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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

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materials IN every ssyle snd eel
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seeassosias 10 % with them IN
making ~ real dseeFsser dTspss
end sllp eevers. Ne nsea 10 shop
aFeund iranilesllY Ter tAs proper
sspes. snaps. bindings. trimmings.
lhFsads, rippsFs snd sll 81 Tire
hundreds 81 little items Yov need
when yev start t0rnlns seams
tFess and dseovsfes IN Yovv ewn
home.
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these persons vine u perhaps .
talented heVssksspeF ~ esok o.
meihsT o. semsshlns else. BIT
dealt have ire knew hsw when
n eemes 10 mskina ire things
yev 80 " IN she heose. shs Care.
lire Shop has = lady vino cen end
viii ds u for yeU. gvss select ire
materials Yov want. and Ter only
. small extra charge she viii
GENE 10 YevF homa. DO Ell ihs
measuring end fitting. end make
YevF things Ger Yeu. 10 " . deaI7
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According 10 my Almanac. on
this date only five years ago a
Philippine volcano exploded with.
great force. All September born
folks I'D TO and including Sapsem.
her u have = calm and inqulring
mind and may make q success a.
a lawyer, scientist. novelist or pol.
itieian. Hey Nav. where's my hat,
| want 10 throw Il In the rang. Jaxon
for Mayor. II also says In my Al
manae that February and Novem.
Der are the lucky months for vir-
goans and Wednesday the lucky
day. why kids. that's today.
The almanac also has q nice liz
Gle poem for as Virgo folks which
makes me feel real good, 50 Ill
print Il herewith.
Deep wisdom has September's
born.
And fame in song and story.
The radiant sapphire should b
worn,
Your flower the morning glory
- a 4
Time walis Coz no man. ard
nslthsr d yevF appointments, o.
- saY ire star saEars 81 ponald's
each sims I'm late. which 10 Of.
tsn. Make yeVTs now. yeSH be
slad.
- = -
Remember kids, we're still on
the summer schedule and ths
stores VII all be closed tom0rros
afternoon. Some Of them. all day
Also don't forget that you have q
shop foF q real long weekend ghur
rahl before Saturday night roll
around.
It's real warm out these days
bot reading the weather reports j
making me real glad that | liv'
In Key West after ell. Don't Gel
anyone. but there are ether reason
too. Don't forget. set all you
shopping done, aud | luvs "a all
Jaxon. advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

and refreshmets were served. Mrs.
Malcolm Plnder and Mrs. Jim
Loper were in charge Of arrange.
menis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

Priest doctors ~ ancient Assvria
knew the use II several hundred
plant remedies says the National
Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02
JGyshees Hold Last Business Meet
OF Year III Home OF Mrs. Collins

The Jayshees held their last business meeting Of The year
Thursday Of outgoing President Mrs. Sam
Collins The meeting the topic Of discussion
the fortcoinN Installation Banquet be held September
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 30 thank our friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy extended US during the
brief illness and after the death 81
our son. Graydon. and 20 those
who sent floral tributes.
MR.. AND MRS. NEWELL
j. MENENDEZ
emwf9 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

Now that Crawfish are back In
season, and the hig fight between
Martins and the Coys over the sire
81 same Notwithstanding. let me
give yea my favoriie recipe Cor
CrawfiSh Thermilor
First of eouFxe yoa have 70 havr
the crawfiAh. Get several - lat
the combined weight u the tails
i about to pounds Spst lsnRlh.
ulse. salt and pepper. and hrol Coz
about % MINUTES. basllng with enc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

Tablespoon olive Oh. Remove the
meat from TIE shells ard cut into
small chunks. saving the shells.
Add one tablespoon melted butter.
tm0 chopped ahallots and about one
half cps mushrooms chopped fine
and The stems of about three tushy
paYsleys. Moisten this dressing
with 0ne fourih cups white wine.
Couk slowly until the mixture -
reduced to about bali TIE original
quantity. Thea add one cup Of pre-
pared basic white sauce and the
yolks of two eggs and one half
ieaspoon dried mustard
STIR TITS without boiling. Pour
into the shells and glaze under the
brosler.
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lees 81 iced u mishi hs : very
coed ldse ie % on fFem here 10
IRE culfsisaam Feed Department
Store. n fact enee inside 20 %
rlphf en ever 10 thsss BE siass
vegsishla eases end iusi stand
there n Fevereni silence Ser
awhile and sdmlFa a. mat dewY.
sarden fresh pFodvee there.
Did Yeu ever siop 20 wendeT
lost hos u Get there 80 frsah
and srisp snd wendsrsvl7 ! Old,
end ss / asked. 'T'aini easy
iolksl | anew Ger lnsianss ihsi
10 dent psi my sdvsFsisins espy
ever - iha Gulfsiream BY . Ger.
tain tire On Twesdsy merninn I
have . very snneyed MF. Jlm
hausiH 70 eenisnd with. hsesvss
he b Ell - Mlaml ~ tee .. m.
each Tvssasy sfierneen. Well,
ihla lElp Il absolviely ref Cor
plaasvFs. 10 heeavse NJ. kvnlH
vs. 90 10 Mlaml ls eemh ere mar.
ksis fsr re nsKl dss esv lvsf ihs
Fishi fruits and vavstables Cor
ne ovllsfFssm Feed Department
Stores, N lvsi ire right degrees
81 ripenass ard freshness.
Yhan when sll she huying'e
done. Ed Ell ere sslseslns ard
hsssllna and pinehlns end test.
mo. 4 Is loaded erie ere 81 ne
bic cullstFesm Refrigerated trail
o. trucks snd rushed 10 Key West
Cor dlaplay IN she cvlasiream pre-
dvee eaase. % course. all that
cant BE Displayed and kept IN
"a be spsaYed bins IL kspi IN
very spe<lsl FsfFlessstsFs fer sale
Ihrevphouf shs rest 81 Ire week
ard Until mere arrives lsr yovr
shoppinu pleasuTa. huf veu may
be assvred thsi u " ksps gardsn
fresh ioF vevT enjoyment under
ihe best pesslhle esndlilens.
De Fou ever see such Juicy
sUeevleHl gFuls. such erlsp tender
snd tasty vegetables. end such .
varsity anvwhere9 culsssFesm
pFedves IL always garden fresh.
Ask ire man with ere heel
= = =
A few household hints for mi
lady when butter Is too hard d
spread. turn . heated bowl or par
over the butter dish Cor . Eew min
utex.
Eggs can be boiled wilhcul
cracking Il 3 tiny hole Is prickec
with . needle IN the large end 81
the egg. This tiny hole allows air
inside the egg 10 escape rather
than expanding during cooking.
Grind well.dried grange peels q
a coarse powder Cor use Is flavor
ms Ger pies. sagees and cakes.
Place 4 jar I'D IN the lower con
aalncr If a double boiler. This AZ
viii rattle when the pan il dry
Such Is the priceless legacy LET
b. grandma in an old scrap bool
% . Grand daughter who appre
ciales 4 and uses il almost daily
= % .
And sFandmaw ~c0ld heva 20.
losesd 81 thas avalns little ED
thep ever ea ire eorues 81 Care.
l'ns and Ann Street.. and net
eseaoss y ls - qVslns and aolss
back there. hOi because ~ IRE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-02

And srandmaw would hsva 20.
loseed - shss avains little ED
shop ever en- IRE sernss 81 Care.
Tine and Ann Street, and net
bseaoss y ls 80 evslns end avlsl
back there. hvi because ~ IRE
Evening star., 1953-06-01
BETTY BEALE

If you hear that a woman
turned up at q garden party
in a mans shirt, it won't be
Geraldine.
y 4 Il +
Former Ambassador Bill
Pawley's daughter, lovely Irene
Pawley, graduated this morn
ing from Holton-Arms Junior
College. The post-debutante
plans to return to Holton in
the fall for graduate work.
Three debutantes graduate
this afternoon from Holton's
high school class. They are
Mary Truxtun Hill. daughter
of the William G.. Hills, who
will bow to Washington society
on June 6 at the Hills home in
Kenwood; Nancy Heron.
daughter Of the Bill Herrons.
who will come out now in Bos-
ton and here in the fall; and
Emily Stenhouse, daughter Of
the Jack Stenhouses. who will
also be presented in the fall.
Both Mary and Nancy will
whip off on a European whirl
with five other classmates soon
after the formers party.
The Hiram MallinSonS will
give a cocktail party tomorrow
of all days. II completely for
got about the coronation" said
Kay, "but I guess it wasn't
such a bad idea after all be-
cause everybody we've invited
has accepted" The party is a
combination housewarming at
their new Georgetown address
and a do in honor Of Mrs.
Hiram Mallinson senior who
arrived Friday for q weeks
visit.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Exclusively Yours--'s'"' BET" 's~-'
Corneys to Face Round of Parties After Coronation;
Wrong Suitcase Is Carried Across Atontict to London

Admiral and Mrs. Robert
Carney left Washington. by air
Saturday for the coronation
and expected to arrive in time
for Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Jerauld Wright's garden party
yesterday afternoon. Jerry
Wright, the ranking United
States admiral in Great Brit
ain, and his attractive wife
Phyllis. entertained for the
Chief Of Naval Operations and
Mrs. William Fechteler along
with the newly appointed chief,
Admiral Carney, members of
the American delegation and
Washington and British friends
Navy and otherwise. Jerry's
Chief Of Staff. Admiral Robert
Pirie, and his wife will give a
dinner for pretty Joan Fech-
teller Wednesday night before
Perle Mesta'S ball and the
various American aides, includ-
ing Comdr. Bill Hudgins,
Admiral Carney'S aide will be
at this one.
All these younger official fry
have been invited to drop in at
Ambassador and Mrs. Winthrop
Aldrich'S on Thursday night
for a small dance following
their white tie dinner for the
American delegation.
AS gay and party-packed as
the coronation will be, it will
merely be warm up for what's
to come for the Carneys. On
Friday they will leave London
for Naples and then embark on
an around-the-M Mediterranean
social calendar by air that will
make everything else seem
quiet and easy by comparison.
From their beautiful villa at
Naples overlooking the Medi-
terranean, they will set out on
farewell parties to be given in
their honor in Ankara, Ismir,
Athens, Florence, Rome and
finally Paris where Admiral
Carney will turn over his Medi-
terranean command at SHAPE
headquarters. They will start
out from and return to Naples
between visits at each of the
above cities and at each capital
they will be entertained royalty
by the chief of state. In Athens
they will be feted by King Paul
who has visited them at their
villa and who is scheduled to
come here with Queen Fred
erika next year when Admiral
Carney will be chief of naval
operations.
After this fantastic round of
farewells in the sunkissed
Mediterranean region, the
Carneys will come to Washing
ton during the first part of
July, and Admiral and Mrs.
Fechteler will then head for
that heavenly part of the
world so that Admiral Fech-
teller can take over the enviable
Evening star., 1953-06-01

One horse show that always
attracts many capitalites is the
Doughoregan Manor show in
Howard County, Md. The 28th
annual staging of this event will
take place Saturday. starting at
9 o'clock in the morning.
The show, under the chair
manship of Mrs. Edwin Warfield
III, assisted by Mrs. Waugh
Glascock, will be for the bene-
fit of two organizations. A spe-
cial feature of the show will be
a country" store" with Mrs.
Milton Beekman in charge. Pro-
ceeds from this feature will go
to the Howard County Children's
Aid Society. All of the other
proceeds will be given as usual
to the Howard County Public
Health Association.
Evening star., 1953-06-01

Mediterranean commend. Bill
Hudgins, by the way, has taken
an apartment at the Wyoming
for his return stay in WASH
ington.
A coronation near catas-
trophe took place in this town
this past week end. Min Nc
Carger. who was formerly
with our embassy in Paris,
and his wife Geraldine were
fresh in from the West Coast
and stopping in town with the
Ed AppleWhites. June and Ed
have the house on Hillyer
place that once housed a
group of White House aides,
was frequently the scene Of
gatherings that included
Margaret Truman, and bore
the intriguing label, The
Mousetrap.
The McCargers no sooner
arrived than Geraldine started
repacking to fly to London.
She had to do some fast shift
ing around but everything
finally seemed under control
and she took off by plane
Thursday morning. When she
arrived in London on Friday
and started unpacking, there
to her stark horror was not
her coronation ball gown, her
garden party dress, the suit
she would need for daytime
wear, etc. There, instead, in
the suitcase she had brought
all the way across the Atlantic,
was her husbands laundry
she had put into one bag just
before leaving the West Coast!
She must have let out a groan
that extended across Green
Park, the Mall, st. James
and into the Abbey.
Back in Washington her
husband discovered the error
about the same time she did
and Immediately went into
action. Friends were contacted,
telephone calls we're made,
and at last it was agreed
that if delivered to the airport
not later than Saturday morn
ing, Pan American would
guarantee to deliver it to her
in London the next day. .
Evening star., 1953-06-01

AS usual. children's classes will
open the show and the day will
be filled with the various other
classes that make up most shows.
Luncheon will be available to
those who wish it, and there will
also be small tables about the
grounds.
Others who are working on
the various committees striving
to make this event a huge sue
cess are Mrs. Carroll Jenkins,
Mrs. Hewitt Nichols. Mrs. John
T. Mason, jr., Mrs. Arthur
Shreve, Mrs. Dudley Iverson,
Mrs. L. G. Shreve. Miss Grace
Gardner, Mrs. Lawrence P. Nay
lor III, Mr.. Asa Sharp, jr., and
Mr.. John T. DevereauS. Hon.
orary chairmen for the show are
Mr.. Dorsey Williams, Mr.. Au-
Evening star., 1953-06-01
AndcOsti0 Naval
Wives Plan Lunch

Mrs. Karl Theme and Mrs.
Merle VanMetre will share
honors at a luncheon to be held
Wednesday by the wives of
officers stationed at the Naval
Receiving Station, Anacostia.
The Andrews Air Force Base
Officers Club will be the scene
of this last monthly luncheon of
the season. The party will be a
farewell for Mrs. Theme, whose
husband is being retired from
the Navy in June, and a well
come for Mrs. VanMetre, whose
husband will replace Capt.
Theme as commanding officer
OF the Receiving Station.
HosteSses for the party are
Mrs. H. H. Greer. Mrs. G.. A
Wolf and Mrs. c. A. johnson.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Society News
The George Gorretts
In London After All
Debutonte Festivities and Vacations
Are Consuming Time of CuptoIites
Society News
By Doisy Sheridon

A last minute dash was made
to the Coronation this week end
by former Ambassador to Ire
land and Mrs. George A.
Garrett.
They had given up plans to
go because the caretaker Of
their country place was not we'll
and they felt that they couldn't
leave. However, the pomp and
circumstance got the better of
them and by now they are in
London. They will stay with
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Jerauld
Wright. Admiral Wright is the
United States Naval Command
er of the Eastern Atlantic.
The CARROTS will be back in
town by the sixteenth when
they will give a dinner before
the dance Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gardner have planned. This
party will be the debut of their
daughter, Miss Suzanne Blake
Gardner.
Other dinner hosts before
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Visitors Due
Here TOduy;
DeWeysHosts
Rx Katharine M. Brooks


Sonora de Odria, wife of the
President of Peru, is arriving in
Washington this afternoon and
Is expected to be at the embassy
for some dayS-perhapS through
this week-before going on for a
visit in Europe. Sonora de Odria
will be met in Washington by
her son, Senor Cesar Odria, who
has been in The Capital for a
year or more.
Sonora de Odria is no stranger
in Washington, having visited
here several times in the past
two years. She has been extern
sively entertained by the Am
bassador and Sonora de Bercke-
meyer and once or twice has
come in the summer when they
we're away and had the embassy
to herself. She is having the
building to herself this time as
the Ambassador and Sonora de
Berckemeyer are in London for
the coronation.
Sonora de Odria will spend q
day or so in Baltimore where
she goes periodically for a phys
ical check-up.
South Africon Guests
South African Ambassador
and Mrs. G. P. Jooste will have
guests with them, next week
when DR.. and Mrs. Frans du Toit
arrive June 9 or 10. The visitors
are expected to arrive by boat in
New York on Wednesday and
will come here after having a
look around New York.
DR.. du Toit is leading indus
trialist and has a long list Of
important posts. He is chairman
of the National Resources De-
velopment Commission, Chair
man of South African Coal,
Oil and Gas Corp, chairman
of SA Phosphate Development
Corp, chairman of the Steel
Sales Co. and director of the SA
Iron and Steel Industrial Corp.
DR.. and Mrs. du Toit will be en-
tertained by the Ambassador and
Mrs. JooSte during their stay here
but no dates can be set until
their arrival in New York and
the length of their visit in Wash
ington is determined.
Travellers
Turkish Ambassador Feridun
Erkin has returned from New
York where he and Nine. Erkin
went a week or ten days ago.
Nine. Erkin will stay on there
for several weeks or month to
continue coaching and study in
singing.
Newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Belgium and Mrs.
Frederick Alger are arriving in
Washington today for a stay of
several weeks. Mr.. Alger will have
conferences with officials of the
State Department preparatory to
going to Brussels. They will stay
in the home of Mrs. Alger's par
entS, former Representative and
Mrs. Charles S. Dewey, who will
entertain at dinner in their honor
this evening and leave tomorrow
for France. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
have French home where they
plan to spend the summer.
Belgian Ambassador, Baron
Silvercups, will be the ranking
guest at the dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Elizabeth Iona
Engaged to Wed

The engagement Of her
daughter Elizabeth Anne to Mr..
Glenwood Joseph Coombs, is
announce by Mrs. Henrietta F.
Long. Mr.. Coombs is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerome Coombs
OF Great Mills, Md. The bride
to be is the daughter of Mr.. j.
Bruce Long of Leonardtown,
Md.
Mr.. Coombs is attending
Radio ElectronicS School at Pa
tuxent River Naval Air Station.
A September wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1953-06-01

this gala will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene CaruSi and Mr.. William
MacCracken. who will give a
small party. Mrs. MacCracken is
in Europe with her daughter,
Miss Nell MacCracken.
This June debutante is now
officially the daughter of a
United States Ambassador.
Ambassador Gardner is our
Envoy to Cuba and was con-
f1rmed by Congress on Friday.
Departure plans are still in
definite.
Another day to circle for a
debut is Wednesday the seven
teenth. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
White have issued invitations
for a tea dance in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Angelica Peale
White. The party will take place
at the 1925 F Street Club from
S to 7.
P0rty at Achesons
Honoring the young-but in
viting the older generation-will
be the wedding reception of
Miss Deborah Platt and Mr..
Warren Barbour. This will be
on June 20 and will include only
intimate friends Of the two fam
lilies.
The party will take place at
the residence of the brides uncle
and aunt-in-law, former Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson. The wedding cere-
mony will be at Christ Church
in Georgetown.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner S. Platt
and Mr.. Barbour Is the son OF
Lady Welsh and the late Sena-
tor Barbour.
A dinner coming up on June
13 is bound to be a gay and
nostalgia evening for guests as
well as the hosts. Ambassador
and Mrs. James j. Wadsworth
will come down that weekend
especially to celebrate their
wedding anniversary with their
old Washington friends.
The Wadsworths will give the
party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Clifford. Ambassador
Wadsworth is deputy to Am
bassador Henry Cabot Lodge. jr.,
United States representative to
the U. N. The popular couple
are settled in q pent house in
New York.
Summer Trips
Nantucket is going to be in
vaded again this year by Wash
ingtonians. Among those taking
houses there are Mrs. Brien
Mcmahon, glamorous widow of
the former Senator from Con-
necticut, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Martin Barnes. Others
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Chat
field Taylor, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodson Houghton, while plan
ming visit to the island is Mrs.
D. Buchanan Merryman.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Neill
Phillips enjoyed their summer
so much last year at Jamestown,
r. l., that they have bought a
house there and are busily max
ing plans for this season. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Graves will go
as usual to Murray Bay in Can
ada for the summer.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
MoriIyn Sheppard
|Honored at Party

Capt. and Mrs. James Alfred
Thomas entertained on Friday
evening at a cocktail party and
buffet supper at their residence
in Alexandria. The guests of
honor were Miss Marilyn Shep-
pard and Mr.. Carl Clinton
Drewry, jr., who will be married
on June 10. Assisting her par
ents was Miss Lynn Thomas, who
will be a bridesmaid,
Evening star., 1953-06-01

MISS e. ID. WlNGF1ELD
Engaged to
Midshipman Robert T. HERES.
At a luncheon given yester-
day at Carvel Hall in Annapolis,
the engagement of their
daughter, Carolyn Dale. to Mid
Shipman Robert Tralles HERES,
was announced by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Arthur Wingf1eld of
Washington and Chestertown,
Md.
Miss Wingf1eld is majoring in
interior design at the University
of Maryland. She attended the
Abbott Art School and plans to
study at Washington College in
Chestertown this summer. She
is a member of Delta Delta
Delta.
The prospective bridegroom,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Willard
HERES Of Denver, Colo, is q
member of the class Of 1854 at
the United States Naval Acad-
nnnV
Evening star., 1953-06-01

MldShlpman j. MICA. webster.
Announcement is made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Haley Of
Winter Park, Fla, of the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary
Legere Of Washington to Mid
shipman James McAllen Web
ster, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
H. Webster of Princess Anne,
Md.
The oride-elect attended Rol-
lins College and The Tobe-Co-
burn School for Fashion Careers
in New York. She is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma and
is a junior executive at Wood
ward & Lothrop.
Midshipman Webster will be
graduated from the United
States Naval Academy in June.
He is an alumnus of. Harvard
and is affiliated with Sigma Chi
Fraternity.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Douqhorequn Manor Show Plans Made

guStus Riggs, jr., and Mr.. Phillip
A Carroll.
Imposing Dough ore a n
Manor. former home of Charles
Carroll Of Carrollton, a signer
OF the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, is still in the Carroll fam
lily and is maintained in its orig
inal manner.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Tokinq Vacation

Mr.. Harry Norment is leaving
this week for a summer in Cali
fornia. He will return to his
apartment at the Shoreham the
latter part of September.