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PAGE SEVEN MIAMI DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1936 Pine Woods Pair CITY CONSIDERS "IN MIAMI'S REALM SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Welcomes tSactu Its Baby Moses VISITS BEACH VISITS MIAMI BEACH Beach School Board Col. and Mrs. Lytle SEAPLANE BASE City Manager Ordered to Negotiate for 79th St. Causeway Site To Be Complimented ace Made Because Louis Charles V. Spradley Weds Miss Leonardi In Home Ceremony Loves Effie "More'n And Faculty Group Honored by A.j At Large Reception The committee on arrangements Officers and principals of the Miami Beach school board jrmedj i ITT a i of Capt.

John G. Macfarlan, Lieut Raymond St. J. Sprague and Lieut Henry Taylor announced that ar (the receiving committee at a recep The marriage of Miss Florence, Leonardi and Charles V. Spradley; took place this afternoon at the: home of the bride's parents.

Mr.i and Mrs. John Leonardi. in Coco-i nut Grove. rangements have been completed tion last night, sponsored by thej honoring new teachers land new officers, at the Rod and; jReel club. I Presiding at the urns were Mrs for the National guard reception iin honor of Lieut.

Col. Robert S. I Lytle and Mrs. Lytle, on Friday The Rev. James P.

Rodgers, pas-, tor of the West Palm Beach Bap-; evening, at the Everglades hotel. ti.st church and a fraternity broth- Sidney H. Ellison and Mrs. James; The National Guard band will entertain guests with a musical tery Utrn T. Wilson.

Room color identifica- tion corsages were distributed cr of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of relatives and program of military airs directed by Caesar LaMonaca. among the mothers present, and games were played. In the receiving line will be City Manager L. L. Lee late yesterday was instructed to negotiate with the county commission for lease of a 78-acre tract of land adjoining the 79th st.

causeway on which the city proposes to build a seaplane base for private planes. The commission, in a "star chamber" session, took the action on a suggestion of R. V. Waters, president of the Greater Miami Airport association, that such a base would be essential for the large number of privately owned seaplanes coming here each year. Closing next month of the Viking airport on the Venetian causeway, it was pointed out, leaves no available space for these private planes, since facilities at the municipal airport are inadequate to care for them.

i Logan Turrentine and Micke' Major and Mrs. Lathan A. Collins, Capt. and Mrs. B.

B. Acree friends. An altar banked with palms was arranged in the drawing room. Tall standard baskets of white gladioli and tuberoses stood on cither side of the satin prideau, where the vows were exchanged. i and Col.

and Mrs. Lytle. iGerhardt. from the Mae Rose: studio, were presented in an orig-j inal tap dance, the musicale from; Anything in World" tty rnlted Press) PEARL. RIVER, La, Nov.

25. Effie and Louis Crawtford, happily-reconciled because Louis loves Effie "more'n anything in the world," brought Baby Moses back to the wilderness today where he was born two weeks ago "out behind the woodshed." The natives of the scrub pine forests called at the one-room Crawford cabin to inspect the baby that for a few days they had considered a gift from God brought out of the forest Effie by a large, kindly-dog, and reckoned that Moses was a "right smart youngn." For Effie, most of them had a kind word, although some ignored her. For the most part, the forest dwellers had decided to let bygones be bygones. Effie and Louis put on their best clothes yesterday and crossed Lake Pontchartrain to the New Orleans charity hospital where, since three days after his birth clandestine since Louis didn't so much as know Effie was expecting he had been under expert medical care. "We all's gonna name him Bert J.

Crawford," Effie said. "The Bert J. don't mean anything, but we don't want people calling him Moses." "It's our'n baby," Louis said, "and I don't care which one of Effie's stories was true whether the dog brought the baby or whether Effie had him out behind the woodshed." the Royal Palm club, and Ed Har jf ''f -f In t'i vey with a ukelele took part in the program. i Among those present were Miss, If 4 1 Ul I i I i Mabel Tucker. Miss Elizabeth Prior to the entrance of the bridal party, Mrs.

Alexander Orr, III. sang "1 Love You Truly" and "At Dawning." with Miss Kllouise King at the piano and Miss Travis Lee Harris playing a violin obbli- Moore. Miss Verna Knight, Miss' iRuth Rainbolt, Miss Helen Shep-i herd. Miss Leila Greene. Miss I WOMAN RECOVERING Wilma Cassell, Miss Ruth Carson, Mrs.

James Boykin, Miss Alice I Conrad. Miss Martha Wynne Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Van FROM POISON DOSE 'A if 1 C. Kussrow, Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest L. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Murray; Dixon, Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Wood-j ward, Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. A committee composed of Mrs. Raymond St. J.

Sprague, Mrs. John Klein, Mrs. John Macfarlan and Mrs. Augustus R. Lindsley will have charge of the refreshments.

Invitations have been sent to officers and members of the American Legion, Reserve Officers' association, Military Order of the World War and other prominent men and their wives. Although the affair is informal, all members of military organizations are requested to wear their dress uniforms. Lieut. Col. Lytle has an excellent record of 24 years service in the U.

S. army. He entered the army in D. in 1912, and served in various capacities in foreign and domestic service. He is a distinguished graduate of the army's command and general staff school at Fort Leavenworth, as well as the infantry and army tank school at Fort Benning, Ga.

Prior to his assignment as instructor of National guard troops he was an instructor in the army-tank school at Fort Benning, Ga. Colonel Lytle has purchased a home at 3506 Fairview st. and ex Miss King and Miss Harris; played the traditional wedding marches for the processional and recessional. I The bride, who was given in mar- rige by her father, wore a gown of white angel skin lace over white safin. The bodice was close fitting1 with an Elizabethan collar and buttoned from the neck to the tip of the skirt in the back.

The full; leg o' mutton sleeves were also or- namented with the crystal buttons. The skirt was flared to floor length. With the costume she wore1 Mr. and Mrs. William Mills, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Grover Morrow. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Bowes, Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Crockett, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gladys Ondre, 33, was recovering today in Jackson Memorial hospital suffering from poison taken last night in the city jail in what police described as a suicide attempt. The woman had been placed in jail a few hours earlier on a charge of drunkeness following her arrest at W. Flagler st.

and 18th ave. If McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney' Dale, Dr. and Mrs.

Allan Jones, i RUSSIAN NOBLEMAN NOW IS PLAIN "MR." at the CAPITOL DRESS CO. TAMPA, Nov. 25. J) A nobleman who fled to America Mrs. Nathalia Davis and Mr.

and Mrs. Wilson. Henry Clay Roome Auxiliary onors G. A. R.

at Dinner Mrs. Russell R. Clevenger and son, Horton, of New York city, are among the early season visitors at Miami Beach. With Mr. Clevenger they are at the Arlene apts.

Pilkington photograph. when the Bolshevist revolution over a hat fashioned of the same material as her gown and carried orchids and bride's roses. Miss Mary Jane Van Tine was maid of honor. She wore a gown of peach lace over taffeta and a wide hat of the matching taffeta. Her flowers were yellow roses.

Bruce E. Dedge was best man and the ushers were Frank Valentine of DeLand, John Leonardi, and Stephen Delanoy. pect to make Miami his permanent Personals Two Groups Play home on his retirement from the army. Highlights Given Of State Meeting 1 Henry Clay Roome. Woman's Re in bridge corps auxiliary to tho Grand threw the czar is Mr.

Michael Speransky, American citizen now. He was Prince Michael Cantacu-zene and he married Julia Dent Grant, granddaughter of President Grant, who was born in the White House. He and the granddaughter of the Northern field general lived alternately in the United States and Russia until the revolution. They moved to Sarasota, where his home now is. Three years ago Mme.

Cantacuzene obtained a divorce in Washington. Judge Alexander Akerman admitted the stately appearing former nobleman into citizenship along with 142 others. Miss Suzanne Sheets and her father, H. F. Sheets of Mont-clair, N.

are recent arrivals at' the Pancoast hotel. Miss Sheets attended the Kemberly school in Montclair; the Bradford junior college, and later the Sarah Lawrence school in Bronxville, N. Y. Nurses Maids Waitresses Club President By Following the ceremony, a recep-j Mr. and Mrs.

Irving J. Reuter tion took place. The bride's table have returned to their winter home was centered with a three-tiered on N. Bay road after a( summer wedding cake ernjircled with pink i and autumn spent in Eaton Rapids, roses and spirea. Tall white ta- and New York, pers burned in crystal candelabra' at either side.

Mrs. George Swan-j Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Vaughan son cut the cake and serving were of Chicago have arrived to spend Miss Isabella Hanson, Miss Kay! the winter at their home, 2806 Prai-Daniels, Miss Beryl Chapman and: tie Miami Beach.

Miss Bettye Sullivan, sorority sis- v-i. Miss Adeha Reed of Manchester, Army of the Republic, gave a dinner this week at the I. O. O. F.

hall to the Grand Army veterans, their wives and widows. Guests of honor were: The Rev. J. King Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Hunter, C. J. Rose, Edward Mrs.

J. O. Phillips entertained at bridge yesterday for two groups playing in the Panhellenic tournament. A Thanksgiving motif was used. Included were players in Mrs.

George B. Romfh's group: Miss Marie Pelgrim, Mrs. Wayne Dale, I Beauticians i Mrs. M. F.

VVittichen, president of the Miami Woman's club, presided at the regular business meeting yesterday afternoon, and gave a report of the session held at Avon Pintail Udrvci iviir. vv I yl 1 Charles, Miss Betty Harris and Ceci1- Mr- and Mrs- A- H- Gleason. Al ete Club to L.ive inn jl iiic Mrs. Melbourne Martin. I Irvin Hutchinson, E.

A. Adams, Ttalian Dinnpr Partv Mrs. John Leonardi. wore a H-. has arrived at the Pancoast! gown of brown lace with a corsage X.

i t- In Mrs- J- Rroup were Mrs. Mary Moulton, Mrs. Rose; SURFSIDE POLICE CHIEF MAY RESIGN i Park last week of the Federation of Woman's clubs. Mrs. Wittichen announced that the Miami club will of Talisman roses.

Mrs. Beulan i Mrs. William Bordeaux, Mrs. James Hoover and Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Plansi for the annual Christmas mthr nf the bridecroom. of Chicago, who have been at the Thnmnsnn Mr nr Thn Hans for the annual t-nnstmas i hnoi dieerier. formal to be given by the Al Fete wore a coatuiue ui inuui.in amis, oueiiuri oossamon.

ivirs. 21. Make This Soar Hradqnartent for UMFOKMS We tin; the largest stork la th eatlm Sooth. More than I'nlforma lo pe-lee from In 100 different atj-lea. Any material, color or aiso you may desire.

Illnst rated Booklet Freo Priced fror Following the banquet a musical were discussed at the meeting and a corsage of roses. Miller and Mrs. Hershell Auxier. D. J.

E. F. Burke, assistant chief of! Apte has returned from a mi 1 1 1 1 laax'a prugiani was given vy jirs. jhviu ine oriaai uf 1 visif. p.n.,arH and Fr.nw He I Hughes.

Mrs. Bessie Kittle. Missithis week at the home of Miss police of Surfside, today said he was considering tendering his morrow morning by airplane ior a Vi'si'trn-e JSt Henrietta Lynott, Mrs. Kate O. Evalyn Powell.

Final arrangements Tney wm 1 wedding trip to Havana. in to Havana. 1 wueen Ajarv, Gleason, Mrs. R. M.

Kistler, Mrs. for the Italian dinner were com oieason, Airs. rt. jvi. visiier, Airs.

resignation to Surfside city offi cials as the result of a salary dis reside at the Villa a t.ste noiei AtT ti 1 1 Junior Hadassah Meet Blanche Leese. Oliver Call, Mrs. pleted which will take place Satur- upon their return here. I Mr9. Fred Botts has returned Tk hriHi has been a popular pute.

If the assistant police chief Linda Hicks and Mrs. James Cle- day evening at the home of Miss member of the younger set here- tuokv. sh rnm i Many visitors were introduced by land leaves the city employ he probably will return to private patrql service on the Venetian Causeway islands, he said. She attended Penn Hall at Cham-her niother Mls Edwin Rowe l1SS Vlvienne Jacobs, hospitality Mrs. William Lloyd Hahn.

pres- fgima toy. 2013 W. i-lagler be host on Dec. 4 to section 11, which comprises 18 federated clubs. Reservations for the forum luncheon which will be given Dec.

1 must be made not later than Monday morning, Nov. 30. The music appreciation class under the leadership of Miss Bertha Foster will take place each Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, to which members are admitted without charge. Mrs. Wittichen stressed that each member register with the American Red Cross.

Mrs. Charles M. Fisher spoke on "The Book Fair," held recently at Rockefeller Center. Mrs. E.

H. O'Neal was in charge of- the afternoon's program when the American Homes division introduced Miss Georgia Mae Bar IP Si" MARRIAGE LICENSES bersburg. and later tne and sister, Mrs. Newton Field Thei i reSular meeting introduced guests of dLstine-j ter. versity of Miami, where she 7 visitors will icmain all season.

Junor Hadassah Monday night. tion; past department presidents, Attending the meeting were Miss came a member of the Lambda Phi The Rabbi Max Shapiro was guest Mrs. Carl Catlin and Mrs. L. F.

Janet MacNichol, Miss Betty Barry, sororitv. I Miss La Vantia Sampson for the evening, "Justice Carr; department president, Mrs.iMiss Beatrice Rinc Miss Mildred Mr. Spradley graduated from the Mrs. L. B.

Fuller of Washington, iBrandeis be'ng the subject of his Jennie Vene Smith, and junior vicelHil Miss Sara Elizabeth Brinson John B. Stetson university at De- d. and Mrs. Cassie Connor of discussion. Miss Grace Berg enter- president.

Miss Clara Bullard of Misg "Dorothy Shonter Miss Alma Land and is a member of the Delta Spartanburg, S. are early sea- tained with two readings; one from the daughters of Union veterans. Mis Carole Thompson Miss Augustus B. Eckfeld, 4120 N. W.

We alfto earry complete lint of I ha Siema fni iraienmjr. uu vatauumsis at me t-ancoast irs. ina oreen. cnaner memoer. Thnmnsnn fii 'VTnrtrarpt associated with the hotel business hotel.

entitled "The Leviathan and Mrs. Mary Moulton, oldest Mildred TraS ntfonn for mrn and Miss Jacobs appointed Miss Syl-: member. for several years and is manager Capt. Stevns G. Bancroft of Rio via Roston, Miss Ida Safer and Miss Jane Webb, Miss Bettylee Betty Lou Conroy, IvacaUon A jMis, Audrey Cutler as members of Mrs.

Tu. Burr, MTj Dorolhy George Thayer. Miss of the Villa Este hotel. Many Books Are Added Peebles and Miss Third ave. and Thelma M.

Harris, 1845 S. W. 10th st George L. Isaacs. 150 N.

W. 18th court, and Anna Hertle, 224 S. E. Third ave. Angel Suarez, Parkedge hotel, and Graciella de Castro, same address.

John Ross Moyer, 1818 S. W. 38th and Sophy Havasy, same address. Walter H. Schwab.

Ill N. E. 43rd and Ellen F. Holmdale, Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Mrs To Library During Drive P'1, wib Pan American Airways Fraternity Plans Dance man for Miami Beach, announced another membership party to be held in the near future for paid-up members.

Howard Andrew. Others present were George Shanks, Mrs. Emma Call, Mrs. Vashti Tucker. Mrs.

S. L. wvi to Rrtnca 11 Afro CAPITOL DRESS GO. 244-246 N. Miami Ave.

Corner Third St. 1 Block West of Sew P. O. rett, and Fred H. Ralston, who spoke of different phases and color of the home.

Miss Virginia Skaggs sang "Songs My Mother Taught Me," by Dvorak; "Hills of Home," by-Fox, and "Home. Sweet Home," accompanied at the piano by Mrs. John Livingston. The tea hour was in charge of Mrs. Charles PC Weaver, with Mrs.

T. V. Moore and Mrs. Jerome T. Feaster at the coffee urns.

Ching Tang fraternity of Coral Gables will give a Thanksgiving "unS ur George Kane. Mrs. Bene Cem ner-meeting on Dec. 7 with Mrs. ii RortK' dance, the first of a series, Friday 1450 N.

W. Second st. Knl TCatT. rhaipman frr tho v-'- i nicVit ot tho fnral flahUa 1 night at the Coral Gables Country Jackson L. Hemrick.

1021 N. W. mng. 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 11 a. il trmsi.

coast. In accordance with National; Dr. E. R. Templeton of Washing-Book week, 185 books were secured ton, D.

nas joined his wife and in the recent drive at the Miami son at the Pancoast hotel for an Edison elementary school, with early season vacation. Miss Lola Campbell, "A teacher! and librarian of the Parent-Teacher i A- Stanley of Miami association, as chairman. The 'h '3 her daughter, judges for the best posters were a student at Mrs. J. A.

Austin, Miss Margaset I t'iu''11' College for Worn-Combs and Mrs. Jack Moseley. cn at Tallahassee president of the Parent-Teacher as- Mrs. Delane left today for club. Chairmen arrangements are Earl Phillips and Harry Traf- Mrs.

Amelia We thy. Airs. W. W. nil! A-Trs Phristpnspn ATr 28th and Lillian E.

Pettey, 70 N. E. 96th st. Bronze Cross Chapter, Viola Piatt, Miss Ruth William Houser is chairman 1 t- ut 1 i 11 i of nilhliritv nnH rarl Rnnirpa i Steve F. Fondas.

41 S. E. Sixth A 1 ui la 1 1 11 i rwueiiiK, Airs. J. oc.iiroii, 1 and Eleanor McCaffrey, same v-.

f. oelectS i lotto Tri Alifhpnpr at rs Ti chairman of decorations, address. 'Gragg. Mrs. R.

W. Sunderland, COUNTY APPROVES HIGHWAY ROJECT Anthony S. Baggett, 3777 N. W. 1 i VT -c 171 tyi iri HTj vt in on) XT rc Ccmins Events Atlanta to spend hl fJl: to spend 21st terrace, and Thelma P.

Beach, South Miami. the tne Confederacy, selected Brigham. Mrs. M. J.

Pake. me ineine 01 me lur u.c Holidays with Judge and Mrs Wal- Mrs. R. T. Grimsted, Mrs.

Clara Nettus and W. L. Hahn. DIVORCE SUITS year is "Better for Better ter T. Colquitt.

She will be present .1 Homes, Schools and Communities." at the debut of Miss Julia Colm 83 f'OWer at the meeting and the project is the school li-! tomorrow evening It the pfri 1" JH h0me nia brary. Prizes of suitable books Driving club AUanta nd ClPrVe" Mar' NOVK.MRlR IfiTH: Thf regular mntlnic of the Anna Miller rirrlr. thr (nnip affiliated with the Harry-Anna home for erippled rhil- The Dade county commission late yesterday granted a request that it sponsor the entire beautification project, proposed by the county planning board, to create an automobile concourse along the present F. E. C.

right of way from the T. J. Fitz- Eloise Fitzpatrick vs. Patrick. Members of Henry Clay Roome' corps met in assembly yesterday with the Kinloch Park school for the purpose of presenting a flag' to the school in honor of Lucy Durfey.

a member whose grandsons, Bennie and Le Roy i i flren at I mntilla, will take Maee at p. m. today at the Klks build-ln. Junior Hailaaoah danee at the Jlay-flwwer hotel. 9 p.

m. Century rlub of oral t.al.le entertain-Inc with tea danee at Miami Hilt more ountrv rluh. to 7 d. m. were awarded to the louowing also visit with her son De-i tV -r, rooms: For the best posters a senior at Georgfa 1 LT anDorott mitted.

first grade. Mrs. Lena But- School of Technolo- oeorSla Sherwood Wright received certifi er teacher; 2B. Mrs. Jeanette Wil-i icates of membership.

Ben Axel- 5cv. teacher: 3A. Miss Lula Shaw; Mrs. W. Alton Crawford of Mi- road' ir' ave a talk concerning Agnes Stein vs.

Barney Stein. Bernice Sertic vs. John Sertic. Dv.AK- 1 Miami river to Kendall. The county 4A.

Mrs Dorcas Hale: 5A. ss eeacn lett yesterdav to ioin lvl" pnvaieers, only the portion not included in-i i. 1 1 i R. Pullen vs. Rodney S.

muc Ul turpuiaic oeii vmg i c- L. 1 v. I Ullen. Tersis 6A. Mrs.

Lillielr- crawrord in Birmingham fori ana snenanaoan. Edmondson- 6B. Miss Frances the football game on Thanksgiving Jt was dfcded to entrust each oi.nn nti lla PamnMl'. 7Aiday. with the Marian Dickson Durfey are pupils in the school.

They were accompanied by their mother. Mrs. Byron Durfey. Mjss Lulu Cadle, the principal introduced Mrs. Hahn who conducted the ceremony.

Mrs. Blanche M. Johnson vs. Josephine liittu ouulil Rimini, vvj I ri i unuica and Miami would adopt projects tieing into it. Russell A.

Johnson, Anna M. r.la hrnweht in the largest num- CUP- awarded the chapter for the EST Pci" nTt- Di largest increase in membership Warn pier vs. Milton LOVEL of All 1 1 ldns during the year, for a week, dur-1 Leese, acting patriotic instructor Several Pre-Holldav Vents 'ng whicn time, he is to bring into, made the presentation address. the chapeer as many new members tending color bearers were Mrs. INT.

ber of books during the drive. I Housekeepers Club Will Ht'iiin Christmas Sale MIAMIAN ARRESTED IN ACCIDENT CASE Eugene Wampler. Thurleen Fondre Zaumeyer vs. John L. Zaumeyer.

Leah Toye vs. Louis S. Toye, jr. Mildred Cummings Arrington vs. Wendall F.

Arrington. I'nion ThankKicivinc servli'e at the n-tral KaptUt church, a. ape-rial mmir hy the rhoir onder the direetinn of 4. M. Burdine.

Kmunah rhapter. 175. O. K. honor-Inn aoriate matrona and patrnnit of riitrl-t 2 at meetlnK at Scottish Kite temple, 8 p.

m. Choir practice of the Flrt Independent KvaiiKPlical Lutheran church. p. m. Krnest de tireve'H rocktail party at tiKlin on Meridian 4 to li p.

m. ItaiiKhler of American. ouniil 14. mlini; at the Odd Kellnu hall. 4IMI N.

V. V111111I to nominale p. ni. IKIIHV. NO K.MRFR 27TH: tiiif-ane Kav acht rluh Thankaiclvlnt dance at clllh, into KayMiore drle, p.

ni. Chapter M. P. K. meeting with Mn.

Willitnl H. Parry, JSOI s. nth a. m. hapter A.

P. K. meetinK with Mn. V. Kennedy, V.

rlagler lo a. m. Pwtry clinic of the National Uacnr of i -as possible. David Eldredge was H. Adams and Mrs.

Jennie tsi Delta sorority made plans appointed as the first to receive 'Miss Carmen Fowler, president of I for formal initiation at the meet- the cup. student bodv of Kinloch junior ing tins week at the home of Miss! The meeting was concluded with hith acrpntpd the flas for tlio The Housekeepers' club exchange I X.vvwiiiv .11.1 "in iui maul Hyacinthe Bessie Adams vs. TWalter Wash Adams. Soft, Natural Wave With Ringlet Ends open Tuesday. Dec.

l.with a OiWst- Vr.ov?-:the of Southern song. school. lexti Mary L. St. Onge vs.

George Eugene St. Onge. mas sale in the afternoon and eve- 1 resided .7 hi vrxiaem. ireshments were served. The ning.

Florida products made from ifS v.ll mefllnlf wU1 be at the hme I will be sponsored by Louise Maver. 3.17 Reservations Are Irvin Burdette. 51, of 11 S. E. Sixth is scheduled to face city night court tonight on a charge of reckless driving, following his arrest yesterday in connection with an accident on Friday at Brickell ave.

and 18th road, in which Motorcycle Officer J. A. Youell was injured. The arrest was made by Inspector W. J.

McCarthy. MOOSE TO MEET Made for Club Dinner K'owp on Saturday and a sal- Dec 20th ida trees will be featured. Domestic vane sale Dec i -um. articles, glassware, pottery, party 1 Jeles nresent wero fia r-a -t t-i: 1 favors, souvenirs. troDical fruit rin josepn mux Many reservations have been nusicu, ail.ss low won ton srnro in tho Combination Wave $3.50 Machinrlrss Wave $5.00 Finger Wave 25c Shampoo 25c Manicure 50c Oil Shampoo 75c The local Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.

m. today at Odd Fellows' hall. A large class of candidates will be initiated. American Pen Women meeting at the home Mrs. John M.

1J0O Hri'kel 3 p. m. Miami chapter. O. K.

meeting at the I cottih Rite temple, for home coming night at the Scottish Rite temple, p. m. TRIAL SCHEDULED jollies ana rpay win oe sola. Al any Mary Etta Cothran, Miss Norma Miami contract bridge league dupli-made for the Thanksgiving interesting items will be found on Berg3tron. Members attending were ate game Monday nieht at theve d.nner-dance to be given to-the White Klephant table.

The sale Miss Ruth Jackson. Miss Helen Colum hotel tilh 61 pe ceJt iniht at the Roal The of foods, home-cooked by the club Jones. Miss Martha Ktroburg. Miss Mr and Mrs Albert Terrv were dance will mark the formal open-members, will also he featured. Tea Jean Winter.

Miss Madeline Moore, second with' 60 per cent and Dr inS of the new cocktail lounge, and will be served in the afternoon and Miss Margaret Cantlon. Miss Ruth Max Pepner and Gramt with'i dinner parties have been planned IN GUN PURCHASE! Who suggests fishing tackle for Cash prizes for answers; see Classified pages. evening and the public is invited. and Mi.ss Betty Cass. Bryan B.

Martin, 29, of 1037 N. W. C.r.tl-i ct loot u-oab cVmf I self in Budge Flagler st. store. We use Duro Softened Water OPALESCENT SIIOI SAI.ON I per cent were third.

Many visit-; memners ot the younger set iiifc players attended the game in home for the holidays and which 10 tables were playing. The arrivals. next league duplicate game will be1 Frank Keeney will entertain a Monday night, N'ov 30. at the Co-'l-arty of ight and Dr. George R.

lumbus hotel and visiting bridge Williams will be host to a group of players are welcome. 1 friends. Others who will enter- after purchasing the weapon. i rr 1 1 1 1 ii scheduled for hearing in city cou tonight on a charge of buyin i J' 15 l-t S. gun without a police certificate registration.

Martin yesterday guard officers giving reception In honor of I.ieut. Col. and Mrs. Robert s. I.ytle at the Kvrrclades hotel.

7 to p. m. Mrs. ti. 4.

storks, by-laws chairman at onncil A. hrailquarters, 10 a. m. to 12 noon. I nivrrsity Miami annual homecoming dance following f.mlball game, at Kiltmore Country club.

Ill p. Briilge game at lnllas Park hotel, 8 13 P. m. Ctrl Scouts of troop II of the rlrst Independent t.v angelical Lutheran church meeting in the church. p.

m. Woman's Kenefit association nieeling in 1. if. O. hail.

p. initiation. i. M. 4 ard club meeting with Mrs.

red Hand, 1757 in National Council of Jeuish men's pnliiic speaking class at the home of Mrs. M. S. Kubin, Pinetree drive, Miami Beach. 2 p.

m. Prolectfirs' club assembly riveting for rehearsal at Town hall. N. K. 125th lu a.

m. tlfficers of Miami post. Florida National guard, giving rec-ptmn for I.ieut. ot. and Mrs.

Robert s. I.vtle at r.ver-glades hotel. 7 to 1 p. m. ur" I a ri itnrinr nalnfill nerl- E.

Flagler Telephones 2nd rlonr Foster's Store rendered to Desk Sgt. James Collins Ej ods and as a tonic for lack of appetite, poor nourish- I E.r ment and nerrous laUgue. I Tain include ana Charles The First Christian church or-' Lowry of Cincinnati. Benjamin A. chestra will give its first concert of Brown of New York and Mr.

and the season at the church Monday; Mrs; Percival Lane. Among the i night. Brownye Haston Sears is the pre-Thanksgiving dinner parties I conductor and Dale James, bari-iheld during the week was that! tone, will be soloist. given Tuesday night for Sen. Ar- thur Gomez.

Guests present were: and was released pending the hearing. S. G. Wright, clerk, and A. N.

Brady, manager in Budge's face charges of selling a pistol to a purchaser who was without a registration certificate. John Whitmarsh and Dr. and Mrs OVINGTON'S MIAMI BEACH STORE 1014 Lincoln Road Renowned throughout the land as tho shop for good gifts, (Kington's is readv with a varied selection for every name on your Christmas list. CHISA CRYSTAL SILVER LEATHER LAMPS FURNITURE X. C.

Pintodo. Mr. and Mrs. H. K.

Jackson of Louisville were guests of honor at a dinner party which Control Light Allow Ventilation Insure Privacy "Blue" Spells All work now done under my personal supervision LILLIAN CHRISTOPHER 145a Collins Ave, Beach SOUTHERN Venetian Blinds A Miami Product of Unsurpassed Quality Manufactured by included Mr. and Mrs. L. A. John- sm RDtv.

jbth: ston. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Radloff. i 'hali-man at eotini-il A. headquarters. In Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Jenkins, Mr. and a. m.

t. a noon. Mrs E. T. Griswold Mi.ss Dorothv Confirmation elass instruction of the first Independent Lutheran! Thompson and H.

B. Jenkm-s. i mur.h the parish hail. a. m.

Farh Blind Styled and Finished ta Meet tne ladivldul BequiremenU Reduce some women to the petulant shadow of their own smiling selves. Others take the Vegetable Compound sa hen they feel the "blues" coming on. It steadies quivering nerves helps to tone up the general health. them more pep more charm. CtlMMTTr PROBICTIOV- iRtMl OPERt FOR OPTICAL SERVICE SEE 0BJETS D'ART SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.

1727 N. W. 28th St. Phone 2-2619 A. Vernon Weaver, Pre.

Clifford Wearer, Sec'y-Trea. "RIGOLBTTO" WITH NATION IXV KNOWN STARS Vrmlra hv fiWal Mnic Imjct. r-ponrp1 hy City of Miami tJmHt-4 number of $1.04) Patron Memberships kmmJ for numbered n-wrvrd seal Now A vaila bl at RFD lR1G STORK Bl'RmNK'S MMMI HF4CH PH ARM AC fvpnrraJ at Fark, Fvpntntc off Ferfnrtnai.ee LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND -epTCMfc 1'? ToTI Ci 53t 0 M. MIAMI AVENUE.