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PAGE SEVEN A TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1938 THE MIAMI DAILY NEWS BISCAYNE BAY YACHT CLUB WILL BEGIN WINTER PROGRAM THURSDAY GIRL ENGINEER TALKS New Members and Dr. Quarles, who is a branch councilor, are attending the convention here. Kitty O'Brien Finds Field Miss O'Brien will leave Miami on Thursday to return to her studies. Are Accepted By D. A.

R. Opportunity For Women" Electrical engineering is scarcely considered a feminine Six new members were intro duced at the meeting of Everglades chapter, D. A. in Old Fort profession, but according to Miss Kitty Wingfield O'Brien, only student tf engineering at the University of Virginia, it is a field presenting varied opportunities for women. uauas yesterday.

Mrs. Paul Taylor, regent, presided, and reported on the State board meetine- in Fort Pierce. New members are Tr. PV Snyders, Lawrences, Mathesons To Receive THE Biscayne Bay Yacht club will officially begin its winter program with a cocktail party from 5 to 7 p. m.

Thursday, it was announced today by Roy Page, chairman of the entertainment committee. The party will be one of a series, schedule for which will be announced later. New officers will be elected at a meeting on Tuesday and they will take charge of club affairs on New Year's day. Receiving at Thursday's event will be Commodore and Mrs. W.

Overton Snyder, Vice Commodore and Mrs. W. A. Lawrence. Rear Commodore and Mrs.

Hugh M. Matheson, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Page. Artist Groups To Attend Federation Of Art Exhibit A group of Miami artists will attend the formal reception and preview Thursday night of the 12th annual exhibition of the Florida Federation of Art which will be held at Palm Beach for four days beginning Friday, with the Society of the Four Arts and the Palm Beach Art league as Caswell, Mrs. D.

M. Keith, Miss Mildred Melson, Mrs. E. H. Rhodes, Miss Alice Guvton and Mrs.

J. E. 4 I i (v i xi Daniel. member of the Trigon engineering society and secretary of the Virginia branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineering. She says there has been but one other girl student of engineering at the University of Virginia.

This student majored in chemical engineering and after two years at school marired one of the instructors. Dr. Lawrence Quarles. She Judere H. F.

Atkinson wis snMk. er. introduced bv Mrs. Charles R. DR.

A. F. FRIEDMAN 153 E. Flagler St. Practice devoted to the scientific examination of the eyes and fitting ot proper glasses.

Reasonably priced optical service. Gorton, chairman of Americanism Mrs. W. Peters, music chairman, presented Mrs. A.

W. Williamson, soloist, who was accompanied by Mrs. Irene Archer. Social hour followed, with Mrs Lawrence K. Cone, Mrs.

Leonard Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Greenleaf and Mrs. Carl Holmer as hostesses. 1 ixxioa uoiidi, a Dcuivi cm-university, Is from Charlottesville and is the daughter of Mrs. Edwin K.

O'Brien. She is in Miami attending the Southern' district convention of the American Institute of Electrical Engineering and the joint meeting of student branches which is being sponsored by the University of Florida. Miss O'Brien is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Schwartzmann, 1416 Garcia Coral Gables. At this convention, which is being held at the Biltmore hotel, six student papers were read last night. These were selected as outstanding from papers submitted by all schools in this district and Miss O'Brien's "Fluorescence, the Light of the Future," was awarded second prize. First prize winner was J.

Huff, of the University of Tennessee, and his paper was "Calibrating Frequency Meters." Asked how she chose this career, the vivacious girl said her father was an engineer and she had always wished she were a boy so she could follow his profession. When attending Sweet Briar college she still longed to follow this interest, and one of her professors persuaded her to further her talents and Nuptial Rite 'host clubs. Howard Hilton of Jacksonville, Is Announced MP a The marriage of Miss MnTin president of the Federation, is spending a few days in Miami before the opening of the exhibit, which he says will be one of the finest ever held in the state, over 200 professional artists exhibiting. Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. Jacobs of Miami Beach, and Sigmund Haber. took place at AnNell hotel on Nov. 22 with Rnhh! tWAte.ftiiiiirirf Colman A. Zwitman ot TemDle Reilly photo Mr.

and Mrs. Jean Jacques Pfister Israel Derforminflr the Mnmnnv. im ss' -i- i MT if Give A GRUEN The parents of the bride celebrated their weddine: anniversarv nn Tnu entertained at their studio in Coral Gables Sunday in honor of Mr. Hilton and Miami artists who will be represented at Palm Beach. Watch This Christmas! 22.

A wedding dinner followed. CANADIAN MINISTER VACATIONS The Hon. and Mrs. J. A.

Michaud of Ottawa, have arrived for a vacation at Miami Beach and are staying at Pancoast hotel. Mr. Michaud is minister of the fishery bureau to the government of Canada. They will make trips to Key West and Havana during their stay. Two Miami groups, the Blue Dome fellowship and the Miami Christmas Dance Committee Named Art league, are members of the GRUEN Watches As Advertised in This Issue of ESQUIRE, And AMERICAN federation and will be represented interests along this line.

Miss O'Brien attired in a sports Ralph Humes of Coconut Grove, Committees -for the annual Personally Speaking prominent sculptor, is a Christmas dance to be given by the member of the jury of award Lieut. Commander Lewis P. Cle- fieiades club on Dec. 27 at the Coral Gables Country club, were appointed last week by Miss Ruth phane of Miami Beach, president of the Blue Dome fellowship, is Miss Martha Rose Sanders, daughter of Mrs. Delia K.

Sanders Hutchisson, general chairman, at a a member of the board of directors meeting in the home of Miss Shir and legislative chairman. of 1344 N. W. Sixth has re turned after spending Thanksgiv The 11th annual convention of Nationally Advertised Watches Sold At Their Cash Prices On Convenient Terms No Interest or Carrying Charges the art federation will be held dur ing holidays at Southern college ley Quartours. They are Miss Martha Bostwick and Miss Betty Branam, invitations; Miss Eleanore Hodges and Miss Miriam English, ing the exhibition, opening Friday morning, when prizes will be an in Lakeland.

flowers; Miss Roberta Van Brunt nounced and talks given by the jurors. Other speakers will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Burns dress of rose beige, her dark brown hair done up in the latest style coiffeur, reflected enthusiasm and her brown eyes sparkled as she sponge of her work.

She admitted that she as yet does not know how she will follow her profession, but follow it she will. Her interest is principally in the field of lighting and she feels that a woman, combining technical skill and natural intuition, is in a better position to design lights and household appliances than men. Miss O'Brien said her main occupation, besides her studies, is reading, but as she talked it was evident that she is a person of varied interests. She is a member of the Chi Omega sorority and president of the chapter at Virginia; president of the Woman's Student association at the university; honorary Miss Kirkland, Joseph Taylor Are Newlyweds The marriage of Miss Bernice Kirkland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

L. Kirkland, and Joseph S. Taylor took place last week in Allapattah Baptist church, with Dr. R. C.

Pittard performing the ceremony. A sister of the bride. Miss Margaret Kirkland, played a nuptial program and Mr. and Mrs. Joe F.

Frink were soloists. Attendants were Miss Virginia Crocker, maid of honor; Miss Re-, becca Crocker, bridesmaid, and Marilyn Barteaux, flower girl. The bride wore a gown of slipper satin, made princess style. Her tulle veil fell from a halo of orange blossoms and she carried aft arm bouquet of white roses. A string of pearls was a gift of the bridegroom.

The maid of honor wore coral taffeta and carried yellow roses, and the bridesmaid was in blue taffeta with Talisman roses. The flower girl wore green taffeta and carried pink roses. A reception followed at the home. The couple will reside at 1029 N. W.

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WALGREEN DRUG STORES and Miss Vermeil Cowart, orches of Lebanon, who were mar Rudolph Weaver of the University or Florida, and Mr. Hilton. Be ried there on Thanksgiving day, sides the business session and elab are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D.

B. orate program of entertainment is planned which will include lunch tra, and Miss Muriel Cheetham and the Misses Marcia and Anita Raw-ley, decorations. Ponce De Leon To Meet Thursday Ponce de Leon A. will hold its reeular meeting at. 3 Sutton of 1633 N.

W. Eighth ter race. eons, banquets and visits to many nomes in Keach. The convention will close with a banquet Saturday night at the Brazilian Dr. and Mrs.

Daniel L. Marsh of Boston will arrive at the Pancoast hotel tomorrow where they will be Ladies' GRUEN "Barbara" Beautiful round model, yellow gold filled case with link band to match. Court hotel. Miss Jane Lynch, of New York, is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Lynch, jr. at the Columbus hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest P. Jantzen, of Jamaica, Long Island, N. who have been enjoying a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Lynne L. Leve-good of 65 Palmetto drive, Miami Springs, have returned to their home in the North. This was their first visit to Miami since 1922. Judge and Mrs. Henry M.

Butzel of Detroit are on a vacation at the Patrician hotel. Judge Butzel is a justice of the supreme court of Michigan. Fortune Gallo and Thomas Co-cheo of New York are at the McAllister hotel. Mark Bryon, jr. of New York is visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Mark Bryon III, at Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Marsh, who recently married in Jacksonville, are in Miami on their wedding trip and are guests at the Alcazar hotel. Mrs. Robert Ludwlg will leave Saturday for Atlanta to be an attendant in the wedding of Miss Eloise Gresham and Stuart Witham III. Thursdav at the school.

Questions guests for several weeks. Dr, concerning A. can be placed $2475 $1.00 A Week Mrs. H. C.

Chapman and William Knoop were winners in the contract bridge party held last week at the Dallas Park hotel for house guests. Marsh is president of Boston university. The couple was married in trie question box and answers will be given at the next meeting. Executive board will meet at 1:30 tx m. Thursdav.

At the regular meeting Mrs. A. recently. Legion Auxiliary To Elect Officers. SUPREME BEAUTY SHOP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE WEDNESDAY, NOV.

SO Miami Beach Woman's club sponsoring luncheon in clubhouse, 12:30 p. m. Garden forum in clubhouse, 10 a. m. Mrs.

S. B. Rohrer, chairman. j. Harvey class will present a Croquignol I PA End Curia Jfc3U Croquignola Permanent AO piay on iiooa control.

Rufer-Clements Wars AlOO 'up The Army and Navy union, Garrison 288, and its auxiliary will meet at the American Legion home, Harvey Seeds post, at 7 p. m. SS.00 oa fr- Wedding Announced Coco Plum Woman's club meet Ladies' GRUEN "Carole Rex" Smart 15 JEWEL yellow gold filled case with link band to match. manant AQ Wen iOO Appoint mrnts InmcnMrt Thursday. Ladies' auxiliary will have its annual election of officers The marriage of Miss Gladys ing in clubhouse, 3 p.

m. Mrs. Harold Dorn will speak on "Health and Foods." HAIR TINTINB IM IUACHWB IT EXPERTS Rufer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SHAMPOO AND S3375 SI.

00 A Week 500 FINGER WAVt. Dade county council A. ex William Rufer of 2354 S. W. 16th terrace, and Herman Clements, son 7 EAST FLAGLER ST.

and yearly reports of officers. Following the meeting, the garri son will be guests of the Alia-pattah Garrison 293 at a smoker. of Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Clements of t'PSTAIKS OVER GRAN 1 'h MOKE OPPOSITE BIRDINE'S on Flagler tt. 1474 S. W. First is being an nounced today by the parents.

The ceremony took place in Fort Lauderdale on Sunday and the Ladies' GRUEN "Duchess'' couple will live here. Properties IKCORPOH Jl TED. Mrs. Joel Hurt Beautiful "Curved to fit the wrist" yellow gold filled case, 17 JEWEL MOVEMENT. To Give Luncheon ecutive board meeting in headquarters, 10 a.

m. to noon. Allapattah Woodmen circle meeting noon at home of Mrs. H. J.

Clark, 1818 N. W. 47th terrace. Covered dish luncheon. Duplicate contract at Dallas Park hotel, 8:15 p.

m. South Beach Parent-Teacher association benefit bridge at Shore-ham hotel, for reservations call Rinalden Saunders, 5-1475, 8 p. m. South Florida Garden club meeting with Mrs. J.

B. Moos, 4411 Pine Tree drive. 10 a. m. Opti-Mrs.

club meeting at Seven Seas restaurant, 12:30 p. m. Martha Washington council. Daughters of America, giving benefit bridge and bunco party at home of Mrs. Margaret Robbins, 1728 N.

W. 17th ave, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Joel Hurt, will be at an informal luncheon on Fri $4975 $1.50 A Week day at her home, 1525 W.

27th Sunset Island two. Decorations will consist of garden flowers. Four couples have been invited. IT COSTS LESS to BUILD Beach Meet km onaGOODLOT At a joint meeting of the four Miami Beach yesterday in the high school auditorium, a resolution of protest against an increase in the price of milk was passed. Annual election of officers of the Chaplains club will be held at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. H. Morrow, 560 N.

W. Gent's GRUEN "Pilot" Popular shaped yellow gold filled case, 17 JEWEL MOVEMENT, leather strap wrist band. First st. $2975 $1.00 A Week The actual construction cost of a particular house in Metropolitan Miami is the same in any neighborhood. But your homesite and its location make a tremendous difference in the terms you can get to finance home-ownership, the year-to-year cost of owning and maintaining your home, and its actual cash value.

These factors are just as much a part of home-building cost as the architect's fee, the labor and the materials. Consider them carefully before you choose a homesite. It is a fact that home builders in Miami Shores Village enjoy "top rating" in financing their homes, can usually get the maximum loan, and thus need less cash to begin construction. When you buy your homesite from Eessemer Properties, pa no Mrs. Lynette Hodges and Miss Eunice Brown were top winners, with Mr.

and Mrs. William M. bonus on your F. H. A.

loan A substantial cash saving, on the cost of your home. Sensible restrictions and civic planning that hav made Miami Shores Village one of the most beautiful home communities in the country, assure the resale value of the home you build there. Taxes arm low, thanks to independent Village government by home-owner-busiressmen. Here is the place to build and live. See Eessemer Properties before you choose your homesite.

Creagh second, at a duplicate bridge game given by Mrs. Victor Smith last week at the Dallas Park hotel. A duplicate game will be held tomorrow at the hotel. Mrs. J.

Ira Gore and Mrs. Ralph Engle tied for first prize in the poetry contest for November conducted by the Miami branch, National League of American Pen Women. Gent's GRUEN "Merrill" Attractite 17 JEWEL yellow gold filled case with link band to match. S3750 $1.00 A Week EASTERN AIR LINES ADDS SEVEN CRAFT INVESTIGATE the HOME ADVANTAGES OF Miami Shores Village A separate municipality. Metropolitan Miami's most attractive and convenient residential community Only a few minutes from downtown via Biscayne Boulevard, from Miami 5v 9 SM6et ausewaY- you're explormg -The Village." dnve out the boulevard to the New Miami Shores Golf and Country Club, soon ready Add the tost of equipment that's standard on Buick to what you're asked for a Gent's GRUEN "Duke" Beautiful 17 JEWEL, yellow 152 new homes have been biult in Miami Shores Village during the past two years.

low-priced car and filled case, "Curved to fit wrist." Leather strap wrist ATLANTA, Nov. 29. (UP) Eastern Air Lines directors today had voted to add seven new 21-passenger planes to the company's present equipment. In a meeting here, the directors voted to place the new planes into operation next week between Chicago and Miami. A Christmas bonus of $40,000 to be distributed among employes making monthly salaries of less than $300 also was approved.

Two new vice presidents were named Paul H. Brittain of New York, in charge of traffic, and S. L. Shannon of Miami, in charge of all operations. you'll find you can afford a better automobile right now! vr-fvx band i 1 S5000 50 A Week if SEE YOUR NEAREST ui BUICK DEALER NOWI ruK i The original developers of Miami Shores Village have listed the outstanding realty values in this charming community.

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