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PAGE FOUR FORT MYERS NEWS-PRESS SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 29. 1933. i Margaret lilichle Editor Phone 44 I Margaret Mickle Editor Phone 14 LAWN PARTY HELD Adds Smart Color Nolr Smart For Co-Ed About Fort Myers People And Their Visitors FOR MURE SCOn BRIDGE PARTIES HELD WITH MRS. SHERRIft CLUB DANC i 4 i i Christmas Dance Plannct Many Gnosis Are Invited ea a reuusn wcigniing 1 1 Afternoon Ami Evening GnestA Entertained In Rivenddc Mr.

and Mrs. Holland McCormick and their daughter Neva are spending a few days at their home 'n Is t'fn'Jr v. aov. iv. I if i ,4 'I I i.

i I I 1 1 i I i i il 'iif ihe co-ed can go ail) here in this smart chei'keil lnoun ami heige twceiftop cont. It lias a collar of raccoon with an inner scarf periniltlntf it to ilnipe the slionMers in pleasant went Iter. (Atisociateil 1'rens photo). Toothall Fans Motor To llradenton Among those who motored to Friday to a ttend I In football game were Mrs. Charl-'n Russo, Mrs.

A. W. Roberts, Misn Sue Giilvin, Miss Lorrnino lioi'J. Wfs Mary and Miss I.oiiise ltusso, Mins l'aula Wingate, Miss Heidi Andreu. Miss Ksllier Itlemke.

Misf l.oriiiino Holieits, Miss Milntire. Miss Phyllis I'owell, Miss Sophie Draiighou, Miss liillie Hurron, Miss Naia Conz.i I' Miss Frances Fair Miltcer, Miss (Caroline lliinler. Miss Jewel und Miss nui.se I.ipliain, Miss Mary 10i.a Hoist. Waldo Farabee, Hussell Jones, Stanley Jon'H, Kiinlial Davison. Tom Chapman, Wilbur Martiiidale, Krnest Milts, Tuttle Smith, Wesley Mcfiee, Walter Draugnon, Oeorge Sluhbs, Kllis Cusworth.

HerriKiti Frank. Russell iilenike. C. T. Tew, Ted liykthka and D.

D. Mullins. v. 4 ss 5 jip w- vv Iff 4 v. fr-y.

i Wrt I -i- vA- rt it r-s-: i .1 Dark blue wool makes the IiikIi necked Mouse that gives a lU.lt note to this suit of dark blue, and beige plaid wool. Ited enamel clips fasten both blouse and jacket. The navy lilne felt hat Is trimmed with a tuft of feathers in the same colors as the suit. iK'sijin by Molyneux. To Celebralion Of Itirlliduy Little M'urlel Oliver daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Ncott of Deep Luke, celebrated her seventh anniversary with a Hullo, we'en lawn purty yesterday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs, W. Washburn of Lee street.

Orange aud black were featured in the appointments with tlm ex. ception of Muriel's cuke, which was frosted In white and liuttd with pink candles. Streamers of orange and black paper weie ar-tanged about the treea which were strung with jack o'laiiterns, bi.uk cats and witches. The refreshment table was laid ith a Hallowe'en cover and the plates were of the same design. Ice cream, cuke and candies were served.

Hallo. we'en favors were presented to each child. Juliette Gilliam wab the winner of the peanut hunt, which wa held, in addition to other games. The guest list included Armeda stalls, Mildred Davis, Bcttv Barner, Betty Jane Johnson, Keating, Mildred Lyons, Kva In' ell Nipper, Jean Elizabeth Powell, Nell Priest, Margaret Sansom, Hazel Sellers, Clara Mae Sweet Ruth Tuttle, Wylene Wood, Robert Barley, Bob Blount, C. Hunter Drown, Lowell Flowers, Hilly- Gall man.

Bill Hendry. Jackie Jones, Douglas Hilton and Jimmie Kelly, Mars Lehti, Larry Ligon, Robert Lumbattis, Julian Mc- Callister, Billy Millican, Ralph Moses, Charles Raby, Julian Reu-fro, Irwin Rust, Tommie Scott Carl Skinner, James Tiner, Bonier Whitehurst. Hazel Clarkson, Cy and Bill Stewart, Barbara Ann Andrews, Lucille King, Franklin Johnson, Kdward Calvin, Louis Cochran. Nova McCormick, Ann MVGinn. Andy Moore, Charles and Gene vieve Kehoe, Betty Ann Haas, Klla Catherine Hendry, Monte Beville, Corlnne Johnston, Barbara Brough, Sonnle Stump, Edith Mc Clure, Katherine Rartleson, Bill Debon, Betty Page, Mary Gates, Billy Washburn, Jean Wintle.

Jannie and Hetty Jennings, Louise Olga and Mary Russo, Miss Ceci' Hamilton, Miss Kate Jeffcott, Mrs. Charles Rusko, Mrs. Luther Fuff-man, Mrs. Anson Brecht and Harry Satchell. Out-of-town guests invited were Emma Marie Nance of Arcadia, Evelyn Scott, Evelyn Lowe, Mary Devlno Thorp, Elizabeth and Dianne Washbon, Hilda Frankeiihoff and Carmen Senghass of Everglades.

Miss Thompson To Lead Church Program Miss Margaret Thompson will he the leader of the program to be given by the young people of the Grand Avenue Methodist church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Judge L. Y. Red wine will be the speaker of the evening. The young people have ar ranged the program to take the place of the regular worship service.

They will not hold their regular meeting at 6:45 o'clock. 50c Sunday Luncheon From 1 1 a.m. to p.m. Now that it Is coming on towards Winter Season, you'll want to go out. Don't bother about fussing at home! Just drop In on your way out and have one of our especially prepared and perfectly delicious Sunday luncheons.

All you'll want. You can choose from a delightful assortment. Frank's Place The Gondola Inn at WW mi Social Calendar MONDAY, OCT. Women's Crusade II p. in.

at (lie Hotel Franklin stnily meeting at the Methodist, church. Yon Lawrence, leader. All leaders reiii-sled to UK-el at (be church at -'S p. in. Wiil'are liiairmeii of A IiiiHiKsiu 1 i.

af (tie junior bih school. called by Mrs. ISrjant E. lVarco. TUESDAY, OCT.

31 Junior Business Women's club 7 p. with Miss Florence and Miss Catherine Larimer, 1920 Poinciana avenue. Miss Willie Mae Bartley assistant hostess. Dinner and ghost party. WEDNESDAY, NOV.

I Woman's iul p. wllh Mis. Carrie Phillips, 1107 iloople st net. THURSDAY, NOV. School of instruction or L' County Council and District No.

12, 1 loiiila branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers 12 p. at Hit Christian church. FRIDAY, NOV. Scout meeting 7 p. at headquarters on Broadway.

Christian Endeavor To He Reorganized A re-organization meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Edison Park Community church has been called for at 6:30 o'clock this evening at the church. The young people of the congre gation and any other young people not affiliated with other churches are invited to meet the minister of the church, the Rev. O. T. Anderson, for this re-organization meeting.

Miss Far ah op To Lead Hi-League Program Miss Florence Farabee will be the leader of the meeting of the lli-League thia evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Methodist church. "Watching the World Grow Smaller" is the topic. Ily Junior RnsincKS Group The sum of $27 was cleared on the Hallowe'en tflrl-bid dance which was held Friday night, at ihe Elks club. The dance was sponsored by the Junior Busines Women's club for the purpose of ruining funds which are used pay for a commercial course for a Fort Myers girl. The next affair planned by the club is a Ciiriit nias dance.

Among those present were Mr and Mrs. Martin Green, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Prather, Mr.

und Mrs. L. II. McKown, Mr. and Mark Fletcher, Mr.

and Itirs Allen Pow ell, Mr. and Mrs. Dai id W. Ireland, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Clnrles It.

Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Weatherly, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mauck, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter D. Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fitzgerald, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Senneff, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Genneff, Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Towles, Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Corn- well, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacksou J. oells, Lieut, and Mrs. N. L.

Ilem- mingway. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Draugh- on, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Campbtil Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Chariot; D.

Bever, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Pursley, Dr.

and Mrs. C. M. Joyce, Mrs. John M.

Brooks, Mrs. Lorena Hendry, Mrs. Alma Cagle, Mrs. Lois Crews, Mrs. V.

Foster, Mrs. J. Herbert Mrs. Virgil Sykes, Mrs. Tuller, Mrs.

Dan P. Morrison, Mis. W. H. Graham, Mrs.

John van Andreu, Mrs. George W. Boswell. Mrs. W.

II. Grace, Mrs. Winnie Geer. Miss Josephine Armeda, Miss Martha Battey, Miss Hazel Spenc er. Miss fcuia Miner, Miss Kutn Powell, Miss Harriet and Miss Mary Goodman, Miss Tippy Yar-brough.

Miss Ada Lee Bigelow, Miss Ruth Gornto, Miss Mira Lee Alien, Miss Pearl Haushaw, Miss Dorothy Simmons, Miss Elizabeth Tarrer, Miss Mildred Davis, Miss Stella Jeffcott, Miss Willie Mae Bartley, Miss Betty Faulkner, Miss Ethel Lackey, Miss Emily O'Brien, Miss Lindabelle Brad-iord, Miss Kathryn Harrison, Miss Florence and Miss Catherine Larimer, Miss Norene Walterman, Mis Sara Sanchez, Miss Muriel Washburn. Miss Sara Yelvington, Miss Anulo Laurie Mitchell, Miss Dorothy Heitman, Miss Marelle Blair, Miss Ernestine Sands, Miss Esther MoCall, Miss Nell Daniel, Miss Anne Patrick, Miss Daisy Belle-Ellis, Miss Eleanor Wintle, Miss Lois Wlngate, Miss Allison Close, Miss Frances Botts, Miss Melba Lee. Miss Sallie and Miss Neddie Kellum, Miss Elva Barfield, Miss America Stephens, Miss Dorothy McClure, Miss Bernese Barfield Miss Winifred Wintle, Miss Jewel Lipham, Miss Lois Klay, Miss Audrey Ware, Miss Clara Spencer. Miss Arllne Klenzing, Miss Mary rietcher, Miss Lillian Carson, MIS3 Jessie Wilson, Miss Elisabeth Miles. Bill von Bracht, M.

M. Tillis. Robert Grlffis, F. C. Hilton, Lieut.

Kenneth Fields, Herman Hastings, J. T. Magaha, Chic Webb, Floyd Ellis, Bryant Baker, Dick Dupuy, Carl A. Colteryahn, Alva McKown, John Walt man, Homer Klay, Gerald Moody, Paul Stout, Hoy and Irby Black, L'lay Huggins. Earl R.

Haskew, B. F. Mauldin. Joe Ililliard, Joe Maharrey, Coley Westbrook, Irving Harris, Pat Murphy, Ward Mickle, and George Crawford. Lee County Council To dive Instruction A school of instruction of the Lee County Council and district number 12, Florida branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be held Thursday afternoon, Nov.

2, ut 2 o'clock at 'the Christian church. Mrs. R. L. Murray, state art chairman, will give the staio art tlans for the year; Mrs.

O. H. Miller, district director, will make report on the state board meet ing which she attended recently in Tampa. Mrs. Bird D.

Hayss. council health chairman, will give talk on "Health," and Mrs. Roy C. Bishop, council program chair man, will discuss program plan ning. Mrs.

Allen council motion picture chairman, will give a talk on motion pictures and Mrs. Clinton Freel, publicity chairman of district 12, will give rounds. Another redfisli was caught and the three tipped the scale at 4 pounds. The party also made a large catch of bream near fionita Springs. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hensclien and their children of lona motored to Fort Myers yesterday. They visited Mrs. Ileuschen's sinter, Mrs. Helen Wilson, who is a patient at Lee Memorial hospital.

Dr. A. O. Shaw of Naples was taken to Lee Memorial hospital yesterday for medical treatment. L.

B. Ott and Henry Kincaid re turned to their homes in Lakeland yesterday. They visited friends in Fort Myers for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Sutton are spending a week at Fort My ers beach. Mr. and Mrs. J.

II. Nelson have moved from First street to the Oakhurst apartments. Capt. and Mrs. Littleton Yent returned to their home in Fort Myers yesterday after spending a few days at Everglades.

Mrs. J. Vincent Hines of Boca Raton spent yesterday in Fort Myers. She visited lier mother, Mrs. Florence Langford.

Miss Minnie Lee Wamble of Buckingham was in Fort Myers yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. William Friedman and Miss Croco motored to Tampa Friday. Mrs.

Leslie Roan and Vernon Roan returned to Fort Myers yesterday after a visit with relatives at Arcadia. Wade Jones left yesterday for Imperial, where he will join his mother. Ho has made his home with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, for a number of years.

Mrs. Fannie Spink returned to her home at Avon Park yester day. She has visited friends in Fort Myers for a few days. Miss Mable Williams of F.stero visited in Fort Myers yesterday. Mrs.

F. Mitchell, Mrs. L. Howard and Miss Helen Goff of Eradenton spent yesterday in Fort Myers. Mr.

and Mrs. O. L. Richardson, Mrs. Pete Ware, Mrs.

Harry King and Mrs. John K. Gay motored to Bowling Green Friday night. They attended a meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star, where Mrs. Leona Faircloth, worthy grand matron, made an official visit.

W. A. Gibson of Bonita motored to Fort Myers yesterday on business. Mrs. Frederick G.

Trunket and her father, A. A. Haynes have re turned to their home in Fort Myers after spending the last six weeks at Sanibel. They wero with Mrs. C.

Ellsworth Harris, who is teaching school there. Miss Florence Conrod of Alva visited friends in Fort Myers yesterday. T. Reid Lauterbach of Orrnond Beach is spending a tew days In Fort Myers on business. Mr.

and M'rs. Todd Smith of Deland made a brief visit in Fort Myers yesterday. They were en-route to Tampa. Mr. Todd, who an attorney, Is making a business trip over the Ktate.

Among the Naples visitors in Fort Myers yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. E. II, Frank, their family, Mrs. Dan House and her family.

Bob Johnston of Arcadia Is spending the week-end in Fort Myera. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lamme. Among those in Fort Myers yesterday from St.

James City were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Geue Mills. Fred Lowdermilk, former superintendent of public works and now superintendent of street construction for the state road department, arrived last night from Avon Fark, where he is on duty, to spend Sunday with his family. The Cathedral of Vannes, hi Lorient, France, was recantly closed to tourists, because of the noise made by visitors.

a a Mrs. Margarlte M. Sherrill enter I allied her afternoon and evening bridge clubs yesterday at her home in Riverside, with additional guests present at both purtles Hallowe'en suggestions were featured in the decorations prizes and refreshments. Ilaskels of cosmos and crotons were ar-, winged about the rooms, which were further decorated with an assortment of black cats, pumpkin laces, nkeletons, owls, witches and bats. The tallies also carried out the Hallowe'en colors, as (lid tU'jj tissue and ribbons with which tlv prizes were wrapped.

Salted nuts were served during After the name Individual pumpkin pies with whipped cream and hot cot. fee were served. Tho.se present last night were Mrs. J. W.

McWilliams, Mrs. 1'arke Lewis, Mrs. Dwiglit W. I.ainbe, Mrs. Kllis Dark (ireeiie.

Mrs. Cecil M. I'edrazas, Mrs. Walter D. Moody, Mrs.

l'aul Weatherly, Mrs. Olin H. (Jay, Mrs K. D. 0 riff in, Mrs.

Carl Felder o. Atlanta, Miss Ruth Finger, Miss Fleanor Hunt, Miss Linda-hello Hradford, Miss Pearl Hul-lnch, Miss Mae I'orter, Miss Mildred Holts and Mls Kloise Fox-worthy. The prize winners at tha afternoon party were Mrs. Kenneth A Drjant. who held top score ia the club and Mrs.

Frank (1. Carson who won a pair of hose, the guest prize. Mrs. Dick (iihson was presented with a bride's index recipe box. The other guests were Mrs.

Oihson, Mrs. McWilliams. Mrs. Rryant, Mrs. Nelson Hough, Mrs.

Donald llasx, Mrs. Carson Mrs. L. II. McKown, Mrs.

Wairer, Wiltshire, Mrs. I'aul Jones, Hugh Mauck, Mrs. ('lareiuyi). Zimmerman, Mrs. Frank O.

Alderman, Mrs. Hob llensoii, Jonephlnn Armeda, Miss Lonaine Heitman and Miss Fleanor Wintle. A new Irish dish is made froi.i the brilliant green moss, found along the coast near Calway. II makes a dessert. DANCING ON THE PIER lit (Jorcla Tourist Canip Kvery Tuesday Night Starting with a Dance HALLOWE'EN Tuesday, Oct.

Music ly ilio Digger ami Detler Royal Hawks Script, 25c GLOVES Fabric 69c, SI. 00 Kid SL95, $3.50 SLOO, $1.23 $1.00, $1.23, $2.50 I A i. V'r the East End. They will leave here the middle of next week for Tampa where they will be located. Mr.

and Mrs. Whitemarsh Seabrook and Mrs. J. M. Clark left yesterday by motor for New York where Mr.

Seabrook will transact business matters. Enroute they will visit Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Poose cf Washington. They expect to be away 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.

Hubbard returned to their home in Fort Myers yesterday after spending a few days in Orlando. Mr. Hubbard attended an automobile code meeting. Mrs. C.

T. Beggs and Mrs. T. J. Beggs, will leave today for their home at Madison, after a visit of a month in Fort Myers.

They have been the guests of Mrs. C. T. Beggs' son, E. Dixie Beggs and Mrs.

Beggs. Dr. and Mrs. N. James Ganey and their children of Bradenton will motor to Fort Myers today.

They will visit Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ganey of Valencia terrace. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles D. Bever motored to Avon Park yesterday. They will spend a few days there on business. Lynn Gerald is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Grover E. Gerald. He attends the University of Florida at Gainesville. Mrs.

Howard Fitzgerald motored to Miami yesterday. She visited Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Smith and their infant son. Barney F.

Tooke returned to his farm at Immokalee yesterday after a short visit with Mrs. Tooke in Fort Myers. Mrs. J. DerKinderen returned to Fort Myers Friday evening by motor and is located at the Illinois apartments for the season.

She spent the summer in Wyoming, Idaho and Chicago. Dr. Clarence J. Zimmerman and Dr. Walter J.

Ganey returned to their homes in Fort Myers Friday evening. They attended a dental convention in Orlando. F. G. Garrison motored to Clew-jston yesterday on business.

Mrs. Maude Carlson returned to her home in Winter Haven Friday. She has visited Mr. and-Mrs. Leslie Sheets for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman of Palatka spent yesterday in Fort Myers on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold T. Raymond of Bonita Springs visited friends in Fort Myers yesterday. Jimrale Dicks will leave today for Moore Haven where he has accepted a position. Gordon Brodrlek returned to Tampa yesterday after a visit with friends in Fort Myers. He formerly made his home here.

Mrs. Oscar Lybass t) Fort Myers beach is spending the weekend with her mother, Mrs. W. Washburn. Mr.

and Mrs. O. II. Leifeste leit yesterday for Bradenton where they will spend two weeks on business. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Bpencer and G. C. Spencer will bpond today at Clewlston. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph J. Sev. erence of Bonton, who are touring the state, spent yesterday Fort Myers. C.

II. Miner of Alva was In Fort Myers yesterday on business Mr. and Mrs. It. H.

Tomllnjon of Bokeella visited in Fort Myers yesterday. Walter Gasklll of Sarasota was In Fort MyerB yesterday ou business. Mrs. A. A.

Gardner and her son Forrest of Alva, visited la Fort Myers yesterday. Mrs. Herbert O'Bannon and her little son of LaBelle visited friends in Fort Myera Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Field and Mr. and Mrs. la. Y. Kedwlne spent Friday fishing at Naples.

Mrs. Kedwlne and Mrs, Field each land- is Local Low Downs Ily M.1RGAKET MICKLE Happy birthday Kathryn Miller and David Dolson. Maggie went to the girl-liid dance she wishes she could remember the Koandsn who said, "aw go on, you'll never miss a few hours sle-p, you art! crazy talking about being too old." It's true (about not missing the sleep) my feet hurt so bad I could not sleep if I had a bed! Think I'll write Mr. Ditto, he's the man that gets out a "How's Your Dog column. (He might advise stay ing away from dances and the boys could not take that!) Almanac or no almanac, my dogs say the day after a dance is the longest in the year.

Anyway me an' Jo joined the army Held representatives I think! I know what a dog's life is now having four feet that moan. An' Jessie Wilson was just a cleaning up the shop when I dragged in to say hello. She can take it and that's not all I know some what did not know when they had enough and wanted to go to Punta Gorda for more dance! I wish I could tat. Wilson Dunham said he did not go because so many girls wanted to take him! Believe me I'm not ever going to ask a fellow to go a dancer not anymore after this one. And I don't think they had any right to call me a chisel-er just because I would not spend money on them.

Sunday School Class Has Outing Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Higgles, Sunday school teachers of the Methodist Sunday school of Lake Worth, 29 members of the class and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Davis, chaperones, were in Fort Myers yesterday. They were enroute to Sanibel where they will remain until today. They spent last night camping. Charles J.

Knapp of Casa Ybel hotel at Sanibel acted as host and guide to the party. The outing was arranged by the St. Petersburg chamber of commerce. Dance To Be Held At Elks Club A Hallowe'en dance will be held Tuesday night at the Elks club John Waltman, manager, announced yesterday. A new five piece orchestra will make its bow to the dancing public at this affair.

A prize will be awarded to the person submitting the be.it name for the band. The dance will begin at 9:30 o'clock. Miss Josie Langford Formerly with Paul Ilarnes IJcauty Shop, is now with the DAM QI EKV 11KAUTY SHOP P.O. Arcade Phone 27 Fall Accessories collars Pique rc Satin SI. 00, $1.19 Moric SI.

00, SI. 19 1 HOSE PURSES Beth Benson School of Dancing ill Open FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD Registration 3 to 5 p.m. Studio at St. Charles Hotel EVANS PARK CO. "The Shop of Stylo Individuality' 1025 Fill ST STREET instructions in publicity..