davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-03-03
HELP-MEN

MEN-Two full time and one part
time. inexperienced. full-time men
average S100 and UP per wk. Re.
peat business plus regular customers
assure you Of steady, regular income.
you wish, to prove to yourself T what t
an excellent opportunity this is.
Fuller Brush dealers average S1OO
and UP per wk.. calling on regular
customers customers BY appt, Fuller Brush
and buy these famous everyday
necessities regularly. An experienced
man will make calls with you and
train you. II, you are interested in
2 sure way to raise your income.
ndSrs 4th ana % !ts NstGn1 Press SSS: S1SS
DI 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S. Il
MEN for route work. OF neat appear
ance; must have sales ability and
Apply Rm. $50. 724 9th st. NV.
MEN, clothing statesmen, for suburban
department store; excel: oppor. for
dept; exper. desirable. but not nee
essary. sHIRLINGTON Co-oPERA-
TIVE DEPT. STORE. OV. 3-5400,
Mr.. Clark. -5
experience. Md. drivers permit.
Highest salary, 514:day week. Apply
WOODMOOR MARKET. 1929
Colesville rd. IS
MEN WANTED. to work on golf
course. Also foreman greenSkeeper.
COURT HOUSE COUNTRY CLUB,
Fairfax. We. Browning 900. --6
MEN
II you are over 25 and interested
In earnings Of better than S6. 900
per year. we OFFER you an oppor-
tunity t1fd4 to call on people by ap-
that is backed. by national ads and
1S5-year reputation. Car helpful
but not necessary. Call RE. 7-6911
for executive interview. IS
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt. 21 to
90, for position in bid department
in local ONCE Of national distributor
BENEFITS; salary open. Box sis,s.
Star. -3
YOUNG MEN. to, work with mgr. on
regular routes: can earn $75 per
wk. to start. Room 424. 1404 New
YoTNG rom a'ii Man m with college back
Tor large surety and casualty in
surance co.; some knowledge Of our
business desirable but not neces-
sary: permanent. position with ex-
cellenC opportunity 1or promOC10n.
Give age, education and business
exp. in first letter. Box 261-B. Star.
YOUNG MAN for telephone coliec-
tion work: good salary. plus COM
mission; opportunity for advance
ment. FRANC JEWELRY. 1925, H
YOUNG MAN to handle clerical and
telephone work in TV service dept.
of wholesaler. Typing helpful, must
be reliable; 6-day week. Paid vaca-
tions. Apply B. s. Allen. WESTING-
HOUSE, 1915 K st. NV. between
YOUNG MAN. 1880. draft-exempt
college graduate, or attending college
at night, working toward q degree,
in business administration Ur ac-
counting; no. experience necessary.
This is newly created position, and
will eventually lead to administrative
work. Salary dependent upon educa-
tion and other qualifications. Apply
Room 800. personnel ONCE. s16 14th
YOUNG MEN (3> for outside sales
work; average earnings, $50 wk.
Apply Rm. $40, 724 9th st. NV.
q
Evening star., 1953-03-03
HELP-MEN
SALES MANAGER

Man vr,tb S.ii;na ~ NJ; ANU va: ~.
experience In training direct to con-
sumer sales forces. This position
will pay better than SIS, 900 per
year. Salary, commission and over.
write to right man. II you do not
have all the experience required.
answer this ad anyway as this
Apply division manager, ENCYCLO.
PAEDIA BRITANNICA. 927 18th st.
NV, Washington, d. c., or call
RE: 7.6911 for appointment. ---3
Evening star., 1953-03-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Salary
open; probably seasonal. Call for
appt:. EN-. 2-4769. .
SECRETARY-STENO.. for aviation
communications firm; 5-day wk.,
good starting sal; airline privileges
sMIRT9 i OPERATORS for two-sirl
Shirt-finishing unit; top pay for ex-
per. and steady workers. Apply
LEEMAN'S CLEANERS, 1928 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. 3
SILK FINISHER-5h-day wk., good
pay, steady. employment; must be
steady and fully exper. on plain and
pleated dresses. DEPENDABLE
CLEANERS. 3006 Columbia pike. Ar
SILK ik'OFi FiNTsHER-we have s open.
Ing for a good silk finisher: We
good pay with chance to increase
earnings. This is q 5-day wk. with
vacation after l yr. service. We
are conveniently located at $50 Z
st. NV. MA. S-6180. PAGE LAUN-
DRY & DRY CLEANING, INC. a
SILK AND WOOL FINISHER tmostly
Silks. perm: pos. to exper. opera
tor, good salary or piecework. See
Mr. Oppenheimer, SHEPHERD PARK
VALET, 1900 Alaska ave. NV. 3
under 35, exper.
pref. with college training, asst to
chf. engr.,. Natl Trade Asso.; perm.
5-day 4Q.hr: wk.; start $3.50 mo.
STENOGRAPHER-Part time. NATL
erganizatdi99n. nd9n 5-day week. Phone
sfENoGRxPHER. for law once.
Evening star., 1953-03-03

TELEPHONE OPERATOR - Must b
thoroughly familiar with switch.
board and able to perform minor
clerical duties. Excel starting sal
ary; 5-day week; paid vacation
parking facilities: insurance bene-
fits: etc. See Mrs. -Katen. MCNEIL
MOTORS. INC. 141s st. NV. -
TfPIST. for accounting division Of
aviation communications firm; 5-da.
TYPIST-Good working cond., good
salary. Apply LIBERAL CLOTHING
CO.. 415 7th st. NV. Mr.. Kaplan.
TYPIsTS, steady Jobs for willing work.
ers. good starting salary. See Mrs.
Yates. MARvINs. 734 7th st. NV.
- well-established
real estate firm; 5-day week; good
State qualifications. Do not apply
unless you are seeking permanent
employment. Apply Box 6S-A, Star.
TYPIsT-CLERICAL; part time; to
5 hours daily. Apply Room S22, Al
bee Bldg. 18th and G st. NV. 12
WAITREss. white, over 21, expe-
rienced. SAND BAR, 1923 18th
wHiITaRiEEiss. white. experienced. over
81. 5-day week. 1923 Wisconsin
white. exper., no nigSts.
no Sundays. TESTERS REsTAU-
WAITRESS, white; steady work; good
salary. Apply THE CALIFORNIAN.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
SALESMAN

Earnings: S75-$15O q week while
in training, learning the dignifled
profession Of preparing and pre-
senting landscaping plans. Exper.
fenced salesman preferred provided
scaping. Our top people are earn
ing up to $500 and more Q week
Complete training given at no cost
to you provided you can qualify
Call IA. $4,000 to arrange for ar
interview. No further information
divulged by telephone. Car neces-
Evening star., 1953-03-03
SALES OPPORTUNITY

known manufacturer, es.
tablished more than go years in the
automotive industry. has q desirable
opening in an expanding Sellinl
program in Washington area for 3
young, aggressive salesman, who de-
Stres increasing salary possibilities
Preference will be given to appli.
cant with experience selling auto.
motive jobbers and distributors and
their customers and one who has q
longtime familiarity with the wash
ingt0n area.
This is an excellent opportunity for
an ambitious. aggressive man will
ing to do field missionary work.
travel and acquire permanent con-
nection with one of the industry 1
most reputable organizations. Salary
and expense allowance.
Write. giving complete resume oil
previous experience, age, education
physical condition and genera
qualifications. All inquiries and ap.
phcations treated confidentially.
r. NJ. HOLLINGSHEAD CORP.
Manufacturer Of
WHIZ Automotive Products"
WRITE Box SELL, Star
Evening star., 1953-03-03
HELP-W0MEN

SALESLADY, for cosmetic and drug
counter. in downtown drugstore;
experienced only. Apply WHELAN
pRuuSG; 14th and H sts. NV. RE.
SALESLADY. for cigar counter. In
downtown DRUGSTORE; experienced;
good salary. Apply WHELAN DRUG.
14th and II SITS. NV. RE. 7-792S.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
Young Men or Veterans

Young Men or Veterans
Travel Miami and Southern resort
cities with promotional group; new
car furnished, salary. and comm.
$75 to S125 per week; no expert
nent work: See MR.. POUNDS. Cairo
HCsel' Sf lssh tH 8. and Que 'f'' n"'' e b! to
EMPLOYED MEN-Pifteen hrs. wkly.
eyes. eyes. and Sat: part-time part work II
TbEL, T5ly Apply @ so7 5o7 prn TS I.s THss., We'd
OUTSIDE Tv REPAIRMAN. No ant
work. Good salary; excellent working
conditions. SAMUEIS TV. HU
C&IiFWRNlA CALIFORNIA ORGANIZATION in
food supplement fleld has distribu-
torships open in Wash area. Ma
tionally advertised; see Life" Feb.
16. pg. 70: $1,000 and more per mo.
possible. Call DU. 7-91O6. d .
WELL SANITATION
FIRM needs statesmen for expanding
territory. Liberal draw against COM
mission. Car desirable. Call Ma, g.
LAW NV rIRM 1fI aRDa; Wants law student. sbl.
to type and take shorthand: opper:
1er fs4-n future re- as LAWYER Reply Box
WANTED-Older man not subject to
military service for good Rawleigh
business in Greene. Orange or King
George counties. Stop working for
others. Be your own boss. Good
profits. Write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept.
DEC 14-AA, Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
SALESMAN

tea terrorg 6rys Upen
D. C.. and Virginia. Sell Stopette
and other products of Jules Mon
tenier, Inc. Salary plus commission.
Local interviews being arranged for
week Of March 9. Send complete de-
tails to Box 1898, Star. 3
Evening star., 1953-03-03
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT NT-BKPR.1Books open.
i1Fas. i.@s bass ap 7.soss, Al5 statements end
ATTORNEY, grad. Col. U. Law School.
N. T., yrs. diversified Govt. ex-
per-, member D. c. Bar, vet, mar
ried; eager to enter pvt. practice;
tut. opport. more impt. than present
earnings. Please reply Box 1873.
BookKEEPER, accountant. knowi.
typins; $65-$7o ogk,; good ref
ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN. part-time
Sats; and ewes; sample drawings
PAINTER. first class. with crew and
equipment, now available. Call eve-
nings. HO. 2-IOS8. O.
MAN. 20. BIS degree. desires 3 mos.
temp. employ; no selling: some
outside work pref. Box 203-B Star.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs, YARD work,
cleaning etc SALVATION ARMY,
Harbor Lights Corp. NE S-4532.
with reporting, desk, and
publicity experience. Available for
interview. Box 70-A, Star. So
registered Md. D. c.,
wants relief work, Call JU. o.
rEGGk RICK DRIVER, col. vet. no S efoe-
sTERLINo. ct II. 7.sl1I.
Continued on Next Pass.I
Evening star., 1953-03-03

BOOKKEEPER TYPTST = Expert
enced; legible handwriting to learn
bookkeeping machine. Apply ONCE.
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES, 403
BOOKKEEPER TYPiST, preferably
around So. For general bookkeeping
in real estate office; some actual
bookkeeping experience required;
position entails considerable variety
and applicant should be adaptable
and willing to learn related work as
well as her own. 5-day week, $3.50
mo. to start. Call ME. $500 for
Bo6SREEPiNG eSPS1Riaf1si CLERK with knowl-
edge of shorthand for radio station
business office. Age 2O-3Q. Call Mr..
KELLY after 8 am. ME. 3-0077.
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Restaurant exper.: lunch and din
ner hours, mod. cafeteria operation;
no Sundays. Call MR.. ROBERT
KELLER, NE. s-321S. for appt. -3
CASHIER = MGR bookkeeping ma
chine. pleasant surroundings, good
starting salary. See Mrs. Yates,
MARVIN'S. I734 9TH St. NV. -3
CASHIER, white. age 2O-35. Must
have restaurant experience. Part
time. Good salary. Apply WAL
NICK'S, 1143 Conn. %
CASHIER, experienced; good oppor-
tunity. Apply mornings only. KAP-
LOWITZ, exclusive women'S shop
b2l 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-03-03

q G.H.W.-Liye in, upstaiTs room. no
s9;,Iti e9Okins; sak Bendix; M S;sSsa children.
G sdt. NV: Cook. IL fond Of children. iiv.
home in District: ref, good salary.
S1i oSsEkfEPER-white. SlIiaai as. 3os4s.
No cooking for adults; must be
S35 wks Call XII. S-2895. -5
enced, sleep in; board ,oS own .3or room
cnces. white MRS. A.. ABRAMS,
2gS32SS Grand concourss' New 9Xork York
MAID, s.h.w., little cooking; exper.
yith ,gdE cl1ildEen; 6h-day week. Can
MxiD@Hse rs to So, g.h.w.. care
Of children; live in; paid vacation;
references required. OIL. 4-4743.
MAID. reliable; must be good cook,
hssfRt 5sS4 7SSs US ss5is 5;5iEsH';f 4sol s:. sRs
MAID. "iIi s'h.w. and child care. $40
wk. plus room and board: in kind.
fSnsisSEa'i f%s cai hG%s MIS- pS4hrHR XVI sRr1pfv: ov
MOTHERS HELPER, doctors family,
fond of children, live in. Pleasant
upstairs room. One week day. every
other Sunday Oh. $50. WO.
NURSE. care for 2 children and new
try home. 20 Minis. from downtown
washington. Salary, S120 mo. Refs.
req, Call IA. S-043S. IS
COUPLE, experienced to live in. near
Mclean, Va. Cook and houseman,
some driving, good salary. Pleas
ant upstairs quarters. on every
other Sunday. every Thurs. after
breakfast. Call Elmwood $3.50.
HOME AND SMALL SALARY for lscy
to care for two children s a.m.-tl
pm, Mon. thru Fri. Call MRS.
MARCO after pm. EN-. 1881.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
CREDIT COLLECTION

N1CG>4 N|A4AGS &ON
phone Customer contact. mo Modern su
employs 5enefits. % Write R'' fuliy. 1Gi.'ieR! eR:
ments. Box 145-z. Star. ''e ws
DANCE TEACHERS, ages 2O-29-
DON MARTINI needs 10 attractive
young ladies with personality and
good appearance to teach ballroom
compese rSinnF FiSen fse sno,
a very pleasant profession working
in Wasiiington's oldest and largest
dance studios; salary open. Apply
in person to Mr.. Albert, 502 18th
St: NV: from l to pm. for posi-
6SN esS n az Il G9l pANcE saEes sTU6o isgGS5
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience pre-.
ferred but not necessary. AID. 2-2411'
DENTAL MECHANICS, with some ex.
a fa or Bart 0a DaFs1al tms deaspF 2pp
after 70 am: WASHINGTON DEN
DRUG. Ah &C: CosMsrIc ss2s 4 81 CLERK, niK exper
day eol shift. 1886 Conn. ave, Wo
DRTG SSGO' cLERk-oeneral dru9stor,
selling: experienced; day work only,
bRRucIFaGoR. spPSeE T1rh Iqfs 1SsS sdSo.oN1AE e nH
FILE CLERK, white. 1s-45. high
oeaoo E5sdusss starna bTsi salary Gr nstSn
day wk., vacation and sick leave
with pay. Apply in person to MRS,
JONES. 1000 r. !. ave. NV. %
Evening star., 1953-03-03

BEAUTICIANS. all-around operators:
also manicurist; for new. modern,
ViCENI HAIR STYLISH, 723 iith
st. NV, MA. $3.50. -3
BEAUTICIAN-Top salary and comm. !;
days WILLIAM OF NEW YORK,
Hair Stylist. 1915 Mich. ave. NE
BEAUTICIAN, colored, for. white
beauty shop; shampooing and apply
ing dyes. Call JU. 7-S90S. -S
BEAUTICIANS and manicurists, for
Washington new and busy shoppe.
Georgia ave. NV. Call JU. 7-S90S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, ex-
cellent salary, to work in Walter
Reed Beauty Salon. RA. $1,000,
Ext. sos, after pm. HO. 2-7894.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - part-time,
all-around operator. MADEMOI-
SELLE BEAUTY SHOP, LU. 1-9S54.
BOOKKEEPER for supermarket and
hardware store; desirable position
for steady conscientious en-
ploye. Typing essential. Apply to
MISS ADAMS. at 5406 Annapolis
ro.. Bladensburg. Md. IS
Evening star., 1953-03-03
YOUNG MAN

Business background or small loan
experience to be trained for mana
gers position. Our present expan-
sion program provides excellent op-
portunities for an intellieent and
aggressive man. Advancement and
salary increases based strictly on
merit. L. e. BULLARD. JU. 5-1033.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
HELP-WoMEN

MATTRESSES WANTED, must Be ex-
preienced; preferably Spanish speak
ing. Excellent tips and working
conditions; straight shift. Apply
Ell MEXICO. 2603 Connecticut ave.
NV, HO 2-4550 3
Evening star., 1953-03-03
HELP-DoMESTIc
COOK

Must be experienced for ex-
ecutive Offices of large local
firm. Must furnish good
references. Short working
hours, excellent salary. APP
ply in person, after II am.
$50 F st. NV, 9Th floor.
Evening star., 1953-03-03

SaleSmap-Estimator
in selling. plumbing
heating and kitchens. You must be
able to estimate complete installa.
tions and take charge Of retail sales
showroom. Salary, S100 weekly.
plus commission. Box 1857. Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-03
Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
II you can sell real estate or want
70 learn and earn quickly call NJ NJ
3414 Rhode Island ave-. Mt Rainier
Md. d
ROUTEMAN, linen supply exper. pre-
ferred but not essential; must be
reliable; refs. required. CENTRAL
LINEN SERVICE, 2149 Queens
Chapel rd. ne. LA. 6-1501. b
SALESMAN. Mems clothing. Capable
confidential. Box 673s. Fort Davis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
Sports Writer
Visited Here
By Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack K. Burke,
19A Seaplane Base, entertained re-
lativeS as houseguests for the holi-
days. The visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Speer, stepfather
and mother of Burke who edits
the Navy publication 1.-THE Outpost"
and who writes the sports column,
t'Bench Views" for the Citizen.
Speer is assistant production man
ager of government printing, Wash
ington. d. c. He and Mrs. Speer
left Key West Sunday for the re-
turn trip to Washington after en-
joying two weeks vacation here.
They attended the Orange Bowl
game in Miami. went deep sea
fishing and toured the historical
spots OF the Island.
Speer inspected the Citizen and
commented favorably on the com.
pIeteness of the shop and the
paper.
Burke and his wife Diane have
three children. Richard. IL. VII
liam. . and Judith Diane Who VIII
be three years old in February
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

to their home in West Fairview,
Pa, where the groom maintains
residence. The new Mrs. Haas
wore an orchid corsage. They will
be at home after January 6 at
31S Fourth Street, West Fairview,
Pa.
Mrs. Haas is a graduate of Key
West High School, class of 1850,
and a member of the Order of
Rainbow Girls here. She was en-
ployed in the civilian payroll de-
partment at the Boca Chica Naval
Air Station.
The groom was graduated from
Lemoyne High School and is now
in his junior year at Elizabeth
town college after four years of
service with the U. S. Navy.
Out of town guests at the bril-
liant wedding were the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lin
Senback of fredericksburg, Pa. !;
his grandmother, Mrs. Beulah Tay-
lor Of West Fairview, Pa; and
friends of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Scott of Miami, Fla, and DR..
and Mrs. Roeby Wilson of Ashe-
vile, N. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
Installation Held
Friday Euening By
.CayO HuesO GrOttO

Cayo HueSo Grotto, Mystic Order
of Yelled Prophets of the Enehant-
ed Realm, held their annual in
stallation ceremonies, January 2,
1853 with retiring Monarch William
Leon Sands presiding as the in
stalling officer.
The following named Prophets.
having been duly elected or ap-
pointed, were installed in their re-
spective stations.
Austin Roberts, Monarch
Hello Gomez, Chief Justice
Oswald ]. Sheppard, Master Of
Ceremonies
James L. Atkinson, Secretary
Fernando E. CamuS, Venerable
Prophet
Merville E. Rosam, IL, Treasur-
er for 1852 continued in that office
for 1853.
Jose Fernandez Jr., Marshall
George Conant, Captain of the
Guard
Grover Albury, Sentinel
Joseph Menendez, Chaplain
Following installation ceremonies
refreshments were served and a
pleasant social hour was enjoyed
by all Prophets in attendance.
The Mystic Order Of Yelled Pro.
phets of the Enchanted Realm is
social order for Master MasonS,
founded in Hamilton, N. Y. June
Is, 1890.
Although the first requirement Of
eligibility for a petitioner is that
he be a Master Mason, it is not,
and does not claim to be a draw
Master Masons of different lodges
into closer and more friendly re-
lations; to foster and maintain a
spirit of goodfellowship among us
and to thelp us to get out of the
rut into which we to often fall.
The national humanitarian OBJ.
jective of the Grotto is to aid and
assist Spastic and Cerebral Pasly
children often referred to as the
Forgotten Children"
From time to time during the
coming year projects on the local
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

The following couples have ap-
piled for marriage licenses n the
office of County Judge Raymond
r. L0rd.
Edward r Taylor. q. TE For.
ter Place and June GLADYS Molina,
"a, Sii Whitehead street.
Kenneth Paul BridTewatGr, n.
uSS Bushnell. and June Margaret
Lang. II. KS White Street.
RobeFt Harold Meyer. q. Casa
Marina Hotel. ard Norma Lois
Dunshee. %. So Fleming Street.
william 4. SeflG1lsF. IalamcTsaa,
ard Elizabeth o. Ashxcrra. Isla.
Eaorad2
Guy Chester chsasham. gr, Is.
FsBT1Lzaf ard Ninss-es Mae
zaeAsga. q, $50 Gansson Raaa,
Alexazdrla, We.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
lNeiU Officers
Installed For
PythiGl, Sisters

Installing officer for Pythian
Sisters, Temple No. 20 on Monday
night was Francis Cochran assist
ed by Grand Manager Viola Hisss
and Grand Senior Bernice Parh
The following persons took o.
flee:
Post Chief, Erma Braxton
Most Excellent Chief, Christine
Key
Excellent Senior, Lula McClin.
took
Manager. Violet Stickney
Secretary, Katie Cocran
Treasurer, Gladys Pinder
Protector, JEANNE Curry
Guard, Julia Brown
Hot cocoa and cookies were serv.
ed during the social hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
Chicago Couple Expect
To Extend Visit Here

Two months visit In Key West
is planned by Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Lehr from Chicago. Lehr
studies at the Institute of Design
in Chicago and with Fernand Lee
gers attelliere in France. He
paints mostly in oils and does non
objective work.
The Lehrs stopped in to see Mr..
and Mrs. Larry Harms at their
studio-gallery on Duval Street.
They visited last year.
After the Key West sojourn, the
Lehrs will go to New York City
for a stopoyer before sailing for
France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
PLANS FOR YEAR
TO BE DISCUSSED

The Mothers Club Of the Con-
vent of Mary Immaculate and 81.
JoSeph's School win hold their re-
gtllar monthly business meeting
Thursday night, Jan. sth. at 1880
p. m. In the Convent Auditorium
Mrs. Cobo. president, has asked
that all members attend this meet.
ms as important plans will be for
muiated for the remainder of the
school year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07

The marriage took place De-
cember q at seven o'clock in the
evening at the First Methodist
Church here. Baskets of white
poinsettia and white gIadioli
graced the altar. Bronze Candida
bra Illuminated the setting.
Music for the wedding was play
ed by organist WILDER Phipps.
Miss Mary Ann Matchett sang
"Ave Maria," and during the cere-
mony, Miss Cleora Roberts sang
''The Lords Prayer" She also
sang Because.
The lovely bride, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hampton, 1922
Seminary Street, was given in
marriage by her father. She wore
a high necked gown of chantilly
lace over white slipper satin which
formed huge cathedral train. Her
fingertip veil was crowned with a
tiara of pearls, and she wore a
single strand pearl necklace. She
carried a white prayer book with
a white orchid attached.
Miss Edyth Hampton, sister of
the bride who was maid of honor.
wore a beautiful gown of winter
rose color with a velvet bodice and
a skirt of nylon tulle over taffeta.
Her headpiece was of blue and
she carried a nosegay of blue tint
ed chrysthanthemums to match.
The bridesmaids, Miss Virginia
Russell, Miss Betsy Belle Kimbel,
Miss lola Camus, and a cousin of
the brides, Mrs. Daniel Sawyer,
all were gowned in blue. The dress
eS had velvet bodices and taffeta
skirts with overskirts of nylon
tulle. They wore hesdpieces OF
bronze chrysanthemums and nose
gays to match.
Little Miss Faye Huenfeld who
acted as flower girl was dressed
in replica gown, a charming min
iature of the maid of honor's en-
semble, with blue tinted NUNS in
her hair.
Master Edward England, serving
as ring-bearer wore black trousers
with white coat and carried the
rings on white satin pillow.
Floyd Volinger, close friend Of
the groom, served as best man.
The groomsmen, Charles Baker,
James Baker. Eugene Roberts and
the brides cousin, Vincent Crema-
Ia, all acted as ushers.
Mrs Allan Hampton, mother Of
the bride. wore a blue crepe and
lace dress with black accessories
and wore a dainty pink rosebud
eorSage.
Mother OF the groom. Mrs. A. H.
Linsenhack Of Mechanicsburg, Pa
wore dress fsshionei of gray
erepe and lace with pink aces.
SORES and pink carz,ation corsaes.
Following the marriage. a re-
ception was held ait the Scottish
Rite Temple roof garden with
about 20 guests attending. Help.
Ing 10 serve at the punchhowIs
we're the Misses Dora and Norma
Martinez. The wedding cake vas
placed II the een.sr Ct ts.e br rse's
table which vas decorated with
fern. frsgant stephenogis blossoms
and flanked by silver caadelahra.
Tie coupse leff Esr . koneyrso,a
trip Which 8neIagzeSi a visit 10 Mia
ID and WashlnEioa, D. C. En- route
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-07
Netr Jersey Man Makes
First Visit To n. ".

Nat AIhiser Of Wildwood, N. J..
is visiting his nephew George Hans
kat and Mrs Hanskat at their
home at 3sl2 Duck Avenue.
This is Mr.. Alhiser's first visit
to Key West and he has expressed
himself as being immensely pleas.
ed with the Island city.