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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Fun Mite Slated
At Bayuiew Park
For 4U Tourists

Tourists and winter visitors
will be entertained tonight in
Bayview Park at the second Fun
Mite program of this season.
Beginning at 800 pm, the en-
tertainment will feature numbers
by the Key West High School
Band under the direction of
Harold Casterton
Also appearing on tonight's
program will be an time
vaudeville team. Billy and Lor
raine, who have appeared on Fun
Mite programs in past years,
Currently appearing at the Ha-
bana Madrid Club. this duo will
present a comedy skit al to-
nights Fun Mite show.
Last Wednesday night over
500 persons attended the open
ing Of this seasons tourist enter
tainment at barn dance party
in the park. Guy Colby, popular
Miami dance caller. conducted
the program. Tentative arrange
ments are to repeat this program
late in March.
The Fun Mite shows are spon-
sored by the Key West Chamber
of Commerce. Every Wednesday
evening for the next IL weeks,
programs will be held at Bay
view Park by the Chamber. The
entertainment is planned espe-
cially for tourists and winter
visitors; however the general
public is invited.
The programs start al 300
pm. and there is no charge of
admission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Mothers March
On Polio Slated
For January 81

Monroe countians are reminded
by Mrs. Joseph Lopez, major in
charge OF the Mothers March on
Polio, that volunteers are needed
10 carry on the mammoth job of
calling at every home with porch
light on or candle burning the
night of January 31st from to 8
pm.
Mrs. Lopez urges all mothers to
a''eip keep polio from their own
door steps by volunteering to
collect that many mofe dimes and
dollars which can be used for re-
search to find preventative for
polio all the more quickly
She pointed to the fact that the
Mothers March" collected almost
$1,000 last year in one hour as evi-
dence of its effectiveness. Last
year one of the most willing donors
was q widow and not with her pro
verbal mite" but with paper
money despite the fact that only
candle lighted the way for tie sol
ieitor.
This is our second year of
mothers on the march, Mrs. Lo-
peg added, land we should do bet
ter. But we need more volunteers
to do the actual collecting. Mothers,
as well as fathers who care to join
the group, can volunteer by phon-
ing 1861"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Portraits Of Early Key Westers
Exhibited In MnrteIIO Gallery
BY MARGARET cusIcK

The Key West Art and His
torical Society announces a new
show which opened yesterday at
the MaFtello Gallery. Instead of
the Cuban Show scheduled orr
glnally from January 18th to
February 3 and which has been
postponed, there will be an un-
usual interesting exhibition" of
portraits of early Key West set
tiers, together with display of
local antique furniture.
Among the portraits IS one Of
Judge Jefferson y. Brown, au-
thor of Key West, the Old and
the New" made in 1890 and
loaned for this exhibition by The
g Oldest House. There are num-
Der of old family photographers in
Guided as well as Unusual ex-
angles of antique wicker furni-
ture, some of them loaned by
relatives of Ann Carmouche,
who has been very active in as
sembling the whole showing.
Prominent among the paintings
Z is one of Lila and Genevieve
Allen. daughters of George Whit
: ing and Leonor Ximenez Allen,
made when they were children.
An interesting music cabinet has
{ been contributed by Mrs. Dillon,
wife of Earl Dillon, formerly
bandmaster at the Key West
High School.
! At the regular monthly meet
ing of rthe Key West Art and
Historical Society this week at
the Martello Gallery, plans were
discussed in detail for the COM
ing LA Semana Alegre"-Week
of Joy-to be held the first week
in March in Key West. Joe Al
len, President, announced that
future regular meetings OF the
Society viii be held on the first
/ Monday of the month. He COM
& mented on the fine contribution
made by Wallace Kirke in plan
ming the construction of the liv-
ing quarters at the East Martello
Tower to be used by Mrs. Jean
Taylor, Director of the Galleries.
Mrs Taylor reported that the at
tendance at the recent South
! eastern Circuit Show had been
unusually good. more than so
people viewing the paintings
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Edgar Willing recon-
mended that more space be pro-
vided at the East Martello Gal
lery for future displays by paint
ing and lighting the halls. She
has contributed a $40 individual
membership to the American AS
ISOLATION of Museums so that the
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety is now represented in this
professional group.
Frequent announcements VIII
be made by Joe Allen regarding
the program for the Week OF
JOY which will far exceed pre-
vious celebrations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

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Stra9a 'nea'er.
This is nsh made picture
,gh,rh .f.s, .u win nothing n
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'''' ''.' '.'' ''.'>' 10y '''"' way
io' nc ''->s '''f'et o ne movie
thC0 >1 H.g. Il he.oMeS a really
fanny tsr,a. ts about a temptreSs.
Yyonae ne ..r.a. Who has a fat
fish adorna husband. a hotel. some
fai,Itul rstaraer> and 4 collection
of pIureS and flags SO that when
war comes SD lheir section of the
desert tic invaders can be aSSuag.
ed inf. .n4.rt1 ag,ln9tion.
First come The Italians with
tanks. .J,s su.l GUITARS. A portrait
Of 1nss4HI +. 11ae on the stair
way MA! .f8 trc Italian flag hoist
ed Then ,ae Rrtish arrive and the
"Canlt3nn ana his Sineino crew
vanish The Easllsh have their tea.
and two az lie officers fall for
Yvonnc eIN IONS charm When
Germans .r, ,.o,tte8 m the his.
tanrc fGa ,.j, British MANAGE
Ayah,sa ,:.-..'s pnaI AranS aISo
arr;,.a ao4 ~. ia .ta4 This s;vas
Yvonna at,,,., f,r coma torrif;o
,orso ,nssin. ,s che danrcs for tho
ppaof,.. ,...f....~.r
Tho r,.a,.t Ys,.,;r, to,;,,r pa,.
oes !, ,re. l.h,r@hin ond uitIar
no,.t,s.ts ~ ,aI-np doYn IN tur,
ara b,.4 re \.nn,,aan l. ,,hs,;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Alec TempIetOns
Feted At RauI's
FOHOming Concert

Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Templeton
were entertained at Raul's follow
ing Pianist Templeton's concert
Monday evening at the Convent
auditorium.
Charles and Nancy Thornburgh,
managers of the club were host to
tie honOred couple and about 20
guests. officers and members Of
the board of the Community Con-
cert association.
A midnight snack was served to
tie gathering which lasted unit
one O'Clock in the morning. Those
present reported that Alec Temple
ton was just as amusing and fas.
cinating off tie concert stage as
on 1t with q delightful sense of hui
NOR and with as brilliant as his
keyboard technique.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Coming EDents
DNESDAY. JANUARY To-

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10
. Dade Lodge No. Ia, Masonic
Group will meet at s pm. in
the Scottish Rite Temple.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will meet at 8 pm.
in the Woman's Club auditor
ium.
Ladies Day Golf Tournament be-
gins at 9 m. at the Key West
Golf Course.
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
will meet at s pm. at the club
house.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
SO will meet at l0.30 am. IN
Building i7s on the Naval Sta
ton.
Key West Duplicate Bridge As
sociation viii meet at 7:45 pm.
in the Coral Room of the Over
seas hotel.
HS.l Wives club win have a
luncheon meeting at noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant.
Monroe County PTA Council will
have a luncheon ut noon at
Lees Orient Restaurant, fol-
lowed by a meeting at lis
O'Clock at Harris School.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL
VX-l Officers Wives will have a
luncheon meeting at pm. at
Aeropalms.
Elks Lodge will meet at s pm.
at the club.
VIEW. Post No, 1911 will meet
Mt s pm, at the post home.
Sewing Group of Monroe County
Hospital Woman'S Auxiliary
will meet at pm, At the hos.
pital.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS
Alcoholics Anonymous will meet
al s pm. in the social hall at
the First Presbyterian church.
Key West Amateur Radio Club
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
National Guard Armory.
Key West Shrine Club viii have
ladies night formal dinner
dance at pm. at the Casa
Marina
Knights of pythiaS will meet at
pm. in the Pythian Hall T2s
Fleming stree.
MONDAY. JANUARY 81
General meeting, women oi
the FIRST Pre- b vie RI n
church at church. s pm
Meeting, Poinciana PTA, al
school. pm.
Meeting. Key West Temple No
20. Pythian Sisters, 7:3O pm
Meeting. w, s. {, S. of Ley
Memorial Methodist church
annex, 7:90 pm.
Meeting, Elizabeth Taylor Cir
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Former Operations
Officer, Family
Visit With FiIers

IT. Comdr. Pat Signorella. his
wife Gladys, their daughter Oar
lene and son Terry, accompanied
by their friends Susan and Amerigo
Giovannelli. all of Breckenridge,
Pa. we're the holiday house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond FRer,
T04 White street.
The visit of 1t Comdr. Sign0rella
and his family commentaries a
lasting friendship begun over six
years ago when the officer was sta
toned at Key West as Operations
Officer of the Anti-Submarine De-
velopment Detachment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Mrs. Harvey Is Custodian
OF March OF Dimes Fund

. Mrs. CD Harvey located il
building 81 us. Naval Station re,
preventative of the local Infantilt
Paralysis campaign committee vii
assume custody of collections fol
the March of Dimes from repre-.
sentatives of all components com
prising the US. Naval Base. Key
West, Florida, announced today.
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The
WE,ETHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Kew West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy to cloudy today through
Thursday: little change in tenn
perature. Possibility of light rain
near the shore Gentle to mod
crate northeast to southeast
winds.
Florida, Clear to partly cloudy
and continued warm today and
Thursday
jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico
Gentle to moderate variable
winds, mostly southerly over the
north portion and moderate east
erly winds over the south por
ton today and Thursday Partly
cloudy weather
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March-Of-Dimes Party, Fashion Shor
At Casa Marina Tomorrow afternoon

The March OF Dimes caro- party
and fashion show scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon beginning at /
pm. at the Casa Marina hotel pro-
misses to be one of the most stmtl-
lating programs for the cause and
win bring out hundreds of Key
Vests society members.
The card party in the beautiful
dining salon of the Casa Marina be
gins at pm. and lasts until 3 pm,
II will be followed by fashion
show with dresses from MarEd'S
poe of Key Vests sniartest shops
Commentator for the assembly OF
rodelS and exhibited gowns will
70 Miss Dorothy Rayner Of the CT
izen staff. There will ( over SO
displays in an hour Ion show.
Chairmen for the corihired al
air dfc Mrs. clio Coco and Mrs.
orion Russell The list OF sponsors
or tie tables. according to Mrs.
B. Harvey whose husband is IN
'harce of the entire campaign for
MS area, fellows
Mcsdames Louis Carhonell. Nal
en- Durski. Malcolm Pinder. Fran
rs Vaughan, William '. Albury,
Il. e. McCarrick. Garcia Nettles,
\. Maitland Adams, Hiida Cunniff,
}cryl Curry. Ella Morton, Ber-
,ic { Papy, H.O. O'Bryant, WIN
rd Albury. J.H. Brady. William
sideman. Arnold MacManus, Mar
iorie Candee. Truman Amy, Lillian
Miller, Donald Barber, r, Mar
in. Kermit Levin, Patrick
0'Flynn, Robert Blount, Ansel Al
bury, Marjorie Cocowtich, Fred
Frohock. HID. Norviei. Joseph
Kemp. George Bonamy, Harold
Martin, Rose Gavilan, J.E. Brad
we'll, Orchid Ilacqua, John X. Aus
in, and Mrs. Levesque.
Mesdames Florence Ardagh Ra-
BON, Elizabeth Schneider. J.P. Bal
cd. Margaret Pritchard, HE.
Pace, Al. Mills, Lee Goddards.
Wallace B. Kirke. Frank Bernard,
:. II. Parmelle, Bryant Earls,
Ramona Rodriguez, Marjorie Helm
sc. Daniel Braxton, Glynn Archer,
Curry Moreno. John Gardner, Geo
'ge Lucas. Jack Delaney. Ray
nond FELTON,, John Costar, Mrs,
Barr and Miss Joan ElbertSon.
A wide range of styles from bath
ing suits TO evening gowns, some
individually designed by Edna
Miller and Mary Carballo of the
Mar.Ed shop, will be shown. II is
expected that Burt Hayes of the
'asa Marina dance team and RO-
vert Youmans. Key West attorney
md singer will add to the enter
'ainment.
The models. some of them train
d by Laura 0'Banlon and Joan
3ernreuter, directors of the Per
sonality Studios. a charm school
which just opened here. are Key
Vest residents ano nava. person
eel wives. Mrs. O'Banion. Mrs.
florida of ls4s and Mrs. Bernreu-
or win also Join the lineup in per
;on.
The other lovely models are ;
Mrs. {. { Adell. Mrs. Ell FL
lredge. Mrs. Malen DurSki, Mrs
Lee Goddard. Mrs. Al Reichel
oily Carboneu Pamela Russell
une Yates. Did, Dumas. Nancy
,awyer. J Bliss. Gladys Jackson
lillian Spring, pottie Virgins. Rae
Waller. Viola Neidt. Randy Beck
.orraine Adams. vi Anne You
mans, Nancy Ross. Lee Dalin, Mi
key Renna. Honey Ross, Peggy
lare, Shirley Fiefield, Joan POr
err and Anabelle Stafford
Credits 60 not only to the Casa
Marina h.nt.a, foy service Offered
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RiND LEADERS,
MOTflEF tRRfIES
FOR FOURTH VISIT

Mrs Anna Reimann, mother of
orchestra leader Paul Reimann ar.
rived Tuesday by plane from
Pompton Lakes. Nj to spend the
winter with her son and daughter
in-law.
Mr. and airs. Paul Reimann live
al 1886 Duck avenue. Mr.. REIN
AIMS mother has made Key West
her winter residence for the past
-four years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
LOUISE X. BRUNELLE
BECOMES BRIDE OF
GRO T. r. 4RERN4TH4

Miss Louise r. Brunette of this
city became the bride of Chief Pet.
ty Officer Truman F. Abernatha
U.S.S. Coolbaugh January Ia at
7;l5 pm. in the office of Justice OF
the Peace Ira F. Alhury who per
formed the ceremony.
The maid of honor was Mrs. Eu
gene Gilshenan. Best man was Eu
gene GilShenan.
The couple will reside at the Co
raj Isle Trailer Court
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Ladies Auxiliary
OF Fleet Reserve
RepOrf At Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary Unit Sc Of
the Fleet Reserve association held
their regular monthly meeting Jan
uary IL. in the clubhouse.
President Margaret Owens pre-
sided over the meeting and the re-
ports given by the secretary. trea-
surer and various committee chair
man
The regular luncheon date Is
Thursday January II at noon at
the CPO club on the Naval Station.
A plastic party will be gwen the
following Thursday, January "a, at
/ pm. All members are asked 10
attend and may bring friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
NEBR 4SKI4NS PLAN
SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Mr.. CIR. Holcomb, 3525 Garfield
and his daughter, Mrs. DaviC
Reins. 27l5 Franklin. Lincoln. Ne
braska. are vacationing in Key
West.
They are planning on a short sta,
in Key West TO see the many his
toric and noteworthy sights, dur
visit to Havana. Cuba. This l.
ing which time the allw $50 piyay
their first visit to the nation s
Southernmost City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
5fRS. e. u. CHANDLER
VIII BE HOSTESS
TO COOKING GROUP.

Mrs Il. r Chandler will be
hostess fer thc special interest
eootiae rr3l5o next Monday. Ian
uary I at her home. 1924 Flagler
avenue.
The time for the meeting is 10
am The subject for the day viii
be casserole cooking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
your hair curl.

I That's AL for today folks, but
this column would again like to
60 on record thanking our mer-
chants ard our readers for the
wonderful response they are Civ
ing u.s. J2XUn Is so happy
(AdNtsA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Gle of WMU, FIRST Baptist
annex, al 3 pm
Meeting. Juvenile Council, {
pm.
Opening. Born Yesterday" by
Kew West Players, Barr
Theatsr, $50 PM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

by owner Max MarmorStein and
Manager Emmett Commit, and the
Mar-Ed Dress shop. but to Faye 5
Gift Shop. for the lewelFy and
straw accessories with Mrs. I'D.
McAndrewS personal cooperation,
to the Personality studios and to
DonsldS Beauty Shop for the hair
STYLING u the models
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

America s first iron furnace. in
1919, is claimed for Chesterfield
County. Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
WilIards Have Girl

WilIards Have Girl
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles S Willard
are the parents of little girl borr
January s at the Naval hospital
She weighed five pounds and five
ounces and has been named Lucy
Lynn. The Willards live a, 6ll Pc
inciana Place. Mrs Willard is the
former Miss Barbara McCraw o.
this city,
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Report

Key West. Fla, Jan is, 1852
Dissertations taken at City office
500 AN. EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Relative Humidity at 500 AN.
So,
Barometer (Sea Leveit 500 A M.
1924 ins.--l0240 mbs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

A visit to the Ditty Box is
like a trip on the Korfiki. you
see so much that is lovely and
comes from the East and the
South Pacific. We were fasci-
mated by the primitive wood
carvings and the real tortoise
taags ringed with feathers. OF
course our woman's heart beat
bit faster over a necklace of
smoked crystals from Siam. A
fascinating place, that DitiY
Box!
X 4 Il
Did you ever bump smack dab
into the old crisis: nothing more
will go into the refrigerator? If
this happens more than once in
a blue moon, the answer is that
your refrigerator isn't fair to the
cook, and your family has out
grown it. However, the various
holidays can cause this situation
to occur. Temporary relief can
be gotten by using an insulated
picnic carrier with an inner CON
tainer for ice cubes or dry ice
for overnight storage Of foods
that are not highly perishable~
frozen orange juice. fresh vege-
tables, fruits, cold drinks etc.
+ X 4
The early bird not only gets
the worm. but she sees things
other folks sometimes miss. We
saw the new Thistle pottery by
Stan5l being unpacked at
Beachcorber jewelers. and
were much taken by same. 1t
is hand carved and hand de.
corated. and the sunny colcrs
are preserved UNDER the
glaze. free from fading and
wear. Thistle Patterns coupe
shape. with its simple CLASSIC
lines is especially planned TO
blend with either modern or
traditional settings.
Mrs. Dickson suggests the
very new Wisteria crystal by
Tiffin TO compliment the din
ner ware.
r Il II
Supreme Courts must have
the wisdom of Solomon to an
swer all the marital questions
put to them. One of the latest
rulings of the Supreme Court of
Iowa concerned whether it IS
wrong for a husband to talk9leSS
to his wife than she talks. to .hirn,
They ruled that a wife naturally
talks more, because of her "su-
perior qualification in tn (
sphere Of human activity" What
they meant was that a woman
just naturally bumps her gums
more than the gents
X X h
4 trip 10 Donald's will make
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T'iides

NSEI0nEtCV
High Low
1925 am. 6:46 am.
l04 pm. 7:03 pm
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Ct Height OF
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
tbriduel oh ION SO Y
TO Name Key
least endl - Oh 20m
Boca Chica
SANDY PIT oh 40m
Caldes Channel
north end) - Oh lom
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ANNOUNCEMENT

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versstons Spanish for YOUR needs~l9 toors.
Public Speaking for YOUR neds~-Io hours.
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A Girl for vsldeIs'

A Girl for VsldeIS'
MIR. and Mrs. Manuel Valdez, g.
Whitehead street are the parents
of baby girl born at Galley Mem
orial hospital January H. The
daughter weighed nine pounds. six
ounces and has been named Rosg
Maria.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Tomorrow's Almanac
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Ever get tired of having your
r,eatloaf served in slices? A new
lift is made up in individual
"nests" in diversified muffin pans
Then bake until nicely brown
remove from oven and MI WIN
hot creameed or buttered Vege-
tables. Then poach some eggs
and perch on top of each IKE a
hat on a pompadour. Looks cute
tastes better.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Never thought that waftleS
would taste good under anything
except maple syrup or jam, A
clever hostess taught me differ
ent last week tSays she got it
from a woman'S page too, 50
We'll pass il on TO youD Get
pint of sour cream. no need to
beat it because its already thick
enough. Just put a spoon of il on
each waffle and add some of that
sugar and cinnamon mixture that
comes already mixed in shaker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16
Shop Hopping
with JAXON

Treasure" bra that does every
thing expected for the figure.
The Peter Pan Inner Circle"
is another for the avera sc size.
The new dura form cup lifts
what is down-anu holds if
YoutafullY up. What's more.
the patented pre- shaped Du-
rs form cup means you're sure
OF lovely youthful uplift for
the life of your bra or your
money refunded. Peter Pan
and the Leona Shop guarantee
il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-16

Temperatures
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Committee to Sponsor Show

The Community Arts Commit
tee of the Junior League of Wash
ington has issued invitations to
the premiere showing of "Pictura
in Art" which will
be held June 3 at 9 o'clock in the
evening at the Dupont Theater.
Mrs. w. Dabney Jarman, retir-
ing chairman of the committee,
will introduce the new chairman
Mrs. Charles Runyon, to the
guests. The Community Arts Com
mittee's main work is to foster
the cultural opportunities for
school children in Washington.
Junior League members who
will attend the premiere include
Mrs. Albert Reeves. jr., former
chairman Of the National Gallery
Committee, and Mrs. Gerhard A.
Gesell, present chairman.
Other committee members plan
ming to be there are Mrs. James
Totten, Mrs. Edward A. Beard,
Mrs. Richard B. Wathen, Mrs. c.
Julian Bartlett, Mrs. Carson
Frailey, Mrs. Craig Smyser and
Mrs. Arthur Cleveland. Also, Mrs.
Karl Clough, Mrs. David Garrish,
Mrs. Dorr E. Newton, Miss Bonnie
Morsell, Mrs. Robert Nelson, jr.,
Mrs. Arthur Dunstan, Mrs. John
Slidell, Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs.