davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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rope and New York;
will help you. He
has just opened the
YOUTHFUL FACE
IN s tt TUTE and
Laboratory-on 3rd
floor of E A r L E
BLDG, where he
will provide you with
Scieptific treatment
Evening star., 1936-11-22

WndL you WdnI-
and has it-at the
price you want to
pay. SELMA has
just returned
from New York
with a glorious
collection of din
ner and formal
gowns that
will taGa volr
Evening star., 1936-11-22

No delay. No interest or carrying
charge whatsoever. Simply apply
to the Credit once on the Fifth
Floor at THE PAI.AIS ROYAL and
tell them the amount you desire
and your Letter Of Credit viii be
speedily arranged -. and you pay
your bill In three months, dividing
the amount into three parts. So
shop the modern way. Get your
letter Of credit tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

those gorgeous Nuns in her lapel
for the big game on Thanksgiving
Day. Have them arrange that
colorful centerpiece of Autumn
flowers for your Thanksgiving
table. too! Stop in 1924 CONN.
AVE. Or phone your order-DIs.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Final Plans
For Ball to
DebutanteS
Black and Whit tie
Dance Will Be Given
On Friday.

THE black and white ball on Fri
/ day evening of this week will
/ start promptly at 10 O'Clock
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Bal Bohenne
To Be Held
IniFebruary
Motif of Annual Arts
Spectacle Will Be
French.

.HE annual glamorous spectacle
Of the arts-the Arts Clubs
Bal Boheme-will take place
nxordav Dtoht Eahrua ~ at
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Velvet comes to
full bloom at
nightfall In
evening W ra p S
from SAKS
as romantic as a
page out Of Du-
mas. Their love-
illness enhanced
by luxurious furs
4 1
Evening star., 1936-11-22

S0IVeS CllHC pIUuIefii RVf
you with their special
Christmas Letter Of
Credit amounts Of
$500, $500 and $4,000.
They offer you q mod
ern method of buying
which wise Wash
ingtonians are quick in
using to advantage.
There Is no red tape.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

that make Christmas q time Of Joy
and good cheer. They are bringing
this spirit to life In a grand array
of cards greater variety than
ever before. Should you desire
special cards, made to order, BRE-
WOOD offers a wealth Of sugges.
tions+and q trained staff Of work.
men TO produce them at small cost.
They will also personalize cards
with your name plate. i2l7 q ST
Evening star., 1936-11-22

p&@~ " S"NeAAo ~
over another week.
And again you'll
have an Oppor-
tunity to get that
much needed sports
frock, street dress,
dinner or formal
gown at q tremen-
dous saving. All
har nriOinoI e1R OK
Evening star., 1936-11-22

ish when they pay
homage to their young
King :. is in store
for you when you let
Mrs. Waters of WA
T E r. I'D z AL"
TOURS arrange your
trip to England &.
and get a seat for you
in the A m eric c a n
Gra nIctand ravt fN
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Approaching
w Wedding gs
nt
Announced
Miss Helen Moore
is Engaged to Mr..
= WinsloW Williams

n RS. JOHN DOUG LA s s
Au MOORE of Millmore, Aldie.
wv Va, announces the engage
4 4 ment of her daughter Helen
Evening star., 1936-11-22

fitted into the pairs that fit your
needs. Mr.. Massey, you know, is
the clever young man who not
only has made AIRCRAFT what
it is-but who also thinks up"
most of the clever designs Z.
combining smartness, beauty and
comfort. You'll simply adore the
adorable evening WITNESSES that'n
give you the feeling of dancing on
air =. .sS.75 up. llol CONN. AVE.
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that deep down
in our hearts,
the old-fashion-
ed spirit Of the
Yuletide still
livesI View their
stunning collec-
ton of Christ
mas cards . 4.
full Of the good
.rI fra Aitiny1o
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Der Z4-dt the newly
modernized HOTEL
RALEIGH. 1t isn't
Just "happenstance"
that this promises to
be one Of Washing
tons swankiest spots
for Cock failing
Luncheon = Dinner
S upper Dancing.
Eddie Eikips Iafe 0f
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ries Of evenings at
the RUSSIAN CLUB
TROIKA. M a y b e
it's love or the
gr-r-and foods e.
or the smooth, mu-
sic or the SPAR
king Russian revues
or the inspiring
atmosphere. What
avar IL isrnYn a nre
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Tittmans Capital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Tittman
and their family arrived in Washing
ton last week from Rome, Italy, where
Mr.. Tittman served as first secretary
at the American Embassy. and at the
present time they are at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

A r TIC RAFT
s h o es ha t
hasn't SO m e
p ar u lar
place to go.
So you'd bet
ter dash in
b rig h t and
early tomor-
row morning
opd he
Evening star., 1936-11-22

dinner. You'll
show 1T a S I e =
sense" If you
have your tur-
key dinner with
all the trim
mings and fix
ings-served to
you a n d your
family or party
at TIL z PAR
Evening star., 1936-11-22

team present
her with a Chry-
santhemum--or a
corsage of her
favorite flowers
%. from GUIDES.
1t will make her
afternoon ev en-
more ENJOYABLE by
Evening star., 1936-11-22

ARTS shop. The
japanese prints
are C op e S of
fine, old artists.
They are done
with an artistry
not fou n d in
anything else.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
.ROIkA

Is natural at this smart dinner
supper spot. Helene heartily rec
ommends their amazing $50 Sum-
day dinners. Go at pm. and stay
until 3 am. Never a cover charge.
1011 CONN. AVE. NATL. 4l41.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

II NV Q "
EN-" Rips,
s n a 6 S, Gig
aret b u r n S
are invisibly
re p a red
and the dam
aged spot is
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q I t er parties.
The "One-to-
Two" Club in
the SHORE
HAM HOTEL
opens at l am.
and closes at 2
a.m.-giving you
an hour Of in
triguing dance
music before
Evening star., 1936-11-22

iiCW lOdoC OAi lAAC WltlA
that m u c h-needed
erm q n e mt wave.
Simply put your
head into CAB
RIEL'S hands" =.
and let him perma-
nently wave your
hair. They are abso-
lutely guaranteed not
to discolor e it h e r
white or bleached
Evening star., 1936-11-22

one of their mar
velous permanent
waves. topped with
q most becoming
coifure. A full
head permanent at
HEADS costs from
IS to $40. And If
you require only q
Junior Permanent
lend curls)-it Is
Evening star., 1936-11-22

through a busy Washington social
season most exquisitely garbed.
Mostly "one-of-a-kind." s1595 up.
l345 CONN. AVE. 2nd floor.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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{" EVENING STARS THAT
- WILL SHINE BRIGHT
LY in any gathering :. await you
at SELMA'S." You see, she knows
Evening star., 1936-11-22

going home. Your favorite LITTER
upper" plus the slow. sweet
rhythms to dance to. Phone Rob
ert"-ADAMS 0700.
{" SAY IT WITH CANDY A Ilo,..-.
invited out for Thanksgiving din
ner a box of FANNIE MAY
Evening star., 1936-11-22

ROT which speaks for ITSELF"
Dinner served on Thanksgiving
day from IL until $50 pm.
The entire family will enjoy the
change and the marvellous foods.
20th and r SITS. NORTH 1913.
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cence created by blending Of the
fur and velvet. Do see the collec-
ton of evening wraps at SAKS.
Nowhere has Helene seen a more
comprehensive one. Trimmed Sill
yer Fox, Ermine. Chinchilette,
White Lapin, White Fox. etcesera.
Short wraps and long ones. Capes,
too. And untrimmed ones, Priced
from $265 down to S16.95. Second
floor at 610 TWELFTH ST.
1" NO NEED TO FISH FOR
..'A< COMPLIMENTS" .
after you've gone to JAN O'MARA'S
for that Special" given Mon
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6 OVEN YOUR BEST
FRIEND WON'T GUESS
that you've had your clothes
mended-if you take them to the
SOUTHERN STELOS CO. to be
Evening star., 1936-11-22

ILlS tlnHrL up.
lift brassiere actually slenderizes
and molds and viii give that
streamline silhouette to everything
you wear. Sizes - to 80. Regular
or full bust. In tearose lace. $50.
At ilof = 81.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

" A LII THE WORLDS A
CAMERA" look
lovely, please! Mr.. S. Amirkhan,
the internationally famous beauty
Evening star., 1936-11-22
SOUTHERN STEtoS

not noticeable to the naked eye.
Repairs on silks. woolens and fine
linens. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Westminster Abbey. Special coro-
nation sailings in the Spring-at
special rates. Do let her handle all
the details. 1877 H ST. NATL. 1880.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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i" ALL THE PoMP AND
'''A CIR CUMSTANCE"
all the coronation splendor ..
all the touching fervor of the Brit.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
<<<<<~<<

d" HEADS WILL KEEP YOU
!'A AHEAD OF HAIR
FASHION," So let them give you
a head start" into Winter with
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{" NOW is THE TINE for
- all smart people-to
come to the aid Of their Christmas
budgetsr' THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star., 1936-11-22

pfanCe lOf every UCCaSIOH VIIey
are made fresh daily-right here in
Washington-by their own Fannie
May Girls. Only the finest ingred-
tents are used. They cost but 60c
q h., or 2 lbs. for 81. Seven FAM
ME MAY stores. Main store at
1910 e st. NV; Others at l406
N. Y. Ave-, 1905 14th ST., 1854 F
St., 1917 E ST.. 621 F ST., 1704 Pa.
Ave. Open until 1850 pm. eve
nings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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+" FLOWERS FOR THE
GAME. Helene
feels certain that if you want TO
score more points than the winning
Evening star., 1936-11-22

contourl Her
Secret" Is q
No-Bak Bras
siere, created in
H ollywood by
Parannount's ex-
pert designers
and sold at
WHEI,AN'S IN
w q 5 h / n gton.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
YOUTHFUL

on all facial troubles. Free consul
tation on Facial Rejuvenation, Un-
wanted Hair, Blemishes, Freckles
and Acne. Phone NATL. 2406.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
H>>>>%>>

Sc TALKING TURKEY ..
aren't you?" That
means the usual yearly problem Of
where to 60 for your Thanksgiving
Evening star., 1936-11-22

and 1895 things have been marked
down to $1,000. AL her regular
SEATS and $29.75 wearables are SIS.
They're even better values-because
JACQUELIN STORY'S low rental
expenses are reflected in her prices.
SUITE 8o5, 1917 p ST.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

U EFT HER SECRET"
become your" secret.
Wear Her Secret" bra that will
mold, uplift and strengthen your
Evening star., 1936-11-22
HEADS

priced quite modestly. Telephone
for an appointment. 1886 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 5812.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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L" SWELL! Thatll be the
- ~ gay young crowds YER
dict on the PAIL MALL ROOM
when it opens on Tuesday. Novem-
Evening star., 1936-11-22
a!sS&?y|3g92&Ezg!!S2S%!n z!!2S!
THE WHOLE TOWNS

TALKING. all
about JACQUELIN STORY'S very
first SALEi Because of its success
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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U THIS LITTLE SHOE
- WENT TO A PARTY
this little shoe went to tea.
all in all there isn't one pair Of
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Review Postponed.

The League Of Republican Women
has postponed the book review planned
for Wednesday.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

IT RS. JOHN d Q u u u "A . .
AH MOORE of Millmore, Aldie,
wv Va. announces the engage
4 ment Of her daughter Helen
Constance to Mr.. Winslow Williams.
Miss Moore is a lineal descendant
Of Esther Ball, an aunt Of Gen. George
Washington. and is the great-grand-
daughter of Capt. John Moore OF
Loudoun County, Va. who was In the
Seminole War in Florida. She Is
through both parents connected with
the Tyler and Chinn families Of CO.
Ionial Virginia and Kentucky.
Mr. Williams Is son of Mr.. Har-
fison Williams of Roxbury Hall, near
Leesburg, Va, and the late Mrs. Will
Lams, and has lived in Loudoun
County since infancy. He was edu-
Gated at the Episcopal High School In
Alexandria, Va, and the Shenandoah
Valley Academy at Winchester and
is collateral descendant of Col. VIII
ham Williams, one of the signers OF
the Declaration of Independence, and
Of Gov. Edward Winslow Of the early
Plymouth Colony. He is also a des-
eendant Of the Grandy, Nash and
Pearce families of Virginia.
The marriage will take place In
February.
Miss Barbara Tolley
Engaged to MIR. HaycOck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Toll
lev of Auburn, NJ. Y, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Barbara Joyce Tolley, to Mr.. David
l.. Haycock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Haycock of Georgetown. The
wedding will take place December 5,
at st. Adams Episcopal Church.
Miss Elizabeth Bells
Wedding Thursday Night.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Graham
Bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ME L. Bell, to Mr.. James Bradshaw
Brooks of Norfolk, Va, Thanksgiving
evening in the Temple Baptist Church.
On her maternal side Miss Bell is
the granddaughter of Mr.. Samuel r.
Turner, an architect for over so years
in the Capital, and she is niece of
the late Charles Yardley Turner, we'll
known mural artist of Baltimore and
New York. Mr.. Bell has been chief
inspector of city refuse for 20 years.
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents i'm
mediately following the ceremony.
J0hnstene- Hardy
Wedding This Week.
Mrs. Susanna S. Hardy OF Glen
mont, Md, announces the approach
ing marriage of her daughter, Miss
Mary Eugenia Hardy, to Mr.. Ross
Burton Johnstone of Washington on
Thursday evening, at O'Clock, at st.
Johns Rectory in Forest Glen. Md.
Miss Hardy has selected as her
maid of honor and only attendant
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Hardy of
Glenmont. The best man will be
Mr.. Howard Turner of University
Park, Md.
Following the ceremony reception
will be held at the home of the bride.
The bride-elect is a member Of the
faculty of the Glenmont Elementary
School and a graduate OF the Mary
land State Teachers College She is
also a member Of Delta Beta Delta
Sorority. Mr.. Johnstone attended
Maryland University and is member
Of the Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

candy Is the glIt
that will please
your hostess most.
Or if you are din
ing at home-this
delicious W h o E.
some candy will in
sure the success OF
your party. FAM
ME MAY candy is
the perfect remem-
Evening star., 1936-11-22

SCHOOL. This fine
school maintains an
authoritative faculty
which teaches Com
mercial Arts that
prepare one for q
professional career.
Costume esi 6 n,
Fashion Illustration,
Interior D. ecor a.
ton. Life - in day
a. ~~ATAT
Evening star., 1936-11-22

day, Tuesday and
Wednesday for
e2. 1t includes
t he Hot Oil
treatment Ther-
a u ic Lamp.
Massage, S h am
poo. Brushing
q nd Coifure-
Fingerwave! Miss
-AA ~,N-
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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U T OVERS OF JAPANESE
PRINTS will go quietly
mad over the collection Mrs. Moore
has just received at her ASIAN
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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6 no YOU BELIEVE IN
49, SANTA CLAUST
BREwOOD'S do! They believe in
Christmas cards, tool And feel
Evening star., 1936-11-22
ASIAN ARTS

Nlght Scenes. Blrd ana mower
prints. Many hand-painted panels.
Do see them. Framing done. 1143
CONN. AVE.
|" VELVET AND FUR" 80.
epitomes Of the most lux.
urious season Washington has
known since the spendthrift 20s.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
>>>>>>>>

6 THERE'S AN OLD FASH
- = IONED NOTION that
the best comes high" But that
doesn't apply to the ABBOTT ART
Evening star., 1936-11-22
HGLGnG
NIHEN YOUR HAIR HAS

TURNED TO SILVER"
or Is prematurely white :. or even
bleached-don't hesitate to take q
Evening star., 1936-11-22

4" A Dv1cE TO THE LOVE-
~ LORN" Gentleman
eager to make headway with ada
mant young ladies-should try Sc
Evening star., 1936-11-22

for her manicures) owns this flne
shop. 1924 CONN. AVE. Phone
DEC. $685.. -
&C IT'S SMART TO BE SEEN
'''A IN THE 'ONE-TO-
TWO CLUB. 1t has become
the mecca for smart young folk
Evening star., 1936-11-22
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white or bleached heads. 1919
CONN. AVE. Phone NATL. Sle8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10
PLANE BRINGS
PASSENGERS
TEN LEAVE ON AIRCRAFT
YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON FOR MIAMI

With a blustery wind driving a
downfall of rain across the yacht
basin, the plane of the Pan Amer
lean Anyways arrived this morn
ing from Miami with eight pas
sengers as follows:
Edna Blossom, Sumner Bios
som, James Portenay, Rosalie
Baker, John Wise, Jane Wise,
Lawrence Jackson, Bergman
Goodrum.
Departures yesterday: Jane
Woolfitt, Quentin Reynolds,
Nancy Carroll, Minner Johnson,
Mary Demeritt, Russell Atkins.
Frederick Wagner, Nellie Will
liams, Edward Rowan, Luie Wood.
Arrivals yesterday morning
were: Stanley Wood, Lewis Knit
fin, Elizabeth Kniffin, Russell
Lowery, Pete Figueredo, John
Thomas, James Clark, Bruce Nc
Clure, Frank Bentley, William
Wilson.
Departing on the plane Satur-
day: Fleetwood Lanier, Alfred
Iseley, Walter P. Murphy, Alex
Holmes, Bud Arnold, Jesse Jay,
Freda Jay, William Fripp. Ken
meth Stuart, Henry La Cagnini,
Alphonse Maureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10
Several More Guests Register
At Casa Marina At Week. End

The Casa Marina numbers
among its guests arriving over the
weekend a party of four from
as far north as Canada, two Can
adam cities being represented,
Toronto and Ottowa Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Pringle are from the
former, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Stewart residents from the lat
ter. The entire party will remain
in Key West at the hotel for a
period of about two weeks.
Several other guests just ar
rived plan short stays for from
several days to two weeks, among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Hulswit and their son. of Suffern,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Miller and their son, of Benton
Harbor, Michigan; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Chappelin-Smith. of New
York City; Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Ferry and their two daughters,
the Misses Jean and Edith, of De-
troit. Michigan, and a party of
three from New York City, Mrs.
Blake Adams, Mrs. James Raj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10
Kirkes Entertained Saturday
With Enjoyable Garden Tea

for winter visitors to view the
lovely thing.
All the visitors, incidentally,
were more than interested in the
various tropical plants and flow
ers to be seen. They were inter
ested, too. in the cut flowers, and
flowers and ferns in baskets, that
had been used to tastefully dec
crate the interior of the house,
roses, hibiscus and palms. The ma
tive orchestra that furnished mu-
sic Saturday afternoon at the Tea
came in for it's share of interest
also. Many of the visitors present
had never seen any of the hand
made instruments made by these
musicians. There are the bongo
drums that must be heated in or
der to be stretched taut, the
maraccas, the cabollas, an African
base viol and a guitar used to pro-
duce the haunting, stimulating
music these native orchestras pre-
sented.
There was great variety of re-
freshments in evidence, sandwich
es, cake, candies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Trevor presided over the
punch-bowl in the patio, and in
side Mrs. John Wardlow dis
pensed coffee, and tea was pour
ed by Mrs. D. A. Printz and Mrs.
Graham Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Warren
Cramer. of Cramerton, N. c.. two
of the honorees at Saturdays
party, are making their annual
visit to Key West, where they al
ways spend their winter seasons,
and are guests at the Casa Marina
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett P. Win
ter, of st. Paul. Minnesota, are
the brother-in-law and sister of
Mr.. Kirke. They have taken an
apartment in the city and will re-
main here until April or May.
Mrs. Bertha Hechenbleikner, of
Charlotte, North Carolina, is on
her initial visit to the city, accom-
panied by her son, Herbert Hech-
enbleikner. She is the widow of a
distinguished chemist, who, for his
outstanding work during the late
war, was decorated by the gov
eminent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10
Enjoyable Valentine Tea CiUen
Yesterday By Hospitality League

Grafton committee for the de-
lightful affair, and Mrs. Malone
was assisted in the table arrange
ments by Mrs. Lewis Pierce.
No less attractive and delight
full than the house decorations
were the refreshments served dur
ing the afternoon. Members of
the league had created a labyrinth
of delicate, heart-shaped, sand
witches, cakes and cookies, each of
which seemed to be a creation in
its own right. They were all as
delicious as they were attractive.
During the entire afternoon
Mrs. Hastings Piodela and Alfred
Barroso offered music on piano
and violin adding to the delight of
the affair.
Those who put forth so much
effort in making the tea the de-
lightful function it was, besides
those already mentioned, included
Mrs. H. c. Galley, Mrs. C. G.
Hicks, Mrs. Eola Swicegood, Mrs.
Louise Auxier, Mrs. B. C. Mo-
reno, Mrs. William R. Warren.
Mrs. Fred Kirkland, Mrs. John
Key, Mrs. D. A. Printz. Mrs.
Susan Shrous, Mrs. J. J. Trevor.
and Karl Thompson. Mrs. Ma
lone, Mrs. Warren, and Mrs.
Printz poured during the after
noon. William H. Malone is
president of the league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10

Perhaps the most delightful So
cial affair yet given by the Key
West Hospitality League took
place yesterday afternoon when a
Valentine tea was presented, COM
plimenting winter visitors in Key
West. The affair was held in Hos
pitality House.
The rooms of Hospitality
House had been unusually attrac-
lively decorated with tropical
flowers. The unique Key West
way of preparing hibiscus bios
SONS on plan frond stems had
been used extensively and ad-
vantageously, and the rooms of
Hospitality House were pro-
fusion of reds, carrying out the
Valentine motif. t.-...
The most attractive spot in the
house was the table which had
been most attractively decorated
by Mrs. William H. Malone. In
the center of the table a large
heart. its center created of deep
red bougainvillaea. was displayed.
The edge of the heart was en-
HANGED in beauty with the use of
white SIMILAR, and some fern also
had been used to increase the
beauty of the center piece. Serv-
ices of coffee and tea were at
either end.
Miss Eta Patterson and Mrs.
Ella Lee Cash comprised the dec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant
Kirke held a Garden Tea Satur-
day afternoon at their home on
Seidenburg Avenue, honoring
several distinguished winter visi-
tors to Key West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Warren Cramer of Cram
erton, North Carolina; Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett P. Winter, of st.
Paul, Minnesota, and Mrs. Bertha
Hechenbleikner, of Charlotte,
North Carolina.
The Tea was attended mostly
by winter visitors, approximately
thirty-five states being represent
ed in the gathering, and the oc-
casion served not only to honor
the above mentioned people but
also as am opportunity for all visi-
tors to meet and talk to each
other. The affair was a very
large one, over one hundred fifty
persons being present, and every
one of them had a lovely time,
for it was one of the incest and
most enjoyable parties held so far
this season for visitors. ~
Mrs. Kirke's home is one. OF
the most beautiful in Key West,
having as it does a captivating in
terror and an exterior of match
less charm. The patio in the back
is a massed riot of exotic tropical
plants and flowers. crotons, ba-
mana trees, hibiscus, rain trees,
bougainviliaea, palms. frangipan-
nj, wild orchids. There is, too,
summer house, which is used as
an outdoor dining room, and the
roof OF this structure is simply
smothered in a riotous growth of
beautiful climbing vines bearing
flowers. There is the thumbergia
vine, and the very unusual Hon.
duras jungle-vine, whose very
name cojures up pictures of the
deep tropics. There is also the
glyricidia, bearing a delicate pink
flower. Glyricidia is never seen
farther north than Key West, not
even in Miami or even nearer
here, it being typically West In
dian. 1t will remain in bloom all
during this month and March,
thereby affording an opportunity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-02-10
To Repeat Play
Tomorrow Night

"The Destrick Skule" of fifty
years ago, a comedy drama, will
be repeated tomorrow evening in
the Harris School under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of Ley Memorial Church.
This society recently sponsored
this entertainment in the Key
West High School auditorium and
was largely attended. Due to the
many requests to repeat the per-
Torrance, the society decided to
put it on in the Harris School.
The play is supported by a fine
cast and the fun and jokes is said
to keep the audience laughing
from start to finish.