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THE FORT LAUDERDALE (FLORIDA) DAILY NEWS PAGE BTEXIJSG SENTINEL Monday, December 3, 1945 WWW) i LIMELIGHT AT RACES Thompson and City Manager TURF FANS PICTORIAL AND GAY Theadore Rheaume. Seated are Mrs. Rheaume, Mrs. Boggs, who presented the Broward Handicap) flowers in the second section of the race, and Mrs. Thompson.

Shown at left are two groups pictured on the mezzanine of Gulfstream Park clubhouse where they were honor guests at a buffet luncheon. Later two of the women took a prominent part in the Broward Handicap Race, event. In the top group, seated, left to right, are Mrs. John S. Burwell.

who presented the trophy to the winner of the first section of the Broward Handicap Race; Mrs. Evans Crary, whose husband is speaker of the House, State Senate; Mrs. George Okell of Coral Gables, whose husband is a Dade County Representative. Standing are Mrs. George Slaton and Robert Clark.

They and their husbands lunched with them. Also in their party were the William Hardys and Mr. Robinette. Representative Burwell welcomed the big crowd to the track. In the lower group are Hollywood officials and their wives.

Standing, left to right, Mayor L. C. Boggs, Vice Mayor Ralph C. mmimii auto, ain; awwaAvja '1 Jiff i 4 WATCHING THE FIRST RACE from the clubhouse terrace before viewing: other events from Clinton B. King's box were this group of San Marco Islanders, left to right, front row: C.

C. AVin-ninirham, Mrs. King, Mrs. William Tracy with dark glasses, Mrs. Winning-ham.

Mrs. Thaddeus R. Benson, host King, and in back Mr. Tracy and Mr. Benson.

Daily News photos by Steve Cresse.l ROBERT DE PARIS COIFFURES D' ART Takes Pleasure In Announcing The Start of His 5th Consecutive Season. For Appointment Please Call 1082 2400 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. li h'l lALLEN'S; To Delight Her In A Large Selection ALL SET FOR A PROFITABLE DAY AT GULFSTREAM'S OPENER are these ardent track fans, guests of Mrs. T.

N. Stilwell, boxholder, whose late husband was identified with earliest Florida racing as well as with the development of the city's exclusive subdivision, Idlewyld. Left to right are: Mrs. E. V.

Saugstad the former Elizabeth Stilwell, Mr. and Mrs. George Forrey of Indianapolis, winter visitors for more than a quarter of a century; Mrs. Stilwell and another daughter, Mrs. Perry Bryan.

It was a gay, happy go lucky, attractive lot. the milling, good naturcd crowd attending Saturday opening of Gulfstream Park Race Track, well named Broward Day. Browardites streamed in from the highways by the hundreds. It was a far better dressed crowd than observed on previous race days. The new pink fuchsia almost an American beauty shade; the green that's as soft as apple green and more subtle than Kelly, deep violet purple and Hacienda red hues mingled with all-white costumes and dove gray outfits to make splashes of color from paddock to clubhouse terrace where fur coats were doffed unceremoniously as the sun shone down.

Suit coats were either extremely short, verging on Eton jacket length, or exaggeratedly long, 'way below the hipline. Hats were mostly tiny, or missing entirely from the picture, although the "witch hat" with its high peaked crown and widish brim was much in evidence. Decided pet was the high crowned turban type with feather or glitter ornament. Decorative combs, not flowers or feathers, kept sleek hair does in place. Guests of Honor Seen lunching as guests of the management were numbers of prominent Broward residents.

Mr. and Mrs. August Burghard, Mr. and Mrs. Hunley Abbott, Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Philpott, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Moore were together, and Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Croft were in a sunny spot on the balcony. Ft. Lauderdale and Hollywood groups were greeting Dr.

and Mrs. Frank Leslie Snyder, back in the County now that the doctor is out of the Air Force. They were seen with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gier with Mr.

and' Mrs. Herbert Allison and Mrs. Gier's mother, Mrs. Charles Keeser of New York City. Mrs.

Snyder, hatless, wore French blue serge suit. Her mother, Mrs. Richard King Lackey of Golden Beach was wearing a fuchsia suit, tiny mink hat with big fuchsia flower and mink coat. Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis Byrd lunched at the clubhouse and saw the races as guests of Gulfstream's vice president and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Zachar who were also hosts to the Randolph A. Hearsts of the newspaper family, to Mrs. Otto Neumann and to Dr.

I Mgo Henderson and Homer Corry. Dr. Henderson heads Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, which inherited from the Birch' Estate Mr. corry is the attorney. Colorful Attire Irs.

Gerald F. King, wife of the of Anniston, was In ppf tel blue wool with Hacienda rc-d hat and coat. Mrs. Oscar Johnson formerly of Hollywood, now living at Whitehall, Palm Beach, one of the hotels her husband now manages, was In pale yellow beige with, brown accessories and a mink coat. Beckoning Light Spiritualist Church Sunday Church Srrrlce, 7:80 P.

M. Woman-i CInb Bldf. Circle Friday. P. M.

Consultations hy Appointment Th. B5S-J 200 N. K. 4th St. BEV.

JEWEL WILLIAMS LICENSED MEDIUM AT EASE Aflrt)RW3iclA5 0tfl3 not THtmt CITY, TRACK OFFICIALS, WIVES Amour prominent Holly-woodites arriving early for the buffet lunch preceding opening race day were, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willis and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr.

Willis is Hollywood Chamber of Commerce president and a member of the Municipal Orange Brook Golf Course Commission. Mr. Mack is secretary-treasurer of Gulf Stream Park. Mrs. Mack wore fuchsia suit and silver fox coat, her tiny chartreuse hat covered with fuchsia flowers.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Duane Lyon. New Yorkers so widely entertained during their stay with Mrs.

Claude J. Culmer on North Lauderdale Beach, attended the races with Stunning Handbags A huge selection of the newest bags of every type and size pouches, envelopes, handle bags. MfcX'S TROPICAL APPAREL 703 E. Las Olas Fhone 28 Opp. Champ Carr Hotel al $2.95 lo $75.00 'any seasons since we've had such lovely gift jewelry and in such a wide selection! You can solve many gift problems here! 81.00 to S22JS0 New Gift Compacts XVC'.

sen maga 4 LEISURE WEAR 4.95 Fine soft leathers, genuine cords', plastics, lizard, alligator. Broward County's largest bag stock. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mack OUT FOR BIG DAY Mrs.

Merrill Nevin, in the C. H. Landefeld's box, was In French blue suit with brown accessories. Mrs. Landefeld had on a deep purple suit with chartreuse blouse and a square crowned tuxedo type hat of purple felt.

FINE WATCH REPAIRING ONE WEEK SERVICE M. A. Sensenbrenner 604 E. IAS OLAS BLVD. On Door East of Federal Hwy.

3 I OPEN aat. Ww. rm 'i Mr. and Mrs. Willis, HOLLYWOOD TURNS One lucky Hollywood slxsome brought in seven out of eight winners.

In the party was Mrs. Raymond E. Carlson In striped suit combining gray yellow and white, wearing a white off the face cha-peau with gray grosgrain trim and white topcoat; Mrs. Victor N. Fleming formerly of Lauderdale Beach, now living In Miami, In luscious American Beauty ensemble with brown alligator purse and shoes, her headpiece a shirred brown, crownless band across the back of the head; Mrs.

Paul Moore, In trellis green suit, yellow bag and matching hat with high peaked crown. Brown Accents Costumes Mrs. Allen D. Henry's brown suit had matching hat and accessories worn with a rose topcoat. Mrs.

James Gallagher, whose husband Is one of the prominent dog track officials, was in French blue suit and brown hat. Mrs. Elbert McLaury wore a ciel blue dress under a mink coat. Ella Jo Stollberg, Hollywood attorney was in fall costume with big black hat and short fur coat. 'v LEGION JUNIORS PLAN YULE DANCE The Junior American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs.

F. Bolin, 645 NW Second Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. with the Sons of the Legion. Plans will be made for the Christmas dance scheduled for Dec.

15 in the IOOF Hall. USE COLD PREPARATIONS I.IQriD, T.IBTETS, SAI.VE. XOSK IIROP8. CAITIOX, trSE 0XY AS DIRECTED. Monogrnmmed Personal Stationery' Playing Cards Parry Napkins Book Matches (One Day Serrico) HALSEY GRIFFITH 218 E.

LAS OLAS PHONE 132 LAS OLAS 666 I 1 Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cash returned Thursday from a three weeks' visit with their daughter, Margaret, student at the University of Kentucky, in Lexing ton.

During the visit they attended two football games, the University of Wisconsin Ken tucky game and the University of Tennessee Kentucky game, which was the latter's homecoming. Miss Cash, who is drum major with the university band, conducted the maneuvers presented by the band between halves. Miss Cash, a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority, entertained her parents for Thanksgiving dinner at the sorority house. She will be home Dec. 24 for Christmas vacation.

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