The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-12-29
By PATRICIA

en- last night at the st. PauIs
Episcopal Church. The party was
given for the Sunday School pu-
pills and was preceded by a Serv-
ice in the church at $50 o'clock.
After the service the guests went
over to the parish house and mo-
vies were shown, gifts and Christ
mas candy was distributed. The
arrangements were made by Mrs.
Mary SWeeting, GlenWood Sweet
ing, Miss Grace Kemp, Mrs. Mil
ton Sawyer, Mrs. Isabel Pinder,
Mrs. Sidney Matthews and Mrs.
Joseph Laid.
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WARRANT OFFICER Harlie
Fleming is leaving today for
Charleston, S. c., to resume his
duties in the Navy. He came
home with his family on leave
for the holidays. Mrs. Fleming is
driving him as far as Miami
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THE U.S.O. CLUB at 1921 Du-
val street has been having a very
extensive holiday program. Last
Sunday the Christmas tree at the
club was decorated. On Monday
night there was Choral Program
given by the girls choir of the
Mary Immaculate Convent. On
the same program Miss Beatrice
Moreno gave a beautiful piano
concert. Later Christmas movie
was shown and Santa came in
with his bag of gifts for each
service man. These gifts were
donated by the junior hostesses of
the club and the Junior Woman's
Club.
Christmas night there was a
formal dance and refreshments
of ice cream, cake and candy
were served.
During this week and next
week there is a literary and art
exhibit on display. D. Douglas
has a fine showing of watercol-
ors, and excels in paintings of
wildlife. Miss Marie Cappick's
paintings are there. She does
lovely work in both oil and wa
tercOlor.
At the table exhibit on ltera-
ture, there are two books of
Anthology by James Gabelle,
Salt Lace and Sea Lavender,
a book of poems. was written by
different students of the Junior
Senior High and submitted by
Mrs. Hildegard OFT Russell. Scrap
book belonging to Miss Cappick IS
shown and is the most interesting
| have ever seen.
The coming New Years fes-
tivities will be a midnight movie
Monday night and a dance. New
Years night with Charles Cum
ningham's orchestra playing.
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PATRICK AND GREGORY
Hemingway left Thursday for
Cuba to spend the remainder of
the Christmas holidays with their
father, Ernest Hemingway.
4 X 4
ON CHRISTMAS DAY at one
o'clock in the morning a Christ
mas breakfast was served by the
U.S.O. Club. 1921 Duval street.
Fruit juices, bacon and eggs,
sweet rolls and coffee were serv-
ed. The tables were beautifully
decorated with fresh fruit and
poinsettias. Mrs. Adam Stanzyck
and Mrs. Caruso were chairmen
of the breakfast and the Junior
hostesses served. Nearly five
hundred were accommodated
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MR.. AND MRS. FLOYD R.
SOPER, of 3071 Harris Avenue,
Key West, are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Phyl-
lis. to Melvin Earl Rodenbrock,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Roden-
brock, Sr., of Orlando, Fla.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at the home of the
brides parents by Rev. F. II.
Fucker of Miami Beach at $50
pm. December 81. They were at
tended by the brides sister, Joann
Soper and Dan Pippin, SFlc.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a buffet luncheon was Serv-
ed. after which the couple left
for a brief honeymoon in Lake
land, Fla, before going to Orlan-
do, where they will make their
home.