Coral Gables Riviera-Times

GabeIites Hug Hearths As Turkeys Sizzle Merrily

HOSPITALITY IS KEYNOTE OF HOLIDAY

The tantalizing aroma of roasting turkeys obliterated the fragrance of jasmine and frangipani today as Coral Gables families prepared to sit down to good old fashioned Thanksgiving feasts, close by their own hearthsides. Turkey was undisputed sovereign in a thousand homes, and a royal welcome awaited as time drew near for the monarch's appearance on festive boards. While mother basted the fam-ily gobbler with loving and practiced hand, the air was filled with clanking of steel on stone. That was Dad, honing the carving knife to razor perfection in anticipation of his role at the head of the table. Giving of thanks was not neglected in the general mood of good cheer. Hundreds of Gableites, young people and adults alike, sought out the churches of their faith to render thanks for blessings received and to petition similar blessings for all the people everywhere. Hospitality was keynote for the occasion. Gables' students returned for the long week-end brought classmates home with them to help dispose of giblet gravy and pumpkin pie. Guests—whether next door neighbors or from distant cities—were the rule. * * * Turkey for Nine Thanksgiving dinner guests of the Harley E. Layows, 716 Avenue Malaga, include Mr. and Mrs. John R. Coleman and daughter, Carolyn Jeanne, Mrs. Josephine E. Walker and Mrs. Gustav Ringblom and daughter, Hilda. Mrs. Walker is the mother of Mrs. Layow and Mrs. Coleman. * * * The Foxes are going to eat turkey today and so are their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Fox, 2633 South Ludlum Road, will have as Thanksgiving dinner guests today Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baggett, and Miss Emily Pooser from Atlanta, Ga. * * * A family Thanksgiving dinner will take place over at the home of Mrs. Rembert Womack, 111 Avenue Salamanca, today. Joe Womack, Mrs. Womack's son who is here from the University of Florida, and Mr. and Mrs. David Hard and their three children, Linda, David and Jeffrey will help Mrs. Womack dispose of the big turkey she has prepared. Mrs. Hard is Mrs. Womack's daughter. * * * "Branching out" for Thanksgiving dinner today are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roerig, Gableites who are moving to Macon, Georgia in December. They're to be dinner guests of the O. L. Roerigs at 1328 Avenue Asturia. Also present will be Mr. and Mrs. George Roerig. * * * Now 'n then a good reason arises for the Nowlin family to get together. So it is today at the Roy G. Nowlin home. Sharing Thanksgiving dinner with the Nowlins are Mr. Nowlin's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude P. Nowlin and Christine and Betty, and Mrs. Claude Nowlin's sister, Miss Jewel Patten.

Chris Is Chef at Al Fresco Breakfast

There was no turkey for Christine Nowlin's guests to munch on this morning. Instead they had crispy bacon and tasty eggs which they cooked over an outdoor grill in the Nowlin's yard at 1237 Avenue Madrid. The occasion was a Thanksgiving breakfast given by Christine for 25 of her Miami High school friends.

Halls Off to Georgia

Mr. and Mrs. M. Lewis Hall of 751 North Greenway Drive and their son Vincent left yesterday for St. Simon's Island, Ga., to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hall, parents of Mr. Hall. The Hall's two older sons, Frank and M. Lewis, Jr., are away at Harvard and Duke Universities and will not be home until the Christmas holidays.

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Mrs. Charles R. Dutcher Wed To Paul Watson Cutler in Quiet Family Ceremony

Mrs. Paul Watson Cutler —Photo by Nuznor Studio Mrs. Charles Rutherford Dutcher became the wife of Paul Watson Cutler, pioneer business man of Coral Gables, in a simple ceremony at 2:30 p. m. today. Dr. Everett S. Smith was the officiating clergyman and the couple repeated their vows before members of the immediate families only. Attending the bride and groom were Mrs. Wendell R. Thaggard and Donald Rutherford Dutcher, daughter and son of the bride. For her wedding Mrs. Cutler chose a delphinium blue crepe with draped skirt and bugle bead embroidery. Her accessories were black and she wore a corsage of Chartreuse Cypripedium orchids. Mrs. Thaggard's dress of orchid pink satin was complemented by a fresh flower hat of yellow-lavender pom poms. Reception for 200 Immediately following the ceremony a large reception was held at the Coco Plum Woman's Club and patio. Lew Goodwin of Victor's presided at a piano placed in the lounge which was decorated with standards of yellow chrysanthemums and palms. Receiving with the newlyweds were Mrs. Frank Fenwick of Wellesley, Mass., sister of the bridegroom, who wore a fuschia crepe gown with black accessories and pale carnation corsage; Mrs. Kenneth Brockway, sister of the bride, who was attired in gold crepe with black accessories and gold and rust pom pom fresh flower hat, and Mrs. Donald Rutherford Dutcher whose light blue crepe dress was accented with a hat of fresh pink carnations. Miss Beatrice Stuck and Mrs. Arthur Holmes, cousin of the bride, presided at the punch bowls. Among out-of-town guests were Mrs. B. M. Tellef of Marion, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates and E. P. Redding of Ft. Lauderdale; Miss Eleanor Hubright, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Egan, all of Hollywood. Both the bride and groom have been prominently identified with the growth of Coral Gables and South Miami. Mrs. Cutler is a pioneer in the building of this section of the area and a business executive. Mr. Cutler came to this area in 1922. He is president of the Florida Allied Enterprises in Coral Gables.

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CHICAGOANS ENJOY FIRST FLORIDA VISIT

On their first trip to Florida Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Miehle and daughter Nancy have arrived from Chicago, Ill., and are the holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kirk, 4085 Bonita Avenue, Coconut Grove. The Miehles have another daughter, Barbara, 15, who did not want to miss school, and hence missed the Florida trip. The visitors have already stored the well-known sand in their shoes—hope to come permanently some day. * * * Mrs. Florence Clayton Dunham arrived yesterday from Sebring to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Neill at their home on 2320 Segovia Circle. Mrs. Dunham, who is organist at the First Methodist church in Sebring, is originally from Fairmont, West Virginia where she and the Neills became friends.

Travels Take Gableites Afar

One of these coming first of December days, Mrs. W. E. Richey will come home. After leaving her "second" home in Cleveland November 15, she journeyed to Meridian, Mississippi where she is now visiting with her father, Mr. W. G. Hayes, and her sister, Mrs. Aileen Shelton.

The Secret's Out! Betrothal Of Miss Margaret Matthews, Berney Burgess Announced

Miss Margaret Matthews and Berney Arthur Burgess became engaged last night, but they stage-managed the secret so well that the announcement came as a surprise event to their closest friends. In place of the usual announcement party, Miss Matthews and her fiance turned the tables by casually inviting their prospective 16-member "bridal party" to a housewarming. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Godwin, brother-in-law and sister of the bride-elect. Newlyweds themselves, the Godwins recently moved into their beautiful new home at 5867 S. W. 62nd Street. Decorations for the "housewarming" were silver bells and yellow Chinese hibiscus. But it was not until four bridge tables were set up and guests were given silver-bell tallies bearing the names "Margaret and Berney" that they tumbled to the occasion. Miss Matthews is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Matthews of 6905 Avenue Talavera. A graduate of Ponce de Leon High, she was a member of Pi Beta Nu sorority there, and in her senior year was chosen "Queen of the Prom." She attended Florida State University and at present is studying voice at the Miami School of Applied Arts. Mr. Burgess is the son of Mr. Miss Matthews and Mrs. A. F. Burgess of Linden, Ala. He is a graduate of the Miami School of Applied Arts and attended the Chevron and Williams Business College. He served with the Army Air Corps during the war and is now associated with the Independent Life Insurance Company. The wedding will be an event of December 23rd, and will take place at the First Presbyterian Church of Coral Gables.

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Squeeze Play

"If the turkey will fit in the oven," says Mrs. Richard Oelkers Jr., she and her husband and children, Camille Jr. and Richard III, will celebrate Thanksgiving in style today. Helping them celebrate said holiday (if that turkey fits in the oven, remember) will be Mrs. Richard Oelkers Sr. The senior Mr. Oelkers will be unable to be with the family this Thanksgiving as he is in New York on a business trip. He will return sometime next week.

STUDENTS ARRIVE FOR HOLIDAY WITH PARENTS

Jimmy Harrison, son of the James M. Harrisons of 444 Avenue Valencia, arrived today from the University of Florida to spend his Thanksgiving holidays with his parents. With Jimmy came his Phi Delta Theta fraternity brother, Bill Parry, a former Gables resident whose parents are now living in Larchmont, N. Y. * * * Arriving from Tallahassee today where she is a student at Florida State University, Miss Jackie Geiger will spend the next three days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bryan.

Home From Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. Creed Carrico have returned to their apartment at 220 Avenue Phoeneta after a six-weeks sojourn at the Clayton Hotel, Clayton, Ga. Incidentally the Carricos were the very first guests in the newly built Clayton.

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