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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

ervised by Miss Betty Buckley and
Miss Jeanne Navarro.
At the wedding buffet which
followed, champagne punch, dainty
sandwiches and hors d'oeuvres
were served followed by cocktails
and mixed beverages. Mrs. B. C.
Papy was In charge Of the serving
of the wedding cake. Others who
helped serve were Mrs. Henry
Higgs, Mrs. Grace Mumford, Miss
Shirley Papy, Miss Judy Trevor
and Miss Betty Fairfield.
The muli-tiered wedding cake
was cut by the bride, assisted by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Sequence

PICTURESQUE VIEWS at the
wedding Of Miss Lorraine Yvon-
ne Adams to 1t. q. g. Rich
ard Lundgren, USN, on the ev-
ening Of Thursday, July 8, make
q classic and dramatic series.
Top, is the bride tossing her
wedding bouquet to expectan'
brides maids from the stair
way leading to the patio where
the rites took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. A. Maitland Adams. The
flowers were prophetlcally
caught by Miss Joan Porter
who will be married to DR.. Will
lam S. HIATT, Naval Hospital,
next month. Below, left, the ra-
diant bride is assisted by the
happy groom as they cut the
wedding cake with a sword.
Right, the newlyweds descend
the stairs for their departure on
a honeymoon trip to Miami and
Nassau before reporting to Nor
folk, Va, where 1t. Lundgren
is stationed. Over 400 guests,
Key Westers and naval officers
and their wives, attend the cere-
mony which was the outstand-
ing social event of the summer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
% Local Girls
attend Convention.
OF RainbOaD Order

Twenty eight local girls at
tended the Grand Assembly of the
Order of Rainbow Girls at the an
nual State Convention at Miami
Beach this past month.
Report of the trip was made
by delegates who chartered bus
which took them directly to the
Shelborne Hotel, two blocks from
the Miami Beach Auditorium
where the main sessions were con-
Quoted.
Miss Edythe Hampton of Key
West was elected Grand Hope and
Miss Betty Sheppard was named
Grand Choir Director. This honor
is a marked one since the Key
West representatives were select
ed from a group which included
all the chapters in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Curry.
Mrs. Charles Lowe and Mrs. Fer
nado Camus attended the Assem-
bly, with the girls.
Next year, the convention win
be held at Tampa, Fla, and the
Order hopes that an equally large
delegation win attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

er Of 1.-THE groom from Dettrooit,
Michigan. She wore an aqua lace
dress with hat and accessories to
match and a corsage. The brides
mother, Mrs. A. Maitland Adams
took her place at the left of the
altar. She wore a steelgray dress
of shantung with white lace trim,
q sheer white stole with lace in
sets, a lace Juliette cap and a
red carnation corsage.
The groom and his brother. Ro-
bert Lundgren from Detroit who
served as best man. made their
entrance from the night Ii. Lund-
gren was in dress whites of his
official naval uniform. His brother
wore \ formal jacket. The grooms-
men filed in TO form the right
flanA Of an echelon, each one in
dazzling a white uniform. The
groomsmen excluded Ii. Col.
Charles Barrett, uSMC; cousdr.
]. S. Phillips, uSN and naval Off
GERS Ii. Cmdr. Al McPhillipx. Ii,
Robert W. Schmidt from Pitts.
burgh: Ii. U.g-l Frank Bardecki
and Il. de- Thomas Yardley, a
Grand Rapids. Mich.
The brides attendants we're all
arrayed in fragile white nyion net
gowns with framing picture hats Of
matching material trimmed with
crimson steamers Of ribbon and
carried arm bouquets of brilliant
red earuationx 10 carry ous the IL
tegrated color scheme cf crimsaa
and white.
Tie raasruu cs hsaor, q cousin
Of the brides. was Mrs. Egrcstane
Evans, Maid Of hrcnr was Miss
Jean Porter. The brides rasds
werc Miss Barbara Adams. sister
IT The bride. Miss Earhara Taylesr
Mss Audrey Wilsna ard Mrs. loan
Lassrws. As they entered, rating
slowly 10 The wedding nareh. ehny
soorae9 TIE iesr sing c9 fAe eche.
hn viii the apex poszgirx ans
meeting % fruat Ct TIE ggvsws-x
c1msszex
Petite SAas0a Leo SasassSrx. tie
sraax . asece, wcws . haIaxgxna
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
X. ". Artists
Close Exhibit
" It'll Success

! The Key West Artists Group
again can claim a successful
Street Fair - in spite of the
bad weather.
During the three and a half
days of clear weather, which
was all the elements allowed
curing the past week, seven
paintings were sold, and hun
dreds OF people viewed the ex-
hibits.
After the first two days Of
sudden showers, which neces-
Stated taking down and putting
up the exhibit more often than
was counted on, Mr.. Schiff of
Miami Beach, owner of .Duke's
Bar B @" (which is closed for
the summary graciously con-
sented to the artists usir.g his
property for the remainder q
the week. This was greatly ap-
preciated by the artists, as it af-
forded complete protection from
the elements, and the paintings
then. had to be moved only once
a day.
Mr.. j. McDonough of 606 Du-
val Street was the lucky winner
of a lainting donated by one OF
Key Vests best-known artists
= Karl Agricola.
Although July is not consid-
cred the best time Of year for
such endeavors. this group of
earnest and Woodworking artists
believes that art is made for the
public - whether rich or poor,
and all people should be given a
chance - not only 10 see good
paintings, but to be able to ac-
Iquire them at a price within
their budgets.
Therefore the Street Fairs will
continue as long as people show
an interest by coming 10 view
them, and by buyins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

the groom who used cleaning
sword to make the initial cut.
Late in the evening, the newly
weds left the party to prepare for
the honeymoon trip. For her going
away costume, the bride chose a
light blue nylon suit for her ira
yelling costume pointed up with
navy blue hat, shoes, bag, gloves
and white orchid corsage. The
groom wore a light gray business
suit.
As they descended the outside
stairway to the tiled patio, the we'd
ding guests surged forward to
shower the couple with rice and
convey good wishes.
1t. and Mrs. Lundgren motored
to Miami and planned to leave by
plane the following day for Nassau
where they viii spend a two weeks
honeymoon, then 60 directly to
Norfolk, where the groom Is at.
tached to the Harbor Defense Unit
at the U. S. Naval Base, Norfolk,
Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
frock and becoming crown fash
Toned of white stephanotis blossoms

frock and a becoming crown fash
Toned of white stephanotis blossoms
and red ribbon. The ringbearer,
Master Bobby McPhillips, was
dressed in a white suit and bore
a white satin cushion with the
wedding band.
Escorted by her father, A. Matt
land Adams, the bride approached
the altar looking like a classic Dor.
trait in full ven which concealed
her face. Her lovely gown Of nylon
tulle was pure white with a long
and full lace-banded accordion
pleated skirt, draped with a cathe-
dral train. The sweetheart bodice
featured winged lace insets and
tiny buttons. Her veil which fell to
the slim waistline was caught with
a circlet of small blossoms She
wore a simple string of pearls and
long white gloves. Her bridal bou.
quet was created Of dainty lilies
of-the valley, stephanotis and a
gorgeous white orchid.
After the first vows were spoken.
the matron Of honor lifted the
brides veil from off her face and
the nupsial rites we're sealed By the
pastor and the bridal kiss.
After the impressive and solemn
ceremony. festiviiy reigned. The
bridal party stood In a reception
line and received each guest indi.
yiduslly. The brides book was sup.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

Over 400 guests assembled on the
lawn ut dusk to watch the Rev.
Ralph Rogers unite the couple In
marriage with q single ring cere-
mony. As the nuptial music was
played bridal attendants Lit the
fourteen tall white tapers In can
delabra to augment he electric
torches which added to the illumi-
nation.
Lyric soprano, Miss Faye Ber-
valdi in q red tulle evening gown,
sang 'How Do I Love Thee" by
Lippe and "The Lords Prayer" by
Mallotte, accompanied by Mrs.
Howard Wilson at the piano and
Thomas Whitley, viofinist, proceed
ing the wedding march.
As the first chords Of the tradi-
tional Here Comes The Bride" OF
Lohengrin's Wedding March sound
ed. the moon emerged from the
clouds overhead and sdded % the
dramatic impact al the scene.
First member Of the wedding
party 10 enter The satin draped por-
tai was Mrs. Elm Lundgren. moth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
m MEMoRlAM

In loving memory of my brother
Joe w. Thompson, Jr.. who died
two years ago July 7, 1850.
Always in my thoughts,
No Matter where I go:
Always In my heart
Because l loved you 80.
When evening shadows fail
And I am sitting all alone,
In my heart comes a longing
IL my brother could oaiy come
home.
AUDREY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Scene OF Adams Lundgren Wedding
Forms Classic, Dramatic Picture

Dramatic and beautiful stage setting was the background
for the marriage Of Adams 1t g. Rich
Lundgren USN Thursday evening July at seven
o'clock candegt took place the patio of the
home of the parents socially prominent Mr. and Mrs
Maitland Adams Marina Court Arched palms baskets
gadolas huge white daisymums and stephan
the enclosure which roped off with white satin
ribbon white carpet unrolled for the wedding march
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

place balls In creased shallow
baking dish and bake in mod
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minutes. Makes four srsv.ngs.
Serve with or without the onion
and cream sauce.
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Hobart, the capital Of Tasman.
la, is said to have one Of the finest
harbors in the world.
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Evening star., 1952-11-23

For years, Helena Rubinstein
has known that dry skin needs a
very special kind of foundation
to give it dewy freshness, youth
full color and also to protect its
fineness. That's why Madame
Rubinstein worked untiringly in
her salons and laboratories to
develop Silk Tone. It is the first
glamorous makeup especially
created for women with dry skin.
Really, the most remarkable
makeup eVer created!
Moisturizes, protects dry skin
Silk-Tone is an amazing
creamy liquid that acts in two
ways to glorify dry skin. Like a
silken veil, it covers lines and
flaws with natural, radiant col
or. At the same time, Silk Tone
smooths and softens. Its rich
emollients actually moisturize
dry skin and protect it against
roughening winter weather. The
result is a flawless, silken bloom
that makes dry skin look as fresh
as rose!
Blended with pure silk
Helena Rubinstein's Silk-T
lis the only foundation in the
world that is blended with pure
atomized silk. This gives COM
|plexions fascinating transpar-
ency and silken allure.
Because it contains pure silk,
this superb foundation has q re-
markable cling that works like
magic! It clings the way silk
clings.. smoothly, evenly, lightly.
Nothing could be easier or
quicker to apply. You just stroke
this creamy silken liquid on light
ly. You'll be amazed at how even
ly and smoothly it spreads!
What's more, it will never streak
or smear. And remember-every
minute it is on, Silk Tone is do
ing your skin good :. smoothing,
softening and beautifying.
6 Ravishing Colors
Silk Tone comes in six ravish-
ing colors for every complexion
type. Colors so vibrant, so life
like, so young ;. they impart a
lovely luminous glow. Discover
Evening star., 1952-11-23

for yourself how the right shade
can work miracles for your beau
ty. It can brighten your complex
ion, Danish that sallow tired look
and make it possible for you to
wear many fashion colors you
once thought were unbecoming.
With all these wonderful beauty
benefits, Silk-Tone costs only
1.50 plus tax-and one bottle lasts
for months.
Helena Rubinstein believes
that it is vitally important for
women to use only the correct
makeup for their individual skin
types. For every complexion type,
she has formulated a special
foundation that acts as a correc.
tive beautifying treatment while
it imparts a lovely surface finish.
Special make-up..for oily skin
For oily skin and adolescent
skin, Helena Rubinstein has spe-
cial make-up-Milk- Tone, the only
cake makeup containing benefi.
cial milk protein. Milk-Tone pro-
vides fine-grained mat finish
that lasts hours and hours. In six
pretty shades, 1.25.
For blemished skin
To cover externally caused
blemishes, Helena Rubinstein de-
veloped Snow Lotion. This amaz-
ing liquid makeup completely
conceals most surface disorders
under a glamorous disguise. At
the same time, its special cura-
tive ingredients work to heal the
skin. Snow Lotion comes in three
shades, costs only 100.
For extra coverage
Helena Rubinstein recon-
mends her Silk-Film for women
with normal skin who want more
coverage, or for women whose
skins tend to be flushed or
blotchy. A cream-cake type Of
makeup that contains pure silk,
it imparts a lovely silken finish
while it hides flaws and imper-
fections. Perfect as a glamorous
evening. makeup. In six beauti.
fully blended shades, 1.25. All
prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
New Deep Cleanser
For Cleaner Skins
Sensational liquid formula
quickly removes CRIME
and clinging makeup

Now that clinging makeup and
indelible lipstick are here to stay,
all skins require very thorough
cleansing. That's why Helena
Rubinstein created her wonder
full modern cleansing formula
Deep Cleanser,
This amazing liquid penetrates
deeper into pore openings to re-
move every trace of clinging
makeup and CRIME. Deliciously
fragrant and creamy, it softens
and smooths the skin as it
cleanses.
Helps prevent blemishes
deep Cleanser" also destroys
the bacteria which commonly
cause surface blemishes (exter-
nally caused). It contains a new
miracle antiseptic that reduces
Evening star., 1952-11-23
kind of permanent wave curriers'
or bobby pins.
Neutralizer is Optional

Unlike other home permanents,
SWAY Permanent always gives
the exact wave you want no mat
ter what type of hair you have.
For only Sway Permanent has
Take-it or Leave-it Neutralizer.
If you have normal hair and
you don't like a tight curl, 'leave"
the neutralizer and treat yourself
to q fast, one-step permanent.
If you have hleached or dyed
hair, take the neutralizer and
see how beautifully your hair
takes a curl.
With Helena Rubinstein's g.
Way Permanent, there's no
guesswork, no risking: the wrong
permanent. You buy one package
and you're sure it has the right
wave for your kind of hair. Yet
this remarkable Sway Perma-
nent costs only 1.50 plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

piled more heavily than usual to
cover skin imperfections and give
your skin an even-color effect. Your
powder should be q shade lighter
than your foundation and applied
lavishly all over your face and
throat. No simple busting of pow
der on your nose will do these days |!
Evening star., 1952-11-23

with dry or lined lips, and for all
women who want a creamy lip
stick in winter weather. It pro-
tects lips from dryness and chap
ping, while it gives them youth
full sheen and lustre. And still,
when used as directed, Stay
Lustre keeps bright and tidy .
yes, even through eating and
drinking!
Both tantalizing textures come
in a fabulous range of glorious
colors. Stay-Lustre Lipstick in
jewelled jumbo case 1.50. Stay
Long Lipstick, 100. Prices plus
tax.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
New Jewened Look.
The Rage For Hair

The newest and most exciting
way to wear your hair is- gilded!
It's the new jewelled look for
hair, and there are several ways
to do it-with q daring golden
forelock -. with light feathered
touches oil over for shot.with-
gilt glamour. Either way. you can
do it to . beautiful turn with
Helena Rubinstein's GOLD
TOUCH. GOLD TOUCH ID liquid
"gold"-you paintit on as easily
as you do npstick. The effect IL
ravishins perfect for . dramatic
entrance, cocktails at I've or
whenever you want to impress .
man. Alsoin SILVER, l.50plus tar.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Beauty Calendar
for December
by Helena Rubinsteir

NEW YORK, Nov. .23.-This is the
time of year when every woman is
puzzling over a Christmas list, Won
dering what in the world to give
Aunt Suzy and what kind of gift
would be appropriate for Ediths
teen-age daughter.
Let me suggest that every woman
from IA on up is sure to be pleased
with a beauty gift. It's a pretty
kind Of compliment to her lowell
ness. And it makes your shopping
80 much easier because you don't
have to know her size. Every beauty
gift is sure to fit!
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Moreglamour for eyes

You can't be q
Vamp without
fascinating eyes
and it's all so
easy now with
the modern eye
make up. First
line the eyes
from the inner
Evening star., 1952-11-23

Something newsy and extra spe-
eial are my wohderful Perfume Co
llognes. They are q completely new
idea in colognes, doubly strong and
with the cherished cling of perfume.
An inspiration for Christmas gifts
at the low prices of 2. 90 to $50, they
come in exquisite bottles topped
with fabulous ''jewels".
Perfume Colognes are now avail
able in 8 of my famous fragranees:
Command Performance" the kind
of fragrancethat makes a woman feel
like she owns 2 mink coats; ''White
Magnolia" surrounds her with the
fragile femininity of q Southern
Belle; ''Heaven- Sent makes any
girl feel like story book Heroine!
Evening star., 1952-11-23

~ OOVVVAA 0VO~AA1A160s q 81
y The whole idea now is for women
to look even more like women and
the menfolke1ove it. Thats why
Helena Rubinstein, who is the great
pioneer Of women's beauty, tells
here some magical face-changing
that every woman can use to give
herself the new siren look.
If you want to see the Siren you
can become, try these brand new
makeup techniques as they are
taught in the fabulous Helena
Rubinstein Salons.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
Helena Rubinstein Offers Women the First
Glamour Makeup Specially for Dry Skin
Only Helena Rubinstein Has
Lasting Lipstick in 2 Textures
Color Perfect Lips Now Possible
For All Women

Now Helena Rubinsten makes it possible for all women
enjoy the benefits of lasting psck This great beauty genius
has formulated two superb pstcks in two special
textures StayLong, already beloved by millions for its in
credible ndeEbity and StayLustre, new extra creamy
formula especially made to mostmze and protect dry lips.
Evening star., 1952-11-23
First, your foundation should be

lighter in color
than you have
worn for some
time So to give
you the paler
and more inter-
esting look.
H o W YER, it
should be an.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

this bacteria count practically to
the vanishing point.
And the speed with which it
does all this is remarkable. For
deep Cleanser" spreads quickly,
tissues off in seconds.
With all these benefits, Deep
Cleanser" is economical. The big
plastic bottle holds 160 cleans
ings and is only 1.50 plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-11-23

The Beautiful SeIf-Mude Blonde Girls who have
always nged be blonde bonder than they found
wonderful way achieve it Helena Rubinsen's
the revolutionary home hair ghtener that light
ems and coors in simple STEP Rich conditioning oils in
locks silky SOFT ustrous And dare
public that it's all sefmade Have it in Golden
Shade" or "Ash Blonde Shade. 200 plus tax
Evening star., 1952-11-23

For the woman-who-has-every
thing, give wonderful little luxury
she may not have discovered for
herself "Body Smooth. This
is a special deluxe lotion that is far
superior. For one thing, it's extra
rich to keep body skin smooth as
velvet even in the severe winter
weather. The color is a pinkish-beige
delight and the lovely fragrance is
subtle as smoke. Once they try
"Body Smooth, women really fall
in love with it, use it for elbows,
chapped legs and as q hand cream,
too. It's priced from 1.75 to the
magnum size jar at 4.75.