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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1939 PAGE FOUK THE MIAMI DAILY NEWS Pen Women's First Event To Be At Biltmore Friday Roneys Give Trees And Piano Go-By; Their Home Built Around Elephants By MARTHA LCMMTS Society Editor) You've heard of houses built around trees and pianos, with architectural details arranged to accommodate "concert grands" or a patio placed in just the right position to save some favorite tree from destruction. But did you ever hear of a house constructed around elephants? I'll bet you never did, and yet this very thing happened when Mr. and Mrs. N. B.

T. Roney built their beautiful home at 5640 Collins Miami Beach. Now these elephants are very ft I ft 'm 4 1 ft s- I1' Inaugurating the social activities of the Miami branch, National League of American Pen Women, which event is always looked forward to by members and guests of the Pen Women, is the first breakfast of the year Friday at the Miami Biltmore Country club at 12:30 p. m. New- Members To Be Greeted Li 4 'C1 1 extra special ones and not the ordinary, every-day kind of animal FOR FUTURE REFERENCE SUNDAY, NOV.

15 SOCIAL CHI OMEGA sorority giving tea Mrs. Charles J. Dougherty, president, will preside and will introduce the chairman of the day, Mrs. Robert G. Lindsay.

The general subject will be "Drama and the Radio." Mrs. Lindsay will present the speakers, Norman MacKay, "Behind the Scene in Roy Elkins of the Federal Theater project; Eunice Tietjens, poet and author; Cloyd Head, president of the Cloyd Head players. Mrs. Clifton Doll Benson, social courtesy chairman, will greet guests at the door, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Engle, Mrs.

D. H. Redfearn, Mrs. P. Clephane, Mrs.

Charles L. Sykes and Mrs. John Hone. at sorority house, 2601 Granada Coral Gables, 3 to 5 p. m.ij DR.

AND MRS. Joseph M. De gram and covered-dish lunch eon. FINE ARTS GROUP, A. A.

U. W. meeting for discussion of poetry at home of Mrs. Herschel Auxier, Sunset Island 3, Miami Beach, 3:30 p. m.

CORAL GABLES JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB having regular meeting at the club 2:30 p.m. Y. W. C. A.

board of directors --v. Gaetani giving tea dance at Italian-American clubhouse, 3604 S. W. Eighth st, 3 p. m.

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the sorority house, 2515 DeSoto blvd. Coral Gables. All members are invited to welcome those initiated into the national group last month, including Mrs.

Lawson Cheatham, Mrs. Joe Blacker, Mrs. Ernest Duhaime, Mrs. Ellis Sloan, Mrs. Don Salisbury and Miss Daisy Wood.

Miss Dorothy Darrow of Fort Lauderdale will speak and book reviews will be given. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. ROACH entertaining in celebration of the 13th birthday of their daughter, Jean.

CLUB meeting, 10 a. GIRL A Y. M. Y. W.

C. A. World Fel RESERVE Inter-Club Council meeting and supper, 4 p. Cosmo Business Girls' Club supper, speaker, Mrs. Dale James, Y.

W. C. A. president, James Williams Speaks On War 1 speaking on "Our Race Prob Judge Beckham To Be Speaker lowship vesper service at First Presbyterian church of Miami, 4:30 p. m.

GESU. ST. THERESA, ST. MARY'S and GESU HIGH SCHOOL SODALITIES being entertained with tea dance by Miss Isabel Clark, 1176 S. W.

20th 3 to 7 p. m. The feature of the Wednesday meeting of the Coco Plum Woman's club was a most interesting talk by James Kytle Williams on "Twenty-one Years After." Mr. Williams related his own experiences in the World war. lem," 6:30 p.

m. ZETA TAU ALPHA sorority meeting with Miss Mary Lou Walker, 111 Salamanca ave, Coral Gables, 8 p.m. A. you see in circuses, ivo lnaeea they are of all kinds, some of which you could never see, even in your wildest dreams, and belong in a neatly compiled and carefully assorted collection, belonging to the Roneys daughter, Miss Betty Roney. Her interset started about 12 years ago when a friend gave her a chain bracelet, on which dangled three elephants.

Since then she has amassed such a quantity that finding a suitable place for them -became a serious problem which could be solved in no other way than by the construction of a special shelved room where they could stand comfortably in neat rows, on display to best advantage. As you walk into the room, which connects with Miss Roney's boudoir and serves as her dressing room, you are confronted with elephants of all varieties stuffed, spotted, checked and striped. There are elephants of ivory, pottery, ebony, wood, iron, rose quartz, china and goodness knows what else. Some are large, some small; some stand sedately on pedestals while others cavort and dance around on their hind legs. One amusing little plush creature vfnds up and dances while he waves the American flag with his trunk; another is balaaced precariously on two legs on an ivopy ball, a parasol held in his trunk aiding him in keeping his balance.

According to Miss Roney the value of the beast has no particular significance to her, so long as it is an elephant and she likes it. For this reason she has given no thought to this in their arrangement. A handsome imported Venetian blown glass elephant often finds himself neighbor to an iron bank mammoth. Elephants even cover the walls. ft.vv.! iitt ilfnUMi MM IIIIWIMWMiiMlllMH MM iJftHBIIIIIIili III IMIIIII i iTll'll II III i II MONDAY, NOV.

13 MRS. J. C. ANN IS, safety chair Miami Daily News photo. Mrs.

Braden H. Hayes, ae- ELEPHANT COLLECTION IS HOBBY OF BEACH GIRL MISS BETTY RONEY THURSDAY, NOV. 18 SOCIAL Judge Walter H. Beckham will speak on "The Community's Responsibility to the Child" at the regular monthly meeting of Miami Shores elementary school Parent-Teacher association at 2:30 p. m.

Tuesday in the school auditorium. This is the second in a series of talks to illustrate the school's theme for the year, "Growth Through Democratic Living." Mrs. H. Allen Mason, president, will preside. Mrs.

Paul John, carnival chairman, will give a detailed report of the preparations for the benefit carnival, which will take place on Nov. 21 at the school. After the meeting, refreshments will be served in the school patio directed by Mil Lloyd Bernheiraer, man, in headquarters, 10 a. m. to noon.

MIAMI SHORES executive board meeting in school, 1 p. m. CORAL WAY room mothers meeting in cafeteria, 10 a. m. ST.

PATRICK meeting in auditorium. Dr. Frederick Butler, speaker, 3 p. m. TUESDAY, NOV.

14 CLUB KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA sorority greeting new members at house, 2515 DeSoto blvd. Coral Gables, 8 p. m. MRS. L.

S. RENTZ entertaining at luncheon and crystal shower at her home in Coconut Grove i.wui)JBureu at iuc iuuw vj jiu, F. L. Templer, sang "Americans Come!" Mrs. W.

W. Young was the day's hostess. Mrs. J. J.

Miller, president, selected the following delegates to attend the sectional meeting in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday: Mrs. Oliver Sollitt. Mrs. Walter England and Mrs. G.

B. Magonigle. "The Dinner of All Nations," originally planned for Wednesday, was postponed until Nov. 22, although the club will meet at 3 p. m.

Wednesday. It will be served "cafeteria" style from till 8 p. and will be followed by bridge and games with no additional charge. Prizes will be awarded the winners. for Miss Lillian Baker.

MRS. CLYDE A. EPPERSON en tertaining at bridge and linen shower at her home, 2238 S. Miami ave, for Miss Lillian Baker, 8 p. m.

MRS. CHARLES TAYLOR enter taining at a bridge luncheon WOMAN'S auxiliary of St. Stephen's church covered-dish luncheon at parish house, Ingraham and linen shower for Miss Doris Page. CLUB the wallpaper pattern being of highway, 12:30 p. m.

ESTRELLITA club, Coral Gables Chinese chessmen in which ele phants predominate. The waste- O. E. covered-dish luncheon and bridge with Mrs. Anna paper basket has an elephant woven in it and on the dressing Greater Miami chapter of National Home for Jewish Children at Denver, will have its first card, bingo and Mah Jongg party of the season at 2326 S.

W. 21st ave, at 1 p. on Nov. 21. Randall, 3046 S.

W. 12th st. table stands an elephant perfume 12:30 p. m. CATHOLIC Daughters of Amer bottle and a crystal elephant of Steuben glass.

In the shower, which ica, court 262, meeting room 212, 140 N. E. First ave, 8 p. m. ST.

JOHN'S GUILD of Trinity adjoins the "elephant room, the gray tile walls have a ceramic drawing of an elephant, this hav Episcopal church luncheon with Mrs. Harry Tolton, 1831 W. 23rd ing been designed for Miss Roney at the time the house was con st. Sunset island drive, Miami structed. DUPLICATE TOURNAMENTS beginning at Dallas Park hotel, 8:15 p.

m. SMITH COLLEGE club second meeting of year at home of Mrs. Lewis Humphrey, 3990 El Prado, Coconut Grove, 3 p. m. KOYXN club meeting at home of Miss Patsy Wood, 2386 S.

W. 13th st, 7:30 p. m. MIAMI BEACH GARDEN club meeting at home of Miss Ruth Alexander, 5825 Collins ave, Miami Beach, 10 a. m.

KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR cir-' cle one covered dish luncheon with Mrs. J. B. McLean, 318 N. W.

25th court, at noon. BETH DAVID SISTERHOOD meeting in Beth David auditorium, 135 N. W. Third ave, 2 p. m.

SOUTH FLORIDA GARDEN club plant identification group meeting at office of Chapman Field, 2:30 p. m. MIAMI LIONS auxiliary meeting with Mrs. Jack Erneman, 1217 Marianna ave, at 12:30 p. m.

MIAMI BUSINESS and Professional Women's club Country Fair dance at Civic Center, 9 p. m. EVERGLADES chapter. D. A.

30th anniversary party at Fort Dallas, 3 p. m. MIAMI BEACH WOMAN'S club first luncheon of year, bridge following, 12:30 p. m. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT, Miami Junior Woman's club, first public speaking class with Mrs.

Sydney Weintraub, at Miami Woman's club, 10 a. m. DR. HORTON HELD giving lecture on comparative religion in auditorium of School of Fine Arts, 8 p. m.

AMERICAN HOMES DEPARTMENT, of Miami Junior Woman's club, meeting at home of Mrs. T. V. Moore, 3 p. m.

"An Hour With Good Books," Beach, 12:30 p. m. PALM REBEKAH lodge 27 dis Among Miss Roney's most prized group is an orchestra which stands about an inch high. There are six pieces and a leader which came trict meeting at 215 N. W.

Fourth 8 p. m. RIVERSIDE GARDEN club meet from Vienna. Her smallest ele phant is an ivory creature, whose Peace Program Features Meet The Orchard Villa elementary Parent-Teacher association's observance of "American Education week" was featured at the meeting on Wednesday. A peace program conducted by Mrs.

Marie Clark of 7-B grade featured a flag drill and the singing of "God Bless America," Mrs. Evelyn Kluge, dietician, guest speaker, chose "Health, a Major Factor in Democracy," as her subject Thanksgiving welfare work was planned. The Christmas pageant program was discussed. The peace program was repeated Thursday in the auditorium for the visitors on "Know Your School" day. The parents present were invited to visit the classrooms, being greeted by room mothers.

Reservations for luncheon in the cafeteria were taken by Mrs. Bob Donaldson 128 S. W. 32nd ave, covered dish luncheon at noon. TEA HONORING officers of fifth district, Pythian Sisters, at home of Mrs.

B. A. Molnar, 3 to 5 p. m. MIAMI MUSIC club meeting in auditorium of Miami Woman's club, 10:30 a.

m. DAMES OF MALTA being entertained by Mrs. Martha Eric-son. 752 N. W.

34th ave, 1 p. m. WOMAN'S association of Coral Gables Congregational church meeting in lounge, 10:30 a. covered-dish luncheoa, 12:30 p. m.

A. NORTH BEACH ELEMENTARY ing with Mrs. Z. N. Wright, 2525 S.

W. First st, Mrs. Paul Snyder presenting program, 10 a. m. beautiful carving can only be seen through a microscope.

He was given to her by Mrs. Maxwell to noon. Dering and came all the way from NORTH MIAMI GARDEN club meeting with Mrs. Charles T. the Orient, being so tiny that he fits into a small bean.

CLUB HARVEY SEEDS American Legion auxiliary executive board meeting with Mrs. Anna Pollock. 1024 S. W. 19th at, 8 p.

m. FORT DALLAS chapter 17, O. E. Armistice day program in Biscayne temple, at 8 p. m.

ETA PHI ETA installing officers at luncheon and bridge at Miami Biltmore Country club, 19th hole, 1 p. m. CORAL GABLES LIONS' auxiliary covered-dish luncheon with Mrs. Albert Lancaster, 239 Camilo ave. Coral Gables, 12:30 p.

m. HOLLEMAN PARK Garden club meeting with Mrs. Barbra Blindt, 2421 S. W. 12th st, Gaines Wilson speaking on "Tropical Landscaping," followed by tour of Woodlawn Nursery, 2 p.

-m. SIGMA KAPPA sorority dinner on Founder's day, at Yaeger'a roof, .8 p. m. HARVEY SEEDS American Legion auxiliary executive board meeting at home of Mrs. Anee Pope Pollock, 1024 S.

W. 19th ave, 8 p. m. CREDIT WOMEN'S club first "bosses" banquet, Yaeger's roof, 1p.m. BETH JACOB SISTERHOOD first benefit party at Evans hotel, 1:30 p.

m. DELTA ZETA alumnae chapter meeting with Mrs: J. B. Lemon, 897 W. 46th st, at 6:30 p.

m. WANETA COUNCIL, Degree of Pocahontas, regular meeting, degree team requested to attend, 3819 N. Miami 8 p. m. MIAMI WOMAN'S club shorthand class, 10 a.

luncheon, noon; Spanish class, 1 p. club chorus. 2 p. m. ALL-STATES card club bridge party at Civic Center, visitors welcome, 2:15 p.

m. KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR Councillors meeting with Mrs. Frank Schreiber, 845 N. W. 17th court, Mrs.

M. Farr, guest speaker, 3 p. m. GREATER MIAMI chapter of Hadassah meeting at Alcazar hotel, 2 p. m.

FREE CONVERSATIONAL Spanish class at Dallas Park hotel sponsored by La Sociedad Espanola, 7:30 p. m. EVERGLADES chapter, D. A. board meeting at Fort Dallas, 2 p.

m. ETA PHI ETA sorority annual luncheon and installation of officers at Miami Biltmore Country club, 1 p. m. GLEANERS CLASS of the Central Baptist church regular monthly party at home of Mrs. Henry Dunn.

533 Alhambra circle. Coral Gables. 7:45 p. m. MIAMI SPRINGS WOMAN'S club having meeting at the clubhouse.

201 Broadway. 2:30 p. m. LADIES' GERMAN CLUB meeting at German hall, 420 S. W.

Eighth ave- 2 p. m. AUXILIARY TO THE DADE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION meeting at Palm-hurst, home of Mrs. H. A.

Leavitt on Red road for pro Her latest addition is an ivory book mark, a souvenir of High lands, N. C. A China elephant on C. A. employment committee, Mrs.

Wm. E. Tschumy, chairman, 3:30 p. speaker, Mary Helm Clarke on "New Books," 6 p. Y-Singers, Mrs.

Dorothy Mayer, director, 7:30 p. Y. W. C. A.

publicity committee, Mrs. J. W. Corrington, chairman. 7:30 p.

m. G. A. Y. P.

club meeting with Mrs. Ethel Vandercar. 2736 S. W. 22nd terrace, 10:30 a.

m. A. MRS. E. J.

BARKER, founders' day chairman, in headquarters, 10 a. m. to noon. MERRICK DEMONSTRATION room mothers meeting, 2 p. regular meeting, 3:15 p.

m. MIAMI SHORES elementary meeting in auditorium, 2:30 p. m. SILVER BLUFF meeting in auditorium, 2:30 p. m.

SOUTH BEACH Father's night meeting, Mrs. G. O. Donahoo presenting program, at 8 p. m.

CORAL WAY executive board meeting at school, 10 a. m. CORAL GABLES elementary meeting honoring fathers, 8 p.m. COCONUT GROVE meeting and annual father's night session, 8 p. m.

SOUTH MIAMI meeting at school, 2:45 p. m. ST. THERESA'S executive board meeting at school, 1 p. m.

ANDREW JACKSON senior high meeting in auditorium, 3:15 p. m. MIAMI BEACH junior-senior meeting in library. 3:30 p. m.

SHENANDOAH JUNIOR HIGH meeting in auditorium of school, this meeting to honor the fathers, 8 p. m. SHADOWLAWN executive committee meeting at school, 9 a. m. ALL CAFETERIA managers and chairmen, presidents and student aid chairmen, free milk conference in the auditorium of Central school, 4 p.

m. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15 SOCIAL MRS. F. J.

ROUTON entertaining at a bridge and novelty shower at her home, 501 N. E. 62nd st, for Miss Laurita Pearson, 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. MARRIAGE of Mrs.

Stewart Hill Jones and Alfred I. Barton of Miami, taking place at Park Lane apartments. New York. MISS MARY KIMBALL having fiesta shower at her home for Miss Doris Page. CLUB HIBISCUS GROVE 325.

Woodmen's circle, meeting at 2800 Bird road, class in initiation, 8 p. m. OMNIA club. Dames of Malta, business meeting at home of president, Mrs. Harry Lock-ward, 156 Poinciana blvd, 8 p.

m. MIAMI alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta buffet supper at home of Mrs. Ruth N. Natelson, 3724 Pine Tree drive. 7:30 p.

m. skis is another interesting one. He came from Stockholm and the SCHOOL second grade, having group of Venetian blown glass elephants in different colors is beau pet show. MRS. ISAAC LEVIN, National Parent-Teacher magazine chairman, in headquarters, 10 a.

m. tiful. When Miss Roney visited Oslo she found a group of small glass elephants with green legs, blue bodies and red ears. These and the Venetian elephants had to be safely packed in sawdust and carried practically all over Europe before they could be un MIAMI WOMAN'S club music appreciation talk by Edward Clarke, 10:30 a. m.

WESTWAY SOCIAL club of W. B. A. covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Thomas O'Malley, 3226 N.

W. 22nd ave, at noon. MIAMI POLICEMEN'S WIVES' club all-day quilting party at Benevolent hall, beginning at 9 a. m. FREE CONVERSATIONAL Spanish class at Dallas Park hotel, sponsored by La Sociedad Espanola, 7:30 p.

m. CHAPTER P. E. meeting with Mrs. C.

B. Kennedy, 1827 N. W. Flagler terrace, 10 a. m.

GERMAN -AMERICAN Women's club meeting at Biscayne temple, Mrs. Anna Held, hostess, 2 p. m. MAGIC CITY circle. Order of Amaranth, meeting with Mrs Grace Hahn, 144 N.

E. 27th st, 1:30 p. m. SEMINOLE SISTERHOOD, Dames of Malta, birthday anniversary party at Biscayne temple, 8 p. m.

PROGRESSIVE contract at Cor-tez hotel, 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. LADIES' AUXILIARY of Railway Express Agency, monthly meeting at home of Mrs. J. W.

Lumpkin, 737 N. W. Third st, 2:30 p. m. A.

MRS. F. WILSON, historian. In headquarters. 10 a.

m. to noon. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION association of Dade county teachers meeting at Coral Gables elementary, 3:30 p. m. CITRUS GROVE annual carnival, beginning with cafeteria supper at 6 p.

m. ADD THURS CAL P- A ST. PATRICK'S entertaining at a turkey supper at the cafeteria, 6 p. m. FRIDAY, NOV.

17 SOCIAL MRS. FRANK SMATHERS, JR, entertaining informally at luncheon for Mrs. Harrison S. Phelps. CLUB DELTA DELTA DELTA Founder's day luncheon at home of Mrs.

Howard Allen, 3887 Douglas road. Coconut Grove, covered dish, 12:30 p. m. BUSY HOUR club all-day meeting with Mrs. W.

A. Brooks, to noon. KINLOCK PACK presenting "the District School" at the school. Afternoon performance, 3:15 p. night performance, 8 p.

m. SATURDAY, NOV.18 CLUB packed and placed in her collec tion. An ebony elephant given ber Mrs. H. T.

Kirkpatrick review by the late Carl G. Fisher is another prize, as is the rose quartz one that Mrs. Sayre Wheeler brought back from Gibraltar. Another funny animal is one of soap- Simpson, 10 a. afternoon session, 1:30 to 2:30 p.

m. SOUTHEAST FLORIDA Pharmaceutical association meeting at 406 W. Second ave. Dr. Adele Hampton, speaker, 11 p.

m. LIBRARIANS of schools and public libraries in Dade county attending dinner given by Mrs. Bess H. Walker at Everglades hotel, 8 p. m.

MIAMI WOMAN'S club education day program followed by reception, 2:30 p. m. RADIANCE club covered-dish luncheon, business meeting, bridge and bunco, 120 N. W. 15th ave, 11 a.

m. SUNSHINE circle, Biscayne Bay chapter 75, O. E. meeting with Mrs. Emily Wagner, 2377 S.

W. 24th terrace, covered-dish luncheon. 11:30 a. m. LITTLE RIVER circle, O.

E. meeting ail day at home of Mrs. Earl Rader. 8701 N. E.

10th ave, covered-dish luncheon at noon. FIFTH DISTRICT Pythian Sisters' convention at 3819 N. Miami 2 p. m. and 8 p.m.

TOWN AND GOWN executive board meeting at University of Miami. 10:30 a. m. LADY STUART lodge 210, Daughters of Scotia, meeting at Biscayne temple. 120 N.

W. 15th 7:30 p. m. PROGRESSIVE contract at Cor-tez hotel. 8:15 p.

m. REPUBLICAN WOMEN'S CLUB luncheon at Yaeger's roof, top floor of Professional building, with Hon. Thomas E. Swanson guest speaker. 12:15 p.

m. Citrus Grove Girl Reserve Recognition service, 3:30 p. Y. W. atone which Miss Roney found in ing "Lords of the Press" by George Seldes, 10:30 a.

Y. W. C. A. tea hour, 4 p.

m. SILVER PALM CAMP, 8105, Royal Neighbors of America, meeting at Odd Fellows hall, 215 N. W. Fourth st, 8 p. m.

A. DUPLICATE TOURNAMENT at Dallas Park hotel, 8:15 p. m. KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR club circle are entertaining husband of members, at home of Mrs. Marie Koster, 63 N.

E. 53rd st, 8 p. m. PROGRESSIVE contract at Cortez hotel, 8:15 p. m.

DADE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AUXILIARY sponsor Chinatown in New York. He has a monkey climbing on his back. Miss Roney says some elephant collectors insist that all their am mals face east, and there is a DADE COUNTY Council board superstition among others that Ada Merritt Has Open House Members of the Ada Merritt Junior high school A. attended an open house at the school Thursday as part of the celebration of American Education week. Meeting In the auditorium at 1:20 p.

the group and all students of the school witnessed a pageant entitled "Old Glory" depicting the history of the American flag. Following this peace presentation, the parents visited various classes. Mrs. Percy Long assisted by Mrs. J.

E. Ferguson, and her committee, served refreshments. The regular A. meeting followed with the president, Mrs. C.

B. Tutan, presiding. It was announced that' Mrs. Mary E. Leonardi won the room count with 25 parents present.

Music was furnished by the Girls' glee club and the school orchestra. E. O. Schweitzer sang a solo. Guest speaker was Mrs.

Edwin J. Barker, who spoke on "The Influence of Home Environment." The A. Year Book, prepared by Miss Johanna Skagseth, was distributed. meeting in headquarters. 10 a.

m. MRS. FRED AUFFORD, hospitality chairman and Mrs. Harold when an elephant's trunk is down it means bad luck. Miss Roney holds no faith in this, but does believe her elephants bring good ing old-fashioned farm supper at farm of Mrs.

Carl Dunaway Berney, second vice president, in luck and is never without them. She has an elephant calendar and near Dania. 3:30 to 8:30 p. m. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA entertaining Miami Panhellenc association at home of Mrs.

Charles W. Zaring, 3975 Little ave. Ye numerous elephant ash trays and cigaret lighters. One amusing fel low is designed of a material on Little Wood, Coconut Grove. Ex which matches can be struck.

There are handkerchiefs with headquarters 10 a. m. to noon. DR. NANCY MEEK HATN giving fourth in series of lectures at South Beach auditorium, public invited, 8 p.

m. MIAMI SENIOR high sponsoring bridge party at Coral Gables Woman's club, at 2 p. m. MIAMI EDISON senior high meeting in auditorium, 3 p. room mothers meeting in home economics building, 2 p.

m. ecutive board meeting, 2:30 p.m., business and tea, 3 p. m. Y. W.

C. A. membership and world fellowship committees, supper, 6 p. Y. W.

C. A. dance night for business girls and their friends, 8 p. m. elephants in the corners and elephant purses.

A silver bracelet on which are 13 elephants is a gift to her from last year's Junior League provisionals and she treasures this most highly. She has several rings, one made from a watch fob. a marquisette pin from Rio, and numerous pieces of costume jewelry that are elephants. THESE ARE SOME OFFICIALS OF DADE COUNTY COUNCIL A. "Bosses'" Banquet In fact, never is Miss Roney with out an elephant of some kind, so strongly does she believe they are responsible for her good luck.

wm oe lomorrow The Credit Women's club of Miami will give its first "bosses" banquet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Yaeger's roof. Judge Raleigh Petteway will be guest speaker. Each member of the club will escort her employer to the affair.

Mrs. Glen T. Whaler, president, has been elected president of the Florida Association of Credit Women's clubs. Informal Luncheon Honors Mrs. Phelps Mrs.

Frank Smathers. will entertain informally at lunch on Friday at her home. 550 West 50th st, Miami Beach, for Mrs. Harrison S. Phelps.

Mrs. Phelps will leave the latter part of the month for Detroit to spend several weeks. Guests will include a group of the honor guest's intimate friends. DR. PEARSON MRS.

LITTLE MRS. MARTIN-VEGUE GOEHRING MRS. WILLIAMSON MRS. MISS Mac VICAR MRS. SCOTT Among officers of Dade County Council Parent-Teacher association are those pictured here.

Dr. I. T. Pearson is character education chairman; Mrs. Sameul Goehring, by-laws: Mrs.

Mark Williamson, human education; Mrs. Pierre F. Little, library service; Mrs. Charles Martin-Vegue, recreation; Photo of Mrs. Beckham, Robourne; Doto of lin Cook by Mow, all others by Pontalba Miss Alice Mac Vicar, member-at-large; Mrs.

J. Worth Hayes, publications; Mrs. W. R. Cromer, student aid; Mrs.

George F. Scott, headquarters. 12th Anniversary Luncheon Is Given Mrs. Harry Ahlman of 2152 Alton road, Miami Beach, entertained with a luncheon and theater party Saturday in honor of her daughter, Julia Beth Ahlman. celebrating her 12th birthday anniversary.

Guests included Margaret Fee-han, Mary Jane Mills. Georgia Ann Logan. Joyce Whelan. Sydney Cross, Marie Hoover, Vivian Becker. Martha Pancoast.

Judy Courtney, Louise Shonter, Gloria Wilhelm. Beverly Leek of West Palm Beach, Miriam Acken-brack. Eleanor Frey and Kath-erine Jergurson. Delphian Charter Signed At Luncheon, The charter of the Coral Gables chapter of Delphian society was signed at a luncheon on Tuesday at the Country club of Goral Gables. Mrs.

Frederick Mizer and Mrs. Archibald Morrison spoke of the origin of Delphian society and explained their symbol, the triangle. The Delphian colors of black and gold were used in table decorations. Mrs. Charles Fuchs and Mrs.

Abe Rosen were in charge of the luncheon. is f. 1 Cs raJLc. JD J. Vs' Lir UWljXUL mwit kaisk 'mini f.

auwj fry i -xc vS MRS. BECKHAM MRS. LAXG MRS. MARQUETTE MRS. SANSONE MRS.

WOOD MRS. BARKER MRS. WILSON MRS. COOK MRS. COX SALON DE BEAUTl Mr CaMtiiavl 7I0S Biscayne Blvd.

PHbm 7-3054 tutors MJcfm fatl Mrs. Walter E. Cook, Mrs. William Lang, health; Mrs. F.

D. Marquette, mother; Mrs. Joe O. Wood, outside publicity; Mrs. juvenile protection; Mrs.

A. A. Sansone. room Walter H. Beckham, membership chairman; Mrs.

Edwin Barker, Founder's day: Mrs. F. L. Wilson, memher-at-largf fine arts chairman; Mrs. W.

N. Cox, exceptional child..