The Coral Gables Times

14 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, October 19, 1961

Gablegrams by helen reynolds society editor

“Lots Da Fun” reads the invitation of the Miami Dental Auxiliary whose members and their dentist husbands will have a progressive dinner, Italian-style Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Pankey, 5343 Orduna Dr., will welcome the group for cocktails and the tiny “pizza's” will be the hors d'oeuvres. Dinner will be served in the new enlarged patio at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. (Pappy) Coleman, 1232 Alegriano, where colorful table cloths will cover the many tables decorated with Italian wine bottles. Spaghetti dinner with wine will be served. Dessert will be had at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Petrow, 5730 SW 56th St. ★ ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennecke are now residing in their new home at 467 Loretto Ave., moving from 945 Viera Ave. their former home. The Benneckes' gave a buffet supper recently welcoming home their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyd Brown, 5906 Mall St., and a going away party for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shurtz of 1250 Alhambra Cir. Other guests included the Jack Cohens, the Hugh Wilsons, Thory Bennecke, Beverly Sonnen and Rod and Wade McElwain. ★ ★ ★ Sad note is the news to their many Coral Gables friends of Dr. Kenneth C. Wittich's and his wife, Clara's, moving to Miami Shores, where they have taken a house directly across the street from his office. The Wittichs reside at 140 Almeria, and their son, Ken Jr., and some of his friends will be keeping up the second floor apartment. Mrs. Wittich took their daughter, Ann, who made her debut in the presentation ball last year at the Coral Gables Country Club, to Knoxville, Tenn., in August, where Ann entered the University of Tennessee. She pledged to Kappa Delta Sorority (her mother's sorority) and has been elected president of her pledge class of 30 girls. The Wittichs' son Arthur has returned to Florida State College for his second year, working toward a medical degree. Clara and the doctor hope to be back in their Gables home soon. Ken suffered a coronary attack and was unable to drive or walk much and that is the reason for the move.

9 Gableites Join Museum Guild; Skit Scheduled

Nine of the 21 new members of the Museum Guild, Museum of Science and Natural History are Coral Gables residents. They are Mrs. J. C. Bachman, 160 Morningside Dr.; Mrs. Lawson Cheatham, 1413 Sopera Ave.; Mrs. Charles H. DeCamps, 1031 Alhambra Cir.; Mrs. Jeanne Dommerich, 6910 Granada Blvd.; Mrs. Albert E. Metzger, 6825 Tordera Ave. Mrs. John Powell, 910 Alava Ave.; Mrs. William T. Price, 8817 Hammock Lake Dr.; Mrs. Edward A. Thompson, 1530 Baracoa Ave.; and Mrs. Albert L. Weintraub, 95 Edgewater Dr. The new members who underwent orientation followed by luncheon last Friday at the museum, 3280 S. Miami Ave., will put on a skit at their first meeting as members next Tuesday at the museum.

Mrs. Bosworth Will Head CG Women's Golf Assn.

Mrs. Dave Bosworth, 1425 Medina Ave., has been named president of the executive board, Women's Golf Association, Coral Gables Country Club. Other officers are Mrs. J. C. Finerty, 630 San Lorenzo, golf secretary; Mrs. Ed Lawson, 1011 Santiago St., secretary; Mrs. Frank Kriwanek, 755 Tiziano Ave., treas-urer; and Mrs. C. J. Cavenaugh, 4205 Alhambra Cir., historian. Three Class A players teamed up to win the best ball threesome tournament over the Granada course, Friday, with a net 31. They were Mrs. Tony McCrackin, Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mrs. Eugene Kaspar. Two teams tied for second with a net 32. They were Mrs. Georgia Miller, Mrs. Krit Logsdon and Mrs. Richard Wallace; Mrs. Belle Mathers, Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs. Frank Kriwanek.

PEOPLE Places & Things

BRAND KING JORDAN ETLING She's going to be a high school teacher. Miss Lorinda Brand, a senior at Stetson University, is interning at Coral Gables High School. Miss Brand will have as her directing teacher, Mrs. Essie Shepler of the Business Education Department of the school. At Stetson, Miss Brand (a Miamian) is active in Sigma Beta Chi, business student organization; and the Stetson Water Ski Club. ★ ★ ★ Walter Etling resigned as executive vice-president of the Allen Morris Co., to form his own business, the Walter Etling Co. Etling resides with his wife, Ann, at 803 North Greenway Dr. Their two children, Tina and Russell, attend Coral Gables Elementary School. ★ ★ ★ Technical Sgt. John A. Jordan was presented a check for $100 from Lt. Col. Robert M. Kernan, of Robbins Air Force Base, for having placed second in the Air Force Logistics Command 1961 short story contest. The son of Mrs. Ora E. Jordan, 836 Majorca Ave., he is a veteran of 13 years in the service, including three years in recruiting. He is stationed in Charlotte, N.C. ★ ★ ★ Coral Gables resident members of Eastern Airlines Pilots Wives Club will join other club members at a dinner and dance at 7:30 p.m. (tomorrow) Friday at the German American Restaurant on Delaware Parkway, N.W. Members will wear costumes, following the dancename, “Globe-Hop.” ★ ★ ★ A Naval career is in the future for John H. King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. King, 12501 Ramiro St. John is undergoing training at the Pre-Flight Naval School, Naval Air Station, Pensacola. A graduate of Phillips Academy, he was graduated in June, from Princeton University, where he was a member of the Key-Seal Club. ★ ★ ★ Mary Melinda Willis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. Willard Willis, 3613 Alhambra Cir., pledged Alpha Delta Pi, sorority at the University of Florida. ★ ★ ★ President Helen Blood of the Coral Gables Soroptimist Club and delegates, Miriam Fitzger-ald and Madeline McEldowney will attend the Soroptimist Fall Conference this weekend at the Galt Ocean Mile Hotel, Ft. Lauderdale. ★ ★ ★ William C. Hartnett, 6472 Snapper Creek Dr., is president of the recently-formed Southern American Fire Insurance Co., of Hollywood. He becomes the president of the first insurance firm in the state to receive its charter under the new Florida insurance law. Other members of the board of directors of S. A. are former U.S. Attorney James Guilmartin, 7930 SW 68th Terr., formerly of Coral Gables, and William's brother, attorney John L. Hartnett, of 7748 SW 35th Ter. ★ ★ ★ Miss Roberta Baker, assistant professor of Drama at the University of Miami will be a panel speaker, discussing “Inter - Theatre Cooperation” Oct. 21. and 22, in Lakeland. ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Arthur E. Klausser, 5328 Orduna Dr., is among 60 delegates from Smith College in 24 states attending the college conferences this week at their alma mater, Northampton, Mass. ★ ★ ★ Ted Slack will speak on Communist propaganda at the meeting Oct. 25 of the Medical

Faculty Wives Club of the University of Miami. Mrs. Raymond Parks, 5520 Banyan Ln., will be hostess for the meeting.

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