The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-02

gin at an early date with Mrs. Eva
Warner as teacher. These classes
will be held eacn Monday night
from Z to 8 o'clock and are open
to club women and their hus-
bands. Glasses in city and coun-
ty government to be conducted by
Attorney Curry Harris, are sched-
uled for January.
Beautiful hand painted mottos,
work of Mrs. La Place Bostwick,
were exhibited and offered for
sale for the benefit of the club.
Mrs. William H. White, chair
man of Fine Arts Department,
made a report on the work of this
department. Mrs. Phelan's report
was made on the American Citi-
zenship Department.
Mrs. Warren spoke on the ap-
preaching election and Mrs. Miller
read an interesting article re-
ceived from National Chairman,
American Citizenship Department
on "The Precious Privilege"
A report was made by Mrs. G..
N. Goshorn, chairman of the Edu-
cational Department.
A visit from Mrs. Mead / Love.
state officer in the Florida Fed
GRAFTON, is expected on Saturday,
November 10. Other members of
the federation will accompany Mrs.
Love, and the party will be met at
the train and taken to lunch. A
meeting of the club is scheduled
for 2 o'clock when Mrs. Love will
be honored by club members. A
song in honor of this prominent
club woman will be sung. This
was written by Mrs. A. R. Miller,
and was rehearsed yesterday UNI
der direction of Mrs. John G. eek
eler.
The president called attention
to an oyster supper to be served
Monday night by the Catholic Ac-
tivities Club, also to the chicken
and waffle supper Wednesday
evening, under auspices of the
Philanthropic Department and to
the Red Cross bridge Friday night.
She asked that all club women at
tend these affairs given for char
ity.
A splendid musical program was
presented by the junior club un-
der the direction of Mrs. o. S.
Long. This represented radio
broadcasting program, announced
from station JWC, Key West, Fla.
Mrs. Waldo johnson, announcer
Miss Mary Joe Mcmahon, pianist.
The juniors sang the latest song
hits of the season.
Members present we're: Mes
danes w. r. Warren, W.. j. Phel'
an, Norberg Thompson, james
Adams, Sam Harris, Andrew Mil,
Ter, o. S. Long, G. N. Goshorn'
w. H. White, Robert F. Lord, Her
bert Tellman, Arthur Pastorini.
Vining Harris, j. J. Trevor, Ber
Trevor, William Pinder,f Haydn
Illingworth, A. DeBarritt, w. G.
Duncan, M. S. Lombard.
Mesdames p. D. Holloway, E.
Chaplin, d. C. Elliott, C. W. Goe'
the, Eugene knight, Ralph Rus
| sell, Harry Baker, Godfrey Thomp,
son, Henry Russell, La Place Bost
wick, Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., Viii
| liam Weaver, A. c. Elgin, John F,
Leach, Nellie Williams, Frank De-
laney, A. B. Cleare, w. H. Nor.
| man, Z. r. Evans, James Cor.
| mack, Stephen Douglas, ]. +
Landlord, Willard Albury, H. S
| Dexter.
Mesdames Edward Bayly, Sgd
ney Hughes, Jack Golden, Rober
Ingle, r. Z. Faulkner, Ross Saw
yer, Lille Cold, A. E. Sharpley, G,
w. Reynolds. Charles Taylor, ]. c,
Gekeler, F. H. Ladd. J. l.. Wat
| rous, A. d. Luethi. w. V. Mill
ington, Charles Falk, Edwin Trev
or, Charles L. Roberts, Charles X.
Curry, John Key, Stephen F. Lowe
| Curry Moreno, Chester Curry
Clifford Hicks, B. L. Grooms.
Misses Mollie Parker, Dorothy
| Cleare, Leila Pitcher, Eta Patter
son, Grace Roberts, Marie Cappicl
and Lily Warrington.