The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-11

Personal Notes
BY PATRICIA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


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One of the loveliest evenings /
have ever spent was at a dinner
last night at NORTH BEACH
INN. First of all IL me tell you
about the food. 1t was served
Spanish style. A huge grouper
caught that morning was brought
in on an enormous platter. All
bones had been removed and it
had been baked. Over and all
around this delicious fish was
Spanish sauce and such a Span
ish sauce; sliced hard boiled
eggs, peas, fresh diced optatoes
pimentos. Spanish bean soup was
first served, followed by salad
which was par excellence also
This salad was made of finely
diced Key West Crawfish with
layers of mayonnaise with the
whole allowed to cool for twenty
four hours on ice. Then to top
everything off there was served
the famous North Beach Inn Key
Lime Pie. Most lime pies are not
good because of the fluffy mix
ture on top but this one was de-
licious. The aroma of fresh Key
Lines was through the entire pie
Finally, black Cuban coffee was
served.
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The affair was the going away
dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lyons, GENE AND BILLY. They
are certainly honest, people with
bubbling good hulnor all the
while. They are returning to New
York where M Lyons is consid-
'ering5 a return. as press correspon-
dent, to areas of occupation near
Russia, probably in Greece or
Rupania. Present were Spencer
and Mrs. Williams, Alexander and
Mrs. Barmine, Lieutenant Com
mander Lee Goddard and Mrs
Emily Woodley Goddard, L, P
Artman, Jr., and Mrs. Patricia
Altman, Lieutenant Commander
Joseph Mickler. Mrs. Nudge JEFF
fers, DIR. and Mrs. Frank Bowser
Mr.. and Mrs. Barmine own a
home here now and may add a
boat to their Key West belong
ings. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons will be
here next year. Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer Williams are planning to
buy home here too.
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Everyone l have talked to likes
Mr.. M. BONAMY. The other
day l was eating at the South
Beach Restaurant and Pavilion
and a lady said to her husband
Isn't he nice dear. Mr.. Bonah1y
is very, cheerful, talks very low,
yet very conVincingly. He is a
very pleasant man to work with
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MRS. HOWARD WILSON is
very nice. I expect that Howard
will have. her out fishing soon as
possible. Howard is a great lover
of the water, Hear he's interested
in getting a boat now that sum
mer time is. coming in. Il. r. -
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: BASC5OMB r, AND p MRS.
iGROOMS have their problems
these days, hear. Helping to
take care of young Bascomb's
children. They are both babies
and need a lot of care. There is
no question about it they give as
much trouble as all children do
But who would give children up?
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incidentally our little WEEDIE
WEE is at present experimenting
with noises. 1 am quite sure that
she has been deliberately giving
us the Bronx Cheer or as it is
more Familiarity known down
here as a Cuban Bouquet.
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REV. BOOKER'S LITTLE SON
brought a cartoon in to the pa
per. Approaching the editor he
explained that it was a cow going
around a barn and looking at a
squirrel or at least l guess that
was what was said. He also in
sisted that it be reproduced in
the paper.
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CAYO HUESO