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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04

Thin slices Of cucumberS, radish-
es, celery wedges and green
onions make good additions to a
cheese snack tray: have an as
sortment of crackers to go with
the cheese, too.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Joyce Marie johnson Years Lace
Gown For Wedding Friday EUening

Joyce Johnson exquisite gown Of white lace
nyon taeta for wedding Arnold Whitman Har
ringon seveny Friday evening" July 30 ST. Paus Epis
copal Church.
The fitted bodice of the hand clipped Chanly lace featured
yoke with mandarin collar trimmed with lace rosetes The long
fitted sleeves ended in points over her hands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Dauahter is Born

A daughter, Margie Carol, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Donald
Fish, Hut Ia, US Naval Air Sta
ton, on July % at the US Naval
Hospital. The little girl weighed Ga
pounds at birth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Gordon
Berry announce the birth of a Z
pound son, Glenn Hickey, on July
30 at the US Naval Hospital. The
parents live at 1901 United Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04

bers of the Players had better
bring their own"
The supper will start at 7:30
p. m. and the lecture, which will
begin as soon as the supper ends,
will be on "Stage Makeup and
will be given by Mrs. Byron Lowry.
If time permits, the class will also
start script reading on stage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Club Calendar

NIQC NQIOIIOOI
EVERY WEDNESDAY
8O0-Junior Chamber Of Commerce Clubhoue Fager Ava
10:30-Poinciana Junior Garden Club at the school
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
10:O0-ZX-11 Officers Wives Club
10:00-SubrOn Officers Wives Club Fort TAYLOR
10:00-Navy Wives Club Bldg. 266, US Naval Station
5:OO-Advisory Board XIV Youth Center, Wesley House
7:00-Gold Star Mothers, VFW Home S25 Elizabeth
S:O0-Dade Lodge, Masonic Rite Temple $50 Eaton
S:30-KW Cupboard Club Auxiliary
EVERY THURSDAY
1O:30-Convent Junior Garden Club at the Convent
12:15-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
1:O0-Thrift Shop Navy Commissary open until 400 o. M
6:30-Lons Club, at Lions Den, 1907 Seminary ST
7:30-CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
7:30Princes of Syracuse, Pytian Hail. 728 Fleming ST
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5
1O:O0-HS1 Officers Wives Club, Aeroplams
3:O0-Crce II, First Methodist Church
7:30-DorcaS Society Lutheran Church Flager Avenue
8:O0-VFW Post 3911 post home, 325 Elizabeth
S:0O-Elks Lodge at club house, 31S Duval Street
EVERY FRIDAY
10OO-Gym Glasses Officers Wives Bldg a. Seanans R.aa
10:30-HarriS Junior Garden Club at the school
7:3o-Youh for Christ, Poinciana Baptist Church
FRIDAY. AUGUST rs
12:30-Offcers Wives Club a Fort TAYLOR
8:0OOficers Club, Eastern Star
8:00-Cayo HueSo Groo Redmens Hall
EVERY SUNDAY
2:O0-CAP Cadets, Poncana Community
3:30-Orden CaballeroS de 10 Luz, AZ Amelia St
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Mrs. Wood, Children
Leave For Wisconsin

Mrs. Chester Wood and three
children, Mona Kay, Cheryl, and
"Chipper" left Tuesday for La
Crosse, Wisconsin, to visit Mrs.
Woods mother who has been Ill.
They expect to be away until
early September. Mrs. Wood is
president of the Junior Woman's
Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Greek Is Second Language For The
Three McChristian Youngsters

Living KEY West accustomed to bngual children
but it isn't very often that year%od rales off the phabe
to in classic Greek.
Or her 7yeaod dvouty repeats the Lords Prayer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04

Processed cheese spreads con-
tain more moisture and less fat
than regular processed cheese.
The spreads range in flavor from
mild to sharp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04

Subscribe To The Citizen
Evening star., 1954-11-19

York's w. l07th Sc. Il went to
PS 1885," he recalls. For those
days, 1t was q pretty tough lay
out. I'm only 8 feet 8 today 30
! must have been 5 feet even In
those days. 50 ] learned to talk
smart and run, fast and thus
never got any bones broken on
10Tth st. West. I'm pretty mucf,
of q n1ugg today. despite the fact
that my father taught me the
piano, algebra and history, eight
years at PS 165, four years at
Townsend Harris High School
and one semester at C.C.N.Y.
Some people say my self-descrip-
ton is an affectation. I won't
argue the point but ! like 1t
this way
Loesser first went to California
in 1885 with q song writing
partner, Irving Actinan. They
landed jobs at Universal Pic
lures. He wired Lynn, the girl
he'd courted In New York, to
join him on the Coast and they
were married In October, 1885.
A year later. Loesser supplied
the lyrics for AL NeWman's
Moon Of Manakora." That
made such q hit that the famous
Hoagy Carmichael signed him
Evening star., 1954-11-19

to- work with him. They col
laborated on two smash hits.
Two Sleepy People" and Small
Fry" In i0zl, he hit again with
Julie Styne on IT Don't Want
to Walk Without You"
Three years ia the Army gave
him q new slant on lyrics.
Praise The Lord and Pass the
Ammunition and 'tRodger
Young" won him d completely
different status. The fine job
he did in composing the score
for Ray Bolger's Where's
Charley" proved to Tin Pan
Alley that he had come of age.
If there was any doubt about
it, his Guys and Dolls" re-
moved 1t. In that show, Irving
Actman was listed as musical
director. indicating that Loesser
has o long and affectionate
memory.
Il 4 4
Carmel Shows daughter. Brig
i'd, and Peter Flanagan, son Of
Manufacturers Trust prexy Hap
Flanagan, to honeymoon in Eur
ope. Henry Fonda, completed
filming "Mr. Roberts" ... Pata-
chou into Empire Room. Wall
dorf. :. George Washington
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Carver Medal to Cab Galloway?
-. Bill Dozier and Ann Ruther-
ford to Nassau. Sylvania TV
Awards, Pierre, Nov. 80. !.
Gladys Cooper's daughter, Sally,
recuperating from an auto acci-
dent. =. David Wayne's aid,
Alike Gordin, dating Peter How
ard. -. New press attache at the
Soviet Embassy in London is Mr..
Molchanov. The name in Russian
means Silent Man.
\ X 4 X
Valerie Hobson viii be unable to
retire after marrying John Pro-
fumo in January. Her king and
I" London contract runs until
August IS. =. Bob Hope to Hol-
lywood; Spencer Tracy in from
Europe. Janice Rule and "The
Rainmaker" author, Richard
Nash, q colnbo. ). Trees being
planted at English airport to
minimize the. noise of aircraft
engines. The trees act as a sound
sponge. "Teahouse of the
August Moon" passed So million
Evening star., 1954-11-19
10 Civitun Clubs Plan
District Meeting

Delegations from 10 clubs In
the Washington area are plan
ming attendance at the council
meeting OF the Chesapeake dis
trict. Ciyitan international. to-
morrow and Sunday In Balti-
more.
Meeting In the Emerson Hotel,
the area clubs to be represented
are Alexandria, Arlandria, Ar
lington. Bethesda. Falls Church,
Hyattsville. Mount Vernon, Silver
Spring. Wheaton and Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
NEW YORK.

Behind the Scenes: Marion
Brando. most sought after man
picture star. shortly will start
shooting Frank Loesser's .Guys
and Dolls. for Sam GoldWyn.
Along with Brando viii be Frank.
Sinatra. Jean Simmons, Vivian
Blaine, which adds up to a gilt
tering cast no matter how you
slice it.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
Films OF More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUsoE"-Well- played stun-
ningly photographed.
"THE GAME MUTNY"Comdr Queeg and his wartime break
down.
FOR suspenseful version Of the
stage thriller.
"HIGH NOoN'-In which Gary Cooper won an Oscar.
might PEOPLE"-Gregory Peck fois the Communists In
Berlin. 5sS@#.
"THE RAD'NInor but wel-made tale Of Civil War action.
"REMBRANDTThe biography with Charles Laughton
SANDS OF TWO JMA"The Marines and John Wayne at
In the Pacific
SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BRoTHERss-The years most
joyous musical.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

LEE HWY .-ARI.. BLVD.
DRIVEN TNEATER
yE. 3-95O0. = MI. West Of Falls
Church. Americas Most Beautiful
Drive-In. Located Between Corners
(Rt. 5O1 at Gallows Rd. and Lee Hwy.
INOrIdsc r ornnc+ Cornn,,
Evening star., 1954-11-19

Purdue-lndion0 Clubs
Purdue and Indiana University
clubs Of the Washington area
win have q joint football party
at 2::30 pm. tomorrow in the
Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-11-19

mark. Robert Taylor and
Ursula Thiess vacationing Ia
Mexico. Ames Bros RcA-
Victor platter, "The Naughty
Lady Of Shady Lane" sold 400,.
900 in first two weeks.
Evening star., 1954-11-19
New OrIeci,s Location

NEW ORLEANS. This city,
situated on the Mississippi River.
Is actually lot miles from the
rivers outlet into the gull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Fashion Notebook
Rex Of California
No Zony Hat in Sight

The millinery industry ought Rex California
mlliner. for giving them lot to think about.
Instead of grumbng about hatesnesS he feels the indus
try ought to sell the fact that they look preer in
hat than without
But Rex is more than just who makes with
words about hats He designs really lovely looking lids
with Lopez Irene
and other top couture designers who borrow them to show
with their clothes.
Rex will have turning cartwhees his giant
sized sailor hats the small side little satin beets In
emerald and turquoise that perfect for resort fashions
and holiday clothes White satin undergoe spring refurbhing
with white hacs and lily of the valley trims
The Bahama hat is the best Of the deep" look In
Philippine with ribbon height
Rex asking him If he furnishes broom with
the One tash design trimmed with black oil
CLOTH Ran cut OF patent said the undaunted designer
For look PRETTY his tedter and dinner
glitter hats mostly piboreS similar to some designed
this m 1t cost the studio $4,000 he said In Dorkng
for films Rer also figures I'M the cost Whdt sometimes costs him
in and time in getting star untemperaented he
puts it. so he can design hat for her,
The unadorned is out IDh this Beverly Hills nlliner
He's the trimers delight this There heaDyhanded
trimming however Floppy brimned casuGls ,U simple
black ribbon trailing the side looking small
sized horSehGir Breton NTH Sny black giues
5ust the right look tor cocktail hat that is different
responsible setting styles
his partner Wally. he has set the style for the trimmed
mink trimmed and jeweled trimmed that swept
the country.
they up with something still
the
of sweater We've cut the cashmere sred backed
1t with chiffon inserted nude chiffon shoulders beaded the
sreds and we're charging $685. for Them say designing
team Their pet color combination In this project white cash.
This idea best left alone by the doyourse fans
@sA --ELEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Pictures in q Gallery Can Circulate, Too
Star stan Photo.

Most of Mrs. O'Brien's
clients are physicians. dem
lists, lawyers and businessmen.
A ceramist herself and a mem
Der of art circles for a good
part of her life, Mrs. O'Brien
says she is very much i'm
pressed with the contempo-
rary art taste of the success
full business executive-thinks
that in some cases it is better
than that of the distaff side.
But then again, that may be
the result of working in an
atmosphere of ultramodern
Office decor and furnishings"
she reflected.
The gallery's owner also
hopes her new venture viii
stimulate a more popular taste
for the graphic arts which it
seems have always had q
smaller following than the
more attention-getting fine
arts.
Unless you are a collector.
Mrs. O'Brien adds with a quiet
smile. you can't imagine what
a thrill it is to be the proud
owner of an original. Event.
ually it may be costly. she
comedies, though not half as
costly as being AN oil painting
collector. but it's a feeling
that, like rare old wine. inn
proves with each year--and
more acquisitions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Return 7 eas
Aid l-uncheons

In preparation for their
donor luncheon to be held on
Monday, December s, at the
Mayfiower Hotel, the Sister
hood Of Adas Israel Congrega-
ton has planned a series of
four return" teas.
The teas will be held by
Mrs. Morris Cladny. 1910 Mis-
souri, avenue NV, on Monday,
November 8. at 1880 pm; Mrs.
Morton Wilmer, 2701 Chesa-
peake street NV, on Monday,
day, November 20, 1870 pm.
Mrs. Joseph Blumenthal, 2e21
Klingle street NV, on Mon
day, November %. 1::30 pm;
and Mrs. Herman Huffman,
1901 Quebec street NV, on
Friday, December 3, at 1880
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07

out their paintings for years in
Paris, Berlin, Rome and Lon
don," she said. A former men,
Der Of the Art Alliance of
Philadelphia. Mrs. OBrien said
the circulating gallery" idea
reached its greatest popularity
in her home town during the
depression.
She has limited herself to
the graphic arts instead of fine
arts, she explained, because
she feels her gallery is not
equipped to handle large oils or
sculpture.
The gallery is a long, mar
row, low-ceilinged room that
provides just the right atmos-
phere to appreciate the fine
lines of the prints that are
mounted on it's walls.
Exhibits change from month
to month, and in a smaller adj
joining room. Mrs. O'Brien
keeps a print cabinet contain
ing the works Of graphic
artists which are not on dis
play.
Diverse Collection
The gallery owner is proud
of the fact that her, collection
represents the best in graphic
art from all over the world.
Prominent examples are the
work of the famous Yosiifda
family of Japan, the Hindu
artist Kaiko Mott, and Erasto
Cortes of Mexico. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
By Ruth Dean

Something new in art gal
leries has come to Washington.
This one is called a circulate
ing gallery. a sort Of picture
of-the-month" idea which,
even though just a month old.
is already popular with art
lovers here, according to the
gallery's owner.
Mrs. Helen O'Brien has con-
verted part Of her basement
apartment in Georgetown into
the gallery which specializes
exclusively in contemporary
graphic arts - Autographs.
etchings, engrayings and
gouache.
The gallery is so named be-
cause in addition to showing
current exhibitions its owner
"rents out" prints on a monthly
basis to business firms who
want to brighten their visitors
waiting rooms with good art
but something different every
month"
Ideo New Here
The circulating gallery idea
is new to Washington but not
new to the art scene or to
other cities, according ID Mrs.
O'Brien who borrowed the
thought from her native
Philadelphia.
Artists have been renting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07

AS one of the founders of
Georgetown's Artist Mart. she
also has a great interest in the
work of local artists.
Her circulating" collection
is made up of the best-one
or two-from each exhibit.
In this case, however, the
customers don't come in to
make their selections as would
be the case with a circulating
library. She goes to them. TAX
ing with her a picture viewer
and slides of the prints she
has in the collection. This is
to show them the sort of pic
ture they may expect to have
on their Office walls. They
can't make a specific choice.
though, because the number of
prints of any given artists
work are of course limited.
Suppose 10 customers all
wanted the same print at the
same time?" she asked. 1T
just wouldn't work, SO they
have to trust to my judgment"
Men Hove Good Taste
Apparently they're we'll
pleased. because Mrs. O'Brien
reports she has to keep replen-
ishing her collection. She rents
the prints for a set yearly rate,
but il the subscriber wishes to-
purchase the current months
selection, he may.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Fashion Show

The District Chapter Of Beta
Sigma Phi international So
rority will sponsor a fashion
show at the National Press
Club ballroom on Saturday at
2 pm. The latest fall and
early winter fashions for every
age, will be presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
It's q Date
Tuesdoy. November 9:

tueS0oys november y.
FRANKLIN SIMON viii pre-
sent Around the Clock" fash
ions at $3.50 pm. at the store.
Joan Brown will commentate.
Saturday, November Is:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, 1880 pm. at the Town
House In Georgetown. Dresses
by the Georgetown Dress Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-07
Eleni Honored on Coost

The Stars Fashion Editor Elem has been elected 1856
chairman of the California National Press Week Advisory
Committee Representatives from various sections of the
country will this committee for the coming year
Press Week
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-24

After eight years of hard work
and study under Phyliss Slater and
the Ballet Russo Of Cleveland,
Sandra is aiming for appointment
to the Metropolitan Ballet Com
pany.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-24

Sandra Jean Sane, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey j. Sane,
14100 WOodworth rd., takes her
first big step to stardom this sum-
mer with the ballet corps of
Musicarnival Inc, the new musical
tent now making camp on the
Thistle Down parkway in Warrens-
vile Heights. AS regular with
the Musicarnival company, Sandra
will be dancing with the corps in
all of the nine musical favorites
which begin a summer run of arena
style productions on June 25th with
the Rodgers and Hammerstein hit
"Oklahoma."
During almost half of her Is
years, the comely ballerina has
been in constant demand for pri-
vate fetes, clubs and recitals. She
has already earned two television
appearances-on the Ken Ward
show in Cleveland and the Johnnie
Dixon show in Akron.
For the past four years Sandra
has performed for the East Cleve-
land Kiwanis Benefit show, an
event recently converted into an
amateur talent show. First prize
of 1853 was awarded to Miss Sane.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-24
1.O3OYounq
Readers In
Club

The boys and girls of East
Cleveland are joining the vacation
reading clubs at the East Cleve-
land Library in great numbers.
457 of the older ones have
joined the Jockey Reading Club,
118 at the Main Library, 219 at
North Branch, and 120 at Gale
donia Branch. 107 of them have
already started to play the game
by reporting on two club books.
107 little jockeys have started the
steeplechase, IA in the Main Chill
dren's room, 81 at North Branch,
and 80 at Caledonia Branch.
At North Branch four avid read
ers have already finished the
game. They are: Tama Sue Cahon,
14105 Scioto; Rebecca Daugherty,
143OO Pontiac; Noreen McNulty,
14415 Mortified and Ernest Zu-
pancic, 1892 Beaumont.
The younger boys and girls,
those in the first three grades,
are joining the Bookmark Club.
There are now 573 "Bookmarkers,"
141 in the Main Children's Room,
231 at North Branch, 1872 at Gale
donia Branch, and 70 at Rozelle
School Branch which is open only
on Wednesday afternoons. Of
these, 119 have chosen brightly
colored bookmarks to record the
names of the books they have
finished reading. In the Main
Chidren's Room you will find 18
bookmarks hanging, 81 are on dis
play at North Branch, 81 at Gale
donia Branch, and 10 in Rozelle
Branch.
All children are invited to come
into their nearest public library
to register, and then join the vaca-
ton reading fun.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Greenleaf Richmond, 13301 Sec
ond ave-, a daughter, Amy Dick
son, June 9Th.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12
Sostarko pjeva ma koncertu "zore"

Nase prvo Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drustvo "Zora" Chi
cago, Ill., odrzati &c svo proetn koncert subotu Is
American Hail. 143S W. 18th Street Program ce po
cet tocno $50 vecer Poslie programa nastae pies
zabava po vo, goste ce zabavjati Tamburaski zbor
"Sloboda".
Mas dobro poznat opern pjevac gosp sostarko IL po
stovanja naprama nasoj "Zori uze ce ucestva pro-
grau odpevat par selekcija Sa stm osjecajem napra
naso "Zor" prikjucuje mas mladi pjevac Johnny
Ivicek, koj ee svojim ijepm glasom obdart pubku
par pjesama Mas mjesov zbor nastojat ce da udo-
wolff pubc pjevanjem wise nash jeph narodnh pjesama
"Zora" suzi narodu preko so godina Street nasu
ljepu hrvatsku pjesmu ovo naso novoj domovmi cato
zasuzue potporu svog naroda Kroz to vreme trebao
prebroditi mnoge ouje koje tom putu nailaz
preko koh danas preazimo, ali hvaeci svesti naseg
naroda "Zora jos danas estate visin Poznavajuc do
brotu svog naroda ko uvjek proslost ceniti
suge nase Gore mi uvjeren da &c to cniti buduce
Mi ocekujemo da &c velik broj naseg naroda doci ma
oval koncert time dat prznane nasoj "Zori njeznom
canstvu, njhov nesebcan rad ma prosvetno kuunom
poiu. - Dobro dos subotu Is. ma ia!
Zabavn Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12
Progress Exposition.
roJ,,,o 1000 UDxnro Io,,,nv

Progress Exposition.
Godine 1886. "Preradovic"
je bio prvi "a to, da Sc orga-
mira ma Srednjem Zapadu
Pjevacka Federacija, danas
poznata kao "zupa Mihano-
vic". Kroz 40 godina svoga
opstanka zbor je posjetio
m n &c proslave Hrvatskih
Pievackih Zborova blizu da-
leko, pax cato ina bratsku
i prijateljsku saradnju cd
svih njih. "Preradovic" je ta-
kodjer ucestvovao ma proslavi
55-godisnjice Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, te je bio tai
koji je uzeo ma sebe zadacu
da priredi godisnji Uskrsni
koncert "a Duquesne Univer-
sity Tamburitzans.
Velika je cast ovog zbora,
da nosi ime Petra Prerado-
vica, jednog cd najboljeg i
najvoljenijeg hrvatskog pies
nika, koji je bio rodjen 10.
marca, 1918. u malom selu
blizu Bjelovara - Hrvatska.
Kroz sve owe godine svoga
opstanka, zbor nosi ime ovog
velikog hrvatskog pjesnika i
njegove visoke ideale u pies
nistvu ne samo da podrzava,
nego iii prenasa ma nase mia
die generacije rodjene u ovoj
zemlji.
Kroz ovih 40 godina bilo je
mnogo zrtava i poteskoca "a
nase starije clanove, ali kroz
koje SUI oni veselo sa smi-
jeskom ma lieu prolazili je-
dnim ciljem u vidu, da Sc
sacuvaju nase lijepe narodne
pjesme da Sc uspjesno pre-
nasaju ma nase mladje potom-
ke rodjene u ovoj zemlji. U
tome Sc je dakle uspjelo, po-
sto glazba govori s takvim
jezikom, kojeg razumiju svi
narodi!
Sylvia Niksich, dopisnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12
SA SVAT0VSK0G ESELJA EMILIA ANNE Pl.!!CINSKI
ALAD0G PARA II 0DSJEKA 1b7 H. B. zAjEDNICE

st. Louis, Mo. - Javljamo
veselu ,vijest svemu clanstvu
HBZ., kao svima prijatelji-
ma i znancima u America,
Kanadi i staroj domovini, da
su na 20. septeembra 1868.
stupili u bracni zivot brat
Emil Plucinski sestra Anna
Kriskovic, obadvoiica clano-
vi odsjeka 1877 HBZ., ciju Sill
ku ovdje donosimo.
Vjencanje je obavljeno u
nasoj hrvatskoj crkvi Svetog
Josipa ma 12-toj ulici Rus
sell Blvd. u st. Louis, Mo.
Uza prisustvo mnostva rod
bine prijatelja skroz napu-
menu crkvu, predveo je pred
oltar svoju dragu posled-
nju kcerllu otac Franjo Kri-
skovic. Tada .ie zupnik Rev.
Spiro Andrijanic odsluzio sve-
canu svetu misu "a vrijeme
svete sluzbe povezao Emilia
i Anku u sveti matrimonij.
Nakon vjencanog obreda j.
mali su rucak u crkvenoj dvo-
FAM, te tada posli ma slika-
ME i pohod kod bliznie rod
bine. Kun je bio Mr.. Tom
Pavlic, clan odsjeka 167, a
kuma je bila Miss Theresa
Zoricic. Prvi djever djeve-
rusa Branko Sokolic njego-
va supruga Cecilia, koja je
Ankina rodjena sestra. Oni
su obadvojica clanovi odsje-
ka broj so. Onda Mr.. Joe
Simmons sa suprugom Helen,
ona je pako sestra Emilia.
I Joe Srock, clan odsjeka 1877
sa Miss Audrey Heinye. Die
vojcica "a cvijece je bila ma
la Jenny Maniaci, a prsten je
nosio rodjak mladi frankie,
sin Joe Helen Simmons.
Mladozenja Emil ie rodjen
u St. Louis, Mo-, sin je ma
sih dobrih i poznatih priia-
telja, Johna i Elizabeth Plu-
cinski, koji danas posjeduju