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Saturday. March 18. 1939 THE FORT LAUDERDALE (FLORIDAV DAILY NEWS PAGE THREE WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES SOCIAL! CLUB CHURCH NORMA PRESCOTT 'SOCIETY EDITOR Telephone 209 mi MISS RUTH MINOR BECOMES BRIDE OF ROBERT JOSLIN Current Activities of CHURCH GROUPS GAY PRINT EASTER FROCK Miss Adams Weds Mr. Hage In Service At Nazarene Church The Church of the Nazarene was filled to capacity last night when the wedding of Miss Katherine Adams and Keith Hage," both of Lauderdale, and active in church activity, were married there. The Rev.

R. J. Rogers of Lake Wales, an old friend of the bride's family, and the Nazarene pastor, the Rev. E. D.

Messer, officiated. The wedding service was simple, occasion, acting as best man. Mr. Minor gave his daughter in marriage. Following the home ceremony, the wedding breakfast was held in the Orchid Conservatory of the Governors' Club Hotel.

Members of the wedding party included the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Joslin of Ken-ilworth; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Haskins of Lauderdale, old friends of the Joslin family dating from their own residence on Chicago's Hollywood Legion Auxiliary In Charge Of Birthday Ball Mrs.

William Treadway, nominated for reelection as president of the Hollywood American Legion Auxiliary, and other officers will present a birthday cage to the Hollywood Legion post at midnight tonight as a feature of the 20th' annual Legion anniversary ball at the Country Club building. The ball, open to the public, is to start at 10 p. m. Other Auxiliary nominees for office are: Mrs. Paul Robinson and Mrs.

Lumin J. Beede, vice-x presidents Mrs. Lee Kerschner, historian Mrs. Betty Williams, chaplain, Mrs. Nora Currle and Mrs.

Charles inkle, sergeant at arms. Hollywood Garden Club Delegates To Attend Convention An Informative paper on plant identification, types of flowers, and inflorescence was read by Mrs. H. C. Whiting, program speaker, before the Hollywood Garden Club, meeting Friday with Mrs.

Ernest J. Castle. Mrs. Merrill Hv Nevin, president, presided. The club has submitted the paper by Mrs.

Whiting to newspapers for publication in the near future. Announcement was made of the state convention to be held at the Miami-Biltmore Hotel March 30-31. Mrs. Nevin and Mrs. M.

L. Bellamy will represent the club, and all members were invited to attend. Members also were urged to attend the convention of the State Horticultural Society at the Hollywood Beach Hotel on April 12, including a rose show. Mrs. A.

W. Kellner was appointed by the club to help in the arrangements. It was voted to contribute several books to the Hollywood Public library Garden section. The next meeting will be held Friday morning, April 7, at the home of Mrs. B.

Chase, 1705 Johnson St Members present were Mrs. B. H. Stone, Mrs. R.

E. Barthelemy, Mrs. Samuel Colitz, Mrs. Julia McNeil, Mrs. H.

P. Douglass, Mrs. H. C. Whiting, Mrs.

G. M. Beerbower, Mrs. Wayne Cooper, Mrs. H.

M. Lincoln, Mrs. R. I Conlon, Mrs. IL H.

Pringle, Mrs. Thomas H. SATURDAY The Catholic Study Club will meet Monday at 7 :30 p. m. with Mrs.

A. P. Stewart, 811 NE First St The Jewish Sisterhood will give a social at the home of Mrs. Archie ltobbins, 401 Broward on Monday at 8 p. instead of at Mrs.

A. A. Newman's home as was originally planned. Pompano Book Club Entertained By Mrs. Harry S.

Klingler The Pompano Book Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harry S. Klingler on Pompano Beach. Mrs. E.

N. Powell reviewed the book "All This, and Heaven, Too" by Eachael Field. Refreshments were served to Mrs. W. H.

Blount Mrs. Hiram Bakes, Mrs. J. E. Jelks and Mrs.

Powell by the hostess. World production of platinum during 1938 is estimated at 460,000 ounces, as compared to 440,000 ounces in the preceding year. FOR A GOOD TAN I "A Patio Living-room Of Island Home Scene Of Simple Ceremony The wedding of Miss Rath Henrietta Minor and Robert Alexander 1 Joslin, solemnized this morning at 11 o'clock in the patio living room of the bride's home on Royal Palm Island, by the Rev. Fr. John O'Looney, nnlted two socially prominent families, that of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry II. Minor of Eatavia, New York and Lauderdale, parents of the bride, and that of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith Joslin of Kenil-worth, 111.

Only members of the immediate families witnessed the ceremony which was signalized by its simplicity. It was an all-white wedding, the only color accents being those of the vivid tropical shrubbery and flowers of the garden patio, screened over and an integral part ff the large home situated between so inland canals. The bridal party was grouped before greenery and garden flowers banked against the Southeast corner of the patio, near the fountain. The bride wore, an afternoon dress of white silk jersey with ac-cordian plaited skirt. Her white hat w-as of the pillbox type with a wide drape of silk, and her shoulder corsage of gardenias.

It was a distinctly family grouping, with her sister, Mrs. Robert- M. Haskins, also in white, her corsage of pink camellias, acting as matron-of honor; a younger sister, Miss Sally Minor In full-skirted brocaded organdy of pink and a corsage of white camellias bridesmaid, and her brother Henry II. Minor, home from Mercersberg Academy for the Picture Framing and Mirrors Rcsilvcred McCANN PAINT GLASS CO. 118 SOUTH ANDREWS Am Across from Central Fire Station North Shore; Mr.

and Mrs. Henry II. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Haskins, Mr. and Mrs William A. Wolfe, Miss Sally Minor, Henry II. Minor, and Mrs. Edward M.

Ilanley of Batavia and Lauderdale, aunt of the bride. The former Miss Minor has a wide circle of friends here, having spent winter vacations here with her family and having resided here since her graduation from Duke University this past June. She attended the Ruth Knox School at Cooperstown, N. before entering Duke where she made an outstanding record. She is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, national women's social fraternity, and served on the executive committee of the chapter during her four years of college.

She was one of 20 freshman chosen for membership in the sophomore honorary society, was active in YWCA work and was on the Dean's list during her Senior year. The bridegroom attended Hamilton College at Clinton, Kew York for two years, and is a member of the social fraternity, Alpha Delta ri of Hamilton. He finished his schooling at the Northwestern University School of Commerce and is at present merchandizing service representative at St. Louis, for the Crowell Publishing Company of New York. He visited here early this winter and is a close friend of Robert Haskins who married the former Jane Minor.

The newly married couple left this afternoon by motor for Kirk-wood, suburb of St. Louis, and will reside at 142 W. Monroe St. there. The mistletoe parasite makes its home on apple, thorn, maple, poplar, locust, and linden trees, and occasionally may be found on oak.

I I 1 i I 1 I MORE AT POMPANO BEACH 1 AND BATHE FROM YOUR HOUSE. 45 new 2-bedroom Individual homes spread along over half EE mile of ocean frontage seven miles north of Fort Lauderdale; EE EE beautifully furnished, spacious lawns, excellent city water, EE good fishing. Rentals at reasonable rates. EE Kester Brothers, Owners EE EE Phone 2345 or 2972 rompano, Forida EE EE OPERATING IN CONNECTION EE POMPANO CASINO CAFE 1 1 EE Overlooking the Ocean EE EE Excellent Table dHote Meals Served In Refined and I EE Picturesque Surroundings I SPECIALS Pompano, Steaks, Lamb Chops, Chicken EE Casino Telephone Pompano 2752 EE iiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with the bride's only attendant Miss Olive Jeane Messer, and the bridegroom's brother, Carroll Ilage, best man. Paul J.

Eby sang 'Because" and "I Love You Truly." and Miss Nina Clower played the nuptial music. The church was decorated with greenery for the occasion. The bride wore a blue street-length dress with blue and white ac- cesones. ner enoniaer corsage was of roses and Jasmine. Miss Messer was dressed in a lighter shade of blue and she, too, wore white accessories.

Her corsage was of red rosebuds. Following a honeymoon spent In Miami, the couple will return to Lauderdale, where they will reside. Hollywood Legion Auxiliary To Name President of Unit Mrs. William Treadway, president of the Hollywood American Legion Woman's Auxiliary, confirmed today a report that she has declined to accept nomination for reelection to the office. "The office of president of the Auxiliary will be open for nomination of other candidates at the next meeting of the unit," Mrs.

Tread-way said. Nomination of other candidates at the meeting of the Auxiliary this week may be made at the next meeting, Monday, March 27, Mrs. Treadway pointed out. Ac Social Cahndah MONDAY, MARCH 20 1919 Study Club, Mrs. W.

K. Mitchell, 2:30 p. m. Helping Hand Club, Mrs. L.

D. Albee, 1851 Miami Road, 2 p. m. Catholic Woman's Study A. P.

Stewart, 811 NE First St. Past presidents of Woman's Club, Mrs. C. Clarence Adams, 710 SE Fifth Court, 2:30 p.m. Presbyte rian Association sponsors garden party, Charles F.

Loesch home, 1105 SE Fourth 3 to 5 p. m. Eastside PTA, 3:15 p. m. Jewish Sisterhood social, Mrs.

Archie Bobbins, 401 Broward 8 p.m. Daughters of America, meeting and social, Carpenter's Hall, 7:30 p. m. TUESDAY, RIAKCH 21 BPWC sponsors Spring Cabaret, Club Brownie, 9 p. m.

Lambda Tan Delta sorority party, Pompano Casino, 8:30 p. m. Riverside Garden Club, at park, 2 p. m. Demonstration electric cookery, room, 301 Sweet 2 p.

m. Victoria Park Garden Circle, Mrs. J. It. Gaines, 601 NE 17th Terrace, 3 p.

m. During the last century, unscmp-ulos "coffee" merchants used molding machines that made "coffee beans" from a combination of flour and molasses. linniiiiiiiiiHiimnnHiniinminiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiinnnnitiiiiniHEiiiiii Miami Maid Uniforms Waitresses Nurses 1 Beauticians 1 1 MACK'S 1 1 A Complete Ladies Shop 1 216 S. ANDREWS AVE. SiinnmiiniiiniiiiiBinninmimaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii! Prints hold their own in the Easter fashion parade.

Here's a sweet little number in aqua rayon crepe with dove-and-love-letter figures in pure white. And it's another good example of the full-skirted, small-waisted, rounded hipline silhouette. The MIDWAY TAVERN (On Federal IH'way at Tompano Stop Light) Dine and Dance -to the JjomoAAoiv The Palm Leaf Fan SPECIAL Prague, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. S.

V. Dan-ielL Mrs. O. R. Klepper, Mrs.

G. Carlton Shafer, Mrs. Charles Fleming, Mrs. M. L.

Bellamy and Mrs. Nevin. Guests included Mrs. Asa Van Voorhes, Bellefontaine, Ohio; Mrs. W.

D. Loy, Westminster, Ohio Mrs. D. Borens, Providence, R. Mrs.

Charles Colitz, Providence; Mrs. A. Annett, New York City; Mrs. Morrow, Philadelphia; Mrs. H.

P. Reid, Montrose, Pa. Pompano Methodist Congregation Has Victory Supper 9 Members of the Pompano Methodist Church held a "Victory Supper" at the Church Thursday night with each family furnishing a covered dish. Following the dinner, a business meeting was held, during which $300 was pledged for the church budget Attending were Mrs. Ben Turner, Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Osteen and fam ily, Mrs. J.

I. Whitworth and fam ily, Mrs. Sue Pruitt Miss Lucile McMillan, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mattie Gladden, Mr.

and Mrs. T. H. Chap man, Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Tarbet and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- Xab and family, Mrs.

W. B. Ches hire and daughter, Polly, Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Cope and family, Mr, and Mrs. Lonnie Williams and son, Mrs. J. E.

Courson, Miss Aileen Courson, Miss Irma Courson, Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton and son, Thomas Mr. and Mrs, II. Bakes, Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Ilogan and family, F. T.

Farney, the Rev. George Foster and Miss Vera French and H. French of Clyde, Fans. Presbyterian Women Announce Party The rresbyterian Woman's Association will sponsor a garden party Monday from 3-5 p. m.

on the grounds of the Charles F. Loesch home, 1103 SE Fourth St The public Is invited. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PAGES FIVE, AND SEVEN "JIisl Don't forget Tuesday night is Cabaret Night at the Club Brownie. Full one and one-half hour show. Dancing to Bob Rheinerts Orchestra.

(Adv.) SQUARE DANCE CAP ORSEIt'S Billy and Jerry's HILLBILLY 6TKINU MUSIC Every FRI. and SAT. NIGHT O'olm-lc P. M. Till.

federal at 17th Ave. SPEND A WEEK OR CJ1 fl Jownl' SUNDAY DINNER 12 to 8:30 Ellin 1 1 fo 2 .350 TUafd FRIED CHICKEN Served In Full Course from 6 to 9 P. M. COCKTAIL BAR, PACKAGE GOODS and RESTAURANT G. M.

AUSTIN, Prop. Music By IIAimiS FREEMAN And His Orchestra Vocals By MILDRED RAZELXi Turn Left at Blue Arrow North Federal PHONE 9172 Waft lnr Uhtome refresh-breeie of social gossip inr Wedding today of the lovely Ruth Minor to Robert Joslin who will take her to live In Kirkwood, Is sad news to Lauderdal-ians. Bob (tall and goodlooking, in case you haven't glimpsed him) has promised however to bring her back on frequent vacations, if that's any consolation to the young men who were seen rushing her this season. Little Sally Minor, who played sister Jane's wedding march when she became Bob Haskins missus, graduated into the role of bridesmaid witfc this wedding and it won't be long before sheTl be letter-perfect to take the leading role in her own. Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Stone of Ilillsboro Eeach are proud parents of an eight pound, ten ounce son, born at Brantley Hospital, Lake Worth, March 17, the third child born to them on various St Patrick's Days! Papa John Jarrell (Mister J. born exactly 8G St.

Patrick days ago, celebrated his anniversary yesterday, just as chipper as ever, which is extremely so. His daughter Billie race staged an al fresco dinner party for loving friends and relatives at her home. Another St. Patrick's celebration was staged at the 700 last night, when Don D. Bamett, Jacksonville banker and chairman of the board of the Barnett National Bank here gave a "million dollar" dinner party observing both the founding of the bank, March 17, 1937, and the over-one-million in deposits reached since that date.

Presbyterian Women Plan Garden Party The Presbyterian Women's Association will sponsor a garden party Monday from 3 p. m. to 5 p. to. in the gardens of the Charles F.

Loesch home, 1105 SE Fourth St Members of the Association and their friends will be welcome. Mrs. Wienscfienk' Hostess at Bridge Mrs. George Wienschenk entertained with a bridge party at her apartment in Pinecrest, Pompano, recently. A St.

Patrick's motif-in green and white was used. Mrs. W. C. Carter won high score and Mrs.

T. L. Myers second high. A salad course was served to Mrs. C.

F. Miles, J. L. Schroeder, Mrs. I.

X. Johnston, Mrs. W. M. Thompson, Mrs.

W. M. Thompson, Mrs. A. R.

Gilmore, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. Myers by the hostess. Annual St. Patrick Party Planned The Junior "Woman's Club's annual St Patrick's party will be held at the Woman's Club at 8 p.

m. Monday, with an interesting entertainment program planned by Miss Lucille Toole, committee chairman. William Iloward Taft was the first President of the 48 United States, Arizano, the 4Sth state, was admitted to the Union in 1912, during Taft's term office. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation for the generous sympathy shown by my friends following the death of my beloved wife, Viola. DURWARD H.

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