. Paul Feinerer, Mrs. Ernest Galloway, Mrs. Alexander Gancarz, Mrs. Fred Hale, Mrs. George Henry. Mrs. Richard Hientz, Mrs. F. Allan Jones Jr., Mrs. Augustus Kerr, Mrs. Ralph Kuethe, Mrs. Walter Kichefski, Mrs. John Lipschitz, Mrs. James Llewellyn, Mrs. Pete Lovelace, Mrs. Robert Ludwig, Mrs. John J. McAndrews. Mrs. Jerry McCulley, Mrs. Robert Mackle, Mrs. B. W. Martin, Mrs. Ted Meares, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. Willard Morris, Mrs. William A. Papy 3rd, Mrs. Earl Park, Mrs. George Patterson, Mrs. S. A. Pendleton, Mrs. Percy Pitts. Mrs. Paul Pride, Mrs. Robert Redfearn, Mrs. Frank Rentz, Mrs. John Rife, Mrs. William Roettgen, Mrs. Van Gale Rowland, Mrs. George Schmitt, Mrs. Dutch Schollenberger, Miss Martha Louise Sutton. Mrs. L. M. Sweat Jr., Mrs. George Sweet, Mrs. Ted Treff, Charles Wakeman, Mrs. John E. Wright, Mrs. Thomas Youngman, and transfer members Mrs. A. H. Adams Jr., Mrs. David R. Eyman, Mrs. Miner Lee, also Mrs. James Henry and Mrs. Fred Poppe, reinstated.

Mrs. Good

OPTIMISTS FETE THEIR WIVES TUESDAY NIGHT

With two postponements behind them and their third chance coming up, they're going to make a home run. So say the Gables Optimists in reference to their delayed dinner-dance. It'll be ladies' night at the Country Club of Coral Gables when the Optimists get together for their dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday night. At this time, members' wives will have a chance to get acquainted with their husband's fellow Optimists. William J. Pruitt, prominent Miami attorney, will make an extemporaneous speech to the group. It is hoped that a magician, not yet selected, will be on hand to furnish entertainment. Following the dinner, a dance will be held in the patio from 9 until 12 o'clock. Music will be furnished by Cy Washburn and his band. The entertainment committee for this affair consists of: La Foye Garrett, Ira O. Stewart, and James M. Hess.

FAMILY PARTIES DOT CALENDAR

In honor of the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McMichael Jr., the senior M. J. McMichaels are having a family dinner tonight at their home at 330 Avenue Cadima. Members of the family who will be on hand to "happy birthday" the McMichaels are Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lindley Jr. and daughter, Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ober, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Coffrin, and Mrs. F. J. Hetchler. The junior Mr. McMichael's birthday was Wednesday, while his wife's birthday is today. * * * Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Day will journey to Cutler tomorrow night to attend a fish fry given by Mrs. O'Day's sister, Mrs. George C. Pedersen. The outing will be held at the Pedersen bay-side home on Cutler Road. Following the fish fry, bridge and dancing will be enjoyed by the forty guests who have been invited.

WEE DROP 'TWEEN WALTZES was being enjoyed by these Gables residents at a recent Riviera Country Club dance. Left to right are R. G. Venn, Stanton P. Kettler, Mrs. John Rolfes, Mrs. Kettler, Mrs. Venn, Thomas Harker and Mr. Rolfes.

RESIDENTS RETURN FROM VACATIONS

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ober returned to their home in Coconut Grove yesterday after spending a month's vacation in New York City. * * * After being gone a month, the S. E. Lindley Jrs. are back at their home on 3474 S. W. 27 Street. They have been visiting Mr. Lindley's parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lindley in Sullivan, Indiana. They also journeyed to Pittsburg and New York City.

Entertain Circle

Mrs. George M. Reynolds, 3262 S. W. 32nd Terrace, will be hostess to Circle 1 of the W. M. S. of the University Baptist church Monday evening beginning at 8 o'clock.

They'll Be Waiting At Gate Five

When National Airline's Flight 71 comes in Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Spaulding will be right there at the terminal to meet Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howell Jr. and their daughter, Teddy Jean, from New Orleans. The Howells will visit the Spauldings until November 30. Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. Howell are sisters. * * * Arriving December 7 from Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Dunne will devote their two weeks vacation to resting in the home of Mrs. Dunne's sister, Mrs. W. O. Strahler, 3714 Hartano Street.

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