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CHANGES PLANNED
IN MILITIA UNITS
Reallocation of Strengths of Or.
CARNATIONS Proposed

x4CAC.
With the purpose in mind OF keep
ing all units Of the District National
Guard up to the full strength of
1900 enlisted men, ~ authorized by
the War Department, 1t was said at
brigade headquarters Col. John w.
Oehmann Is considering the promul-
cation Of an order allocating the
strength to the various units, 70 that
each will have their outfits up to the
limit at all times.
The contemplated order will be to
keep the guard at its full authorized
strength at all times. and that the
personnel strength be kept to the top
at all times with men who can uni
formly attend drills. thus insuring full
attendance each drill night.
Because Of the fact that during the
greater part Of the armory drill Pc
riod. in the Fall, Winter and Spring
months, . number Of the men attend
night school, many have to be ex-
cused, which brings down the at
tendance records Of the units affected.
Many times, these men are trans
ferred to the inactive lists during
this period, but usually return to the
active ranks Just before the annual
encampments.
Unit commanders have been in
structed to keep An accurate record
Of the men who have failed to at
tend drills during any month, and to
seek to ascertain the reasons. If 1t
Is found they are going to continue
to pass drills, then it Is the purpose
to recruit up the guard With men who
do not have such demands on their
time that they cannot attend the
drill sessions regularly.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

also the following Eastern Star chap
ters: Lebanon, Acacia, La Fayette and
Loyalty
All Masons, their families and the
general public are invited.
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection, Scot.
tish Rite, met Tuesday evening. Peti-
tions for afhliation and reinstatement
were received. The lodge called OF its
first meetings for July, August and
September.
Next Tuesday evening EVANGELIST
Chapter. Knights Rose Croix, will
meet. On the same evening 4 general
meeting Of the members of all bodies
Will be held to consider An amendment
to the bylaws. At the same tim.
patents and rings will be presented to
those members who were initiated
during the Spring and special or re-.
union classes which ended MAY l8.
Federal Lodge will confer the F. C.
degree Tuesday evening. The Fellow
craft team Of the lodge will have A
moonlight cruise down the Poto-
mac June %. Members and their
friends and relatives will participate.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
AMERICAN WAR MOTHERS

The final social affair Of the sea-
son viii take place June 10, at Z PM,
u the home of Mrs. John Eckert,
so42 Newark street, when 4 card and
ningo party will be given for the bene-
nj OF the chapter. Tables will be
placed throughout the spacious home
and veranda. Refreshments Will be
served and prizes awarded.
The next meeting will be held 1T
national headquarters, 1927 New
Hampshire avenue, Friday at 2 pm.
The president, Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy,
will preside.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
MASONIC SERVICE
PLANS COMPLETED
Tall Cedars to Have CHARGE
at Temple Heights Next
Sunday.

Grand Tall Cedar Jules A. Halluin
OF Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of Leb-
anon. has completed arrangements for
the religious service which they will
be IN charge Of At Temple Heights at
pm. next Sunday. DR.. Howard A,
Snyder will speak. The band Of Cap
1tal Forest will furnish the music and
the rangers will act as ushers. Mrs.
Alice Gene Carver will be the soloist.
accompanied by Mrs. Laura Wallace
The following Masonic lodges will
attend this service: Harmony, Temple
Noyes. Naval and Joseph H. Milans.
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Woodmen Circle.

The ritualistic floor work was con-
Quoted by the officers Of Willow Grove
In memorial services Tuesday night.
Rev. r. G. Maiden, Southeastern
University, addressed the assembly,
and Rev. Clifford Jope, Ninth Street
Christian Church, made . abort
speech on Happiness in View Of
Death" Sovereign Thomas Ecklon
Of Elm Camp rscited. Mhs Edith
Allen sang, accompanied by Mrs. F.
Drsh Of the piano.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

The Board Of Managers Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers will meet Tuesday at
1890 am. In the N. Z. A. Building.
Members from all study groups will
have . picnic June Q at 1880 O'Clock.
Meet beyond the bridge near Harvard
street entrance to Rock Creek Park.
Bring your lunch. All interested in
parent education are invited. In Gaze
Of rain meet at the same time In the
Franklin Building.
Taft Junior High.
Of1cers installed by Mrs. Walter
B. Fry, president OF the District of
Columbia Congress Of Parents and
Teachers. were: President, Mrs. Emil
Smith; first vice president, Mrs. Ar
thur Schnebelen; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Laurel d. Cook; third vice
president, Mrs. Loyce Clawson; fourth
vice president. Mrs. Dorr D. Green;
fifth vice president, Mrs. w. B. CAL
vert: treasurer, Mrs. David Burke;
recording secretary, Mrs. Paul Neu-
hau; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Warren B. Burgess; historian, Mrs.
Carleton M. Long.
The program included an exhibi-
ton Of tumbling by the Boys Ath-
letic Club. playlet by the home eco
nomics department, musical numbers
by the school orchestra and the be-
ginners' band and solos by Thomp-
son Smith, accompanied by Miss
Katherine Fowler. Selections were
given by the Mems Glee Club OF the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co., under the leadership Of Robert
Davidson, who also gave several orlgi-
nal readings.
Corsages were presented to Mrs.
Fry. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. John L.
Mitchell, retiring president.
Truesdell.
The following officers were installed
by Mrs. P. c. Elicit, fifth vice presi-
dent of the District OF Columbia Con-
gress: Mrs. S. c. Tupman, president;
Mrs. Earle P. Baker, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs. c. G. Duganne, second vice
president; Mrs. H. E. Summers, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. B. c. Clar-
ridge, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
H. G. Tranis, treasurer.
The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday 1T 10 am.
WheAtley.
Among the guests attending the An
nual garden party Tuesday were Rob-
Evening star., 1937-06-06
PASS OFFICIAL TESTS
Two Enlisted Men Of Guard Ara
Eligibls for Promotion.

Two enlisted men Of the 260th Regi-
ment OF Coast Artillery Of the local
National Guard have established the
ability to promotion by commission
ana VII be in line to assume their
snoulder straps as the first vacancies
occur In the commissioned ranks Of
this rapidly growing regiment.
corpl. Paul M. Meyer, Headquarters
Detachment and Combat Train, 1st
Battalion, and Pvt. (First CLASSY A]tho
A. Allen have successfully completed
the examinations in order to have
their names placed on the eligibility
list. where they viii remain tor 4
period Of = year, unless sooner re-
moved therefrom by promotion.
Lieut.. Col. Walter W. Burns, COM
manding the Artillery regiment, was
president Of the board which conduct.
ID ths examinations cf these candi.
dAtas.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
10. o. F. NEWS

Tho fourth annual memorial Dill
tr1mage to the Tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier will be held next Sunday. on
ths proclamation Of the grand sire,
George Z. HerAhman. The procession
Will assemble at Fort Myer gate at
S;30 PM, with parade to start at
s:45 pm.
The District Of Columbia or9aniza-
lions OF the order will be placed In
line under their lodge banner. No
one viii be permitted to enter the
amphltheater, either standing or on
the steps, until the membership tn
the parade has completed said march
from Fort Myer gate to the tomb.
All members with cars Available for
transportation to Arlington Cemetery
should report them to Alexander
Mckie. chairman of Committee on
Transportation, or to Grand Secretary
Harry L. Andersen.
On account Of 4 resignation Grand
Master Linwood E. Donaldson made
the following appointments in the
Grand Lodge line: Grand marshal.
Ashland F. HarlAnd, Harmony; grand
conductor, Ernest l.. Loving; Metropo-
lis; grand guardian, William r. Becker.
Friendship, and grand herald, Isidor
Lebowitz, Covenant.
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge
B planning for its Summer excursion
down the Potomac in July. At the last
meeting the president of the Assembly,
Mrs. Cora Kincer, and secretary, Mrs,
Beatrice Lampe, were visitors. Reports
OF the Rebekah Anniversary Commit
tee, and Of the Pilgrimage Committee
were heard. Mrs. Alice suthard, rep
. rssentative, announced the anniversary
celebration will be October 9.
At the meeting June 10 the charter
VIII be draped for 80 days in memory
oe William H. Macarthur.
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FraternAl Order Of Eagles.

The Fraternal Order Of Eagles will
meet tomorrow at 923 Twelfth street.
There will be installation Of odlcers
as follows: ]. M. Bonuso, worthy pres
adent; p. j. M. Bayne, worthy vice
president; H. c. Broch, chaplain: M.
Seltser, secretary; H. Rosenbaum,
treasurer; ]. Gray, worthy conductor:
D. MeBenese, inside guard, and T. g..
FurnAy. outside guard.
There will be speakers, entertain
ment and refreshments.
The Entertainment Committee, P. ].
NJ Bayne, J. M. Bonuso and H.
Rosenbaun, has made arrangements
for moonlight trip down the Potomac
On the steamer City Of Warrington,
July Is. The boat will leave 1t $50,
returning Ut II.
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Jr. o. U, A, II. News.

State Councillor Walter j. Harman
has expressed his appreciation Of the
efforts Of the members Of his subordi-
nate councils to make the coming
national convention to be held in
Washington, D. c., June Is and 16, An
overwhelming success. To assist in
the entertainment the Boys Band
from the orders home in Tifin, Ohio,
and the Girls Glee Club from the
orders home In Lexington, N. c., viii
be brought here.
Benning council viii give Q bingo
party at . pm. Monday In the I. O. O.
=. Hail. 8eunmg. D. @.
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Trcstleboard.

Monday-Potomac E. A.; WASH
ington Centennial, F. c.: Benja-
(, min B. French, E. A.; Dawson, M.
M; Anacostia. business; Pental-
pha, F. c.; Mount Pleasant, E. A..
Tuesday-Federal, F. c.; Aca-
cia, E. A.; Takoma, E. A.; Samuel
Gompers, M. M.
Wednesday-Harmony, z. A.:
Warren G. Harding, E. A.; Chevy
Chase, E. A.; Brightwood, social.
Thursday-New Jerusalem, E..
A.; George c. Whiting, business;
Temple Noyes, social; Cathedral,
business.
Friday-St. Johns, M. NJ;
Hope, F. C.
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VETERANS OF 1898
TO PAY TRIBUTE
Services to Be Held Today Over
Confederate Graves in Ar.
lington Cemetery.
Meetings This Week.


Monday-Col. John Jacob
Astor Camp, 7 pm, Stnaley Hall.
Henry w. Lawton Camp, 3 pm,
Pythian Temple. Admiral George
Dewey Auxiliary, 3 pm, North
east Temple.
Tuesday-Col. James 8. Petit
Camp, 8 pm, s21 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Thursday - Admiral George
Dewey Naval Camp, 3 pm, Pyth-
ian Temple.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp, 8 pm, Pythian Temple.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary, 8
pm, Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1937-06-06

Who commanded the Sd Field
Artillery Brigade, Sd Dipision,
from May 27, 1918, to October
rs, 1918, 1ohen he 1Dds assigned
as chief Of Artillery OF the 4th
Corps, 1Dill receiue many men,
bers of his command Dhen
the sd Division Association
holds its annual session here
July IS to IL. 1t Uill be held
at the Wdrdman Park Hotel.
Gen. Cruikshank, Who re-
sides at 2126 Connecticut
Avenue, has been asked to
serue on the Reception Com
nittee. -Hdrris-E1DinQ Photo,
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TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
Bladensburg Group to Hold Last
Meeting June 10.

Plans for observing the nrst ami
versary Of the Bladensburg Road Cit
izens' Association on June 10 will be
made when that group meets to-
morrow evening In the Church OF
God, Twenty-eighth street and Bla-
densburg road northeast.
Although it met throughout the
Summer months hst year members
have decided to make this the last
regular session until September, Presi-
dent William T. Ryan declared yes
terday. During the summer, how
ever. the Executive Committee viii
act for the association unless . special
meeting u called.
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TO MEET IN PARK
Forest Hills Holds Final Ses-
sion Tomorrow.

Z A departure from past meeting hab-
it, will b observed tomorrow night
by the Forest Hills Citisens' Associa-
ton when it holds IN open-air meet
ing at Pierce Mill In Rock Creek Park,
President L. A. Carruthers declared
yesterday. This viii be the hnal meet
tng until October.
Evening star., 1937-06-06
Sentenced for Cruelty.

Three police ofhoers and detectives
6 KAnASawa, Japan, have besn ssn.
tenosd 70 prison Tor alleged cruelty
b eleetiou laW v1oAtoeA
Evening star., 1937-06-06

The Board Of Managers Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Oongrcss Of Parents
and Teachers will meet Tuesday at
1880 am. In the NJ E. A. Building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Jimmie Heffner At
HabGn0-MGdid

Tomorrow night, Christmas Eve
is the big night that all of Key
West has been waiting for.
Promptly at 8 p. m. the grand
Christmas Party will open at the
Madrid Club to the
strains of Jimmie Heffner's popu-
lar orchestra the Rhythm Boys, .
advertised as providers of the
hottest music in town"
Betty Noble, acrobatic dancer,
will headline the floor show to be
presented at this party, also to
appear nightly from tomorrow on.
and a chorus of beautiful dancers
will augment. The show will in
clude such celebrities as Billy Ar
mold and Marigold Lawrence, sim
gers and tap dancers, Herman
Lewis, black-face comedian, ''the
man from Dixie" Marguerite
Marsh, singer of blue songs, Opal
Lyle, dancer, and others.
So, get on your glad rags, lovers
of good dancing and good enter
tainment-and HE yourselves to
the Habana-Madrid Club. You'll
be royalty entertained by Jimmie
Heffner's Revue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Christmas Program To Be
Rendered On Monday Night

The following Christmas pro-
gram will be rendered Monday,
December 81, 6 p. m, by the Sun
day School at the Congregational
church:
Song, SOY to the World Con
gregation.
Scripture and Prayer = Rev.
Halliday.
Welcome-Robert Archer
Christmas Broadcast - Betty
June Cottrell.
Sod Cares For Me"-Betty
Rae Brady.
"A Little Baby"-Bobby Buck
ley.
81 Know Something" = Sally
Ann Goss.
Christmas Is Everywhere
Ruth Rose DiNegro.
Greetings-Ray Elwood, Jr.
sSanta's Coming"-Leo Hicks.
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
Cynthia Higgs.
mo Christmas Till Jesus
Comes"-Ellen Mae DiNegro.
81 Will Not Tell"-Volina Move
Selection-Sunday School Or
chestra.
"A Multitude of Things
Charles Lowe.
Violin Selection - William
Hearne.
Hurry, Santa Claus" Wilma
Taylor.
Recitation-George Hearne.
81 Wonder If = Five. girls
Audrey Robinson, Helen Norcisa
Senya Holt, Geraldine Albury
BETTY Rfaay. vyTg
sSopgl Primary Department. I
ss'sChrfstfnas Offering" Dorothy
Buckley. Erma Sands:
Small Speeches" = Leonard
Canalejo.
Merry Christmas "-Laurlette
Bethel.
Violin Observation-Disclosures Jean
Johnson.
MY Stocking"-Benjami Eel
ton.
/ eff He But Knew"-Buddy Rus
sell.
Solo, Away In A Manger'-
Beverly Curry.
"a Little Child Gift Norman
Johnson.
Vocal Duet-Ruth Rose and Ell,
len Mae DiNegro.
do You Believe In Santa
Claus?"-Leota FELTON,.
'The Day After Christmas :
Sonya Holt.
AZ Am Sorry"-Mavis Bethel.
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A merry group Of Girl Scouts
Of Troop /, under Scoutmistress
Eva B. Warner, and guests enjoy
ed a Christmas Tree Party at
Adams Hall, White Street, last
night.
A varied and well-presented
program was given. Surprise
gifts were announced when two
large boxes of hat and balloon
favors were presented the troop
by Roland Adams and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Lowe, and a piano for
which the Troop was working
was announced paid, an ice cream
treat for all present was given by
John Roberts, and an announce
ment that 70 pounds of candy had
been given by the Casa Marina
employees through Scout Minnie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23

Mrs. Warner and Anabel Moi
felt.
Guests present:
Mesdames Ruby Jarret, Fay
Higgs, L. Moreno, M. Alvarez,
Mary Lowe; Father r. j. Mullen,
S. j; the Misses Beatrice Moreno,
Eliza Moreno, Maureen McFarlen,
Anita Camalier; Scouts Donovan
Herrick, Aren't Sjursent, Emil
Roberts, Bobbie Sawyer, Ernest
Avila.
Scoutmistress Eva Warner and
the following members of Troop
/, Girl Scouts, were present: As
sistant, Vanessa Collins; Lieu
tenant, Nellie Albury;; Evelyn
Solano, Blanche Cercantes, Flor
ence Jarrett, Barbara Roberts,
Jane Thompson, Ruth Baker, Ger
aldine Kennedy, Anabel Moffett,
Marjorie Parks, Betty Adams,
Barbara Jarrett, Claudia Isham,
Lefty Sullivan, France Collins,
Jackie Doughtry, Laudelina Perez,
Grace Perez, Eva Camus, Carolyn
Jarrett, Florence Boza, Barbara
Sherman, Migdalia Solano, Della
Mae Curry. Barbara Guerro, Rose
Mary Demeritt, Florida Pinder,
Minnie Gardner Schutt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Present Program
At School

Spirit of Christmas was shown
in many ways at the Harris
School on the closing day of the
institution for the holiday season
The entire school attended an ex-
cellent presentation of Don't Tell
Me It's Christmas" 1t was given
by the classes of Mrs. NJ. Huddle-
ston and Mrs. Isabelle Ball, un-
der the musical direction of Mrs
Norma Dopp, assisted by Miss
Leota Grillion and Miss Jennie
Mae johnson at the piano.
Santa Claus madea'a personal
appearance and presented gifts
to Principal w. C. Duncan and
other members of the faculty, al
so Mr.. Pierce and Mr.. Baker.
Mrs. Mervin Russell and Mrs. S
A. Peterson, and the staff of
workers in the lunch room were
also remembered with gifts.
At the close of the session, each
child in school was given a gift
by the class room teacher, and
also bag of candy and tanger-
inc by the class room mother of
the Parent-Teacher Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Social Calendar

THURSDAY
Community Christmas Tree.
Sponsors. Key West Woman's
Club. 4 p. NJ. Bayview Park.
Pirates Cove Fishing Camp
opens for tenth season.
Wiener Roast, Troop 5, Boy
Scouts. Meet 700 P. M.
Wesley House.
Open to Public Dance. Boca
Chica Resort and Fishing
Camp. a 1000 IPs Nh esLIAsSd
annual IKindergeEten PaEade,
- Mrs. N. p. Nelson. 400 p.
s. ma starts at Love Lane. LoIl
pegMssnO- elAss sDq OK
FRIDAYs4eIs ha eK
Bnivefsfty.l Of Florida Conch
81 ClabGDinner. 8:00sP. M.
Christmas Eve Party and Dance.
Pena's Garden of Roses.
1000 P. NJ.
SATURDAY
Formal Opening of Casa Ma
rina.
Annual Christmas Tea Dance,
honoring college students.
Junior Woman's Club. 500
P. M. Hotel La Concha.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Christmas Tree Party Was
GiUen Here Last EUening

Gardner Schutt. The candy will
be presented the Community
Christmas Tree sponsors by the
Girl Scouts.
Dancing, including the Big APP
pie, was also a feature of the
evening
l. Opening of Christmas Tree
gifts. Tribute to New Born
Child. Music by Scout Minnie
Gardner Schutt. Crib bearers:
Scouts Francis Collins, Jackie
Doughty. Organists: Marian So
lano, Billy Warner. Christmas
Carols by Troop.
2. ''The Night Before Christ
mas" by Florida Pinder.
3. Saxophone Solo, Scout DON
ovan Herrick.
4. Song, "veni, Veni. Veni,'
Jane Thompson. Dancer, Bar
bara Guerro.
S. Violin Solo, Scout Aren't
Sjersent.
6. Piano Selections, Beatrice
Moreno.
z. Tap Dance, Claudia Isham.
8. Piano Selections, Anabe
Moffett.
Q. Song, la Paloma," Mrs
Warner. Song, ''Blue Hawaii,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23

With a large and happy crowd
the classes of Home Hygiene and
Care of the Sick, Miss Norma
Diaz. teacher, of the Monroe
County Health Department and
Community Clinic, held a dance
and Christmas tree celebration
last night at the Clinic.
The spirit of Christmas entered
with the singing of Jingle Bells
by all present, and was commem-
Grated by the presenting of many
varied and useful gifts to the
guests from a tall, beautifully
decorated Christmas tree.
Pritchard's orchestra contribut-
ed its modern syncopation and
dancing was enjoyed to a late
hour. Refreshments OF fruit
punch, popcorn, and decorated
cake were served.
Among those present were:
DR.. j. B. Parramore, director OF
Monroe County Health Depart
ment; Zadak Daniel Harrison,
Sanitary officer; Norma Diaz.
Public Health Nurse; Francis Lee
Tiller. WPA nurse on Bedtime
Nursing Project; Principal and
Mrs. Horace O'Bryant of the Mon
roe County High SCHOOL,
The Misses Phyllis Adams,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23

Christmas Tree Celebration
AT Local Clinic Last Night

Madge Sands, Hilda Yado, Dora
Medina, Juliet Cruz, Lois Sawyer,
Eva Valdes, Martha Ramos, Doro-
thea Stricken, Sarah Perez, Mari
an Taylor, Lois Pinder Catherine
Knowles, Olga Tynes, Sylvia Pin
der, Joan McMullen, Marjorie
Frow, Ruby Norris, Sylvia Pin
der, Kathryn Knowles, Irene Ma
Xix, Dorothy DUNCAN, Joyce Whit
marsh, Viola Whitnarsh, Juanita
Dongo, Maude Lowe. Alice Parks,
Dorothea Stricken, Wilma Sands
and Marie Lowe.
The Messrs. Jeff Browne, Ig-
natius Lester, ]. v. Woodson, Poly
Artman, Aquilino Lopez, George
Sawyer, Emile Sawyer, Roland
Roberts, Joe Farto, Evelio Valdes,
Nathan Niles, Edelio Espaniola,
Magali De Lean, Anthony Not
tage. John Pritchard, Robert H.
Thompson, Gus Ayala, Leo Has
kins, Charles Filler, Hector Bar
roso, Gerald Pinder, Billy Pierce,
Henry Higgs, Robert Pittman,
Kermit Levin, Harry Weintraub,
Andrew Elwood, ]. v. Woodson,
Buster Perpall, Newell Menendez,
Malcolm Pinder, Everett Perpall,
George Sawyer Rex Roberts, Isa-
dore Rodriguez and Nevy Ar
mayor. re
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Cuban Club Dance
Christmas Night

Jimmy Loss and His Orchestra
termed "Chicago's Hottest Swing
Band" will play for the Christmas
Dance to be given at Cuban Club
on Saturday, December IS, under
auspices of Sociedad Cuba.
The affair is scheduled to start
at 8 p. m A splendid musical
program has been arranged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Boca Chica Fishing
Comp Opens Tonight

Formal opening of Boca Chica
Fishing Camp and Resort will
take place tonight with a Grand
Ball beginning at 10 o'clock.
Hem Olsen and his orchestral
popular dance band, has prepared
a select program of popular dance
music for this event including the
latest hit tunes of the week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Arrange Dance
At Pena's Place

Holiday festivities will begin at
Pena's Garden of Roses tomorrow
evening at 10 o'clock.
Jimmy Loss and his popular
dance band will furnish a good
program of dance rhythm for this
affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23

''The Happy Christmas"-Betty
Lou Caring.
Small But Bright" Shirley
Roberts.
side BY Side"-Archie Lowe.
Have You Followed the Starr"
Ruth Canalejo.
Silent, Holy Night Margaret
Russell.
Song, Silent Nights oHoly
Night Junior Departments
We're Glad You Come"-BettJ
Taylor.
Organ Selection, "ChristmaS
Pastorale"-Ruth Russell. &c !
"Good Night1-Billie Albury.
Benediction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
CORRECTION

An error was made in the an
nouncement of the Junior Wom-
ans Club Dance in yesterdays
Citizen.
Miss Nellie Louise Russell,
president of the JGnior Woman's
Club, was mentioned As Mrs. Al
len Curry.
s The Citizen regrets thatit made
the error and wishes To state that
it was entirely uhintenti6hal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Young Couple
Return Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Wyatt
Latimer, the popular young couple
married here Dec. II, eliminating
a romance which began in Key
West ,three, years ago when they
met for thesfirst time their initial
winter season here, returned by
plane this morning from a honey
moon bin Nassau.
The young couple are planning
to remain here part of the win
ter season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-12-23
Arrange Concert
For TOMORROW

Mrs Marie Gutsens, matron of
Mercedes hospital, annousmed to-
day that the Key West Hospihli-
ty Band will be heard in concert
tomorrow afterMoon = nstif
tuition from 4 to 5 o'clock.
A DELIGHTFULLY."- entertaining pro-
gram has been selected by Dirsc4
tor Alfred Barroso, and that all
music lovers may hear it, Matron
Gutsens extends an invitation to
the people of Key West.